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AnObserver says...

This is the govt forcing a private company to operate at a loss. They have every right to close their door if it isn't profitable to run the company. That is how free enterprise works.

AnObserver says...

This is what socialism looks like. Prices too high? Make high prices illegal! What could possibly go wrong?

Don't worry though, the govt will step in and provide pharmacy and grocery services. They'll do a great job, their track record is impeccable. Just look at what a great job BEC does providing electricity, and how reliable BaTelCo is, and how on-time Bahamasair is, and how great the RBPF is on preventing crime, and how there is zero illegal immigration on the RBDF's watch.

Enjoy the bread lines.

AnObserver says...

So in other words, you generated 91 tons of CO2 in your fight against climate change. Great job?

On 70 people to travel to climate conference

Posted 28 October 2022, 11:38 a.m. Suggest removal

AnObserver says...

Why did the govt foot the bill to begin with? If a manager at a private company paid for their kid's birthday party with company funds, and then offered to repay when everyone found out, they'd still be fired, and rightfully so. Why are these guys being allowed to get away with it? What they did was theft, pure and simple. Lock them up.

AnObserver says...

“five to ten years’ experience in the operation of an advertising programme that includes generating high volume display advertising sales and revenue at airports”

So there is a requirement in the RFP that basically excludes any Bahamian business, unless they are partnered with a foreign firm. How is this controversial? Would it be better if they hired someone with no experience?

It seems like this country is in a race to try and be as socialist and xenophobic as possible, and history demonstrates that that *always* ends well.

On LPIA advertising deal comes under scrutiny

Posted 27 October 2022, 10:43 a.m. Suggest removal

AnObserver says...

This man needs another Ferrari, and Sebas needs to buy more buildings to rent back to the govt. Keep gambling people, it is a wise investment.

On Tough times - but people still gambling

Posted 26 October 2022, 10:19 a.m. Suggest removal

AnObserver says...

Why have I never read one single article where the govt reduces their own operating costs? They are without a doubt the least streamlined and most bloated enterprise in the country, yet they are always asking the guy just scraping by with razor thin margins to reduce his operating costs. Meanwhile he's paying a 50% tax rate, while only enjoying a 20% profit margin.

AnObserver says...

This is how things work when a competent private company is allowed to make their own decisions, instead of layers of govt bureaucracy, corruption, unions, and nepotism turning everything to shit.

AnObserver says...

As if we needed any more clear demonstration of the fact that anything the govt touches turns to shit. Give a 100% private company permission to do something, and they do it as efficiently as possible, and deliver a quality product. Leave it up to the govt, and it is full of nepotism, corruption, and waste.

AnObserver says...

Isn't mediocrity exactly what the union fosters?