The turncoat and ex-prosecutor George Camilleri who is now working for Malta’s one of Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murderers has replied to my article on his Facebook page and concluded our exchange by telling me that he likes doing his job, which is working for some of Malta’s most notorious criminals.
I bet he does, but he doesn’t want to answer my question on how much he’s being paid. I am copying his reply and the full exchange below.
Meanwhile, Super ONE Minister for Justice Jonathan Attard doesn’t find anything inappropriate in the fact that a prosecutor is now working for some of Malta’s most dangerous criminals. As usual, the Labour Party pretends it is on the side of the state as it supports and defends criminal organisations against the state. Supposedly, after the other turncoat and ex-prosecutor Charles Mercieca left the office of the Attorney General to work for Yorgen Fenech, the office of the Attorney General had to add a new regulation that prohibits its prosecutors from leaving its office to work for suspected criminals. So far, there seems to be nothing that stops prosecutors from turning to the enemy and the Labour government seems to be happy that the criminal organizations are depleting the authorities from its able officials.
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