Tag: Abortion
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Pro-lifers are wasting their time because even their political idols aren’t really “pro-life”
I can’t wait for that sick and demented imbecile of Simon Mercieca to read this post and fume in anger as he frantically types on his keyboard his sexual obsessions and his pro-mafia propaganda. Indeed, you’d have to be a true imbecile as a conservative intellectual to put your political support behind a man such…
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Roberta Metsola’s problem
Roberta Metsola has made a significant contribution to European politics, probably unparalleled by previous European Union Parliament Presidents. Roberta Metsola was the first top-Western politician to visit Kyiv after Russia invaded Ukraine. She has also turned her post into a powerful diplomatic platform for the EU also using it to promote the EU outside its…
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Even the inner circle is fuming
A long-time Labour activist, Ryan Spagnol has been appointed as cabinet secretary by Robert Abela while appointing the corrupt Tony Sultana as head of the civil service. Ryan could tolerate Robert Abela turning the Labour Party into an openly criminal organisation, but if there is something that Ryan can’t stand is giving in to Malta’s…
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Anyone remembers when Marlene Farrugia’s bill was rejected outright by Labour?
Does anyone remember when Marlene Farrugia presented a private member’s bill in parliament to decriminalise abortion in 2021? Her bill was unjustly criticised by Labour’s squalid intelligentsia such as Dominic Fenech who lied about Labour decriminalising abortion in the 1980s (that was ridiculous), and Carmen Sammut, the University vice-rector who argued that Marlene Farrugia’s “timing…
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Complacently opportunistic
There’s a very good reason why Chris Fearne, Clyde Caruana, Ian Borg, Rebecca Butti?ie?, and Byron Camilleri among others would speak to the Times in opposition to their own abortion bill as the name of the “liberal-wing” of the Labour Party simultaneously as they conduct propaganda theatre in its favour. It says a lot about…
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If Rosianne Cutajar disagreed with Labour’s abortion bill she could have called for a division of the House: she didn’t
Rosianne Cutajar is the only Member of Parliament who has stated her opposition against Labour’s regressive abortion bill, yet when asked why she didn’t ask for a division of the House to be able to vote against it, she said she didn’t attend the meeting in Parliament. Of course, she didn’t. She kept her seat…
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The politics of a criminal organisation
If you were still in doubt about whether the Labour Party is a political party or a criminal organisation you may look at this clip provided by MaltaToday. On the issue of abortion, all the MPs are as usual provided a text written for them by Aleander Balzan, the Prime Minister’s chief propagandist, and all…
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I expect this kind of theatre to be called out every single time from now on
This is not something I am happy to do. I very much respect David Casa for calling out the government in my defense in the European Parliament when the police charged me for publishing NuxellinaLeaks, but I am also very happy to be consistent on the issue of abortion given the gravity of the situation.…
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This is Labour Party damage control
I can confirm that the story fed to Saviour Balzan by the Labour Party on George Vella’s opposition to the introduction of abortion is fake, and is part of a wide damage control campaign by Labour Party activists who are blaming everyone for this horrible bill in order to defend Robert Abela. It is true…
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What a total fraud this Rebecca Buttiġieġ has turned out
Rebecca Buttiġieġ, Robert Abela’s star candidate who got elected by the gender elective mechanism has turned out to be a big fraud. She knows that her use of the Labour Party is simply to exhibit her as the Party’s feminist and progressive representative, but there’s an ocean between the doing and the saying. You can…
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Making things worse for his own sake
There have been in the history of politics many different leaders with distinct aims and personalities and we often categorise them by their legacy. We judge leaders and their performance by what they leave behind, but some we categorise as downright evil, narcissistic, stupid, and totally incompetent and there is little analysis to be made…
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168,000 for what?
More about the useless nisa Laburisti, small case, please note. 168,000 per year for what? Apologies, let me explain. Carmen Ciantar like any other top political appointee of her respective minister is not only employed to do executive government work but is also responsible for the implementation and of the political-public strategy of her boss…
