What "bad weather" is forked tongue Gray referring to?

Delayed due to “bad weather” meaning it was too hot to work?

What is Alfred's definition of "open"?

I guess it is open already, without any windows, right?

This is going to be like that thing they had last time in Andros that cost us the taxpayer about 8 grand a month per boy ,,Godfrey Eneas ,good lord .The ruling party can,t just take money out of the treasury b/c the opposition gets to see all finances ,so they dream up this sh@t ,some times i think it would be cheaper just to give Eneas et all a million when the PLP wins an election ..With in a decade this will be an abandon building ..

50 students??? What the....what kind of revenues can they ever expect off their investment. It's abundantly clear this project was spearheaded to line someone's pockets. We have no money and this is their plan? 50 students?

Too, what will these students do after classes cause there certainly ain no recreation facilities/entertainment on the sleeping gaint!

read books, go for walks, fish, do outdoor activities. stuff that the privileged city kids would know nothing about

Yet another perfect example of the bungling, incompetent, unaccountable, failures of Perry and the PLP.

Great, I can't wait to see the 1,000 cascarilla tree plantation Gray has there.

BAMSI must be another way to spell slush fund. How many times have they tried and failed to learn how to farm. I hope they will look out for the poor animals better than last time. Anyone with half a brain will understand that VAG is more interested in looking at himself in a mirror and getting rich than anything else. Your god will sort you out in the end!

Like Dr. Minnis stated, where is the master plan Mr. Christie or was this something you dreamt about while doing the shuffle!

Who will actually be doing all this tilling of the earth and raising of animals, Mr. Grey, Mr. Eneas, the 50 students or the faculty????
Or have they arrived at some compromise with our Frequent Flyer Minister Of Foreign Affairs and immigration to relieve the recent overcrowding in the detention center.
The current generation of Androsians sure as hell won't be interested unless they're growing dope.

They are going to get a bunch of Haitians to do the field work and then give them citizenship right before election so they could vote for them as well. That how they do it. 20 million dollars for 50 students, i mean the country surely can afford that, right? We are floating in cash!

Maybe someone at BAMSI can teach Mr Gray why supporting the creation of a golf course in place of Bimini's few remaining wetlands is a bad idea, because he seems unaware.

We know for a fact Mr. Gray cannot be taught anything and is totally unaware that he IS unaware.

After decades in front line politics Mr. Gray cannot point to one thing of any national importance that could be attributed to him.

History will show Mr. Gray as a total waste of the tax payers money.

Bimini has been sold to foreign investors and Nassau is next, BahaMar will control how Nassau is run just as Bimini Resorts World controls Biimini.

Don't worry Bimini, be happy. Don't worry 'bout dem sharks, rays, turtles and 'tings like dat.
Dem 'tings ain never ga make yinna any money, Freddie and Alfred ga send ya'll plenty Haitian ta mow yinna golf course. Ain you know golf course is what we tourist come here for?

Something is seriously wrong. There's no way they could have put forward a plan that said *we're spending 20 million on a new school, we expect a student body of 50 students*. It doesn't make sense. Now the developer doesn't care how many students end up there, he could very well have walked away with 10 million dollars on this overpriced project after only 3 months! Who wouldn't want that project? Who wouldn't want that for their friend? Especially if the friend was going to give them and their business partners 2 million each. What happened to all the foreign students who were supposed to show up? Something is wrong with these people. The same people who proposed placing new taxes on food and exempting gambling! That's just wrongheaded. One of the main problems is that they can approve these mega million projects without showing the Bahamian public that they have a well thought out plan that makes **economic** sense. They have the unchecked power to do anything they want within a five year period. That needs to change, seriously. There are many good things that can be done, but some are more important than others (BEC), and ALL must be done cost effectively, Mr Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, Entire Cabinet. LEAD.

Why do you think they will NOT give the Bahamian people Freedom of Information. So they can create slush funds like BAMSI. Can we as a nation really AFFORD the PLP any longer?

it's not just a question of the PLP - can we afford bad governance, political embezzlement of the country's limited fund and unchecked corruption- from any elected group? absolutely not.

Sounds like anothrr (government) project that will cost the Bahamian taxpayer millions more than it value

Speak of the economics of BAMSI, take note of their projected cash crops with which they plan to alleviate the country's food import dilemma. According to Dr. Omar Thomas, our highly paid foreign agricultural guru, the master farm plan is to raise 20 acres of bananas, 12 acres of papayas, 5 acres of the Prime Ministers million dollar limes , 4 acres of coconuts and the raising and harvesting of fresh water fish and shrimp. They mussy gat pumpkin, bananas, peas & corn for brains.

Speaking of our million dollar knee jerk investment in limes (someone used up plenty brain cells thinking this one out), limes are currently 5 for a dollar. How long until that investment gives the Bahamian people a return? Even if they are a teaching resource, how much per student did these precious lime tree's cost the people of the Bahamas? There are no words to express the wonton mismanagement of our money. The Bahamas is sinking and the captain and crew are ordering a 5 star meal to celebrate.

Carnival lovers know that BAMSI is another term for ASS...Bahamians are being taken for a ride. And it is very sad that we are now being forced to give them more of our individual, hard earned dollars, so that they can do more mess with it. Did they not consider throwing those millions behind the serious farmers that already work various family islands? At least they could honestly say they "BELIEVE IN BAHAMIANS". Very sad

except for the bananas that need a little attention - the other things grow pretty easy in the Bahamas pretty much on their own after the plant catches- even the bananas. they are already growing tomatoes, onions in Andros- in fact I was on the dock at Nichols town a few years ago and saw the best looking onions,tomatoes and other produce I had ever seen being crated and sent to the states. so Andros has potential to become a food basket- but will we let political corruption destroy the potential?

GreenTea. Since when Andros was sending produce to the states unless the states is the produce exchange in Nassau. Those produce does not meet the standards for shipment out of the country, not because they are not of good quality, but for all the protection from disease entering the USA. Just like how we cant bring produce through US Customs in the states to the Bahamas, the same applies to those items. Remember, you can only carry cooked items from here to the US because of the same reason.

Thus is a disaster.. To many hands sturring the pot.. And every hand wants to add there special ingredients to it..