I can not stop crying, nor should I, as WE (all of us) have failed, not just the Politicians to develop a "normal" Country that we can "live in", much less be proud of, indeed we should drop all Flags and other forms of patriotism and hold our collective heads in shame.

Powerfully articulated assessment of how we became a Failed State, which should be published on the Front Page of all Daily Newspapers and circulated to all Government Departments and Schools.

Not a bad idea, as if you go to to the still Colonial Islands, you are immediately struck by the cleanliness and state of order, problem is I fear England would not take us back ... too far gone, but maybe, never hurt to ask ... beg if need be!

I think it is now obvious who we will next see brought before the Court in irons, as this is obviously merely the tip of the proverbial Iceberg ... and from there, who knows where things will go, as clearly he was not alone. Nonetheless, sad, sad, sad, as he used to be a respectable Lawyer, now simply a disgrace to Nationality, indeed would not be surprised if he flees the Country before the inevitable.

Surely he has disqualified himself from ever holding Office again, much less becoming PM, or am I blatantly naive and simply a Citizen of a "true,true" Banana Republic?!?

Full blown Commission of Enquiry required here, as not only should all of these Directors be fired by thier full time Employers, but if in England, they would also be disqualified from ever holding Directorships again, plus all this occurred under the "watchful" eye of KPMG, who were "supposed" to be the "independent" Advsior to the Governement operating according to international standards to protect the Bahamian People, which is actually good, as even after the internal firings of all those responsible within KPMG, they are nonetheless still on the hook to the Bahamian People ... so PM, please now go recover our money from KPMG, as Lord knows we need it, and we all know you stand little chance of recovery form those in the Mug Shots.

Full blown Commission of Enquiry required here, as not only should all of these Directors be fired by thier full time Employers, but if in England, they would also be disqualified from ever holding Directorships again, plus all this occurred under the "watchful" eye of KPMG, who were "supposed" to be the "independent" Advsior to the Governement operating according to international standards to protect the Bahamian People, which is actually good, as even after the internal firings of all those responsible within KPMG, they are nonetheless still on the hook to the Bahamian People ... so PM, please now go recover our money from KPMG, as Lord knows we need it, and we all know you stand little chance of recovery form those in the Mug Shots.

Precisely what the PM said he would not do!

Agreed, where on Earth is the Minister for the Enviroment, as if he can not comment on this Enviromental Disaster and take charge by actually supervising remedial efforts, he should clearly be replaced for outright abandonment of his position, much less incompetence.

This is horrendous! Where on Earth, "literally", is the Minister for the Enviroment! This simply can not be allowed to go unaccounted for. Indeed, swift, decisive action is required, including massive Enviromental Fine to assist in trying to restore once pristine Bimini.