JPOS’s Labour cronies: fihom il-hobz ukoll, Jeffrey

Here are some men of great integrity

JPOS summoned two Labour “witnesses” to the kangaroo court he seeks to create at the Nationalist Party and use to expel Richard Cachia Caruana.

But no sooner did he call on them that they left him hanging out to dry, even before his sick show-trial has got underway.

First there was Karmenu Vella who, within hours of trumpeting his bizarre and false Air Malta story, said that he doesn’t want to talk about it anymore until JPOS has made his “presentation” and the show-trial concludes its deliberations.

It’s like a prosecution lawyer asking his witness to take the stand after the judge has delivered the sentence and is on the way home for lunch. Some star witness you have there, Jeffrey.

Joe Mizzi followed suit today. Twenty-four hours after he made the most outrageous allegations in a series of waffling and cryptic non sequiturs, he has now issued a press release to say that he’s “not going venture into GonziPN’s internal battles” regarding the points that JPOS – wait for it – “might” be referring to.

Perhaps it’s because Richard Cachia Caruana this morning filed a formal request (‘kwerela’), through his lawyer, for the Commissioner of Police to take action against Joe Mizzi for criminal defamation.

Another Pontius Pilate bolts out of Jeffrey’s foul stable of witnesses.

Some friends you’ve got there, Jeffrey. But then…what did you expect?