Actually...... it is the Bahamian people and the way we operate that is the problem.
Think about it....... Bahamian politicians are pulled from a pool of Bahamian citizens known to most of us. Politicians are nothing more than an extension of the Bahamian people. The same dishonest, scandalous, incompetent, disgraceful practices that our government is known for, is actually pulled from a reservoir of habitual methods and practices that are common place in Bahamian culture.

Bahamian people are just as dishonested as the crooked government representing them. That's why we "the people" will never see change in our country even when we change governments! All of our practices, mode of operation, and thinking (or lack there of), are identical.

Until the citizens of the Bahamas change; we will never see any change in our country! Mark my word.

This man can't be serious.
I thought Perry Christie was the king of talking nonsense.
But this Bradley Roberts character certainly takes the cake.
I've never heard more foolishness in my life. Who does this man think he's talking to???
Don't insult our intelligence!

Exactly!

We're back and forth.
We work abroad and in the Bahamas.

Lol lol lol!!
Good one John!

Wait a minute!
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong......... but didn't the PLP government just criticize the FNM government when BTC conducted the same downsizing practices?????
Now almost three years later they're doing the exact same thing!!!

The FNM government knew that BTC, like every government owned entity, is over-staffed and under-managed resulting in inflated cost to the Bahamian consumer!!
Yet when they sold Batelco and had workers laid off, the PLP used this as political leverage to initiated a frenzy amongst illiterate, ignorant, Bahamians who couldnt visualize beyond their own stupidity that they were being used in an election ploy.

So I wonder what these very same people are going to say now about their beloved PLP initiating lay-off practices!!

Lol. Well we know that's not going to happen. Crooks are not going to implicate nor indict themselves. The government doesn't want freedom of information nor any anti-corruption system in place because they know that it would undoubtedly expose their criminal practices.

They can...... but that's not NASA's responsibility...... it's our responsibility. If our country would produce a consortium of scientific engineers, physicist, chemist, computer and electronic engineers to manufacture anti-crime devices such as drones and sonar-scan imaging to help combat complex criminal activity such as human, gun and drug smuggling; then the Bahamas would be in a better state. We could even develop a market where we could sell our products to surrounding Caribbean countries.

But unfortunately this probabley wont happen seeing that our national GPA is an F.

So true.
I couldn't have said it better myself.
Not only have both parties (PLP and FNM) failed the Bahamas..... but the citizens of the Bahamas have failed aswell.

Not only just from space...... but you have to remember that millions of visitors travel thru Nassau every year.
Many complain about the congestion and filth that is prevalent in Nassau. They come expecting an island paradise, only to find decadent, dirty, stagnant pool of filth, coupled by rude and offensive people.

Have you ever walk around downtown and taken a deep breath????
You don't need a satellite orbiting the earth to know that Nassau is a dump.