It is all good. Beautiful property. All the best to the investors and the Bahamian people.

“The project will be rolled out in stages..” aka don’t hold your breath waiting on this start date folks!

If you have a better proposition, we, in Grand Bahama, are all ears.

**Awesome news** and a much positive announcement for Freeporters' and everyone wants to love the moment, even if such a Billion U$D mega investment, got passed off to the Office of the Premiership’s Communication "Assistant" Director Latrae Rahming to reveal via a typed press statement and not 'talked it up' --- at least by by a connected to Freeport, House-elected MP? -- Then again, Freeporters' **are known for* watchin' *'Believe It Or Not'** TV stories. -- Often featuring unusual and interesting stories, **'some real and some embellished.** --- Some which jjust aren't explainable but exploitable. -- Makes sense -- Yes?

**We need to be more analytical than the Arawaks when the foreign white people show up. Wear a mask, ask why you so interested in where the gold located and what's that rash on your skin**. Meaning know what we have and how valuable it is, discern from what they actually do and protect us always.

(Btw it could be local black people, just that history has presented mostly "foreign", "white" as the shiny investor)

he first reality to acknowledge is that while economic injection on a flailing island could be a good thing but Bahamar which is bigger in scope hasnt saved Nassau.

Secondly while this be another enclave like RCI PI, the Porte.. I'm afraid that in fifty years, the majority of the Bahamian population will be scrunched into a small box between squatting illegal immigrants and uber wealthy with the govt unwilling to fight for Bahamians against either because, "we can't hurt the money". It doesnt have to be this way if someone had a vision and a plan for what we would not accept at any point along this journey.

Thirdly these 2000 jobs and 850m invested, over what period of time will they be experienced?

So if the Arawak were more analytical it would have saved them😂. This is the best deal grand Bahamians could have hoped for. The investors will obviously want to get that money working asap to start producing returns. Like always, your govt will be the only thing holding you back on this project or the airport project. You should start by having a vision of electing politicians that aren’t 100% corrupt and disingenuous

LMAO. Even "Dr." Michael Scott says "DON'T HOLD YOUR BREATH!!"

If the crux of your thesis is the irascible, racist Michael Scott, then you are even more delusional than I thought.

You sound like one of those lighter-skinned Bahamians who is always inclined to bring up the subject of racism because you're uncomfortable living in your own skin. If you do have discomfort from not being white enough or black enough, then perhaps you should seek some professional help.

**The govt knows damn well enough, why 'tis;**-- Freeporters', rightfully are entitled to a verification match to the 'second-in-charge' of the 'two' Freeport govts', spoken words to ensure an actual sale took place --  by producing significant proof via a bank stamped U$D120 millions cheque was deposited into and cleared the government's bank account, representing the 'actual selling' of the Grand Lucayan Resort and its surrounding property. -- Yes?

Scott DAguila spoke ill of the sale of the property. They seem not to want good for GB. The FNM represents did not attend the signing they seem not to want GB to move forward.