Adrian Delia’s political games have backfired once again. Delia wanted to weaken Borg — instead, Borg hammered the first nail in Delia’s political coffin.
The so-called “stormy sailor” who once promised to guide the PN through rough seas has now been reduced to nothing more than a bitter relic — slamming doors, rejecting offers, and sabotaging unity. On Saturday, Delia was offered a golden opportunity by Alex Borg himself: the Deputy Leader post. Instead of acting with dignity, Delia spat on the offer.
But here’s the twist. The rejection did not weaken Alex Borg — it strengthened him.
Sources close to Pietà confirm that Borg has made it clear: “the honeymoon is over. He is ready to lead, and he is not ready to bow to Adrian Delia. Borg’s message is simple — I am the Leader now, and I will not be bullied by yesterday’s failures.”
This is the showdown Delia never expected. By rejecting the role, Delia has not humiliated Alex Borg — he has humiliated himself. The rookie leader has proven he has the steel to stand firm against the very man who dragged the PN into its darkest years.
Adrian Delia: The Smiling Snake of the Nationalist Party
Five leaders in twelve years. A party drowning in crisis. And now, a clear declaration: Borg will not carry Delia on his shoulders. He will carry the PN without him.
Adrian Delia tried to sabotage from day one. Alex Borg just turned it into his first victory.
