Good job Mr. Parker, keep the pressure on.

Can you get a video or two and send it to the Bahamas Humane Society? I am sure they will push to police to do something.

One has to wonder what went on behind closed doors considering the parties negotiating on behalf of Government.

Do we have a complete accounting as to exactly who got what out of the funds paid out?

Good, this is long overdue. Far too many taxi plates have been issued.

The PM would be well advised to listen carefully to Mr. Chipman.

The PM needs to take some very difficult decisions, and clean out many top civil servants, if he wants to get this country going.

The civil service, as it now operates, is pulling this country down, is the reason there is so much unemployment.

Sir Michael is correct.
The Bahamas is known, worldwide, for its labour problems.

Mr. Chipman deserves our full support.

***".... he would only do so if Permanent Secretary Jack Thompson and several other high-ranking government employees at the AMMC also submitted resignations."***

For far to long the upper echelons of the Civil Service have been running amuck.

Mr. Chipman has shown us that he is a man of integrity.

If we have a proper measure Corporate Tax it should help the country.

We will need to enter into Double Taxation Treaties together with the implementation of the Corporate Tax.

Even though we may, as a people want to go in a different direction, we can't.

Sovereignty has it limitations. When we don't play by the rules set by the majority of nations, we will get punished.

We have been trying to ignore the rules and life does not work that way.

We would all like to know what is in the Agreement.