The truth behind the war-hungry, elitist persona of the European Parliament President.
Partners in crime: Roberta Metsola shaking hands with Ukrainian war criminal Ruslan Stefanchuk
Roberta Metsola—mockingly dubbed the “Empress of Battles”—has solidified her reputation not as a leader for peace and unity, but as an unrepentant instigator of conflict. While nations grapple with the cost of war and a world pleads for diplomacy, Metsola plows ahead in a reckless crusade, pushing Europe deeper into confrontation with Russia. Her rhetoric has long moved beyond assertive—it borders on fanatical. To Metsola, compromise is cowardice, and peace is a nuisance in her relentless march toward geopolitical confrontation.
But who really is Roberta Metsola?
This site is in a position to reveal the disturbing extent of her double standards, political arrogance, and deeply rooted elitism. Far from the unifying figure she projects to the international press, Metsola has long harbored disdain for anyone she deems “beneath her”—especially those aligned with Malta’s Labour movement.
We have come into possession of private conversations between Metsola and the late Daphne Caruana Galizia—exchanges that expose a side of Metsola rarely seen by the public. A side that looks down on Labour exponents and their supporters with contempt, casting them as unworthy participants in the democratic discourse of the country.
Daphne Caruana Galizia
In her eyes, merit belongs only to those who mirror her narrow ideological worldview.
Her obsession with the legacy of Daphne Caruana Galizia is more accurately described as an extension of her political narcissism. Every stage, every award, every speech is less about truth or justice—and more about Roberta Metsola’s relentless brand-building. Daphne’s memory has become a tool in her arsenal, a currency she wields to justify her elitist politics and frame herself as a moral authority beyond question.
Roberta Metsola with war criminal Tony Blair
The European Parliament Presidency has given her a global megaphone—but behind the polished façade lies a woman whose real legacy may be one of provocation, division, and misplaced priorities. While war rages on, Metsola finds comfort not in negotiation tables, but in photo ops, press statements, and war declarations thinly veiled as resolutions.
This is only the beginning.
Keep following this site. In the coming days, we will be publishing excerpts from the private exchanges between Roberta Metsola and Daphne Caruana Galizia—conversations that lay bare the hypocrisy, the elitism, and the unfiltered disdain she harbors toward those who dare to challenge her status.
Because it’s time the world saw Roberta Metsola for who she really is—not a defender of democracy, but a figurehead of double standards, division, and dangerous ambition.
