Tag: Joe Giglio
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Why a top criminal lawyer shouldn’t be Minister of Justice – Daphne Caruana Galizia
Nationalist Party supporters were up in arms against The Maltese Herald after publishing this article, making nasty comments they will nto susbcribe to our website for criticising their beloved and perfect political party. Daphne Caruana Galizia provides succinct reasons why a criminal lawyer should not be the Minister of Justice. You can read her article…
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The next Justice Minister was in Court this week defending criminal suspects
The potential future Justice Minister was in Court this week, defending criminal suspects. All of this reminds me when Joseph Muscat appointed Emmanuel Mallia as his Minister for Home Affairs, and his first act as Minister was to visit the Kordin Prison as he was welcomed with cheers and and enthusiasm by the prison inmates.…
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Continuity in the Labour Party’s corruption thanks to Alex Borg
I held back from commenting extensively about Alex Borg during the leadership race and after he won the race to give enough time for facts to accumulate before passing judgement. Now Alex Borg has clarified everything we accused him of, including being just another Labour Party copycat. The appointment of Joe Giglio as Shadow Minister…
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All the bad elements of PN rally behind Alex Borg (over an opinion piece)
Apparently, right now Alex Borg needs a lot of support because someone wrote an opinion piece against him. Or at least, that’s what the Labour Party’s faction inside the Nationalist Party is currently demanding. They sound like children from the Labour “Appoġġ Assolut” Party because they are indeed, Labour’s faction in PN. They are Labour’s…
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More on the dysfunction with ongoing Court cases and Police investigations
There is an ever growing trend of Police officers leaving the Police to work for criminal lawyers, some even of those they investigated and this is compounding the dysfunction in the justice system. As of recently, this dysfunction was highlighted with the fact that suspected murderers are being freed on bail with their court cases…
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Pressure mounts to keep Daniel Meli in Malta
Franco Debono is taking a break from defending scum to putting his skills and profession to better use by addressing a more dignified case. Daniel Meli is an alleged Maltese cyber-criminal who is about to be extradited to the United States for his involvement in an international scam. His previous lawyer, Joe Giglio, botched the…
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I don’t need politics in my life – Joe Giglio
One part of the exchange between Adrian Delia, Joe Giglio, and Eve Borg Bonnello that I didn’t publish yesterday included Joe Giglio saying, “I don’t need politics in my life.” Apparently, the Nationalist Party needs Joe Giglio more than he needs it, but I wonder why. How many votes did Joe Giglio get for the…
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Adrian Delia and Joe Giglio warned Eve Borg Bonnello not to commemorate Daphne Caruana Galizia again
I find young politicians narcissistic and insufferable, but I’m not going to hound them or write about them regularly especially given the fact they are rather irrelevant and useless. I’m happy if they join the good fight, and I’m not going to entertain myself about every inanity or stupidity they do because I too was…
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The Establishment (Part 3) – The Labour-Nationalist Criminal Lawyer
If there ever was a class or section of people in this country, who were considered to be the prime examples of “The Establishment” by people like me who have an upbringing and forma mentis of someone brought up from the South, are criminal lawyers. In fact, we used to consider the Nationalist Party of…
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The Judiciary vs the Legislator on Malta’s Anti-Money Laundering Law
Despite my very strong disagreement with Judge Edwina Grima’s fiery response to the leaks of Yorgen Fenech’s chats, the Judge has strongly criticised the government’s new Anti-Money Laundering law. The new reforms, approved earlier this year with the support of high-profile Nationalist Party MPs, including Joe Giglio, have disarmed the authorities’ powers in arraigning and…
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Nationalist Party MP Joe Giglio asks the court why the whistleblower was not prosecuted
Former Nationalist Party Home Affairs spokesperson, Joe Giglio, is keeping up his tradition of lashing out at whistleblowers. Most recently, he questioned the court about the Transport Malta driving licenses scandal, wondering why the whistleblower wasn’t prosecuted. Despite having been removed from his role, he is still an MP. As a politician, Joe Giglio will…
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Joe Giglio has been removed from his role of Opposition spokespreson for Home Affairs
The Nationalist Party has made its own reshuffle, probably as a strategic response to Robert Abela’s pseudo-reshuffle. More importantly, PN’s reshuffle is significant for removing Joe Giglio as spokesperson of Home Affairs and replacing him with Darren Carabott, currently the chairman of the Public Accounts Committee. Darren Crabott’s performance at the PAC has been nothing…