But he's quick to minimize ppl's national insurance. Nothing wrong with helping a country in devastation but ppl here barely make a suitable paycheck because the GOVERNMENT refuses to increase our wages. NIB cuts ridiculous, sometimes social services reject ppl that truly needs help making it a longer process. Where is the money to fund St. Vincent... our TREASURY is broke, no more. Another debt is coming forcing Bahamians to pay back all the their burrowed cash to finance their rich lifestyles. They can start by downgrading their homes, cars, travel expenses, family allowances etc, that money will be able to help St Vincent.

Greedy politicians who want a chance at becoming Prime Minister so bad but doesn't have one ounce of honesty and empathy towards their own. Everytime election is near, everyone out there selling dreams to become the next lying PM of the Bahamas. After election, nothing just scandals, increase taxes, sanctions against the public and so on.

So all non-FNM & non-PLP candidates are liars?

They don't want the Bahamians to be richer than them because that gives them the chills at night of losing power and status. Being a business owner under our government is torture of having to put up with their ridiculous demands of extortion. If anyone ever considers running a business that is very successful, pls expand beyond the Bahamas.

This most incompetent power-juiced arse wants us, a financially broke Bahamas with so many Bahamians now unable to afford food for themselves and their young children, to help him make himself look good on the Caribbean/CARICOM political stage. The sheer arrogance shown here by Minnis is a manifestation of his most uncaring attitude towards many suffering Bahamians who are struggling the greatest of hardships at this time.

For Minnis, being PM of the Bahamas is all about helping foreigners, whether they be the greedy cruise ship companies, his Communist Chinese friends or other island nations in the Caribbean that have unfortunately fallen victim to a natural disaster. Yes indeed, Minnis is seizing an opportunity to beat his chest among his fellow Caribbean leaders when they all know only too well how he has grossly mismanaged the economy of the Bahamas and bungled, or should I say botched, the handling of the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian and our COVID-19 crisis.

If I were the national leader of either St. Vincent or Barbados, I would quickly tell Minnis he really needs to do a much better job of looking after his own people before seeking limelight for himself on the Caribbean stage. Minnis should simply stay well out of the way of the assistance currently being provided to St. Vincent and Barbados by other nations (including the US) that can afford to lend a generous helping hand in their time of need. Meanwhile, Minnis must start thinking much more about how to design and implement policies to help struggling Bahamians and local businesses in the midst of our nation's perilous economic crisis, and much less about his personal image abroad.

Understand basic essentials like uncontaminated water and probably food and medical supplies are in great need. Local companies can benefit if government does decide to send water, face masks and even some food supplies. This country is not yet scraping the bottom of the barrel, like some suggests, and every little effort to assist will be appreciated. They may eventually need a sick bay in another country, with oxygen and ventilators. Imagine the effects of the heavy ash on persons affected by corona or having other pre-existing conditions.

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But he has imposed economic and medical tyranny on our brotherly Catholic Haiti. We starve Haiti of air commerce in their poverty. What power! What hypocrisy! Does not the Bahamas Christian Council or The Catholic church sanction this mad man. How further do we have to look to blindly see the mark of the beast. And unholy worse is yet to be inflicted upon us also. Where is the voice of the DNA against this inhumane atrocity. Not in the name of the Bahamian people.