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A €50,000 deposit and another €100,000 pledged for the replacement of David Casa

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Mark Camilleri
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According to a group chat between Yorgen Fenech, Josie Licari, and Malta International Airport CEO Alan Borg, Yorgen Fenech had paid a €50,000 deposit to Adrian Delia as payment to help PN elect Frank Psaila instead of David Casa in the European Parliament. Yorgen Fenech also pledged Adrian Delia another €100,000 payment in case David Casa was not re-elected. My sources however informed me that Adrian Delia had actually received a payment of €100,000 from Yorgen Fenech and not €50,000. It would be interesting to see whether this money is accounted for in the PN’s books – if so that would be insane. The PN would have received a donation to sabotage one of its most prominent MEPs. My suspicion however is that Adrian Delia pocketed the money because that’s the the same time when he was in deep trouble with his debts and had serious liquidity issues.

The allegation that Yorgen Fenech had paid money to the PN to prevent the re-election of David Casa was first made by David Thake, and rebutted by Yorgen Fenech with a denial written with the help of Saviour Balzan.

 

 

 

 

 

Comments

  1. Alan avatar
    Alan

    MIA is managed by a Todt (death in Dutch).
    Think about it…

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    1. wacoswacko avatar
      wacoswacko

      Is “Todt” a Dutch company?

      Perhaps the proud owner of a fleet of Boeing 737s Max?

      Reply
  2. Charles Anthony Falzon avatar
    Charles Anthony Falzon

    Kif tista’ tafdhom lill politici biex jiehdu hsieb l-interessi taghna lkoll cittadini Maltin u Ghawgxin?
    Kollha mcappsin b’xi konfoffa jew o?ra.
    Il- ftit sura ta’ nies imwarrbin fil back benches jew idabbrulhom rashom biex ma’ jkunux xkiel ghal korruzzjoni.

    Reply
  3. Gabriel avatar
    Gabriel

    Who is Todt?

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    1. camillerimark avatar
      camillerimark

      Alan Borg

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  4. wacoswacko avatar
    wacoswacko

    Mark, what a runaround I get trying to log in!

    Despite being told to log in with WordPress, AFTER BEING TOLD THAT MY LOGIN WAS SUCCESSFUL, I’m then regaled with the news that my account is not recognized.

    A few more tries (and many more expletives), and WordPress relents.

    A case of mood swings?

    Reply
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    Taxman Marvin Gaerty was earmarked to join Yorgen Fenech’s mother company – Mark Camilleri

    […] billion-euro level. He was discussing this prospect with Malta International Airport’s CEO, Alan Borg, to whom he offered the CEO position, and also confided in him that Marvin Gaerty, back then the […]

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  6. Alan avatar
    Alan

    Dodgy man that Borg! He manages by fear. The work environment at MIA has deteriorated under his leadership. He came to the top by exploiting the weaknesses of the previous CEO and fired managers whom he considered a threat. Don’t be impressed by the passenger numbers at the airport. MIA gained immensely from the economic model adopted in these past years. It is not so difficult to run a monopoly after all. I don’t have much of a choice if I want to travel from/to Malta.
    The first CEO of MIA that installed a camera at the door to his office! What are you hiding Mr.Borg? Just have a look at some of the tenants at Skyparks. What a coincidence that Licari owns the gym at Skyparks! You either form part of his clique or else you are out of the game. Borg is well connected to Saviour Balzan. The company that Borg runs ‘sponsors’ Saviour’s media house – a contract signed between friends. I am curious to see if there are chats that involve Borg in explicit wrong doings. He always boasted of his close relationship with Yorgen Fenech, a friendship that goes back to the childhood years.
    A school dropout like him can never naturally be in charge of an entity like MIA without manipulation and deceit. Beware the person with a sweet tongue but a bitter heart.

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  7. Yorgen Fenech paid Pierre Portelli and Adrian Delia up to ?100,000 in February and March 2018 – Mark Camilleri avatar
    Yorgen Fenech paid Pierre Portelli and Adrian Delia up to ?100,000 in February and March 2018 – Mark Camilleri

    […] plan hatched to replace David Casa with another MEP was hatched very early in the weeks and months of Adrian Delia becoming PN leader. In fact, Yorgen […]

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  8. Saviour Balzan’s Xtra programme on TVM was sponsored by Yorgen Fenech – Mark Camilleri avatar
    Saviour Balzan’s Xtra programme on TVM was sponsored by Yorgen Fenech – Mark Camilleri

    […] Saviour Balzan helped Yorgen Fenech pen a denial of a story that was true, eventually, published in his newspaper MaltaToday, Yorgen Fenech replied to one of Saviour […]

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  9. Adrian Delia: bribed, tried and tested – Mark Camilleri avatar
    Adrian Delia: bribed, tried and tested – Mark Camilleri

    […] he received by Yorgen Fenech. The payments were meant in exchange for the Nationalist Party to sabotage David Casa’s electoral campaign for the European Parliament. David Casa is an MEP who has been very vociferous against corruption in Malta and has also been a […]

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    I’m grateful to David Casa for fighting for journalistic freedoms, but the fight for freedom should not be selective – Mark Camilleri

    […] and for keeping up his fight for rule of law despite the constant attacks he recieved and even a conspiracy against him to depose him from his seat in the European Parliament. For many he is a hero, and no one can take […]

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    The Nationalist Party’s track record on journalists since 2017 – Mark Camilleri

    […] Adrian Delia vexatiously instituted a libel case against Lovin Malta over claims about his messages with Yorgen Fenech. Adrian Delia sued for libel and Lovin Malta retracted their story. Messages about Yorgen Fenech’s and Adrian Delia’s relationship were then published on this website. […]

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