"This sparked a furious legal battle which has continued even after the ICS joint venture lost the ankle bracelet contract when it was put out for renewal by the Christie administration and subsequently awarded to Migrafill, which is headed by former assistant police commissioner, Grafton Ifill Snr, in late 2016."
Is there nothing at all curious about these ankle bracelet contracts and former Asst. Police Commissioners?
........and just look at the state of our economy! The world economy is a mess with all of its globalization standards. WTO, like imf, eu, oecd, etc., is a bully and could care not one iota for the well-being of the likes of our small island nation.
These so-called 'brainiac' governmental officials responsible for shaping our future will not know what has hit all of us until it is far too late. Most of them have enough stashed away from years of graft and corruption not to feel the terrible effects of giving in to these global financial monsters.
Such a great shame. Most of us are aware of the strain put on business by changes in technology, the likes of Amazon monsters and the need to keep up with the times. These sorts of things might be manageable, but are not managebale with the successive Majority Rule Governments of the Bahamas, their total lack of understanding of the business world and the unfairness of the policies and practices levied against legitimate business owners/operators in this Country by said governments and their civil servants who are (largely) interested only in lining their own pockets and are totally devoid of ethics and morality. Anyone who fails to comprehend or empathize with the hardships leading to the closure of Taylor Industries would have to either be in bed with the perpetrators of the terrible system that continues to exist in The Bahamas or be just a tad ignorant.
DDK says...
Very nice of one of the Nassau Port contract bidders!
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DDK says...
LOL!
On Newbold: PM will reveal Chief Justice choice ‘in due course’
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DDK says...
"This sparked a furious legal battle which has continued even after the ICS joint venture lost the ankle bracelet contract when it was put out for renewal by the Christie administration and subsequently awarded to Migrafill, which is headed by former assistant police commissioner, Grafton Ifill Snr, in late 2016."
Is there nothing at all curious about these ankle bracelet contracts and former Asst. Police Commissioners?
On ‘Deceived’ on $12m ankle bracelet deal
Posted 12 January 2019, 2:04 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
The PM already announced the same thing. Why do we have to pay a trained parrot?
On Newbold: PM will reveal Chief Justice choice ‘in due course’
Posted 12 January 2019, 11:59 a.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
Don't hold your breath on your three hopes Ms. Esfakis. This is the bahamas government you are speaking about!
On BAIC bailout - and more to come
Posted 12 January 2019, 10:42 a.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
........and just look at the state of our economy! The world economy is a mess with all of its globalization standards. WTO, like imf, eu, oecd, etc., is a bully and could care not one iota for the well-being of the likes of our small island nation.
On Joining WTO no ‘snap election’ style decision
Posted 11 January 2019, 4:31 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
Totally mad!!! Cats indeed.
These so-called 'brainiac' governmental officials responsible for shaping our future will not know what has hit all of us until it is far too late. Most of them have enough stashed away from years of graft and corruption not to feel the terrible effects of giving in to these global financial monsters.
On Joining WTO no ‘snap election’ style decision
Posted 11 January 2019, 3:56 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
Such a great shame. Most of us are aware of the strain put on business by changes in technology, the likes of Amazon monsters and the need to keep up with the times. These sorts of things might be manageable, but are not managebale with the successive Majority Rule Governments of the Bahamas, their total lack of understanding of the business world and the unfairness of the policies and practices levied against legitimate business owners/operators in this Country by said governments and their civil servants who are (largely) interested only in lining their own pockets and are totally devoid of ethics and morality. Anyone who fails to comprehend or empathize with the hardships leading to the closure of Taylor Industries would have to either be in bed with the perpetrators of the terrible system that continues to exist in The Bahamas or be just a tad ignorant.
On Taylor Industries: Insolvency forces 40 staff redundancies
Posted 11 January 2019, 3:43 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
"Greenslade". Now where have we heard that name before?
On ‘Deceived’ on $12m ankle bracelet deal
Posted 11 January 2019, 3:13 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
You would think!
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