Mark Camilleri: The Psychological Terrorist Who Thrives on Hate

His fixation on Rosianne Cutajar reveals not journalism, but a vendetta that poisons public debate.

Once again, Mark Camilleri has crawled out of irrelevance with yet another bitter rant — this time aiming his poison at Hon. Rosianne Cutajar, Police Commissioner Anġlu Gafà, the Attorney General, and even former judge Toni Abela.

Let’s be clear: referring to what Camilleri writes is already giving him more promotion than he deserves. His so-called “website” is a bankrupt platform nobody reads — an online echo chamber where failure dresses itself up as journalism. But when he crosses the line from criticism into psychological terrorism, his words must be exposed for what they are.

In his latest attack, Camilleri claims there is a “cover up” to protect Rosianne Cutajar. He even attempts to push the narrative that “things will unravel” soon — nothing more than wishful thinking from a man who has built a career on fantasies and vendettas.

“I have no doubt that things will unravel in the future and probably they may unravel sooner than the Labour Party thinks… It’s a textbook case of how our government and our justice system protect corrupt politicians at the expense of the free press, justice and the rule-of-law,” Camilleri wrote.

The irony is staggering. Here is a man with zero credibility, zero readership, and zero political weight — yet he positions himself as the guardian of “free press” and “justice.” In reality, Mark Camilleri has become nothing more than a psychological terrorist, targeting individuals with personal hatred, destroying reputations, and sowing mistrust in institutions to keep himself relevant.

Toni Abela

Even Judge Toni Abela has had enough of Camilleri’s dangerous antics. In court, Abela made it crystal clear: “Camilleri is not a journalist. He is a psychological terrorist who uses intimidation as his main tool to destroy anyone who stands in his way.”

That is the truth Camilleri cannot escape. He is not a protector of democracy. He is not a defender of justice. He is a bitter failure who survives only by spewing hatred and launching personal attacks on those who refuse to bend to his extremist agenda.

Rosianne Cutajar has been the target of a relentless smear campaign, fuelled by people like Camilleri who cannot accept her popularity, her resilience, and her ability to rise above their attacks. By dragging the Police Commissioner, the Attorney General, and even a respected former judge into his latest outburst, Camilleri has shown once more that nothing is sacred for him. Everyone becomes a target when his desperation for attention takes over.

The truth is simple: Mark Camilleri is irrelevant. His repeated failures, both political and personal, have reduced him to a bitter commentator who lives off division and hate.

This is not about free press. It is about Camilleri’s obsession with destroying others. And thanks to Judge Abela’s words, the country finally has the most accurate description of him: a psychological terrorist, not a journalist.