> It was never a major money maker for Mark Holowesko.

To the contrary, it was major money loser for him from day one.

LOL

You're obviously woke leaning and not very well travelled. Also you're a victim of the misinformation posted on many websites supported by the promoters of recreational cannabis use. Canada under Trudeau's cannabis policies is an utter mess because of his liberal attitude to wide spread cannabis use which has seen in recent years a major uptick in addiction to other illegal drugs accompanied by ever increasing incidents of violent crime across all major metropolitan areas of that country.

This cannabis legislation, like the gaming web shop legislation is unconstitutional, end of story. We really need a new political party to right these wrongs.

Pintard is going to regret having supported enactment of this cannabis legislation which will serve as a catalyst for our society being plagued by other highly addictive illegal drugs associated with violent crimes.

Chester the Jester and certain of his cronies should have been named and shamed.

Corrupt Michael Maura and CFAL's very corrupt owners, namely Anthony Ferguson and his Greek Master, who together effectively control NCP, are laughing all the way to the bank as they and the cruise ship owners and operators, especially Royal Caribbean, Carnival, royally screw all Bahamians.

All of them need to go!

Every aspect and level of our dysfunctional educational system was long ago hijacked by incompetent and worthless appointees of both the PLP and FNM political parties alike. These imbecilic political appointees have been layered upon each other and take their turn, depending on their party loyalty, at dumbing-down generation after generation of Bahamians.

The best and brightest our country has to offer are never given an opportunity to achieve important positions in our public education system and vocational training programs based on merit. And the same applies to U of B.

No, you're not!

And everyone familiar with your posts to this website knows it.

Pintard must be daft and politically tone deaf if he continues to foolishly support this cannabis legislation which, in its present form, is clearly intended to open our nation's door to wide spread recreational use of cannabis. Many FNM supporters are extremely disappointed that Pintard seems incapable of realising what will happen to crime in our country once this happens.

Pintard must avoid falling victim to Davis and Snake continuing to ram this most crooked deal through parliament and down the throats of all Bahamians. He can best do so by publicly putting all involved on notice that a FNM government led by him would completely undo it and seek an alternative solution to BPL's woes that would:

1) discover the true value of all its assets in a transparent competitive bidding process;

(2) explore other arrangements that would allow our nation to retain majority control over BPL's power generation and distribution systems while placing some ownership (skin in the game) in the hands of a team of highly experienced professional utility managers with appropriate supporting foreign expertise;

(3) provide the Bahamian people a voice (through a national referendum) in the privatization of such vital energy sector assets given the national security implications involved; and

(4) give all Bahamians an equal opportunity to participate in any gains and profits that might be derived from a transparent energy sector solution acceptable to the Bahamian people.

This crooked PPP deal with the corrupt cabal of marauders led by Snake, and the enabling legislation, must be scuppered by Pintard, and the sooner the better.