“Could you kill a baby…?” Parents shocked by controversial question on school handout

Jan 28 2022

Parents across Malta have expressed their concern after a photo of a questionable school question began making the rounds on social media. The question presents a ‘moral dilemma’ where the reader would have to imagine if they are left in a room with a baby who they know “will grow up to be a dictator who will kill millions.”

The question asks the student to explain in detail what they would do and why, going on to ask if they would ‘kill a baby even if [they] knew it would save millions’. Rightly so, parents began to question the reasoning behind why such a question would be featured in a school question.

Local political party ‘Partit Popolari’ took to Facebook to notify the general public that such a question was being asked in Maltese school handouts. The post highlighted that “common sense must prevail in the curriculum and the Education Department. Our children’s minds are not experiments!”

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EXCLUSIVE: Jason Micallef reveals how Joseph Muscat & Keith Schembri met for the first time

Jan 28 2022

During an appearance on Malta Daily’s show ‘The Interview with Fabian Demicoli’, VCA Chairman Jason Micallef revealed that he was the first person to give Keith Schembri a voluntary role within the Labour Party.

“Only a few people know, and I’ve never said this in public that when he asked me, I was the one who gave Keith Schembri his first voluntary position in the Labour Party… when Keith Schembri was still a person who knew no one.” Micallef revealed that this occurred around 2014, when he lead his first election campaign for the Labour Party, when result in a dramatic win.

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WATCH: The PBS has been declining for years, says Jason Micallef

Jan 28 2022

In his appearance on ‘The Interview with Fabian Demicoli’, Micallef stated that one of the main problems with the Public Broadcasting Service was treated as if it was a private broadcaster, as opposed to a national broadcaster which reflects a society and its culture.

He went on to highlight that a national broadcaster should have its financial books in order as well as programmes of high quality, not the teleshopping and other programmes of this sort. The VCA Chairman also called for a reform in the media and broadcasting sector, shining a light on the fact that certain problems exist as a result of society’s development and if local broadcasters do not adapt, they will die.

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WATCH: Politicians’ current salaries are a ‘joke’, says VCA chairman Jason Micallef

Jan 28 2022

“For me it is not acceptable, whoever the Prime Minister may be, to have a salary of €73,000… it’s hilarious.” These were the words of Valletta Cultural Agency chairman Jason Micallef on Malta Daily’s show The Interview with Fabian Demicoli.

Micallef highlighted that a Prime Minister carries an enormous responsibility from Monday to Sunday throughout the whole year. He went on to state that the same could be said for Ministers and other representatives, going as far as saying that their current salaries are a ‘joke’.

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