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Freemasonry in Malta on the decline: bumped up by foreign guests

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Mark Camilleri
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Freemasonry in Malta is in steady decline, as a meeting held yesterday, which, according to Simon Cusens, was supposedly attended by 110 guests, was in reality attended by only around a dozen Maltese guests and a few foreigners. Simon Cusens is the Grand Master of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Malta.

The Police have refused to investigate or interrogate Simon Cusens over his involvement in the Technoline-Vitals deals, however his previous employee, Ivan Vassallo, is being charged. You can read our detailed report here. He is bound to step down as Grand Master next November.

The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Malta was outed by The Maltese Herald for being the preferred masonic lodge for individuals associated with the Labour-government. Simon Cusens was outed for the first time as the Grand Master of the SGLOM here. Individuals like Gavin Gulia and Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando were also members of the lodge in the past. Adrian Hillman who is also being charged in the Vitals case was also a Freemason.

Simon Cusens has filed a libel case against us, to which we still need to reply, as we were not notified of the case.

 

Comments

2 responses to “Freemasonry in Malta on the decline: bumped up by foreign guests”

  1. All for One and One for All! avatar
    All for One and One for All!

    The main thrust of your article, and especially the title are misleading and merit corrections.

    In Malta there are several constituent lodges which purposely fly under the radar very effectively. Your article gives the wrong impression that there would be a couple of hundred Freemasons, when in fact, the number wouid estimate to many hundreds.

    Add to that, organisations such as Rotary and Lions are non-official branches of the same.

    Add further to that, ‘Chivalric’ organisations such as the Order of the Golden Spur and other Papal/‘Military’/Sovereign/Templar Orders which all form part of an inter-connected web.

    As a journalist, you need to do your research on this reality, veiled as it may be, and so by design.

    Otherwise, your articles on the subject will continue to be naive.

    Reply
  2. Jean Paul Galea avatar
    Jean Paul Galea

    Check the order of san Lazarus most pl people are there

    Reply

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