Can't help but wonder how many Bahamians today know that the developer of Pinewood Gardens was none other the insatiably greedy and most corrupt Snake.

The comments to this news story are more pathetic than the story itself.

> “The issue is not who got what donations and who got what money, because there is a system of donations in the country, and some of those donations are tied to, you don’t know, confidentiality interest. If he wants to do that, that’s his business.”

This most sleasy, slimy and disgusting SOB knows full well that the leaders of both political parties, PLP and FNM alike, have been 'selling-out' the interests of the Bahamian people to the interests of highest greaser of their own personal financial interests for decades.

And for scummier than scum Fwreddy Boy to suggest that the illegal bribes paid to political leaders that have become the norm in our country are nothing more than donations impressed with confidentiality, really takes the cake!!

Bingo!

Yup, all of the cruise line companies are getting whatever they want wherever they want with little or no benefit to our nation's economy while Stumpy Davis, Chester the Jester and Joy Jibrilu are laughing all the way to the bank as they pave the way for their favourite foreign friends.

In no time at all the ruthlessly greedy cruise lines (Carnival and Royal Caribbean) that together own 80% of the shipyard will have replaced their initial Bahamian labourers with the lowest possible cost labourers they can find from other countries around the world. And this will be done with the blessing of 'bought' corrupt politicians.

> Still, Mr Albury said his future outlook for the auto industry and wider economy remains positive. “Our population is growing, our economy is growing,” he added. “A lot of development is going on so there’s a lot of high optimism and we could use it.

This fool probably thinks the land area of New Providence Island is growing too.

To The Tribune Staff Reporter, Jade Russell:

Was the Haitian national here in our country legally? Was he legally employed by the owner of the scrap metal yard? Was there more than one witness to the incident?

To The Tribune Chief reporter, Leandra Rolle:

What will become of the land once cleared of the trailers? Does government own the land the trailers sit on or has government up to now been willing to pay rent to the private owner(s) of the land?

I suspect many Bahamians like me are just fed up with all of the huffing and puffing Pintard does on topic du jour after topic du jour with no meaningful follow up and results of any kind.