Norwegian massacre lifts lid on far right underworld in Malta

Government, police ‘shocked’ at MaltaToday’s revelations on Johnny Adair and Nick Greger’s presence on the island

31 July 2011, 12:00am
by Karl Stagno-Navarra

1 min read

Videos revealed this week by MaltaToday confirming the presence in Malta last March of the former Ulster Freedom Fighter (UFF) Brigadier Johnny ‘Mad Dog’ Adair and convicted terrorist and neo-Nazi chief Nick Greger, has raised alarm bells at Castille, the home ministry and the police.

The presence on the island of two of Europe’s most dangerous men for what has been described as ‘the gathering’, surfaced in the wake of a Europe-wide investigation into the possible connection of Anders Behring Breivik to Paul Ray, a 35-year-old British far right blogger residing in Malta, who is allegedly being referred to as the ‘mentor’ to the Norwegian mass-murderer. (See interview on pages 20-21).

But as Paul Ray denies any connection with Breivik and that he is being “stitched-up” by the current leadership of far rightist movement English Defence League (EDL), authorities here were embarrassed to learn of the ‘Malta gathering’ between Adair, Greger and Paul Ray.

Further investigations revealed that Nick Greger has been residing in Malta for the past year and is a frequent traveller to Liberia on the African West coast.

Home affairs minister Carm Mifsud Bonnici is said to have been shocked to see a video posted by MaltaToday of Nick Greger inside the Marsa Open Centre.

“It is worrying to see how a man of Nick Greger’s calibre appears to intelligently confront the Muslim migrants in the centre,” a close aide to the minister said to MaltaToday.

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Martin Borg, Expel them on what basis? have they commited a crime in Malta? British Muslim extremists can also move here and unless they dont break the law they cannot be expelled either. Freedom of movement within the EU, you see!!!

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"But as Paul Ray denies any connection with Breivik and that he is being .." . Could it be otherwise.Would he be so naive to say "Yes I was his mentor" . Time to declare such miscreants "persona non grata" and expel them.

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Perhaps with all these 'Going Ons' of slurs, libels and dirty linen washed out in public we need vigilant men and women to weed out potential terrorists be they christian extreme far right or extreme Islamic fundamentalists who have long vowed to take over Europe and turn it to Islam by force. Our two main political parties are so concerned about the next general election, they have sidelined what is called our 'National Security'.Our Police force has too much on its plate, it cannot even provide adequate security on roads. Our Armed forces are too small and do not have enough hardware to defend our island, let alone pre-empt terrorist attacks. Our strategic assets are wide open to attacks. you politicians out there take heed and do something before its too late. Perhaps the " Malta To-Day" revelations could be a wake up call and not just a piece of sensational news.