Tag: Alicia Bugeja Said
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Citizens end up taking care of animals as Animal Rights Ministry remains inconspicuous
Citizens have been taking it upon themselves to care for abandoned animals, as the Animal Ministry seems completely absent at a time of national crisis, with most of the electricity grid having been down for more than a week. Comedian James Ryder managed to raise funds for a generator for the CSAF animal sanctuary in…
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Chairman of National Skills Council riles the Labour mob with defamatory post against journalist
For a moment, I genuinely forgot that Jeffrey Pullicino Orlando has an iced bun as Chairman of the National Skills Council. Earlier today, he posted a defamatory post against me, saying I “brutally attacked a government minister for nothing”. He posted a picture of the minister, who appears to be pregnant, and this supposedly should…
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In defence of fraud and animal cruelty
Calling out fraud and corruption by Labour Party politicians is punishable by mob violence in Malta — literally. It has been like this for some time under the Labour Party, but it is only becoming more intense and violent as time passes. The riling up of illiterate Labour Party supporters is also being carried out…
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Ex-Animal Rights Minister defends disparaging attacks by hunters against NGOs
I am glad that ex-Animal Rights Minister, Alicia Bugeja Said, is defending the disparaging attacks by hunters against NGOs with excuses about freedom of speech. The Labour Party is currently conducting a campaign against free speech and the free press, and it has been consistently attacking the free press and the Opposition over their scrutiny…
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The Labour Party’s regular abuse of school-children for party propaganda (via public funds)
Along the years in government, Prime Minister Robert Abela has normalised the abuse and use of school-children for the purpose of party propaganda. The Prime Minister and other government Ministers are taking the liberty of visiting schools to promote government initiatives and whenever they do, they film themselves interacting with school-children. The videos are produced…
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Just wreckage and destruction by (literal) thieves and parasites
The case of the panther falling off a Maltese balcony (or roof) in the ghetto of Cospicua is testament to the society that is forging the Labour Party: a society for Labour built on its autocracy and Jungle rules. In this society, anyone has the right to keep and trade wild animals: it is a…
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L-akbar ħamallata tas-sena
Ricky Caruana’s trashy party with the political “VIPs” took place last Saturday, and it was exactly what you would expect. The event was perfectly emblematic of the current state of our politics: a symbol of the gutter-decline of standards in politics. Even the Minister of Foreign Affairs chose to attend, making a spectacle of himself…
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Animal Welfare Directorate publishes a propaganda video for the Parliamentary Secretary Alicia Bugeja Said
The parliamentary secretary for animal rights, Alicia Bugeja Said, who liberalised and decriminalised the captivity and the use of wild and exotic animals for entertainment purposes, wants to tell us that she loves animals. Apparently, she commissioned the public entity under her responsibility, the Animal Welfare Directorate, to produce a video with her in it…
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Blackmailing animal activists with rampant criminality and animal cruelty
The Minister for Agriculture and Animal Rights Anton Refalo is blackmailing animal activists to support his horrible reform that allowed the legalisation of wild and exotic animals. His position is very simple but needs some explaining. You can see this grotesque display where the Minister of Agriculture has co-opted animal rights activists to support his…
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Parliamentary Secretary for Animals Rights confirms to Times of Malta that wild animals owners will be given an amnesty
Following our story about the government’s rushed bill to cover-up for Christian Borg over his abandoned lions, Times of Malta called the Parliamentary Secretary of animal Rights, Alicia Bugeja Said, who confirmed with them that the government is awarding an amnesty for anyone owning unregistered wild and exotic animals. Unfortunately, Times of Malta did not…
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A family connection
More on how the Labour Party is breaking up its internal system of meritocracy and democracy. Alicia Bugeja Said has a very interesting back-story to her political ascension. She was personally supported to contest the 2022 general elections by Prime Minister Robert Abela himself. One of her uncles who lives in Australia is a small…
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As of late last year, an additional 33 live horses are being imported to Malta every week
The new influx of wild and exotic live animals imported into Malta has increased due to leaner regulations introduced by Agriculture Minister Anton Refalo and Animals Rights Parliamentary Secretary Alicia Bugeja Said. As of late last year, an additional 33 live horses per week are being imported into Malta for animal feed. The live horses…
