Tag: Steve Ellul
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Here’s another unprincipled Labour MEP candidate who is afraid to admit that Joseph Muscat is corrupt
Labour MEP candidate Steve Ellul is also supportive of Joseph Muscat’s rehabilitation into politics. The previous Project Green CEO and BOV fund manager wants “to be frank” and doesn’t think that Joseph Muscat’s re-entrance into politics would tarnish Malta’s reputation. At this rate of ingratiation and cowardice, Joseph Muscat may as very well become Prime…
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The gas price has crashed and Malta would be making profits if it was’t for Miriam Dalli
Exceptionally warm weather, oversupply, and slowing economic growth have contributed to a crash in the price of natural gas as opposed to the oil price which is still well above pre-Russian invasion prices. Gas prices have crashed below pre-war levels. Miriam Dalli signed a gas-purchase agreement based on an oil-index price change whereby the Maltese…
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Steve Ellul’s electoral campaign seems to be heavily funded – but we don’t know from whom
This is Steve Ellul’s one of the first-ever political campaign events. The event has been organised with a tent that costs at least 10,000 to rent out, an HD big screen, chairs, printed boards, and much more. Anyone paying commercially for such a type of event would have easily spent 25,000. As usual, we will…
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LabourToday’s preferred MEP candidate: Steve Ellul
The Labour MEP whom Saviour Balzan is assisting in getting elected to the European Parliament with his PR services is Steve Ellul, an ally of Miriam Dalli who had previously led the Project Green entity before being replaced by Joseph Cuschieri. Project Green is Labour’s way to greenwash its environmental track record as the actual…
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Katrina Cuschieri will be canvassing for Steve Ellul
One of the reasons why Katrina Cuschieri has been appointed to a government board of a public entity under the Ministry of Energy is that Katrina Cuschieri will be canvassing for Steve Ellul – the €40,000 per year fund manager at Bank of Valletta who got promoted to a €100,000 public role in preparation of…
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Project Biggest Fraud
Project Green is probably the biggest government PR-campaign-fraud in Maltese history. Planting trees while reducing the environmental footprint. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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Why is the government still issuing electricity and fuel subsidies?
Why is the Maltese government still issuing subsidies for electricity bills and fuel when the prices of natural gas and crude oil have crashed to levels even below the Russian invasion of Ukraine? The EU Commission has explained the obvious to the Maltese government that it has no legitimate reason why it should keep subsidising…
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The 100,000 a year Labour Party candidate
Briefly, this is the story of Steve Ellul, the fund manager who began his career at Bank of Valletta in 2013, and today, paid up to €100,000 a year for being the face of Miriam Dalli’s public entity, “Project Green”. You can see him below posing with a group of employees of the entity he…
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The €100,000 a year Labour Party candidate
Briefly, this is the story of Steve Ellul, the fund manager who began his career at Bank of Valletta in 2013, and today, paid up to €100,000 a year for being the face of Miriam Dalli’s public entity, “Project Green”. You can see him below posing with a group of employees of the entity he…
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Project Rent Seeking Paradise
After Labour’s seven-year road-works project, in order to keep dishing out public funds through public works to its donors and activists, the Labour Party has made Project Green. Some major Labour donors have even set up companies specifically to apply for funds for this project. So, there is little surprise at the fact that one of…
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Buy me a racetrack, Steve
Steve Ellul is a prospective Labour candidate who distinguishes himself from most Labour MPs of today by having a productive and successful career without having received any public funds. Also, he doesn’t live with his mother. A fund manager at BOV, he is regularly featured on ONE to praise the Labour government’s economic record, but…

