Tag: Labour government
-
Labour broke the Justice Contract
With Yorgen Fenech walking free in Maltese society, Labour knows that it has violated its Justice Contract with the Maltese. Labour has broken a very informal and unofficial contract with the Maltese people over justice and everyone knows this. In order to uphold his Devil’s Pact with Joseph Muscat, Prime Minister Robert Abela protected Muscat…
-
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…
-
Under Labour Malta has become a fundamentally evil place
If we ever want to improve and better our country, we first have to admit our realities and the facts at hand. No fact and no other reality is more glaringly overwhelming at this particular time in our history than that, under the Labour government, Malta is becoming a fundamentally very evil place. We would…
-
Labour government votes against Opposition’s motion to discuss implementation of Daphne’s Public Inquiry reforms
The Labour government today rejected the Opposition’s motion presented in Parliament to open a discussion on the implementation of the reforms proposed by the public inquiry into the assassination of Daphne Caruana Galizia. The Prime Minister reiterated that “caution” and silence were the best options right now. The Labour government is trying to use a…
-
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…
-
Prime Minister gives bizarre ONE-like press conference: brags about “loads of Justice reforms”
Prime Minister Robert Abela has given a surprise press conference in the presence of Home Affairs Minister Glenn Bedingfield and Justice Minister Clifton Grima at the Auberge de Castille, in response to Alex Borg’s urgent call to convene Parliament. The Prime Minister showed no sign of emotion, nor did he say anything relevant, let alone…
-
The least socialist Police Minister we have ever had
Ever since Glenn Bedingfield was appointed Home Affairs Minister, he has declared war against the global lumpenproletariat and published images of the Police conducting ICE-style raids on illegal migrants. He deported illegal migrants who had been living in Malta for more than a decade and is now publishing images of criminal suspects on his Facebook…
-
Labour’s hatred for the commons and the environment
Throughout its years in government, enabling impunity for corruption, a Jungle Rules-style construction boom, and a total disregard for the institutions of the State, apart from fostering a conservative culture, hatred for journalists, and hostility towards critical thinking, Labour is also stoking hatred towards the commons and the environment. See the exhibit below by St…
-
Holidays thanks to Labour’s largesse (but on the public’s dime)
It’s been just less than three months of a new Labour government the Minister for LANDS and Social Housing Owen Bonnici has already travelled twice: first to New York to deliver a speech at the UN, and now to Turkey to, according to him, “learn from his Turkish counterparts.” He’s probably one of the most…
-
Edward Zammit-Lewis touted as Ambassador to France
Keeping up with the theme of political appointments within the diplomatic service, we have confirmed that Edward Żammit-Lewis is gunning for an ambassadorial post to France, and he’s probably going to get it. Edward Żammit-Lewis did not contest the last general election. Labour has filled the diplomatic service with its own appointees, appointing its own…
-
Labour government refuses to discuss electricity crisis at the Public Accounts Committee
The Labour Party has rejected a request by the Nationalist Party at the Public Accounts Committee to discuss the ongoing power cuts and the government’s alleged €140 million expenditure on the electricity grid, with reference to a report published by the Auditor General in 2024. The report originally examined the power-cut crisis of 2023. Labour…
-
A Foreign Minister who thinks that Palantir produces armaments
Former Foreign Minister Evarist Bartolo provides an excellent example of how stupid and ignorant Labour ministers are, as they feel entitled to express pseudo-intellectual opinions because of the arrogance they have accumulated over years in power. In his article, Evarist Bartolo describes Palantir as an arms manufacturer. Imagine being the architect of the collapse of…