Presumably this land was conveyed to them by the govt for use by their organization. Renting it out would be a commercial use. Does that violate their agreement?

Minnis completely bungled his Dorian response, and his Covid response. He froze under pressure and chose to do nothing - while making sure everyone else did nothing. He does not possess leadership ability.

Sticking your head in the sand during a crisis, and legally requiring everyone else to do the same, is not a strategy.

Wait, the company who chums the water to attract sharks to entertain tourists wants to restrict chumming the water to attract sharks for tourists?

If you can't afford bail, don't commit the crime and get arrested. Pretty simple logic.

Once again, the government has absolutely no idea how business works, but thinks they are capable of regulating it.

Bay Street is not a parade ground. It is not a conference room. It is not a convention center. It is not a funeral home. It is not a church. It is a street. For cars and trucks to travel on.

Yeah, some serious editorializing going on here in the way they tried to minimize throwing a heavy, sharp piece of glass at someone's face. Getting thrown out of a club isn't fatal. Throwing something heavy and sharp at someone's face/neck potentially is.

As much as I'd like to badmouth Cable Bahamas here - the issue is not due to them doing anything wrong. The NFL force cable companies in different markets to charge differently to televise the game. They are contractually obliged to black out the game. If they do not, they face fines in the millions, and would lose access to ever carry Sunday Ticket in the future.

If you have an axe to grind, go talk to the NFL, not Cable Bahamas, BTC, or DirecTV.

I hope you're happy. You've ruined Christmas.

The area is a swamp. It'll be decimated after the first tropical storm passes through.