A tragic cycle of betrayal and weakness—Delia has sold himself to the very Establishment he once denounced.
Adrian Delia’s hypocrisy knows no bounds. Way back, when he was still clinging on to the post of Nationalist Party leader, it was the PN Establishment itself that demanded his resignation. Who can forget the giant banner hung outside the Nationalist Party headquarters calling for his removal?
Who can forget the internal revolt, the orchestrated manoeuvres, and the backstabbing that eventually forced him out?
And yet, today, Delia shamelessly kneels before the same clique that humiliated him and threw him out like yesterday’s trash. By openly endorsing the Establishment in his current campaign for the Nationalist Party leadership, Delia proves one thing: he is nothing more than a puppet, at the mercy of the same regime that once destroyed him.
A man with dignity would never bow to the same people who plotted against him. A man with principle would never allow himself to become the Establishment’s disposable tool. But Adrian Delia is not such a man. He has shown that power and position matter more to him than loyalty, consistency, or integrity.
Delia’s betrayal of his own words and of those who once believed in his “anti-establishment” crusade exposes him for what he truly is: a hollow figure, a puppet dancing to the tune of the very regime he once promised to fight.
PN supporters should open their eyes. The same Establishment that has strangled their party for two decades is now propping up the same Adrian Delia they once dragged through the mud. This unholy alliance is not about renewal or change—it is about survival for the Establishment and blind ambition for Delia.
In the end, Adrian Delia is proving the oldest truth in politics: once a puppet, always a puppet.
