Upon reflection, with Bahamas governments it IS better to rent as successive governments have no idea how to maintain and everything they build becomes a write-off LONG before normal depreciation is completed, in Nassau AND the Family Islands. Civil servants, including elected officials, who work at government facilities see the neglect daily, but do not seem to care Sad, but another example of failure of decades of 'majority rule'.
"The Bill, which represents The Bahamas’ response to demands for enhanced scrutiny of non-profits to prevent their abuse by financial criminals and terrorists, requires all such organisations to be registered with a new regulator - The Registrar of Non-Profit Organisations.:
The REAL terrorists are the oecd, imf, eu/ecb, wto and like big guns that impose their will on small defenceless countries, usually by implied threat, so they can lock them out of any sort of financial competition in order that THEY control the global marketplace ...
I do believe that you John, and, in this case, Mr. Smith, are quite right. Our politicians do not seem capable of looking at, or comprehending, the big picture.
"Dr Minnis theorised that a base fee or minimal fee structure could be utilised, asserting that persons that partially or completely leave the grid for varying periods of time pay a fee to, as he said, “ensure the stability for everyone.”
Governments always find a way to penalize people for doing the right thing. They cannot help themselves, they have to squeeze The People for every last penny. Paris has had enough - Bahamas Government, take heed!
True that, but we must live in hope. The alternative is more of the same grim s - - t! Perhaps for the good of country some good 'uns will come to the fore!
"She also revealed that the civil service is “overstaffed by as much as 40 per cent”, prompting politicians from both sides - those inside government and outside - to rush to the defence of public sector workers by blaming each other for the deficiencies." lol! looks like the truth stings! bring it on!
DDK says...
Upon reflection, with Bahamas governments it IS better to rent as successive governments have no idea how to maintain and everything they build becomes a write-off LONG before normal depreciation is completed, in Nassau AND the Family Islands. Civil servants, including elected officials, who work at government facilities see the neglect daily, but do not seem to care Sad, but another example of failure of decades of 'majority rule'.
On Post office 'relocated to Town Centre Mall by January 1, 2019'
Posted 9 December 2018, 11:36 a.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
"The Bill, which represents The Bahamas’ response to demands for enhanced scrutiny of non-profits to prevent their abuse by financial criminals and terrorists, requires all such organisations to be registered with a new regulator - The Registrar of Non-Profit Organisations.:
The REAL terrorists are the oecd, imf, eu/ecb, wto and like big guns that impose their will on small defenceless countries, usually by implied threat, so they can lock them out of any sort of financial competition in order that THEY control the global marketplace ...
On Non-profit ‘wipe out’ fear over new legislation
Posted 8 December 2018, 3:29 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
I do believe that you John, and, in this case, Mr. Smith, are quite right. Our politicians do not seem capable of looking at, or comprehending, the big picture.
On ‘False victory’ in blacklist escape
Posted 8 December 2018, 2:42 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
"Dr Minnis theorised that a base fee or minimal fee structure could be utilised, asserting that persons that partially or completely leave the grid for varying periods of time pay a fee to, as he said, “ensure the stability for everyone.”
Governments always find a way to penalize people for doing the right thing. They cannot help themselves, they have to squeeze The People for every last penny. Paris has had enough - Bahamas Government, take heed!
On PM: High energy costs stifling industries
Posted 8 December 2018, 12:47 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
Nice to hear something positive for a change! Good job!
On Pop-up farmer's markets bring in more than $250,000
Posted 8 December 2018, 11:44 a.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
pure unadulterated bull. The man lie so easily The People afraid of HIM!
On PM: Public’s not afraid any more
Posted 7 December 2018, 11:26 a.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
True that, but we must live in hope. The alternative is more of the same grim s - - t! Perhaps for the good of country some good 'uns will come to the fore!
On Do MPs not understand basic finances?
Posted 5 December 2018, 3:38 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
"She also revealed that the civil service is “overstaffed by as much as 40 per cent”, prompting politicians from both sides - those inside government and outside - to rush to the defence of public sector workers by blaming each other for the deficiencies."
lol! looks like the truth stings! bring it on!
On Top civil servant: Ministries ‘failing’ to manage staff
Posted 5 December 2018, 3:23 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
Boy, we like giving out packages, all year long! It doesn't even have to be Christmas! Good thing they got our VAT!
On End-of-week payout deal target for 227 Lucayan workers
Posted 5 December 2018, 3:17 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
You are probably right, but great improvement is a critical need, none the less.
On Government seems brain dead
Posted 5 December 2018, 12:05 p.m. Suggest removal