Tag: Alice Bugeja Said
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The morally bankrupt Labour politicians supporting Joseph Muscat’s return to politics
These Labour politicians have no principles or political mission other than to secure their interests and their bag. They know and are aware that Joseph Muscat is a corrupt criminal who engaged in fraud, bribery, and money laundering at the expense of the government and the state but they support him anyway because Joseph Muscat…
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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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The Labour government is legalising zoos to accommodate its criminal friends
Zoos in Malta is increasing because criminals and people with serious mental health issues with a lot of money want to own tigers and lions, and the Labour government wants to accommodate these people. Currently, the Labour Party is proposing legislation which will legalise zoos of exotic animals that are currently being kept illegally. Malta…
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Robert Abela’s legacy: normalising conflict of interest
Some of my critics accuse me of hyperbole especially on my theory that rent-seeking and the rule of law crisis will only get worse. Well, it’s already getting worse. Minister of Animals and Fisheries, Alice Bugeja Said has denied she did any wrongdoing after she received donations from the local tuna industry for her debut…
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We are. It’s fraudulent.
Alice Bugeja Said, the new Minister for Animals and Fisheries has been asked whether she thinks she has a conflict of interest that her political campaign was funded by an industry that she now supposedly regulates. She didn’t reply to the question – that’s a standard procedure for the government, today, not to reply to…
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Government by fraud and stupidity
The two main characteristics of this government apart from the inevitable and explicit and widespread corruption and rent-seeking, are fraud and stupidity. In the middle of the worst crisis in Europe since the 1970s, Labour is governing Malta with its infantile gimmick of the 1000 ideas political manifesto. It could have been extremely hilarious had…
