In a very interesting development, tensions between the Labour Party leader and Prime Minister, Robert Abela, and Joseph Muscat’s faction within the party have reached an all-time high. The reasons is mostly because I can successfully do my job in my country after winning a Constitutional Case and following more than three years of the government trying to systematically destroy my publishing business.
Now, people may understand more clearly, why Ministers like Clifton Grima find it politically profitable to discriminate against my publishing activities and deliberately cause economic harm. And this is happening, when most of the press, bar a few exceptions, is fully dependent on government funding. We are of course singled-out for being big critics of the Labour Party and the government, so cowards and opportunists find economic and political incentive to attack us.
For now, I will stick to the bigger picture. The open conflict between the Joseph Muscat’s Labour Party faction as communicated via his propagandists such as Neville Gafa and Karl Stagno Navarra, will continue to escalate because the reality is that after having won my constitutional case in Court, I have a very strong legitimate claim to provide services to the government especially after four years of systematic discrimination.
Ironically, this is all benefitting the Prime Minister himself who, has so far, protected the disgraced e-Premier Joseph Muscat from prosecution and investigation, just as he is protecting Rosianne Cutajar and other acolytes of Joseph Muscat in his well-known Devil’s Pact. Neville Gafa represents a loud and extreme section of the Labour Party whose orthodox and illiterate behaviour is reminiscent of the radical Catholic zealotry of the 1960s: rabid, aggressive, and marked by illiterate extremism.
The Prime Minister is benefitting out of all this by coming out as the more reasonable and rational leading figure in the Party in contrast to disgraced criminal Joseph Muscat. Neville Gafa is actually and unwittingly campaigning for the Prime Minister as he presents the Prime Minister as the more moderate voice of the Labour Party.
Luckily enough, our readers are literate enough to understand these complex dynamics critically. This is not about who is wrong or who is right – we all know that Labour has infused so much with organsied crime in politics that it is impossible for it to avoid its label as a criminal organisation while actively and defending the likes of those who traded and conspired with Yorgen Fenech, even if the government associates with the likes of myself via professional work. However, thanks to Neville Gafa’s vitriol, the Prime Minister will be able to present itself as the more moderate alternative to Joseph Muscat’s criminal imbeciles.
This is a very interesting political dynamic which should be watched closely.
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