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Minister Glenn Bedingfield appoints pro-Labour Judge to investigate the Mafia in prison

Glenn Bedingfield is just weeks into his role as Home Affairs Minister and he is already starting to cover-up major crimes of the Maltese Mafia. Minister Glenn Bedingfield has appointed the pro-Labour Judge Antonio Mizzi to conduct an inquiry over the use of internet by prison inmate Adrian Agius (one of the Maksar brothers).

Judge Antonio Mizzi is regularly appointed by the Labour government to conduct its “investigations”, with most of these investigations also kept under wraps, such as the investigation on the fraud at MCAST.

The Labour government isn’t hiding the fact that it is covering-up and aiding the Mafia. They’re neither doing an effort to see independent by appointing someone else altogether. They don’t care. They know that we know that they are covering up for dangerous criminals and they don’t care because they have the power to do and act as they want. Minister Bedingfield doesn’t want us to believe that he is a serious person doing a serious inquiry by appointing a biased Judge who will carry the government’s interests into the investigation.

His message below is directed at his constituency and Labour Party supporters. It’s not intended to address concerns of impartiality and cover-ups.


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4 responses to “Minister Glenn Bedingfield appoints pro-Labour Judge to investigate the Mafia in prison”

  1. D M Briffa avatar
    D M Briffa

    Spot-on commentary. Bedingfield is a total toad. A self-serving brown-noser of the first order. Thank heavens someone is calling him out. He’s a failed restauranteur. He can’t stand on his own two feet. He has to suck at the teat that is Labour post-2013. A baby in a grown-up’s body.

  2. Gandolf avatar

    After the 2 year stint as Top Public Cleaner, the PM wants him to sanitise (and legalise) the all types of mafias’ trails and activities.

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