Tag: Glenn Bedingfield
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Home Affairs Minister meets with Chinese Defence Attaché
Here is the Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield casually meeting with China’s Defence Attaché in Malta, yesterday on Thursday, with the attaché wearing his full uniform. Senior Colonel Zhang Queran is the defence attaché for Malta but is posted in Rome, so he flew down to Malta for a scheduled meeting with the Minister. The…
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Malta signs air-marshal agreement with the United States
Malta has signed the US Agreement Concerning the Deployment of In-Flight Security Officers, establishing a formal procedure for the deployment of security officers on flights between the two countries. In-flight security officers are better known in the United States as Federal Air Marshals: specially trained government security officers who may travel armed on commercial passenger…
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BREAKING: Home Affairs Minister removes refugee status from Lilu l-King
In a surprise announcement made today, Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield said that Muhammed Al-Musrati, better known as Lilu l-King, has had his refugee status removed. The Minister said that Al-Musrati is currently in prison and will remain there pending the criminal proceedings against him, unless the Court decides otherwise. “We will not give refugee…
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Home Affairs Minister is yet to call a National Security Committee
Yorgen Fenech is a terrorist who admitted to having commissioned and paid for the murder of a journalist. Yet, he walks in Maltese society as a free citizen. We had another terrorist who previously walked among our midst and this is Muhammed Al-Musrati (or Lilu l-King), an ex-Libyan warlord who in Malta became a cocaine…
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Home Affairs Minister describes Opposition as puerile for protesting Yorgen Fenech’s verdict
Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield gave a ONE-like propaganda speech in Parliament, which started by attacking the Opposition and describing protesters and the Opposition, who protested Yorgen Fenech’s verdict on Wednesday, as puerile. The Home Affairs Minister said that the government will not comment on the verdict and accused the Opposition of exploiting the issue…
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Malta affirms support for Spain after agreeing to an urgent meeting in response to the Ceuta border crisis
European interior and security ministers met online for an extraordinary Council meeting chaired by the Irish Presidency in response to the Ceuta border crisis. The meeting was called by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, and many European countries, including Malta, endorsed the call. Following the meeting, Malta issued a statement declaring its support for and…
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The new Chief of Staff for Malta’s national security was a customer care officer
If China wants to take over Malta with subterfuge and psy-ops, the gate is wide-open and this is their golden moment. The new Home Affairs Minister, who thinks that Malta only has 500 people who consumer cocaine, has appointed Lesley Ann Gatt as his Chief of Staff. She is travelling with him abroad and is…
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The Home Affairs Minister continues to make a mockery of Parliament
Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield is running our national security as though he were hosting a ONE propaganda talk show: with sub-literate reasoning, fuelled by demagoguery and sustained by a litany of lies. How is such a response even permissible in Parliament? Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield gave a very contemptuous answer to a Parliamentary…
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Only 574 people consume cocaine in Malta according to the Minister of Home Affairs
According to the new Minister of Home Affairs, Glenn Bedingfield, only 574 people consume cocaine in Malta. Also according to him, the number of Marijuana users are 6,891. Minister Glenn Bedingfield is extending Byron Camilleri’s tradition of turning the Home Affairs Ministry into a Disnyeland joke. Please someone explain to him how statistics work. Minister…
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Minister Glenn Bedingfield appoints pro-Labour Judge to investigate the Mafia in prison
Glenn Bedingfield is just weeks into his role as Home Affairs Minister and he is already starting to cover-up major crimes of the Maltese Mafia. Minister Glenn Bedingfield has appointed the pro-Labour Judge Antonio Mizzi to conduct an inquiry over the use of internet by prison inmate Adrian Agius (one of the Maksar brothers). Judge…
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And the cover-ups begin
In one of his first decision upon entering office, Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield has ordered an internal investigation on the use of a laptop and an internet key by prison inmate and bomb-maker Adriag Agius, one of the Tal-Maksar brothers. Adrian Agius and Robert Agius, who are known as the Maksar brothers were handed…
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Socialist Glenn Bedingfield takes on the global lumpenproletariat
In one of his first acts as Minister for Home Affairs, the new minister responsible for the Police is promoting the rounding up and expulsion of illegal immigrants on Facebook. This media practice by the Police, where they send photos to the press of police officers apprehending immigrants in the streets, is a very recent…