Tag: University of Malta
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Bishop Galea-Curmi leads Thanksgiving Mass for University of Malta graduates
A special Thanksgiving Mass for the University of Malta’s newest graduates was celebrated on Tuesday evening at St. John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta, led by Bishop Joseph Galea-Curmi. In his homily, Bishop Galea-Curmi reminded graduates that life’s purpose lies in serving, loving, and giving generously to others, a path he described as essential to achieving fulfilment.…
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When the satire writes itself (University of Malta edition)
Recently, the University of Malta, known for its abysmal standards, political favouritsm, nepotism and lack of productivity was criticised by the Finance Minister for failing to generate any funds. Academics replied with some of the most ridiculous answers possible. The discussion on this topic has become even more comical and absurd, as the University Rector…
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The couple jewel in the crown of the University of Malta
When the government gives money to the University of Malta, it is giving value added to society. Let’s travel the world and share our adventures with our friends on Facebook. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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The first step for the University of Malta to start making any money is to cut corruption and sleaze
More on the subject of public finances and the University of Malta. One of the most pervasive characteristics of the University of Malta is the sleaze and corruption that comes with the nepotism of any government controlled public entity. The University of Malta gets away with a lot of sleaze and mediocrity on the pretense…
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State of the University of Malta
If you give me €150 million that is value-added to society. If you give me the €1.5 billion that is ten times more the original added-value, so it is ten-times more better for society. I am the University of Malta. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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“Fresh Air Week” – With apologies to Sleephas Hishouse
From one of the least but best local Facebook acounts, Sleephas Hishouse. For further reference read this post. Mark CamilleriWebsite Editor Historian and Publisher
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The University of Malta hardly publishes any research: asking it for money is like trying to squeeze water from a stone
Upon being criticised by the Minister for Finance Clyde Caruana that the University of Malta doesn’t make any money, its academics released a press statement that reads like an explanation by someone who is financially illiterate. The value added is technically 0 (or -€125 million short) because the funding is external (public funding) so this…
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Literary academic Charles Briffa passes away
The most prolific Maltese literary academic, Charles Briffa has passed away. He was a literary academic and critic and will be mostly known for his voluminous work on the history of Maltese literature called “Il-Letteratura Maltija”. So far today, there is no local academic who can match him in terms of the volume of work…
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A huge amount of research by Simon Mercieca is actually done by his students
Ever since I remember, the pseudo-intellectual and demented academic Simon Mercieca has always been a gifting fraud. I was his student when I sat for my history bachelors at the University of Malta. Basically, Simon Mercieca’s lectures consisted of forcing students to collect birth-records for him from Parish archives. This is rudimentary and basic stuff…
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Simon Mercieca admits to receiving gifts from Tumas Group on behalf of Yorgen Fenech
Earlier today in Court, during the vexatious libel case opened against me by pseudo-intellectual and University of Malta professor Simon Mercieca, he admitted to receiving gifts by Patricia Fenech (Yorgen Fenech’s mother). He said he received a food hamper, but denied ever receiving cash payments. I will be publishing his Court transcript as soon as…
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Does Police Commissioner Angelo Gafa feel the same as John Charles Ellul?
The former head of the Police Academy, university lecturer and also legal weed businessman, John Charles Ellul has congratulated Rosianne Cutajar for her return to the Labour Party. Is he still angry about journalists “fleeing” from their responsibilities after Rosianne Cutajar dropped her libel case? I just can’t put words to describe this megalomaniac and…
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More on subtle Labour Party government propaganda
Here’s another example how the government is currently planting its propaganda through the new “independent press”. Stephanie Fabri is a Labour government supporter and regular board member, but her pseudo-expert articles and interviews are being presented as independent and “expert opinion”. She is mostly used to rationalise and apologise for gross government misconduct with articles…
