Tell us more…….

He must have learnt it at that posh school Silvio paid for him and his brother to attend.

In response to your post below about his interesting past, what else do you know about the first wife and British daughter?

Back then, there were two major suppliers – this bugger and a small shop in Testaferrata Street which is now closed.

The chap at Testaferrata Street supplied a particular brand (a veru reputable one). Our friend Silvio also sold a very reputable brand (which was more expensive). Naturally, he rubbished his competitor’s brand. A few years later he became the agent for his ex-competitor’s brand. Overnight, the brand he loathed so much became the best on the market.

He got that camp site in 1997 – Labour government.

Not half as interesting as the rest of his story. Silvio Abela’s first wife back in the 1980s when he was a policeman with the SMU was a British woman. They had a daughter together.

That wife left him and, during separation proceedings in court, accused him of beating her and of lurid, violent behaviour in other quarters. She fled to Britain and took the child with her.

Silvio then mated with this Tania mill-Belt, who already had a child by a Sicilian to whom she was briefly married (Nora – which is why Nora has a Sicilian surname; she isn’t Silvio’s).

Tania and Silvio then had two sons together, Larkin and Nico. They married after their spouses divorced them in Britain and Italy.

Silvio played no part in the life of his British daughter, who was brought up by her mother, and has only just got back in touch with her and met his grandchildren (her children) for the first time.

Oh, and don’t be fooled by Nora’s man-eating poses. She’s a lesbian who used to date a hairdresser who dumped her. One of her half-brothers looks to be gay as well, if not both of them, which makes you wonder about all this rubbish said about homosexuality not being genetic.

And you have to notice that they didn’t imprison themselves in LGBT Labour like the other suckers, but stayed in the mainstream with the hoodie crowd.

Well he was never going to learn it from his parents, was he.

They got that Mellieha site in 1997 from Alfred Sant’s government.

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20030530/local/armier-camp-site-developer-meets-another-snag.149047#.Upz6x-KwXOM

The land for the campsite was ‘awarded’ to Silvio Abela in 1997 by a then labour government.