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Thursday, 20 June 2013

Still raking it in

Posted on 04:24 by Ashish Chaturvedi

So the Maltese intrepid journo, who likes to think he is Larry what’s his name, (the American with the braces), is speechless and refusing to comment on his recent appointment on the national festivities foundation, a government committee.

How he must be loving all the attention and having his photo splashed all over the place. This is the guy who regularly and right up to just before the last election was posting all kinds of items which were pure PN propaganda to all journalists registered with the Department of Information.

His ‘best’ work was just before the election when as a last, desperate ruse to scare people from voting Labour he turned up with a film crew to cover a case of supposedly police harassment. His “What is happening here?” was lampooned widely on Facebook.
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