Agriculture Minister’s son, Andre Refalo is debuting his twenties as a real-estate manager, managing his father’s properties. One of his first plans in his new career is to organise parties for his friends and Labour Party socials at his father’s latest project called “L-Eremita”. Tickets are going for €30.
Hopefully (for his father), he won’t mistakenly take photos of his father’s stolen national heritage again during one of these parties.
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Nice rolex day date with diamond bezel he got there
Ovvja irid ikun hemm Keith Seychell huxinkella ma nikkonfermawx li huma Laburisti tal flus
Jaqq What a hamallu with money. They are the worst kind.
As they say, money can’t buy style.
Hekk hu! U kemm ilni nghid they are all in it together!
You can take the monkey out of the jungle but you cannot take the jungle out of the monkey
Maybe the 30 also includes a tour of the pilfered arts and artefacts from the state. Mind you Anton has one thing money can’t buy and that’s that centre parting he has,all that money and he can’t fix it? Like father line mother like sister like brother all corrupt to the core and they care not who knows it.
They said he has returned his stolen artefact. I hope he has not returned a fake copy. He had all the time in this world to ask a master mason to make for him!!
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