Tag: Sandro Craus
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Labour Party Rabat Local Councilors refuse to take a position on the Tal-Virtù development
The Mafia is generally not regarded as an advocate for environmental causes. The Mayor of Rabat, Sandro Kraus, and the Labour Party Local Councilors are refusing to take a stand on the proposed massive development in the Tal-Virtù area. A protest held last Saturday to against the proposed development was attended by PN MP Ian…
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In strange moves by the Court, Melvin Theuma is being allowed to refuse to testify
Yesterday, NET News published a feature on the ongoing phantom job case of Melvin Theuma. The Court case continued earlier this week. Melvin Theuma was given a job a phantom job by the Labour government specifically by the Prime Minister’s Chief of Staff, Keith Schembri in May 2017 for, “allegedly”, part payment for brokering the…
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More criminals in the Labour Party’s election campaigns
We are barely talking about the current election campaign for the local councils ass Joseph Muscat becomes centrepiece and main feature of the European Parliament election campaign. The Labour Party is scrapping the bottom of the barrel with its candidates for the local council elections as it had a very hard time finding candidates. The…
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More from the election campaign by organised criminals
Apparently, this was taken yesterday in Rabat. Dear Leader gave his Snday sermon speech followed with a welcome by “the people”, or rather that ever narrowing demographic that still believes in the Dear Leader. Sandro Craus (the man with glasses) is supposedly and currently facing corruption and missappropriation of public funds charges for giving a…
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A team of criminals
Alex Agius Saliba seems to be forming a team of a-class Labour Party criminals and Joseph Muscat is not just an exception to his list of criminal backers. In his promotional video launching his electoral campaign, Alex Agius Saliba even has Sandro Craus as one of his referees, who apparently was also his teacher at…
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Just in case you have doubts about Malta’s slide to totalitarianism
A man in Malta has just been fined €1,500 for calling a minister of the government, “shit”. Hate laws which were initially introduced to protect minorities from racism and discrimination are being abused by politicians to prevent anyone from insulting them. These laws should be abrogated. Clearly, you can’t give a weapon to a Labour…
