Tag: Organised crime
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Over the top
I love the rule of law and the idea that politics is done morally, ethically, fairly, and justly without corruption, fraud, and lies, and I also believe that the law should be there to overall create a just society. In my line of work and during my investigations I always procure my data and information…
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The organised criminals that rose from John Rizzo’s ashes of war
After waging a total war on drugs and consequently subduing Malta’s organised criminals into submission, the history of organised crime in Malta took an unexpected turn that changed the criminal landscape and laid the foundations for the soon-to-be-minted organised criminals and groups that would dominate Malta’s newly set-up illegal markets: this was the Libyan civil…
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How John Rizzo fought organised crime
Angelo Gafa was in London for the ICE iGaming Summit but some journalists may prefer to verify this given that Gafa, doesn’t respond to my questions, of course, for a myriad of reasons. Joseph Muscat also seems to have traveled for his conference. As a Police Commissioner, he doesn’t have to travel unless it is…
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Tumult and fracas during the Labour Party’s executive meeting
Tensions are ever-rising at Labour’s HQ in ?amrun (CNL). Yesterday, a member of the Labour Party executive committee was expelled during the meeting as the committee members were to approve the list of candidates for the local council elections, and the said executive member raised the issue that a nominated candidate is currently being investigated…
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Don’t fall for Yorgen Fenech’s disinformation campaign
TVM News has made an error in its reporting that it has been cleared up, but the article’s link still carries the old and incorrect title. The police never said that in court. What’s going on? Currently, Yorgen Fenech is conducting a very intensive disinformation campaign as his jury trial is set to start soon.…
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Angelo Gafa’s idea of fighting the mafia: check their work permits
The Police have just released a statement saying that some bouncers in Paceville have been arrested for working without a permit. They have also issued a set of photos of young police recruits with caps making the arrests. It’s with these stories that I can’t seem to be able to make a quick choice between…
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Dysfunction in the state and the justice system may benefit Yorgen Fenech
Something that the band of merry propagandists and criminal operators in politics benefit from is dysfunction in the state and justice system. Crooks in politics need their propagandists more than honest politicians need lawyers and accountants, and the consequence of the lawlessness is also beneficial to organised criminals like Yorgen Fenech. Yorgen Fenech can take…
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The simplest answer is always the best: he’s a criminal
By their nature, crooks are always dishonest and manipulation is the skill they mostly excel in. The business of crime is a dirty business of lies, deceit, conspiracy, secrecy, violence, abuse, and ultimately murder. When the police are crooks they are being twice as deceitful as conventional crooks: they are engaged in the world of…
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An Opposition that is in cahoots with the government
Since the end of last year, I have been trying to contact the Nationalist Party’s spokesperson for Home Affairs, the infamous criminal lawyer, Joe Giglio. He has so far, been avoiding me, and I rather have a verbal reply rather than an evasive and dry written reply. Joe Giglio, who is a criminal lawyer who…
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Another victory for organised crime
Today, the courts announced another victory for organised crime. The very infantile Minister of Home Affairs will solve the problem by adding more cameras. Hate to say I told you so. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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On cruelty and organised criminals
Truth is always the first culprit of authoritarian regimes. In Malta, we are going through the early formative stages of an authoritarian regime with a democratically elected criminal organisation that is subverting democracy and has captured the state. The characteristics are all there. We have a similar system to a one-party state with a feeble…
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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…

