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Edward Scicluna pretends it is all about Bernard Grech

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Mark Camilleri
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As published by Times of Malta. Here’s the message Central Bank Governor Edward Scicluna sent to his Labour Party mates about his calls for resignation.

He is not going to resign he says because he doesn’t want to surrender to Opposition Leader’s pressure, Bernard Grech.

The man is demented, narcisstic and delusional. He wants to pretend that his calls for resignation are made with malicious political intent by the Opposition.

He doesn’t need to resign he says because he hasn’t been found guilty, yet. He is following the rules.

The country is sick with this selfishness by these opportunists who should know better. They have looted the state long enough and it’s time for them to leave.

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4 responses to “Edward Scicluna pretends it is all about Bernard Grech”

  1. carmel debono avatar
    carmel debono

    drowning sailor grasps even a straw

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    […] and his circle to allow him to retake his post while he is charged over the Vitals case. He pressured the Prime Minister and his colleagues over to keep his post despite facing charges of abetting money-laundering and fraud in the Vitals […]

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