The Nationalist Party’s establishment is not just surviving – it is thriving. Stronger, more united, and more ruthless than ever before.
Behind the leadership theatrics, factional bickering, and social media spin lies a cold reality: the PN remains firmly in the iron grip of its unbreakable establishment, steered from the shadows by the Fenech Adami dynasty.
And now, their next masterstroke is emerging – the quiet return of Austin Gatt. For decades, Gatt was the enforcer, the strategist, the hammer of the old guard. His ruthless political instincts and organisational cunning made him both feared and indispensable within PN circles. His comeback is no accident. It is a deliberate move orchestrated by the Fenech Adami family to reassert their absolute control over every artery of the party.
Because make no mistake: the PN establishment is a family business. The surname may rotate in public, but the real power remains anchored in Birkirkara, in the same dynasty that has dictated strategy, leadership, and internal purges for over half a century.
The return of Austin Gatt signals two undeniable truths:
– The Fenech Adami clan is strengthening its grip by bringing back its most loyal and effective operator.
– There will be no room for dissent – not for Delia, not for Borg, not for anyone foolish enough to think the PN can ever be free from its entrenched masters.
This is why the PN remains politically paralysed. Its establishment is not interested in winning elections for the Maltese people. It is interested in protecting its own power, controlling its networks, and ensuring that no leader – no matter how popular – ever threatens their absolute dominance.
Today, the Nationalist Party is more of a dynasty than a democratic force. A fortress guarded by the unbreakable alliance of the Fenech Adami family and their loyal lieutenants like Austin Gatt. Their power is not just intact. It is stronger and more determined than ever.
For Nationalist supporters who dream of change, remember this: your leader is chosen, controlled, and discarded by an establishment that will never let go. Because the PN is theirs – not yours.
