Tag: Organised crime
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In solidarity with my friend Robert Aquilina
Following reports that Robert Aquilina is being targeted I would like to pronounce my full solidarity with my friend. Like Jason Azzopardi, Robert Aquilina is filling a huge void in our justice system by putting pressure on dysfunctional authorities to investigate and prosecute politicians for their gross acts of corruption and criminality. It’s actually remarkable…
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A gentle reminder that the Labour Party is a criminal organisation
Two years have passed after the public inquiry on the murder of Daphne Caruana Galizia and the government has implemented none of the recommendations of the public inquiry. Since then, the Labour Party has opposed a law proposed in parliament by the Opposition to criminalise political connections with organised crime, opposed laws addressing undeclared wealth,…
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Lilu’s interesting friends and connections
So, Muhammed “Lilu il-King”, the actual name being Muhammed al-Misrati, has a very interesting selection of friends associated with the Labour Party. Lilu has been in the news recently on charges of money laundering, but he is actually a very known drug trafficker and criminal gang leader in Libya. One of his associates was a…
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Andrew Tate teaches men the criminal mindset
So, as part of some of my work for Protos, I have investigated Andrew Tate and eventually, I have learned a lot about him, what he teaches to his fans, and how he operates. Mostly I focused, on his crypto activities but I have watched a couple of hours of his interviews and “educational” content…
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Smuggler’s paradise
As explained already in previous posts, organsied crime in Malta is a very small industry, yet highly profitable industry with its members mostly knowing each other. The criminal and illegal industry of smuggling, drugs, and also contract killings is a very high risk because you can be put in jail, so its participants change often…
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Gangland: the hard criminals under Robert Abela’s protection
Prime Minister Robert Abela is beginning to look really stressed as he tries to conjure up some lies to excuse himself for putting pressure on Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa not to arrest Joseph Muscat. However, Robert Abela really went overboard with his deal with Joseph Muscat as he didn’t just protect Muscat and his men…
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Why the fight against organised crime is necessary
We lost a journalist due to organised crime. We lost the Labour Party, our towns and villages, our government. our country. I lost my job. We have a rent-seeking economy instead of a meritocratic free market, and no regulations for cowboys. We have jungle rules instead of the rule of law. I don’t need to…