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>anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia I'm not really sure if "anti-corruption journalist" accurately describes her work: https://daphnecaruanagal

>anti-corruption journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia I'm not really sure if "anti-corruption journalist" accurately describes her work: https://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2016/09/hot-new-style-wrought-iron-patterns/ https://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2016/09/hot-new-style-wroug... https://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2015/09/bottom-of-the-barrel-the-labour-mayor-of-hal-qormi/ https://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2015/09/bottom-of-the-barre... https://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2013/08/oh-look-whos-here-mr-starkers-appointment-to-the-chair-of-the-pharmacy-council-is-announced-in-the-government-gazette-today/ https://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/2013/08/oh-look-whos-here-m... https://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/ https://daphnecaruanagalizia.com/

hopler 8y ago
Can you expand on your subtext for the nonexperts?
- charlesdm 8y ago
  "The shape itself of Mrs Muscat’s ‘New York for the UN’ dress is beyond horrible – really unflattering. Only a tall, skinny 20-year-old can carry off something that shape, but then a tall, skinny 20-year-old wouldn’t want to wear it." I'm assuming he meant that that is not the writing you'd expect from a so called "anti corruption" journalist.
  - jandrese 8y ago
    So writing about corruption means you are no longer allowed to write fashion pieces? Why must journalism be so exclusive?
    - charlesdm 8y ago
      No, I'm not saying that. But have you read the articles? They don't exactly seem like excellent journalism to me. This reads like articles from a high school newspaper, not investigative journalism into corruption.
      - jandrese 8y ago
        Are those the actual anti-corruption pieces or just something the poster randomly found with that journalist's name in the byline?
- ryanlol 8y ago
  While she may have been involved in a couple of corruption related stories the vast majority of her reporting is more like what you’d expect from tmz or the daily mail. TMZ has probably broken a corruption related story in the past, would you call them “anti-corruption” journalists?
geezerjay 8y ago
I'm not sure what you are trying to say. I really doubt what got her murdered with a car bomb wasn't her fashion comentary.

hopler 8y ago

Can you expand on your subtext for the nonexperts?

charlesdm 8y ago
"The shape itself of Mrs Muscat’s ‘New York for the UN’ dress is beyond horrible – really unflattering. Only a tall, skinny 20-year-old can carry off something that shape, but then a tall, skinny 20-year-old wouldn’t want to wear it." I'm assuming he meant that that is not the writing you'd expect from a so called "anti corruption" journalist.
- jandrese 8y ago
  So writing about corruption means you are no longer allowed to write fashion pieces? Why must journalism be so exclusive?
  - charlesdm 8y ago
    No, I'm not saying that. But have you read the articles? They don't exactly seem like excellent journalism to me. This reads like articles from a high school newspaper, not investigative journalism into corruption.
    - jandrese 8y ago
      Are those the actual anti-corruption pieces or just something the poster randomly found with that journalist's name in the byline?
ryanlol 8y ago
While she may have been involved in a couple of corruption related stories the vast majority of her reporting is more like what you’d expect from tmz or the daily mail. TMZ has probably broken a corruption related story in the past, would you call them “anti-corruption” journalists?

geezerjay 8y ago

I'm not sure what you are trying to say. I really doubt what got her murdered with a car bomb wasn't her fashion comentary.