Man, 25, found dead in Zabbar

roderick farrugia

Nov 4th 2009, 20:28

I FOR ONE MUST MAKE MY CONDOLONCES TO THE FAMILY IN THIS SAD MOMENTS. THIS GUY WAS MY FRIEND AND FELLOW STUDENT . WE SPENT 6 YEARS . LIFE CHANGES FOR EVERYONE. JUST TO PA MY RESPECT TO MY FELLOW FRIEND THANKS MATE GOD BE WITH YOU.

J. Micallef

Nov 4th 2009, 12:01

@ Meli

I am very happy for you that you quit heroin. You should be an example to everyone. I also agree with you that addiction is an illness that you keep feeling throughout your life. In fact that is the only reason why I do not want to try heavy drugs. I know I will like it, and I know I would abuse of it, so that makes me afraid to try anything in the 1st place .....

But on another note, I wish you success in what you already achieved :) Keep it up Justin.

M Bonello

Nov 4th 2009, 11:47

Maybe instead of just pointing our fingers to drug squads or addicts, we could try and increase awareness and empathy.

Any addiction may become life threatening, some more than others. But although help may be available, it's either hard to find or hard to seek it, and if sought, still hard to follow. If I had to have certain drug problems, I would feel more ashamed due to some judgemental comments presented here already... and this is media

Justin Meli

Nov 4th 2009, 11:00

i didnt say they solve problems , they dont ,infact they increase them. but we cannot say "dak haqqu" or "ghax kiesah" cause more than 3/4 of heroin users take drugs because they dont know an other way to cope with situations.
i for a person who is clean and did my rehab about 5 years ago , and is still on going because addiction stays for all of your life and you have to fight it all your life, ( not to drugs but addiction is a form of illness) can say how difficult it is, to learn and cope with situations that arise , without drug use.

J. Micallef

Nov 4th 2009, 09:47

@ Farrugia & Meli

Upon reading your comments I understand that you have a different opinion from mine !! There's nothing good about young people dying with overdose ... of course not, but maybe as you stated, I might have had a better life that this guy, however that still does not mean that drugs fix problems !!!! At least that's my way of thinking.

Life is full of challenges and obstacles, and we cannot let ourselves down !! I did have problems in the past like most people did, but I always believed that you can't fight fire with fire !!! You can't take drugs to forget your problems ..... Drugs themselves are a great problem .......

Regarding my (future) children taking drugs, I know this is possible, and it's worrying too, however I just hope they don't abuse with drugs ...... just like I never did !!!!

Nobody said life was easy .........

smifsud

Nov 4th 2009, 09:27

@Alison Grech...please be reminded if you did not know that "Drug Pushers" dont approach ordinary citizens on the streets but the drug addict seeks them out as they know who they are ...a "Pusher" usually gets u hooked on the so called "Good Stuff" then gets the "to be addict" hooked on that certain choice of drug and then he the ADDICT seeks the Pusher for more ....yes there is other ways to push drugs but usually its pretty much underground as they dont want to get caught ...there are runners and that sort of thing....

A. Farrugia

Nov 4th 2009, 08:30

To J. Micallef - Hadd ma jista jitkellem kif qed titkellem inti!! Vera ma tafx x'inti tghid ... I' sorry to say. Kulhadd jaf jirraguna meta l-affarijiet ma jkunx ghadda minnhom ghax jarahom minn lenti differenti. Vera missek tisthi titkellem hekk. By the way ... jekk tahseb li inti mintiex ser tmur hekk ghax ma tabbuza minn l-ebda heavy drug, tibzax jista jkollok lill-uliedek li jaghmlu dan. U believe me thossha daqs li kieku tkun ghaddejt minnha inti stess.
Il-kliem ahjar nitghallmu nqisuh qabel nghiduh ghax inkunu nistaw qeghdin inweggaw hana nies bih.

Justin Meli

Nov 4th 2009, 08:01

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MUOj-wwUM8 ..thats a very old video of the band he used to sing with


Jmicallef
you dont know what ure talking about .. do some reaserch before you talk. you never took any heavy drugs because maybe you lived in fairy land , well not for everyone is like that , and not everyone can cope with his life , like you utterly did . if you think that heroin is the problem of a junkie , well wake up , cause its not

Alison Grech

Nov 3rd 2009, 12:20

Drug pushers? Oh please. What a myth. So, am I to believe that in every dark corner of Paceville there's someone waiting to jump out at me and offer me drugs? Don't make me laugh. This is one buzzword that needs to die. I've been frequenting Paceville for over 10 years, and while I have often been asked if I have any drugs to sell, I never been offered anything, or been asked to buy anything.

C. Lia

Nov 3rd 2009, 09:17

Il-problema hi li hafna pushers zghar bi skuza li huma vvizzjati u li jridu l-ghajnuna qed jergghu jintefghu lura mas-saqajn, minflok jieklu ikla habs tajba, mill-Qrati taghna mbaghad dawn isibu zaghzagh u jirrovinawlhom hajjithom bhal ma gara f'dan il-kaz.

Jesmond Micallef

Nov 2nd 2009, 23:39

Another lost soul !!

Why do people who need help don't find it ???

Rosalind Dougall

Nov 2nd 2009, 23:27

Ma jidhirlekx li mhux f'loku dal-kumment? Daqsxejn sensittivita'.
Jekk taqra l-artiklu - 'Police investigations are being headed by the Drug Squad'.
i.e. M'hemmx certezzi, so please refrain from commenting.

L. Cutajar

Nov 2nd 2009, 20:24

Milli jidher id-droga f''Malta zdiedet b'mod allarmanti. X'qed taghmel id-drug squad fuq din il-problema. Biex inkomplu ngerfxu illum persuna hareg illiberat fuq akkuza li kien fil-pussess ta madwar 50000 pillola ecstasy meta fiifatt il-pilloli ma kienux ecstasy. Ghalfejn id-drug squad ma iccekjatx minn qabel x'kienu dawn il-pilloli u mhux qabdet u ghafget.