Lol being a PLP is a criminal offense but the only conviction of corruption in the history of The Bahamas rests on the record of an FNM Meritorious Council Member.
After seeing the predatory practices your car lot and family car lots have inflicted upon common Bahamians - the time to discuss is over.
I'm fine with the way things are now. Finally free from your 50,000 car loans and 80,000 pick up trucks.
If Hubert has the balls to give in to the demands you guys make, we the Japanese Car Driving Association (Average Bahamians) will see to it that he's made obsolete like your car lots.
RickLowe and Fred Albury can both go to UBP hell with this topic.
I'm not sure why the media houses are even giving these baffoons all of this coverage.
The wider majority of Bahamians have already demonstrated their stance on this - just take a 5 minute drive around Nassau.. The greater amount of "new car sales" or purchases from new car dealers here are Government offices and fleet purchases. The average Bahamian can no longer afford the prices Fred and Rick are subjecting us to. I'm willing to say if there are 1500 new cars sold as Rick is saying... of them: 1200 are government offices / fleet purchases. Another 250 sales most likely comes from predatory loan sharking at Commonwealth Bank of which the loan holder is probably paying for 5-7 years on a depreciating asset.
Their interest is obvious - lining their own pockets.
They don't care about the poor/average Bahamian - who's budget can no longer fit the overpriced / terrible quality vehicles they have at their lots.
I've said this before and I'll say this again - If Hubert and his gang are gullible enough to feed into the coffers of these UBP descendants who prefer profit over people - they will plunge head first into opposition come 2022.
The question now is - Does the FNM think the cartel (Rick Lowe and Fred Albury, Sanpin, NMC, etc) is worth spending its political capital? Especially so early in the term?
Are they really willing to sacrifice popularity amongst every Honda Fit, Nissan March, or Suzuki Swift driver to please these two guys? Two guys that are already rich...
BahamasForBahamians says...
The irony behind this statement.
Lol being a PLP is a criminal offense but the only conviction of corruption in the history of The Bahamas rests on the record of an FNM Meritorious Council Member.
The irony of the statement is baffling.
On ‘We were sacked for being PLP’
Posted 26 January 2018, 12:14 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamasForBahamians says...
This is an insult to Sebas Bastian.
Sebas and his business partners at Island Luck are actually sucessfully.
Infact, they've build something out of nothing.
the only thing Keith is credited with doing is running the BISX into the ground.
On BISX to 'jump in' oncryptocurrency IPOs
Posted 23 January 2018, 2:32 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamasForBahamians says...
Wait..
This same dude told me the VAT money was stolen.
How can the VAT collections be down from 0? Wasnt it stolen ? Any collections should be an increase?
Or was he LYING?
On VAT revenue behind this quarter
Posted 22 January 2018, 1:36 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamasForBahamians says...
Rick - I am still not interested in a discussion with you! just ensuring you didn't overlook @sheeprunner's topic. perhaps you can discuss with him.
He's 100% correct though - good luck challenging him.
On Roadside auto dealers 'must pay fair share'
Posted 22 January 2018, 12:32 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamasForBahamians says...
Rick - I Hope you read this message!
On Roadside auto dealers 'must pay fair share'
Posted 22 January 2018, 10:01 a.m. Suggest removal
BahamasForBahamians says...
Not interested in having any discussion with you.
After seeing the predatory practices your car lot and family car lots have inflicted upon common Bahamians - the time to discuss is over.
I'm fine with the way things are now. Finally free from your 50,000 car loans and 80,000 pick up trucks.
If Hubert has the balls to give in to the demands you guys make, we the Japanese Car Driving Association (Average Bahamians) will see to it that he's made obsolete like your car lots.
On Roadside auto dealers 'must pay fair share'
Posted 19 January 2018, 2:55 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamasForBahamians says...
RickLowe and Fred Albury can both go to UBP hell with this topic.
I'm not sure why the media houses are even giving these baffoons all of this coverage.
The wider majority of Bahamians have already demonstrated their stance on this - just take a 5 minute drive around Nassau.. The greater amount of "new car sales" or purchases from new car dealers here are Government offices and fleet purchases. The average Bahamian can no longer afford the prices Fred and Rick are subjecting us to. I'm willing to say if there are 1500 new cars sold as Rick is saying... of them: 1200 are government offices / fleet purchases. Another 250 sales most likely comes from predatory loan sharking at Commonwealth Bank of which the loan holder is probably paying for 5-7 years on a depreciating asset.
Their interest is obvious - lining their own pockets.
They don't care about the poor/average Bahamian - who's budget can no longer fit the overpriced / terrible quality vehicles they have at their lots.
I've said this before and I'll say this again - If Hubert and his gang are gullible enough to feed into the coffers of these UBP descendants who prefer profit over people - they will plunge head first into opposition come 2022.
The question now is - Does the FNM think the cartel (Rick Lowe and Fred Albury, Sanpin, NMC, etc) is worth spending its political capital? Especially so early in the term?
Are they really willing to sacrifice popularity amongst every Honda Fit, Nissan March, or Suzuki Swift driver to please these two guys? Two guys that are already rich...
On Roadside auto dealers 'must pay fair share'
Posted 19 January 2018, 1:59 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamasForBahamians says...
full speed*
On 'Take fear out': Auto chief backs Japanese testing
Posted 18 January 2018, 2:04 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamasForBahamians says...
Lol..
The minister just cleaned his campaign page of all videos of him politicizing crime leading up to May last year... This guy is laughable.
On ‘Davis trying to politicise crime with claims over NIA’
Posted 18 January 2018, 10:23 a.m. Suggest removal
BahamasForBahamians says...
Wow.. Rummy still alive?
Season's Greetings Rummy - from the Marathon Constituency.
We hope to see you again before 2022.
On Minister Ferreira participates in renewable summit
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