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Exclusive: The Office of the Prime Minister orders the quick drafting of a law to cover-up for Christian Borg over his abandoned lions

Upon verifying our story about Christian Borg’s abandoned lions and speaking to the foreign sources who were offered to take in the lions, The Maltese Herald can also confirm that the government is rushing legislation to exempt Christian Borg from any fines and repercussions for having failed to neuter his wild animals and abandoning them with the result of leaving them in a very bad state.

We are currently discussing the legal bill with experts, but the bill has already been passed from the Justice Ministry to the Office of the Prime Minister with the intention of having it approved by the Cabinet. The bill has been drafted by the Ministry for Agriculture with the Office of the Prime Minister having sent the instructions for the bill to Agriculture Minister Anton Refalo.

Cabinet members are unaware that this bill is intended to cover-up for Christian Borg.

You can see a copy of the bill in the image below.

 


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5 responses to “Exclusive: The Office of the Prime Minister orders the quick drafting of a law to cover-up for Christian Borg over his abandoned lions”

  1. Franco Galea avatar
    Franco Galea

    As soon as this scandal blew up, Ricky, the reputation launderer cum podcaster (bdejt podcast u bdilt il-mentalita ta poplu) invited Anton Rea Cutajar, and spent an hour repeating that there shouldn’t be fines for importing and neglecting wild animals.

  2. John Borg avatar

    The labour party only helps its own criminal ‘animals’…everyone else including innocent animals must suffer.. who votes for this party is as criminal as the the psychopaths who lead the labour party

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