Tag: Aaron Farrugia
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Extending control over the Labour Party through more useful fools
The pseudo-reshuffle announced by Robert Abela reminded me of US Embassy cables leaked by Wikileaks. In some of these cables, the then US Ambassador Molly Bordonaro, quoted Prime Minister Lawrence Gonzi as complaining about the “limited talent” present in his Parliamentary group when choosing his Cabinet in 2008. While this problem has affected many Governments…
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Labour’s economic vision: restaurants and yachts
The Labour Party is trudging along with its best-in-Europe economic programme to turn the island into one whole restaurant and hotel strip and all the harbours into yacht marinas. Aaron Farrugia, Minister for Transport wants more yacht marinas. It’s not the best they can come up with: it’s the only thing they can come up…
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Matthew Chetcuti’s parents are also employed by the government
Many of the young lackeys supporting Robert Abela come from Labour families, and if the children are getting government jobs, why wouldn’t the parents be entitled to an iced bun? Of course, they would. There are whole families whose only source of income is government jobs that have been given to them in exchange for…
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Meet Keith Gravina and Aaron Farrugia’s friend: the rapist who tortured a woman in his bar
I am sure that many like me were incredibly shocked to read the story about the woman abductor and rapist who was caught torturing his date. You will be more shocked to learn that Keith Gravina has various connections to and with the Labour Party, one of which is with Minister for Transport, Aaron Farrugia.…
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Schrödinger’s cabinet reshuffle
The Labour Party conducts regular surveys of its own and it is well aware that it is haemorrhaging votes so, The Malta Independent’s survey is no surprise for Labour. However, this does expose Labour’s weakness in public and as a result adds to the ever-increasing anxiety and panic of Robert Abela who is suddenly thinking…
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Schrödinger’s cabinet reshuffle
The Labour Party conducts regular surveys of its own and it is well aware that it is haemorrhaging votes so, The Malta Independent’s survey is no surprise for Labour. However, this does expose Labour’s weakness in public and as a result adds to the ever-increasing anxiety and panic of Robert Abela who is suddenly thinking…
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Here’s how the government takes us for a ride
Apparently, the dumping of tonnes of construction waste that is taking place in the Rabat/Mtarfa Valley is an ongoing activity that was supposedly halted by government enforcement agencies back in January. The Planning Authority made a PR show of pretending to halt this activity and forcing its owners to clean the mess, only for the…
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Please, take a moment to be amazed by Aaron Farrugia’s work
Amazing. Incredible. Prosit Ministru. Tal-?enn. The best in Europe. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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Labour’s clown show
Three ministers to inaugurate a breakwater for a small fishing harbour. By the way, the inauguration is about works getting started not about the breakwater being completed. There are literally more politicians than there are workers on the construction site. Despite this charade being seriously funny, it’s also a gross testament to Labour’s corruption. None…
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Callous and cruel: Malta’s Mafia State
Our Mafia State, like a typical Mafia state, is cruel and callous and has no regard for the lives and sensibilities of others. I find this horrible, insensitive, cruel and callous on an extreme scale: the same contractor who killed Miriam Pace in her house has received more than 1.5 million in government contracts and…
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Idiocracy abound
You couldn’t make this stuff up. It’s the stuff of pure comedy gold, but it’s done, instead by unwitting idiots who mostly lived with their mothers until they took over the government. First, the government releases a legal notice which will allow establishments in Valletta to play music until 1 am. The residents protest against…
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Government by ?a?an
Ex-premier Joseph Muscat went to great lengths to make sure that his government appearedd competent and serious about affairs, even though most of it was just a facade. An excellent example is the appointment of Edward Scicluna as Minister of Finances: the sombre-looking university professor who gave the impression that Malta’s finances are in smart…