once again the PLP proves in bloody big frucking buckets full of it....that they clearly didn't and do not care about the people of the Bahamas - it's all for dem and dey cronies an das it ....

I find it laughable these clowns blaming the FNM for "firing" these people,when in reality they were fired the day they were hired. It just took three months to happen. What did they expect to happen if the gov gave you a job just before election but for only three months. The plp leadership race is between Glenys or Brave two persons directly responsible for the state the country today. Like Tal does say " you can't make this stuff up"

Mr. Rolle needs to be reminded that talk is cheap if the Minnis-led FNM government does not intend to hold anyone responsible and accountable for the outrageous cost and burden wrongfully imposed on taxpayers by the so-called "casual hires." The people's patience is wearing thin listening to all of the bashing of the last government without any consequence for the alleged wrong doers. Minnis and his cabinet ministers need to get on with governing and creating an environment conducive to private sector jobs.....stop wasting time beating up on the last government (for political points that have no value to us) if no evidence of corruption is to be gathered and charges pressed against the individuals concerned. In other words, stop blowing hot air and do the job you were elected for!

It looks like you would have to hold everyone responsible from the head down and right on through the majority of the civil service. There needs to be more indication that regulations are put in place to prevent these things from happening again, even if it means constitutional amendments. I agree that far too much time has been spent pointing fingers and not enough on corrective measures. Still no word on numbers houses or a national lottery.

Comrades! What you the public is not being told is that this Red Shirts Cabinet still employs the more than 1,700 workers that were not in his original count at a cost to you the taxpayers purse that ballooned to in excess of $66 million because of the Minnis administration doesn't possess the political balls to fire and send the workers home.
Comrades, the $66 million doesn't even include the pre 2017 general election government workers hired and still on the public's payroll purse - over just at the ministries of education and tourism. I am told the total runs about $150 million still being paid out to workers hired by the PLP but STILL working for Red Shirts Crown Ministers?
What the red Shirts never talk about is what millions they have spent and committed to spend from the public's purse since assuming power on May 10, 2017? Its going to exceeds $2 BILLION.!

The National Hurricane Service has a policy for naming hurricanes.
The names are rotated throughout the subsequent hurricane seasons.
However, if a particularly nasty storm causes much damage and loss of life, it is retired out of respect for those who suffered from that named storm.
Perhaps The Bahamas, out of respect for the vast majority of Bahamians who have suffered immeasurably, should adopt the same way of thinking for the naming of their political parties. The vast majority of Bahamians are now very much worse off due to the calamitous machinations of this century's worst storm to hit The Bahamas. named the PLP. Most Bahamians have had their lives turned inside out, watched as their children's future was squandered and unfathomable hardships placed upon the backs of the poor and working class by this so-called Progressive Liberal Party (PLP). We should all agree that the PLP will never be used again and that any mention of this horrible calamity on this nation be put in our past as quickly as possible. Any further use of the term PLP should be used to show how insensitive that individual is to the rest of our society.
And Brave Davis is our first example..

And for the same reason statues of slave owners and supporters of slavery during the confederate era in the U.S. are being torn down or relocated to less public places, we should be taking back and using the original name of our nation's main airport - Nassau International Airport. We don't need constant reminding of any corrupt PLP leader who played a major role in returning us to slavery - economic slavery!

You took the words right out of my mouth. Don't forget the House on the Hill!

Comrade DDK to Mount Fitzwilliam: "DAMMIT, this can't be a good news post for what was to have replaced Christopher Columbus's statue"
God's Red Shirts may have arrived just in the flick time to have come to the rescue of da Spaniard, "Pedro" Christopher, from extinction!

Alternatively, maybe we should keep the name PLP, just so that future voters never forget the horrors inflicted upon us in its name?

PLP ......... the Bahamian NAZI alter ego

We will see what the Public Service human resource audit reveals ........ it better separate those who are P&P from those who are weekly/month to month hires ..... and justify why every person who collects a salary from the Treasury has a viable job description, a job site and a supervisor who can account for these employees ........ When I hear that this was done from Brensil Rolle, then he will have my support that this audit was worthwhile.

Is all of this hot air from Rolle intended to distract us from the 'Spy Bill' that was recently tabled in the HOA? See The Tribune's article recently posted on this most important subject.

They were Bahamians who were unemployed and need to work. Bensil Rolle
should move on now and see if he can earn his pay.

birdiestrachan that plp koolaid mussybe real good.