SNAKE

Price controls are a danger to capitalism and equal opportunity for all. But they are an absolute necessity where a monopoly exists as a result of outright corruption and cronyism of the worst possible kind......which is what we have with the Snake and the Greek at the moment. The Snake doesn't mind doing his own dirty work, but the Greek prefers to hide behind his darker lackey.

You obviously have no family members at home to feed, clothe and take care of. The real problem here is the very corrupt and insatiably greedy Snake who financially greases whomever is the prime minister of the day, regardless of which political party he belongs to.

There are rumours coming out of Cat Island that three Interpol agents trying to operate under cover as tourists were down there for almost three full days searching for something or someone. Wonder what that's all about.

Corrupt PM Davis and his jokers at Town Planning will make sure that the existing more than two hundred families who call Balmoral home get royally screwed. That's a sure bet!

Meanwhile corrupt PM Davis is not the least bit concerned that the Bahamian people see their nation collapsing all around them.......no water, scarce food, unreliable and unaffordable electricity, no medical care, and so on.......while he and his cabal of thieves use their PPPs as the means to greatly and most unjustly enrich themselves by raping, pillaging and plundering the rest of us.

The evil, sinister, and insatiably greedy Snake has spent decades sucking most of the gas station operators dry, all the while boasting about FOCOL's profits.

Corrupt Davis has never had any concerns about the Bahamian people other than at election time. He only cares about his equally corrupt business partners and financial-backers who is working with daily to suck our country dry while leaving so many young and old people destitute.

And while senior Interpol officers are galavanting around the world attending conferences, long time fugitive at large Elliott Lockhart is making them all look like a bunch of incompetent global bureaucrats.

We are left to wonder why the Tribune's reporter (Denise Maycock) could not confirm with the missing person's family whether he owned a *"right-hand drive Japanese vehicle."*