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Here’s someone who is not going to Barbados

Brian Tonna undoubtedly is not on the Barbados List, but that’s not because they’re practicing discretion. Corrupt accountant Brian Tonna was probably the one who went mostly under from the long trail of corruption left behind by Joseph Muscat and his friends; having lost his business, his reputation, and also lots of money in legal fees, without the ability to earn an income except by illegal means. He also felt betrayed by those who were supposed to protect him. He says that it wasn’t worth it and that he didn’t get much out of it in the end, except for the looming possibility of going to prison.


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5 responses to “Here’s someone who is not going to Barbados”

  1. najxumandrist avatar
    najxumandrist

    The first one to spill the beans will save his skin. And time in prison.

    1. Charles avatar
      Charles

      Maybe this crook should start whistling Dixie and tell the world who dose EGRANT belong to…and maybe if he knows anything about Dubai, Crypto and Switzerland perhaps??

  2. Jean Karl Soler avatar
    Jean Karl Soler

    “Practising”. Grammar is important, even for guerillas.

  3. ALBERT MAMO avatar
    ALBERT MAMO

    ITS INCREDIBLE. THE GAME IS OVER, SO WHY DOESN’T THIS IDIOT NOT SAVE HIS OWN NECK, IS BEYOND ME. THE SCOUNDRELS ABANDONED HIM, SO WHATS HE WAITING FOR???????

  4. […] Brian Tonna was the corrupt accountant and chief architect of a slew of companies registered in Panama for Keith Schembri, Konrad Mizzi and potentially also Joseph Muscat and was first outed by Daphne Caruana Galizia even before the Panama Papers first came out. Brian Tonna is currently being charged over money-laundering in the Progress Press case, the 17 Black case, and the Vitals case. He’s a feature and a key suspect in most of the major cases of corruption by Joseph Muscat and Keith Schembri. Brian Tonna is also being covered up in the Pilatus Bank case in which he is involved by a transaction he made to Keith Schembri. […]

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