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Dawes says...

Is that only certain laws or all laws? You know like disclosure, NIF and many others. I don't seem to remember in the constitution where Government is allowed to pick and choose which laws must be respected.

On Munroe: Our laws must be respected

Posted 25 September 2026, 1:27 p.m. Suggest removal

Dawes says...

Thats right its also yellow and red shirts too

Dawes says...

And bring some politicians from abroad too as they are nice. Yeah some are nice here, but many fall too short which is why the above happens

On Mouldy ceilings, wet floors & rain buckets

Posted 23 September 2026, 9:39 a.m. Suggest removal

Dawes says...

But how will people get kickbacks if the laws are enforced?

Dawes says...

And the law says it must have a board to do stuff. It doesn't so it is unlawful

Dawes says...

WE all know what this was used for, but we also all know nothing will happen over it. WE need to reach rock bottom before we will have enough people willing to turn things around, and as long as things like the above occur we haven't

Dawes says...

Thats right Birdie, you go open a food store and show everyone how you can do it at a cheaper cost. Also where do you think those going to their home to cook their own food are getting their food? Business operate as a for profit. If they have a cost they pass it on, its very simple. Government has implemented VAT free but put that cost on the business and not on government, that cost will be passed on.

Dawes says...

Its cheaper to fly form Nasau to the US then to our own family islands. Something wrong with that.

Dawes says...

WHy not have the items online where people can easily apply and pay and get a certificate?

Dawes says...

Just admit that BPL has been run into he ground and the people who make decisions are useless. Nothing will change until we face the fact that we have allowed these quasi government agencies to be run by a bunch of useless people, who somehow get an amazing salary and no comeuppance when they fail, as they always do

On Businesses urged to use less power

Posted 4 August 2026, 10:53 a.m. Suggest removal