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The least socialist Police Minister we have ever had

Ever since Glenn Bedingfield was appointed Home Affairs Minister, he has declared war against the global lumpenproletariat and published images of the Police conducting ICE-style raids on illegal migrants. He deported illegal migrants who had been living in Malta for more than a decade and is now publishing images of criminal suspects on his Facebook page as he applauds the Police for arresting them.

The image he published is of a black man tearing down and stealing a knocker.

Now, irrespective of whether you agree with the Minister’s antics and the law on these issues, the Minister’s actions in his first days in power are all consistently aligned with what is today considered right-wing policy. His behaviour is also that of a far-right politician trying to farm clout by looking tough on society’s undesirables.

This is not the behaviour of a socialist minister, and neither are his politics anything near what today’s socialist and left-wing governments are doing. The socialist and left-wing government of Pedro Sánchez regularised migrants who had been living in the country illegally — they were not granted citizenship.

Now, irrespective of where you stand politically on these matters, the fact remains that Glenn Bedingfield is anything but a socialist as Home Affairs Minister. You don’t need to farm clout from society’s undesirables while maintaining law and order.

On the other hand, the same socialist Minister is a very close friend of the disgraced former Premier Joseph Muscat. Stealing a door-knocker is wrong, but how about stealing millions of Euros’ worth of public funds? A black guy stealing a door-knocker does not seem to be enjoying the same level of “innocent until proven guilty” privilege that Joseph Muscat has been enjoying all this time.

 


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2 responses to “The least socialist Police Minister we have ever had”

  1. […] Note the difference of the Minister’s stance with regards to Yorgen Fenech’s verdict when he focused his speech in Parliament on attacking the Opposition for joining protests against Yorgen Fenech’s verdict. The Minister is very selective on his indignation about crime, restricting his indignation to the blue-collar and obvious hard-criminals who are routinely brought to Justice. He has a very different perspective and attitude when it comes to crime involving politicians, corruption, bribery and sophisticated financial crime by white-collar criminals. Waging war on drugs and illegal immigrants are typically the hallmarks of any right-wing Home Affairs Minister. […]

  2. […] content. The illiterate mob supporting Labour is pleased with such scenes. There is also obviously a racist element in this ongoing propaganda, which is quite clear given that a homeless Maltese is usually treated with more […]

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