More jobs for the Evil Clique: John Dalli’s and Silvio Zammit’s henchman, Iosif Galea, has been given a job at the MEPA

Published: January 7, 2014 at 2:48pm

Iosif Galea, a henchman of John Dalli who also uses Silvio Tal-Mqaret Zammit as a sidekick, has been put on the payroll at the Malta Environment and Planning Authority.

Galea used to work at the Lotteries & Gaming Authority, where he began his affair with lawyer Gayle Kimberley which ended up with her being embroiled in the snus scandal and also dragged across the room by her hair by Galea (her testimony in court).

Galea is dogged by the stink of this scandal, but it hasn’t stopped him being a Labour Party favourite, up for jobs and privileges. Why would it? After all, the main man himself, Dalli, has been appointed personal consultant to the prime minister and de facto health minister, amid much fanfare.

John Dalli on holiday in Italy with Iosif Galea and Silvio Zammit

John Dalli on holiday in Italy with Iosif Galea and Silvio Zammit

Iosif Galea with Natius Farrugia, the Labour mayor of Zurrieq and owner of a waxing salon, at a party for Jason Micallef, then a Labour candidate, during the last general election campaign

Iosif Galea with Natius Farrugia, the Labour mayor of Zurrieq and owner of a waxing salon, at a party for Jason Micallef, then a Labour candidate, during the last general election campaign




9 Comments Comment

  1. Aunt Hetty says:

    http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/jan/06/david-cameron-barber-mbe-services-hairdressing?CMP=fb_gu

    Cameron must have been impressed by the end of the film ”The Butler”, where the long -suffering black White House butler gets honoured for the services he rendered to the Presidency.

    Any bets on the Maltese Prime Minister awarding the GIR next year to Eddy PPrivviteera for services rendered to local journalism ?

  2. Makjavel says:

    So Iosif behaved like a typical Neanderthal, dragging his woman by the hair with one hand and wielding a bat with the other.

  3. Jozef says:

    When she gave her testimony under oath, why wasn’t he charged?

  4. bob-a-job says:

    Sena Li ser inhares il quddiem minghajr biza u b’detirminazzjoni li kulhadd issir jaf il Verita tal-fatti, bil provi. –

    https://www.facebook.com/zammits?fref=ts&ref=br_tf

    Viva ic-Cirku bl-Annimali

  5. pawlu says:

    Two weeks ago I went to watch the pantomine Rapunzel at the MFCC at Qali. Halfway through, the dame picked someone from the audience who I now recognize as this man. He gave his name as Josef Galea. He was in the company of a One TV presenter.

    When asked what he does for a living, he said that he works in gaming.

    He was then dressed in a pink dress and a wig with bunches, and he had to imitate a professional pole dancer who was dancing on the other side.

  6. Ramona says:

    Have you seen the latest NSO study? Am I the only one to find this very strange phrasing?

    “The NSO calculated material deprivation by asking households whether they can handle unexpected financial expenses, afford a week away from home, a meal with meat, chicken or fish every second day, keep their home warm, own a washing machine, a colour TV, a telephone or a car, or have arrears to pay. Those who cannot afford at least three of these are considered as materially deprived, while people who cannot afford four are severely materially deprived.”

    A week holiday, arrears to pay (dont we all?), and “ma nistax inlahhaq mal-kontijiet tad-dawl”. That is already three.

    • H.P. Baxxter says:

      Jaysus. I’ve just realised I’m in the Live Aid Deprived category.

    • Aunt Hetty says:

      Who welcomes with open arms ”unexpected financial expenses” or high utility bills anyway?

      I’d rather win a lottery any day.

      Maybe I’m severely materially deprived.

  7. ciccio says:

    Does this mean that obtaining a permit from MEPA will be like winning the Jackpot with Maltco?

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