Doc Is a smooth liar. Doc should find out who the high ranking politicians are I would like to know
Why they have not been named

I fail to see why "drug-tinted" Brave Davis would expect the DEA or U.S. authorities to trust him, given his historical ties to figures like Samuel “90” Knowles. Knowles and his associates were central to a major drug trafficking network that operated through The Bahamas from the 1980s until Knowles’s extradition to the United States. Knowles was eventually tried and convicted as the leader of a transnational smuggling operation spanning South America, the Caribbean, the U.S., and Canada.

Davis's past affiliations with individuals linked to such illicit activities cast a long shadow over his current leadership. It is no secret that these historical connections undermine his credibility, especially in the eyes of international law enforcement agencies like the DEA.

Further, the internal discord between former schoolmates Clayton Fernander and Marvin Dames during their time in law enforcement highlights the dysfunctionality within the system. The unresolved tensions, which led to Clayton's temporary removal from the force, only for him to return as Commissioner under circumstances many considered politically motivated, underscore the questionable decision-making that plagues the government. It is widely recognized that Clayton’s return to such a high-ranking position exceeded his professional capacity, a reality the U.S. authorities are undoubtedly aware of.

Given this backdrop, the lack of trust exhibited by the U.S. toward Davis’s administration is not surprising. Trust must be earned through integrity, transparency, and consistent action—qualities that appear lacking when considering the legacy and current state of Bahamian governance.

All too true.

Well said, and I appreciate your in-depth and frank analysis and commentary.

Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate your feedback. :)

Politicians are jokers. They say each has their hand in the cookie jar , but isn't that stealing? Which politician went to jail for stealing, corruption, bribes, or insider trading? I will wait, I have time.

When those who are trusted betray their trust it is not good in every country there are good and bad. But the Bahamas has more good people than bad . This situation has become a political football they will throw the Bahamas on the dump The USA is no better than we are.

Dr. Minnis - the US has NEVER trusted the Bahamian Gov't, even under your administration, so let's just leave it at that.

Trump told canada their leader can be a governor. And according to him their are black jobs . THE BAHAMAS IS A black country. We are a proud of our beautiful country.

Not one word of that made any sense, birdie.
Did it make sense in your head?

--- Does the US govt know they might flush out tips on suspected Bahamians. --- By encouraging their popoulaces' to --- **Click on Submit a Tip or Call in By Phone ** feature on -- **Crime Stoppers Miami-Dade & The Florida Keys' website.** ---  Yes?

Whenever the very tyrannical, authoritarian and ruthlessly evil Minnis dares to speak, my mind immediately goes to all of the people who needlessly died in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Dorian and during the COVID epidemic because of his gross incompetence and egomaniacal stupidity in the way he dealt with both of those crises. This quack has proven he is no leader by any stretch of one's imagination. It's a crying shame Pintard is not as strong a leader as he should be thereby allowing Minnis a voice to continue bullying his way in the political arena.

And then there is the more than two hundred million dollars ($200,000,000+) of taxpayers' funds and government borrowings that he so foolishly squandered by buying the Grand Lucayan Hotel property from the Communist Chinese (Hutchison Whampoa) and then attempting to renovate the hopelessly dilapidated property.

Voters in the Killarney constituency really need to kick this evil quack out of the political arena forevermore. Our country deserves so much better than the likes of him!

One fails to find any lies or improprieties in Dr Minnis’ demand that the PM do his job, that would be acting in the best interests of his fellow citizens and this country
Or perhaps one could why an administration that came to power promising transparency,
an end to corruption, etc etc. now finds itself accused of corruption scandals that top even those when they last were in power!

And why should the job of finding out/sharing the name of the ranking official controlling illicit drug smuggling here be given to Dr Minnis?
Shouldn’t this task rightly belong to the serving PM?

Your ludicrous query serves to further buttress Dr Minnis’ statement that the US Judiciary and DEA operatives obviously had solid intelligence of grave corruption in the Davis&Co administration.

Davis’ silence on this matter (and the other ongoing corruption scandals) which you’ve brought to fore by begging a former PM to intervene, looks very like an admission of guilt.