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AND BEAUTIFUL MALTA

Malta is heading into a new era, and it’s crucial that you take the lead. We’re aiming for a future where our communities are vibrant and genuine, not downtrodden and lifeless. A place where work pays and inspires our youth to make the country more beautiful.

Right now, things might seem bleak and discouraging. But even though I sometimes feel angry and frustrated, I haven’t lost hope—not even a little bit. Europe too can help in making Malta more beautiful. With my experience as the Secretary General of one of the four largest parties in the European Parliament for over six years, I know what we need to do to achieve this.

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The Marsa disaster aftermath

The following is an AI generated response on the dangers of a junkyard fire:🔥 Junkyard/industrial fires (like Marsa) • These fires release toxic smoke and ash containing: • heavy metals • plastics by-products • chemicals that don’t break down easily • These substances can: • contaminate soil • pollute the air • affect human health • They do not turn into fertiliser and can stay harmful for a long time.Air quality pollution is rampant in Malta. Just think of the tarmac plant in Tal-Balal.Now, many Maltese residents have been exposed to this Marsa air and soil pollution.Till now absolute silence on the part of government about the dangers and risks.When are the experts and government going to inform us and be transparent on what is going on? ... See MoreSee Less

The Marsa disaster aftermath

The following is an AI generated response on the dangers of a junkyard fire:

🔥 Junkyard/industrial fires (like Marsa)

 • These fires release toxic smoke and ash containing:

 • heavy metals

 • plastics by-products

 • chemicals that don’t break down easily

 • These substances can:

 • contaminate soil

 • pollute the air

 • affect human health

 • They do not turn into fertiliser and can stay harmful for a long time.

Air quality pollution is rampant in Malta. Just think of the tarmac plant in Tal-Balal.

Now, many Maltese residents have been exposed to this Marsa air and soil pollution.

Till now absolute silence on the part of government about the dangers and risks.

When are the experts and government going to inform us and be transparent on what is going on?

For Robert Abela foreign ambassadors are more important than Maltese citizens

Neville Gafà is well known for his tactic of trying to blackmail Maltese citizens with his writings.Citizens blackmailed include Prime Minister Robert Abela himself and Minister Owen Bonnici.Abela never lifted a finger against Gafà's delinquent behaviour. Now Robert Abela tells the Times that Neville Gafà was made to resign from his government job for badmouthing ambassadors and writing articles that breached the government’s principles.For Abela, insulting Maltese citizens does not go against government's principles and does not warrant any action.But, on the other hand, insulting foreign Ambassadors is totally unacceptable.For Abela a foreign Ambassador deserves to be protected against Gafa's slimy behaviour.A Maltese citizen does not. Grazzi, Prim. You have again confirmed what a reliable person you are (not). ... See MoreSee Less

Steward, Muscat, consultancies and revolving doors ... See MoreSee Less

Robert Abela tells the Times he rules out an early election

Like all his preceding Prime Ministers, he lies that "The election will be called when it is in the national interest". Like all his preceding Prime Ministers, he will egoistically call elections when it is most profitable for him and his political party.Yet this time I believe Abela when he says that there will not be an early election.The advantages of an early election for Abela were: 1. Not giving Alex Borg time to consolidate and organise his leadership role in the PN; 2. Avoiding the fallout of the scandals in which PL is regularly involved; 3. Avoiding the political filth which will come out of the Yorgen Fenech jury.But now, with the PN being so close in the polls, Robert Abela cannot risk an election.Indeed, if the two parties remain that close, I believe that Abela will cling to power until the very last possible day."The election will be called when it is in the national interest" ....... my foot! ... See MoreSee Less

Robert Abela tells the Times he rules out an early election

Like all his preceding Prime Ministers, he lies that The election will be called when it is in the national interest. 

Like all his preceding Prime Ministers, he will egoistically call elections when it is most profitable for him and his political party.

Yet this time I believe Abela when he says that there will not be an early election.

The advantages of an early election for Abela were: 1. Not giving Alex Borg time to consolidate and organise his leadership role in the PN; 2. Avoiding the fallout of the scandals in which PL is regularly involved; 3. Avoiding the political filth which will come out of the Yorgen Fenech jury.

But now, with the PN being so close in the polls, Robert Abela cannot risk an election.

Indeed, if the two parties remain that close, I believe that Abela will cling to power until the very last possible day.

The election will be called when it is in the national interest ....... my foot!

Another result of greed ... See MoreSee Less

Marsa scrapyard toxicity: a government encouraged disaster.

Scores of Civil Protection employees have risked their lives.Hundreds of police officers, wardens, TM officials were involved in the procedures.Offices and factories had to shut down, roads were closed, the whole country was disrupted.Why? Because the authorities encourage and reward illegalities, whether it is Portelli's Kercem batching plant or Caqnu's Montekristo.Yesterday, it was the Marsa scrapyard repeated offender.Bazuzli who are allowed by the authorites to do what they want.Bazuzli who get whatever they want and dictate the government's agenda because they oil the PL and the PN's electoral machines.Result? Malta's population inhaling toxic fumes for a few days.And the toxic ashes of the Marsa fire contaminating the earth in the surrounding fields for years to come.What can you do to show elected officials that it is not OK to reward illegalities and endanger your childrens' and your health? Vote wisely. ... See MoreSee Less

Marsa scrapyard toxicity: a government encouraged disaster.

Scores of Civil Protection employees have risked their lives.

Hundreds of police officers, wardens, TM officials were involved in the procedures.

Offices and factories had to shut down, roads were closed, the whole country was disrupted.

Why? Because the authorities encourage and reward illegalities, whether it is Portellis Kercem batching plant or Caqnus Montekristo.

Yesterday, it was the Marsa scrapyard repeated offender.

Bazuzli who are allowed by the authorites to do what they want.

Bazuzli who get whatever they want and dictate the governments agenda because they oil the PL and the PNs electoral machines.

Result? Maltas population inhaling toxic fumes for a few days.

And the toxic ashes of the Marsa fire contaminating the earth in the surrounding fields for years to come.

What can you do to show elected officials that it is not OK to reward illegalities and endanger your childrens and your health? Vote wisely.
3 days ago

Today in Bilbao with the European Democratic Party ... See MoreSee Less

Today in Bilbao with the European Democratic Party

Chris Bonett announced yesterday there will be another bridge in Msida.

This will be the third bridge in the centre of Msida.Bonett was pleased to announce that this idea was proposed by students.But this meeting between Bonett and the students only happened a few days ago.It is very good to have youths involved in all sectors of society.However, it is also important to involve residents and civil society in such decisions.As well as involving the real experts.Minister Bonett, can you please publish the experts' studies on this third bridge?And what did the Urban design experts say? ... See MoreSee Less

Chris Bonett announced yesterday  there will be another bridge in Msida.

This will be the third bridge in the centre of Msida.

Bonett was pleased to announce that this idea was proposed by students.

But this meeting between Bonett and the students only happened a few days ago.

It is very good to have youths involved in all sectors of society.

However, it is also important to involve residents and civil society in such decisions.

As well as involving the real experts.

Minister Bonett, can you please publish the experts studies on this third bridge?

And what did the Urban design experts say?

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