Tried to leave Malta using false documents

sean grima

Jan 29th 2010, 18:03

i pity people like you who give the impression that we are a racist country.

Denis Catania

Jan 29th 2010, 16:01

I too pity people like sean grima, long live Malta.

sean grima

Jan 29th 2010, 11:01

there is no doubt as to that lgalea's real agenda is really a political one. however, both political party leaders are serious enough to know that malta cannot choose to honour international legal obligations at whim, if it wants to be taken as a serious state.

lgalea

Jan 29th 2010, 09:59

Denis Catania
As you have said we may disagree on other things, but when it comes to defending Malta, the Maltese society and culture from the mass invasion of illegal immigrants we are on the same wavelength. Pity that there are some who continue to bury their head in the sand and defend illegal immigrants instead of their own country and brethren.

lgalea

Jan 29th 2010, 09:56

2.
Footnote 1 page 3 of the same document

"(f) overcoming discrimination and promoting the integration of immigrants and the social and labour market inclusion of ethnic minorities, and...

Do we need any more proof that they are hellbent to destroy Maltese society?
Are we going to stand still and not fight for our right not to have OUR MALTESE SOCIETY AND CULTURE destroyed by the eu and the lackey pn government?

sean grima

Jan 29th 2010, 09:46

judgements are handed down by the judiciary, which is independent of the executive (including the PM). living in the US, you should know that the principle of the separation of powers, especially the independence of the judiciary, is a core of all western democracies.

Francis Bellizzi

Jan 29th 2010, 07:50

Italian documents must be easily forged and obtained! The best way to keep out illegal immigrants is to make sure they don`t get a visa granted.

lgalea

Jan 28th 2010, 22:01

Dear all,
the eu has dedicated 2010 as the year of poverty and social exclusion. First of all there are 80 MILLION persons living in POVERTY in the eu. But what I want to share with you is the Maltese Government National Programme which can be downloaded from
http://www.2010againstpoverty.eu/mycountry/countries/malta.html?langid=en or directly from
http://www.2010againstpoverty.eu/extranet/mt_national_programme_en.pdf
This is taken from page 3 of the document.
"• promoting equality of opportunities so as to ensure full social participation regardless of age,
disability, gender, race, belief and sexual orientation, by (i) combating discrimination, (ii)
promoting the integration of third country nationals and (iii) mainstreaming social inclusion
and anti-discrimination issues."

NOTE "promoting the integration of third country nationals"

THIS MEANS THAT NOT ONLY EU NATIONALS HAVE THE RIGHT TO COME AND LIVE IN MALTA, BUT WE ALSO HAVE TO LUMP THOSE FROM THIRD COUNTRIES INCLUDING ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS.

THIS IS WHAT IS BEING IMPLEMENTED BY THE PRESENT GOVERNMENT AND THE EU.

THIS IS WHAT IS BEING DONE TO US AND OUR DEAR COUNTRY.

WHEN ARE THE PEOPLE GOING TO RISE AGAINST ALL THESE IMPOSITIONS THAT ARE DESTROYING MALTA ITS CULTURE AND US?

Denis Catania

Jan 28th 2010, 20:17

You keep thinking that sean grima, all I know these offences used to get suspended sentences. Now they are getting jail sentences. PM Gonzi is even getting a little tough on illegal immigrants. Remember he didn't give in to Italy and refused a few hundred last year. Keep thinking that and we will keep pressing the government to do the right thing.

sean grima

Jan 28th 2010, 18:08

you are all wasting your time because no serious politician or judge/magistrate would take any notice of such arguments.

Denis Catania

Jan 28th 2010, 16:43

@lgalea: Well said. When it comes to protecting Malta from illegal immigrants, we think so much alike.

Denis Catania

Jan 28th 2010, 15:23

Good sentence at least better than a suspended sentence. Deport him after he serves his sentence.

lgalea

Jan 28th 2010, 14:36

sean grima
Yes shauin, we can DEPORT him. Keep him in prison until his papers arrive and then put him on the first plane out of Malta. Since you like illegal immigrants so much how about going to live in their countries sean?

louise vella

Jan 28th 2010, 14:29

Nationals of Ghana have no business to do in Malta and should be immediately repatriated, not sent to prison. Ghana is 700 times as big as Malta and Ghanaians have enough space in their country. Ghana was visited by President Obama because it is a model of democracy for all of Africa. The following is from BBC country profiles:

A well-administered country by regional standards, Ghana is often seen as a model for political and economic reform in Africa. Cocoa exports are an essential part of the economy; Ghana is the world's second-largest producer. The discovery of major offshore oil reserves was announced in June 2007, encouraging expectations of a major economic boost... The IMF said the Ghanaian economy had proved to be relatively resilient because of the high prices of cocoa and gold.

Population: 23.8 million Area: 238,533 sq km (92,098 sq miles)

matt azzopardi

Jan 28th 2010, 13:51

@ sean grima......... he still can be deported.............he pleaded guilty so automatically he revealed him real identity. issue him with a temporary document & ciao!!
7 months in prison is at each & every ones expense!

sean grima

Jan 28th 2010, 13:27

1. because you cannot deport someone whose documents are false - how do you know where to send him? 2. because deportation is not one of the punishments contemplated by law for this crime, and cannot be, due to the reason i mentioned.

Chrissey Zammit

Jan 28th 2010, 11:48

Yet !!! AGAIN, another prison sentence for trying to leave Malta on false documents.WHY !!! not deport him and save the country money. I read the Times of Malta daily, and I am appauled at the sentences handed down.