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Tag: Abortion

  • €168,000 for what?

    €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…

  • Total silence from champion feminists

    Total silence from champion feminists

    What a bunch of useless imbeciles. Read this and weep. These Labour MPs and officials are paraded regularly on TV by the Labour Party to project its progressive and feminist credentials. They are all of them in favour of the full decriminalisation of abortion and they are all silent on the recent disgraceful changes to…

  • The disgusting power trip of Maltese doctors

    The disgusting power trip of Maltese doctors

    Disclaimer. I am lucky enough to be able to write this because I have the means to use private hospitals, choose my doctors, and even choose the particular country from where I am treated. I have used hospitals in at least five different countries in three different continents. I have used a Maltese doctor once…

  • Waiting for the feminist champion to make a statement

    Waiting for the feminist champion to make a statement

    How’s your feminist and anti-misogynist campaign going Robert Abela? It has probably been years since there was a case like this, but I stand to be corrected. A woman has been conditionally discharged for three years for taking abortion bills at home. It would be great if the Prime Minister reserved some of his anti-misogynist…

  • So much for Labour’s feminist moment

    So much for Labour’s feminist moment

    Labour could have had a proper feminist moment, but count on Robert Abela to wreck anything that comes his way. Robert is going to make it even more difficult for women to get a lifesaving abortion because he can’t allow his deputy to alienate his conservative supporters. In addition, why does he look so weary?…

  • The end of Labour’s progressive card

    The end of Labour’s progressive card

    Once Robert Abela had taken over the Labour Party, we knew that the progressive wave of legislation that Labour had started in 2013 was at an end. Joseph Muscat was more popular than the Labour Party and this afforded him to take positions that the conservative and working-class core of the Labour Party would have…

  • More horror stories emerge about Maltese doctors

    More horror stories emerge about Maltese doctors

    It is great to finally see women breaking the wall of silence imposed upon them over generations by men. More horror stories are emerging about Maltese doctors refusing life-saving treatment to women due to their bizarre personal beliefs which go against universal-medical practices and principles. Anyone who wants to tell me these people are heroes…

  • Some Maltese doctors are truly despicable

    Some Maltese doctors are truly despicable

    Doctors in Malta, like lawyers, have enjoyed generations of class privilege and strong influence over the lower classes in the backdrop of poverty and rampant illiteracy. Today, some of our doctors still think they can wield the same influence on society as they did in the 1950s as they ask for sympathy over their ethical…

  • Where’s the indignation for the lives of real women?

    Where’s the indignation for the lives of real women?

    This is truly the age of wimp-political leadership as both major political leaders keep taking positions by convenience rather than literally doing their job and taking a leadership position on issues. On one hand, we have had a Prime Minister who was incapable of taking a position when a woman’s life was in danger and…

  • Reform to be tabled aims to decriminalise abortion in case woman’s health is in jeopardy

    Reform to be tabled aims to decriminalise abortion in case woman’s health is in jeopardy

    A reform which will be presented to the cabinet by Deputy-Prime Minister and Minister of Health, Chris Fearne, aims to decriminalise abortion in case a woman’s health is in jeopardy. This would mean that doctors could terminate a pregnancy if it jeopardises the health of the woman, without any legal repercussions. The reform is being…

  • The adult in the room

    The adult in the room

    Last week when a woman in Malta was put at risk of death and serious injury after being refused a life-saving abortion, our members of parliament went into hiding. Our Prime Minister was nowhere to be found and didn’t make any comment about the issue which everyone in Malta was talking about. The issue then…

  • The imbecilic acts of Rosianne Cutajar

    The imbecilic acts of Rosianne Cutajar

    Rosianne Cutajar, the corrupt politician who took a bribe from Yorgen Fenech, just gave a speech in parliament in favour of restricting Malta’s abortion laws and called out Roberta Metsola for failing to mention Malta’s latest case of a woman in Malta’s national hospital whose life was at risk after doctor’s refused her an abortion.…