Not sure they can. They just let others come in and reap the benefits of our beautiful island nation while destroying much of its very essence.

stop babbling, stop accepting donations from them, close them down & open a legitimate national lottery. We apparently currently have MUCH in common with U.K. when it comes to following the wishes of The People.....

"When asked when recent amendments to the Road Traffic Act will be enforced, Mr Dames said: “I don’t know if those would have been enacted as yet, probably very shortly but you know, it speaks to the wider issue and certainly the police have been having these discussions and working with other groups to look at, there are any number of components here, you can create all the laws in the world that you want to.”"

Is this gibberish or just Dames-speak or are they one in the same?

So, we are signing an MOU with yet another foreign entity which will tell us how to organize our own aircraft registry so that we can make gazillions. How much is obtaining this knowledge going to cost us, I wonder? Are all of our people dummies or just lazy spendthrifts?

I strongly suggest Ms. Darville spend a week or longer on that horrid rock, without the pigs for company! close it down!!! Do not let this beast operate ANY any business that involves animals.

aniother point of view:
"WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been given an award established in honour of an assassinated journalist.
Assange, jailed last week after being forcibly removed from the Ecuadorian embassy in London, was awarded the 2019 gue/ngl Award for Journalists, Whistleblowers & Defenders of the Right to Information.
It is sponsored by European parliamentarians after being established in 2018 in honour of assassinated Maltese journalist Daphne Galizia.
The award is given to individuals "uncovering the truth and exposing it to the public" and to honour "individuals or groups who have been intimidated and/or persecuted for uncovering the truth and exposing it to the public".
Nobel Peace prize winner Mairead Maguire collected the award on the Australian's behalf at an event in the European parliament in Strasbourg.
Kristinn Hrafnsson, WikiLeaks editor, said: "Through WikiLeaks Julian Assange's vision of transparency has revolutionalised journalism.
"His imprisonment and threatened extradition to the United States has drawn a sharp line in the sand. You are either encouraging the crackdown on media freedom or you are standing with Julian Assange."
Last year the Galizia prize was jointly awarded to murdered Slovak journalist Jan Kuciak and LuxLeaks whistleblower Raphael Halet.
Assange had lived inside the embassy for almost seven years before his diplomatic asylum was revoked.
news.com.au

It's all about the vote, or the perceived vote, nothing more, nothing less, except perhaps stupidity coupled with the hypocrisy. SSDD

In 100%agreement with this missive. It IS a sad situation. Too many sovereign countries in the world find themselves giving in to the great hegemonic nation and its "allies". One day the same dictatorial bully may set its sights on one or more of these countries, either because they have something it wants or do not bend to its will......

Celebrity Eco Sadists who should replace the pigs on the rock. Makes our sicko government look greedy and nasty as well.

Not funny, Mudda!