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Deputy-Prime Minister Chris Fearne resigns on his own accord surprising Labour Party colleagues

Chris Fearne has resigned from Deputy-Prime Minister and withdrew his nomination for European Commissioner. His resignation was unplanned, and his final decision was made last night after much contemplation on his part, without discussing it with his colleagues, as is typical of his style.

By doing this surprise move, Chris Fearne has foiled plans for Robert Abela to use him as a prop against the Magisterial Inquiry given that he is innocent and was not part of Joseph Muscat’s corrupt scheme. Now, it is up to himself to prove his innocence in court along with the many others who in a way or other were involved in the execution of these fraudulent contracts. Chris Fearne has plenty of evidence to show that he was not liked by Joseph Muscat’s cabal.

The current Labour Party alternative nominee for European Commissioner is Miriam Dalli.


Comments

  1. Its the only honourable and professional way to act. RA should be learning from this.

  2. Joe Iz - Ziblu avatar
    Joe Iz – Ziblu

    Did Carmen Ciantar?s daughter receive kickbacks from Ram Tumuluri?s UK registered company as a loan repayment ?

    Did Chris Fearne?s daughter buy premium property in Bahrija at a discounted rate from a well known construction mogul?

  3. sim72 avatar

    This might benefit Chris Fearne in the long term.

  4. Malcolm Sammut avatar
    Malcolm Sammut

    It was his Ministry which kept pumping millions, knowing quite well they are being stolen cause everyone could see nothing was being built. He should have stood up for his country and save our taxes or leave back then. Now he had not options, he would have been sent to face embarrassment in the EU. He chose the least damaging way out. He paid the political price.

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