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ExposedU2C says...

The likes of Jobeth and PM Davis are little more ethical than Papa Doc and Baby Doc were during their rule over the Haitian people.

Both Papa Doc and Baby Doc were able to read, had good comprehension skills, were able to communicate, possessed leadership skills, had excellent recall, enjoyed good command of history, had a comprehensive understanding of the laws they chose to ignore, and could think on their feet and debate, or should I say dictate. And yet they proved to be corrupt, evil and cruel to the core during the entire time of their respective dictatorships over the people of Haiti. Don't be fooled ....... Jobeth, like PM Davis, is not the least bit principled or ethical.

ExposedU2C says...

LOL. Surely you jest when you say Minnis has a "reputation for running a tight ship." The ship he captained as a tyrant PM was left totally wrecked on the shoals because, as he readily confessed, he never knew whether he was headed east or west.

ExposedU2C says...

Mike Anderson needs to authorise payment of amounts owing on the basis of the contract terms that RF agreed with IPBS.

ExposedU2C says...

This is the nonsense corrupt Davis devotes his small mind to while ducking, dodging and hiding from all of the problems at BPL that he should have long ago been addressing. Small wonder many of us will soon be sweating to death, especially the poor elderly, in the scorching summer heat because of the outrageously unaffordable light bills coming our way together with many power outages.

ExposedU2C says...

Thankfully many of us can see the Satanic horns this evil monster has protruding from his forehead. The voters in the Killarney constituency hopefully have come to their senses by now and will not be supporting this ruthlessly cruel tyrant, even if it means not voting at all in the next election.

Minnis's arrogance, nastiness, gross incompetence and megalomaniac attitude made the horrific consequences of Hurricane Dorian and the COVID pandemic many times worse than they need have been for our nation. Add to this his great propensity for squandering our country's limited resources, e.g., his very stupid decision to buy the Grand Lucayan property from Hutchison Whampoa and then proceed to invest many millions of dollars more in the property, all told exceeding $200 million.

Let's not forget too how he foolishly ignored the many financial and other problems at BPL and other SOEs. Minnis has zero management skills and has absolutely no understanding of basic economics and public finances. How this man ever became a doctor is mystifying to many.

ExposedU2C says...

I hope Pintard appreciates the extent to which his party's reliance on campaign financial support from the Symonette family comes with serious strings attached that, when pulled down the road, will only serve to deepen the great divide between the "haves" and "have nots" in our country. One thing is for sure, this outpouring of support by Brent will not translate to more votes for FNM candidates come election time.

ExposedU2C says...

Rather than addressing the many pressing problems relating to BPL, our corrupt PM Davis has much preferred allowing himself to be distracted by the prospects of "raking it in" from the likes of carbon credits, crypto currencies, diamonds, etc. Innately corrupt politicians always gravitate to the "bling" rather than what matters most to the quality of life and standard of living by those who foolishly turned the governance of our small nation over to them.

On Concerns over Bill on electricity

Posted 5 May 2024, 2:48 p.m. Suggest removal

ExposedU2C says...

> Joy Jibrilu, Nassau/Paradise Island Promotion Board’s (NPIPB) chief executive, told Tribune Business that the destination’s loss of an estimated 1,200 hotel rooms due to closures and demolitions following the COVID-19 pandemic “hampers how far we can grow” and meet still-robust demand for the destination.

The irony of it is, Joy Jibrilu's own incompetence protected by her kiss arse relationships with successive PMs and ministers of tourism, whether of PLP or FNM ilk, remains a major contributing factor to the many serious shortcomings in our tourism products and related infrastructural needs for air-arrival tourists. Competing tourist destinations in our region continue to do a much better job at managing, sustaining and promoting their tourism products for air-arrival tourists.

ExposedU2C says...

The board of Bahamas First may now well be too weak for any type of meaningful turnaround to be engineered.

ExposedU2C says...

You can just hear the Snake rattling and hissing in the background waiting to strike the Bahamian people once corrupt PM Davis has paved the way legislatively for him to do so.

On 'Poorest pay the most for electric’

Posted 5 May 2024, 1:51 p.m. Suggest removal