Tag: Interview
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The West has always had its fifth columns
Fifth columnists are usually individuals who hold a very deep resentment for their own society, and they may not necessarily be motivated by political reasons. Inevitably, people in the West who hate the West and what it stands for may easily accept extreme ideas by the enemies of the West, whatever these may be. When…
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Playing dumb while covering up for the Labour Party and organised crime
Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa is not an ordinary cop. He was appointed as Police Commissioner to cover up for Joseph Muscat and ended up covering up for the Labour Party, abetting and contributing to the consolidation of organised crime and the collapse of the rule of law. The rot runs deep with Angelo Gafa’s office…
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It’s only hearsay until it isn’t
In comments made to Lovin Malta, Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa denies he will be seeking a different post when his term ends and intends to stay on as Police Commissioner. It seems like Joseph Muscat is going to be very happy in that case, since he is very eager for Angelo Gafa to investigate him.…
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Joseph Muscat heaps praise on Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa and asks him to investigate
In a very weird and bizarre twist to Joseph Muscat’s interview with Labour Party lackey and propagandist, Emanuel Cuschieri on Smash TV, Joseph Muscat heaped praise on Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa and asked him directly on TV to investigate him. Talk about friends and connections. It was already known that Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa, was…
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Exclusive: Interview with Minister for Finances Clyde Caruana
After more than a year of sending him emails, chasing him, and goading him for an interview, finally I got hold of the second most important person in the government: the Minister for Finances Clyde Caruana. He was also courageous enough to pick up the phone and trust me, something which he may regret later…
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Time for damage control
So, yesterday, Prime Minister Robert Abela forced his MPs (who obliged willingly) to vote against a motion for a public inquiry on Jean-Paul Sofia’s death. Following the vote, the Prime Minister went to a concert at the Girgenti Palace funded by the taxpayer. On the following morning, Robert Abela gave a 45-minute long interview to…
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The ridiculous things Alfred Sant says
Alfred Sant is making his parting shots as his political career comes to an end. In his latest interview, he said that Malta would have been better off if it hadn’t joined the EU, and heaped praise on Joseph Muscat. To say that he is wrong is an understatement, but I will try and be…
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No, I don’t agree she is interviewed because she is a criminal
Jon Mallia has recently asked his fans on Facebook whether they would like him to interview Rosianne Cutajar. Many of them agreed with the idea and it is understandable that people would want to entertain themselves watching this shambles of a criminal making a fool of herself. However, this approach is totally wrong, and although…
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Interview with John Christmas (Part 1)
This is the first interview with John Christmas, author of KGB Banker, co-authored with William Burton McCormick. I’m currently promoting KGB Banker as part of Dar Camilleri’s collection and the reason why I chose this book is the importance of the author’s story on which he bases his novel. John explains more in the interview…
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Interview with Times of Malta on Maltese literature
I was interviewed by the Times of Malta for a feature they did on Maltese literature. These are all my answers to the questions. Two other complete lists of answers have been published by Immanuel Mifsud and Toni Sant. Is Maltese literature passing through a golden age? No, we have yet to see a golden…
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Questions for Minister of Energy, Miriam Dalli
I have sent these questions to Energy Minister, Miriam Dalli. I have no confidence she will reply, but these are the questions that journalists should start asking. and by journalists, I don’t mean grifters like Andrew Azzopardi. There is enough convincing evidence to implicate people in corruption with regard to the Electrogas deal especially thanks…