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Shame
08 October 2010
This week many GRTU members listened to what Pert Michael Falzon, the new president of this association which says it is representing property developers, saying that for them Sandro Chetcuti is not a problem until the court decides the matter. GRTU members have read the sworn evidence of eye witnesses who were at GRTU on March 11th 2010 and also the sworn witnesses of the Mater Dei specialists who have assessed the damage inflicted on the Director General of GRTU.
What happened at GRTU on March 11th is unprecedented, never before have the constituted bodies registered or witnessed a similar assault on the most senior executive of a leading national organisation. On grounds of ethical and personal attributed acceptable at national level, Sandro Chetcuti is a veritable failure. Perit Michael Falzon, in spite of his vast political experience, unfortunately does not see it this way. It is his problem. All of us who believe that ethical behaviour is paramount especially in people who want to offer leadership to others condemn all those who put to the fore people like Sandro Chetcuti. This has nothing what so ever to do with what the court decides. It's a question of ethics.
