It's time for us to make good on our friendship with China and have them send test kits and respirators right away. The Bahamas has been playing games. It needs to wake up. Just look at Italy. Without rapid testing as in South Korea (TTT Trace, Test, Treat) and a surplus of respirators, things turn sideways quick with this virus. The strategy should be to test 500 Bahamians a day and isolate them. China is sending test kits and respirators to the Philippines, and the Bahamas should ask to join the queue. We've already lost serious ground. No time to play cute with privacy. The names of infected people should be released to the public, so their contacts can be traced and quarantined. The Government may be covering up that its 14 day quarantine of Bahamians returning from China failed and let the virus in (faulty test kits & virus can stay dormant and untraceable for 24 days). There is no room or time for a cover up. Complete transparency is required.
This argument doesn't hold up. Tens of tousands of foreign owned and operating IBC companies have been registered in The Bahamas. This doesn't mean that The Bahamas is responsible for their actions or what happens under their watch. These IBC companies, like this cruiseship, don't have a Bahamian business license or the right to carry on business in The Bahamas. What is more, they aren't owned by Bahamians or have any connection to Bahamian citizenship and the rights related to citizenship.
The PI 10 acres crown land is probably worth around 50 million alone. So the Government would be giving the Grand Lucayan Hotel to Royal Caribbean for free. Just crazy.
To live in The Bahamas is to spend the majority of one's time reading the exploits of low IQ pirates misusing the public's trust and funds. What a sad little place this is.
As the coronavirus spreads, one study predicts that even the best-case scenario is 15 million dead and a $2.4 trillion hit to global GDP insider@insider.com (Rosie Perper) Business InsiderMarch 5, 2020, 9:40 AM EST
As the coronavirus spreads, one study predicts that even the best-case scenario is 15 million dead and a $2.4 trillion hit to global GDP insider@insider.com (Rosie Perper) Business InsiderMarch 5, 2020, 9:40 AM EST
This deal could easily fall apart due to the Corona Virus alone decimating the cruise industry. This government gambled it all and will likely lose the bet.
BahamaPundit says...
It's time for us to make good on our friendship with China and have them send test kits and respirators right away. The Bahamas has been playing games. It needs to wake up. Just look at Italy. Without rapid testing as in South Korea (TTT Trace, Test, Treat) and a surplus of respirators, things turn sideways quick with this virus. The strategy should be to test 500 Bahamians a day and isolate them. China is sending test kits and respirators to the Philippines, and the Bahamas should ask to join the queue. We've already lost serious ground. No time to play cute with privacy. The names of infected people should be released to the public, so their contacts can be traced and quarantined. The Government may be covering up that its 14 day quarantine of Bahamians returning from China failed and let the virus in (faulty test kits & virus can stay dormant and untraceable for 24 days). There is no room or time for a cover up. Complete transparency is required.
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BahamaPundit says...
This argument doesn't hold up. Tens of tousands of foreign owned and operating IBC companies have been registered in The Bahamas. This doesn't mean that The Bahamas is responsible for their actions or what happens under their watch. These IBC companies, like this cruiseship, don't have a Bahamian business license or the right to carry on business in The Bahamas. What is more, they aren't owned by Bahamians or have any connection to Bahamian citizenship and the rights related to citizenship.
On UPDATED: Cruise ship carrying persons with coronavirus 'will not be permitted to dock'
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BahamaPundit says...
This was such a no brainer.
On UPDATED: Cruise ship carrying persons with coronavirus 'will not be permitted to dock'
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BahamaPundit says...
With Independence The Bahamas' motto switched back to Commerce Expelled Pirates Restored
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BahamaPundit says...
The PI 10 acres crown land is probably worth around 50 million alone. So the Government would be giving the Grand Lucayan Hotel to Royal Caribbean for free. Just crazy.
On PLP: 'We'll terminate' PI deal for Royal Caribbean
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BahamaPundit says...
To live in The Bahamas is to spend the majority of one's time reading the exploits of low IQ pirates misusing the public's trust and funds. What a sad little place this is.
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BahamaPundit says...
Re Chucky
China's coronavirus recovery is 'all fake,' whistleblowers and residents claim.
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On EDITORIAL: Fighting off the coronavirus
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BahamaPundit says...
As the coronavirus spreads, one study predicts that even the best-case scenario is 15 million dead and a $2.4 trillion hit to global GDP
insider@insider.com (Rosie Perper)
Business InsiderMarch 5, 2020, 9:40 AM EST
On Face masks, hand sanitizers and lysol spray - stores selling out as Bahamians prepare
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BahamaPundit says...
As the coronavirus spreads, one study predicts that even the best-case scenario is 15 million dead and a $2.4 trillion hit to global GDP
insider@insider.com (Rosie Perper)
Business InsiderMarch 5, 2020, 9:40 AM EST
On EDITORIAL: Fighting off the coronavirus
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BahamaPundit says...
This deal could easily fall apart due to the Corona Virus alone decimating the cruise industry. This government gambled it all and will likely lose the bet.
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