“75 years ago we stopped Hitler. Who will stop Angela Merkel? She has fulfilled Hitler’s dream! To control Europe,” wrote Michael Zammit Tabona.
Tabona was blasted by the Malta News Agency for sharing views similar to those of the “far right,” anti-migration Matteo Salvini, Italy’s former Deputy Prime Minister, who once declared that he wanted nothing to do with Merkel, as well as French Prime Minister Emmanuel Macron, for ruining Europe.
Tabona’s views may not have been well received, but even the Dalai Lama has stated that with too many Muslim migrants, “the continent could become ‘Muslim’ or ‘African.’” Of course, the Dalai Lama was not averse to any particular race or creed, but he was concerned about the imposition of Islamic values in the EU.
Tobana did what many leaders do in the face of criticism from politically correct virtue signallers and Islamic supremacists. He cowered and quit, thus surrendering his own principles and will to preserve and protect Europe’s identity and rule of law.
“Malta Ambassador Says Merkel Has ‘Fulfilled Hitler’s Dream to Control Europe,’” by Jack Montgomery, Breitbart, May 11, 2020:
Malta’s ambassador to Finland has had to resign his post after saying that Germany’s Angela Merkel had “fulfilled Hitler’s dream” to “control Europe” on social media.
“75 years ago we stopped Hitler,” wrote Michael Zammit Tabona in a Facebook post commemorating Victory in Europe Day.
“Who will stop Angela Merkel? She has fulfilled Hitler’s dream! To control Europe,” he added.
Malta, as a former Crown Colony of the British Empire, was the lynchpin of the Allied presence in the Mediterranean for much of the war, and its population was bestowed with a collective George Cross — which still adorns the national flag today — for the long siege it suffered at the hands of the Axis powers.
The modern-day ambassador’s remarks, however, were not well received either in Berlin or the Maltese capital of Valetta, with foreign minister Evarist Bartolo telling the Times of Malta that he had been told to take down the post and promising the Germans would receive an apology for its “insensitive” nature.
Despite the florid terms in which they were expressed, the sentiments of the ambassador — now confirmed to have stepped down — are not unique in Europe, with commentators such as Britain’s Peter Hitchens having suggested that the European Union, in particular, is “the continuation of Germany by other means”…..
….Merkel’s proposed solution to this crisis was to force compulsory migrant redistribution quotas on other EU member-states at the European Council, even if they had completely opposed her decision to open the borders in the first place — a move which is still being fought out in the EU courts to this day.