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Malta is being inundated with exotic animals and abandoned pets and the situation has never been worse

There are few more useless politicians in Labour right now than Anton Refalo. A corrupt thief who today serves as Agriculture Minister, he also responsible for animal rights through Junior Minister (Parliamentary Secretary) Alicia Bugeja Said. Thanks to these two imbeciles who wanted to appease a couple of Maltese criminals and bullies, Malta is being inundated with exotic animals.

On the other hand, the situation for abandoned animals is so severe that animal shelters are flooded and foreign NGOs chipping in by exporting abandoned animals out of Malta. It is the first time in our history that foreign NGOs are being involved in our country to help out with the abandoned animals problem.

The situation at animal shelters has got even worse as Anton Refalo employed a host of friends at the only government-run animal shelter in Qormi, who refuse to do their basic duties or even enter the shelter itself to do some work. As a Labour Minister, Anton Refalo gained a reputation for corruption, exorbitant spending and mass clientalism by employing as many Gozitan friends as money allows.

On the other hand, there’s nothing to say about agriculture because it’s mostly a dead and dying industry and Anton Refalo has done nothing about it. Instead, Anton Refalo is busy stealing historical items from public spaces and making sure his 19-year old daughter is elected mayor of a Gozitan village.

I feel grossed out even writing about him.

 

 


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6 responses to “Malta is being inundated with exotic animals and abandoned pets and the situation has never been worse”

  1. […] only reason why the Labour government has allowed the highly irregular importation of exotic animals was to appease criminals and bullies whose hobby and status symbols is derived from keeping big and […]

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    isleofcorruption

    The trough has been good to him judging by his waistline,his daughter better buy some plus size dresses as she will feed well at the trough?

  3. […] and exotic live animals imported into Malta has increased due to leaner regulations introduced by Agriculture Minister Anton Refalo and Animals Rights Parliamentary Secretary Alicia Bugeja Said. As of late last year, an additional […]

  4. […] government has liberalised the ownership of dangerous and wild animals causing as a result an increase in these kind of cases of animal abuse. A substantial amount of meat if also being imported to […]

  5. […] her remit, the number of abandoned dogs in the streets has spiked up. Alicia Bugeja Said sold her reform which allowed criminals and drug-dealers to keep wild animals […]

  6. […] from backtracking on the environment, the Labour Party has also backtracked on animals’ rights as it went from banning circuses to legalising the keeping and trade of wild and exotic animals. […]

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