Kanye West sent Kim Kardashian a truck full of roses following break-up

Feb 15 2022

Just when you think the KimYe situation couldn’t get any weirder, the rapper sent Kim an entire truck full of roses following his breakup with Julia Fox.Let’s add some context to the story – Kanye, now legally named Ye, has been engaged in an incredibly public dispute on social media with ex-wife Kim Kardashian over how to raise their kids.

Many have been commending Kardashian for her dignified response to his constant alleged attacks and manipulation. Despite all this, the rapper has continued to obsess over the reality star who is dating Pete Davidson. He had seemingly moved on by pursuing a relationship with actress Julia Fox. However, the Uncut Gems star confirmed recently that the couple have gone their separate ways.

Julia said on Instagram that despite having love for Ye she was not in love with him. ‘What do you think I am, 12 years old?!’ she said. Cue Valentine’s Day, and Ye decided to surprise Kim with a truck full of roses. He captioned the Instagram post ‘my vision is Krystal Klear’, even though Kim had thrown her phone in the ocean, changed her number and made a last-minute vacationing spot switch after Ye found out the location.

This also follows Kanye exclaiming that GOD will bring his family back together, sharing snapshots of Davidson on social media and even editing faces of stars involved in all this onto a Marvel Civil War poster.

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Times of Malta chief responds to accusations of colluding with PN by Prime Minister

Feb 15 2022

Times of Malta editor Herman Grech took to social media to respond to accusations made by Prime Minister Robert Abela that he was colluding with the Opposition’s strategist Christian Peregin.

Prime Minister Robert Abela told journalist Jacob Borg that he would not be answering any questions on a property deal involving suspected criminal Christian Borg because Grech was ‘caught colluding with Peregin at Costa Coffee.’

Grech confirmed that he met Christian for a coffee, but he said that he’d like to inform the prime minister that he also informally met with two ministers of his in the last few days as well as a Labour Party strategist at the same cafe some months ago.

‘Because this is what journalist and editors in the democratic world do – keep the channels of communication open. They speak to people from political parties and from all walks of life. That’s the way they can seriously have a pulse on what’s happening. It’s actually part of the job description’ said Grech.

This follows accusations made by Opposition Leader Bernard Grech on the 14th of February that PL media sent a drone to film him and his house.

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Photo Source: Herman Grech FB, Robert Abela FB, Christian Peregin FB

Deputy Prime Minister opposes Marsascala Marina Project

Feb 15 2022

Deputy Prime Minister and Health Minister Chris Fearne came out against the proposed Marsascala marina project, which is set to be built in the third electoral district which Fearne will be contesting. On Monday, Fearne told Times of Malta that he believes the undeveloped area around the bay should remain as it is. Instead, the berthing area should be reorganised, taking into consideration the traditions of the village and all those who have moorings in the bay.

The plans were made public in August after Transport Malta published a pre-qualification document which suggested most of the bay be taken up by pontoons and yacht facilities. Following this, protests in opposition were a regular occurrence. When asked, Fearne said that he believes that the part of Marsascala which is undeveloped and where residents can enjoy swimming, recreation and fishing should remain undeveloped. ‘On the other hand, the part of the Marsascala Bay where there are moorings should be reorganised with respect to those who have their moorings there’ he said.

Fearne went on to say that the government acknowledges the importance of natural zones in the south, and that it had announced an afforestation project which will be carried out over the next five years in the Inwadar area which extends to Żonqor. However, Transport Minister Ian Borg, Fearne’s cabinet colleague and who is responsible for the project, refused to take a similar stance as Fearne. He said that the public opposition to plans to build the marina in Marsascala was part of a Nationalist Party candidate’s bid to get elected on the district.

Borg said he was not obliged to campaign for a Nationalist Party candidate. ‘The local plans that were devised by the PN in 2006 are the local plans that govern the country today and these say that a marina can only be built in two places, in Marsascala and Xemxija’.

‘Ive met the council but I’m not going to be a canvasser for a PN candidate in Marsascala’ he said. The locality’s council minority leader John Baptist Camilleri was one of the first people to bring the plans into public eye and has been campaigning against it. He is also contesting as a PN candidate in the third district in the general election.

When asked about his personal stance, Borg said that it was not a matter of personal opinion. ‘I am the minister of the entire industry and I do what is needed in the widest possible sense, including meeting with the local council, which I did’ he said. This also follows a movement among protestors and those who oppose the marina which sees residents placing yellow squares on their doorbells, warning party politicians to stay away unless they planned to oppose the marina plans.

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Bernard Grech claims a drone was sent by Robert Abela to film his house

Feb 15 2022

Opposition Leader Bernard Grech has accused current Prime Minister Robert Abela of ordering Labour media to fly a drone over his home and film. Grech made the claim on Facebook, saying that he believed the drone was part of Abela’s attempt to deflect attention away from questions about property deals which Abela undertook as a lawyer.

‘Instead of answering legitimate questions by journalists over his suspicious deals, he ordered One News to invent a story about me’ claimed the PN leader. This follows a statement by Abela made on Monday that the media should look at the ‘villa with a pool’ built by the Opposition leader with a €6,000 yearly income.’

A PN spokesperson went on to state that the Grech family noticed a drone flying over the family home earlier that day at around 4:45pm. The PN leader said he had nothing to hide, and that he and his family had worked on their home for decades.

‘Unlike Robert Abela, I have nothing to hide’ said Grech, going on to state that he never ‘received anything from any criminal.’ He concluded his statement by pushing the prime minister for a debate.

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