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They’ve turned the face of the Islands into a Gangster’s Paradise

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Mark Camilleri
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The 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 dangerous animals in cages at home. One of these very not so sympathetic people is Anton Rea Cutajar who has a “zoo” in Si??iewi called L-Arka ta’ Noe.

Anton Rea Cutajar feels very grateful to Labour for having allowed him to keep a highly irregular “zoo”, so much so that today he hosts their politicians for their political campaigns.

 

 

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  1. Charles Maurice de Talleyrand avatar
    Charles Maurice de Talleyrand

    A bunch of bogans who feel so insecure about themselves that they need these large exotic animals to overcompensate. Same as with these many thugs who own badly-trained bully breeds, lest they feel emasculated.

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  2. C.D. avatar
    C.D.

    Zoos are today considered as animal abuse by many Animal-Welfare Societies around the globe. They must be abolished worldwide.

    Most probably the poor majestic, beautiful creatures (who many of them are endangered species) end up sold to be hunted by MONSTERS: (hunters, trophy hunters, etc).

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