Kevin Cassar’s Hypocrisy Unveiled: A Scathing Look at His Double Standards and Political Vendettas

Kevin Cassar: the man whose audacity knows no bounds! As the spokesperson for the BFA Party, Cassar launched a tirade last Sunday against Commissioner Gafà, questioning his inertia regarding Dr. Joseph Muscat. But isn’t it funny how Cassar, married to the daughter of former BFA Party Leader Eddie Fenech Adami, seems to overlook his own family’s towering sense of superiority? The Cassar-Fenech Adami clan apparently believes that they have a celestial mandate to helm the PN and Malta.

And what about Joseph Muscat? To Cassar, Muscat isn’t just a political rival but a symbol of defiance against the BFA’s supposed divine right to rule. The very mention of Muscat’s name seems to ignite an inferno of disdain within Cassar. Yet, here’s the kicker: while wasting no time casting aspersions on Muscat for deleting mobile data, a detail he conveniently leaves out is that Muscat cleared his phone weeks prior to being searched, not in anticipation of a legal blitz.

Joseph Muscat

It’s laughable that Cassar screams scandal while conveniently bypassing the shady dealings involving the Caruana Galizia family. Remember Daphne Caruana Galizia’s laptop, mysteriously withheld from police? Not a peep from Cassar about that revelation. Why? Because apparently, Daphne was a saint and martyr, a narrative Cassar and his ilk cling to like gospel. Is it any surprise, then, that Cassar would rather dance around these landmines than face them head-on?

Cassar is quick to rally accusations against Muscat, pointing fingers and alluding to hidden secrets. Yet, Cassar’s silence on Caruana Galizia’s missing laptop speaks volumes. Was there too much proximity between Daphne and the BFA leadership? God forbid those documents might see the light of day.

Kevin Cassar

Kevin Cassar, maybe it’s time you finish selectively doling out justice. Public declarations are easy behind the veil of anonymity, but when it comes to confronting the truth, Cassar suddenly loses his voice. Mr. Cassar, why not answer for yourself: what about Daphne’s infamous laptop? Or has hypocrisy become your party’s doctrine?

Next time, before you block your critics or hide behind your laptop, remember that the answers you refuse to give might be louder than any question you pose.