Comment history

DonAnthony says...

How did Jerome Fitzgerald vote? I suspect he was absent to save himself the embarrassment, just as he has been absent in protecting the people of marathon. He is a disgrace and does not have a shred of integrity left as he chose his political career and self interest over the health and lives of his constituents.

DonAnthony says...

Then the police would investigate, and the attorney general would sit on the report and never bring charges.

DonAnthony says...

We have sun, wind, and tidal options, not to mention through the processing of all our garbage, which would help alleviate the dump fires that are poisoning our people and environment. In the case of Costa Rica from the photograph you see a solar farm, we have the sun to produce a large percentage of our energy supply through 100% green, clean renewable energy. My point was not that it is easy, but that we do not even produce 1% from sun, wind, or tidal combined! That is vision less, and frankly irresponsible. We as an ecotourist nation should be like Costa Rica leading the way, rather than being stuck in the stone age with people like Mr. miller who simply offer excuses and very little solution or vision.

On BEC warns of load shedding all week

Posted 28 April 2015, 6:16 a.m. Suggest removal

DonAnthony says...

It is very interesting and telling that the attorney general's office sits ( hides ) a report for over a year that has an impact on the health and very survival of many bahamians, yet in a matter of days issues an unsolicited opinion on whether an auditor's report has to be tabled in parliament. It shows where her priorities are, certainly not on the health of bahamians, or on transparency and accountability. We deserve much better and she should be ashamed of herself.

On Say it ain’t so

Posted 27 April 2015, 4:18 p.m. Suggest removal

DonAnthony says...

Mr. Evans seems confused, contrary to his belief we do not live in a socialist country. I have a suggestion for Mr. Evans since he is so concerned about these workers, take his salary and give it to BTC so one job can be saved. It is easy to be generous with other people's money, let him lead the way and donate his income.

DonAnthony says...

It is in question as to how independent URCA really is. What is not in question is that their rulings are inconsistent with their own regulations. This calls into question their competence and the rule of law. An URCA regulation is that a basic tv service provider must make a minimum rate of return on their product of 10.86 percent. Cable in an application for a price increase two years ago proved it earned considerably less on its basic tv, in fact the price had not increased in 20 years despite costs increasing substantially. Contrary to their own regulations and the rule of law URCA ruled against a price increase, in effect forcing cable to be in violation. A regulator rules that a telecom entity must be in violation of its own rules. No wonder URCA's independence and competence is in serious doubt.

DonAnthony says...

These incompetent clowns are hindering this country, they have no vision. Costa Rica a small, third world, tourism centric country has for the last 80 days generated 100% of the country's electricity from renewable energy! B.E.C does not generate 1% from renewable energy, so we have load shedding, exorbitant costs, chronic pollution from burning bunker C oil and the list goes on. We need to have vison and start doing things in an intelligent way in this country, we can not afford these dumb, incompetent clowns who are stuck in the last century. Until we generate 1% from renewables Mr. miller should shut the hell up!

http://www.cnbc.com/id/102621070

On BEC warns of load shedding all week

Posted 27 April 2015, 1:02 p.m. Suggest removal

DonAnthony says...

So the attorney general sits on the rubis environmental report for a year while innocent bahamians are exposed to carcinogens, still has not brought charges against the bec bribe taker although the case has been practically completed by the U.S. , still has not brought charges against minister gray, but finds the time to issue an unsolicited opinion on the auditor's urban renewal report. Seems she has has priorities straight, she is a natural disgrace and needs to go too. Is there no one in this govt with integrity? We need a commission of inquiry to incarcerate this entire cabinet.

DonAnthony says...

Congratulations Birdie, this is the closest you have ever come to even remotely condemning the gross malfeasance of this corrupt govt. Never mind that you sugar coated it as much as possible and it took potentially many innocent bahamians being exposed to deadly carcinogens being deliberately kept in the dark by their " we believe in bahamians " govt. They believe in nothing but themselves, do you think for one second that minister dorsett or Fitzgerald would have their families living in such conditions? And they hid this! It is reprehensible, continue your progress and you might develop a moral bone in your body to speak out for the poor bahamians wronged here.

On Dorsett: I will not resign

Posted 23 April 2015, 3:59 p.m. Suggest removal

DonAnthony says...

This entire government is an embarrassment. When questioned as to the delay for releasing the report Mr. dorsett and Mr. Fitzgerald blamed the attorney general's office, meanwhile when questioned as to the year long delay the attorney General said delay, what delay, there was no delay. So we move from two cabinet ministers who pass the buck and avoid any responsibility to one who is in complete denial ( attorney general). They must think the Bahamian people are stupid. Meanwhile, these innocent citizens living nearby have been exposed to heaven knows what toxins. It really is criminal. This is the worst government in the history of the Bahamas, and it is not even close!

On Dorsett: I will not resign

Posted 23 April 2015, 12:41 p.m. Suggest removal