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ExposedU2C says...

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?

ExposedU2C says...

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?

On Without a home five years later

Posted 31 August 2024, 7:48 a.m. Suggest removal

ExposedU2C says...

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.

ExposedU2C says...

P.S. If Ralph Munroe is truly a lawyer as he says he is, then every single member of The Bahamas Bar association should hang their head in utter disgrace and shame.

ExposedU2C says...

This most corrupt and incompetent SOB should be summarily dismissed if the remarks attributable to him in this news article are true.

Many Bahamians, including most of our parliamentarians, know full well that Bahamas Customs is not even assessing and collecting half of the customs duties that should be paid into the Public Treasury because of rampant corruption, fraud and gross incompetence.

The wealthiest living in our country have perfected the art of bribing and greasing high ranking Customs Department officials. And rather than clamp down on all of the ongoing criminal activity between certain high value/high volume importers and crooked customs officers, our very spendthrift minister of finance (Stumpy PM Davis) would rather have his goon squad at Inland Revenue send heavily armed officers to many struggling businesses to forcibly collect taxes and fees that are the subject of legitimate disputes. Talk about lunacy!

ExposedU2C says...

In other words, dumbo Pintard wants the FNM and PLP to exchange bogus listings of their donors with no verification of the authenticity of the names, dates and amounts shown on the lists.

Bloviating Pintard probably does not even know that the late Sir Jack Hayward and his late partner Edward St. George gave corrupt Poodling and certain other high ranking members of the initial (first) PLP government an 8% partnership stake in the GBPA for all sorts of political favours.

ExposedU2C says...

LOL. Most Bahamians naturally have as much, if not more, distrust of the FBI as the vast majority of Americans do today. After all, let's not forget for one moment that it took the FBI years to verify the authenticity of Hunter Biden's laptop, the so called "laptop from hell." I guess this means the FBI have indicated a willingness to take years to confirm the authenticity of the voice notes centred around the $1.5m airport bank car heist in November. And why did corrupt Stumpy Davis order Sweet Lips Fernander to give the original Scotland Yard investigators the boot?

On FBI joins police’s voice note probe

Posted 29 August 2024, 1:42 p.m. Suggest removal

ExposedU2C says...

> Michael Johnson, the head of the Central Investigations Department, has taken garden leave as authorities investigate.

Exactly how much more gardening is this corrupt Davis led PLP government going to let this heinous man do at the taxpayers' expense?!!

On FBI joins police’s voice note probe

Posted 29 August 2024, 1:26 p.m. Suggest removal

ExposedU2C says...

> In her remarks, US Charge d’Affaires Kimberly Furnish highlighted the importance of continuing the quest for equality.

Didn't she mean to say, as an American diplomat, ".....continuing the quest for *equal opportunity.*"

Only a card carrying member of the Communist Chinese Party (CCP) talks about continuing the quest for "*equality*". Or, is this US diplomat agitating on our soil for transgendered men to be allowed to compete against women in the sport of their choosing. LOL

ExposedU2C says...

LMAO......meanwhile this corrupt Davis led PLP government significantly increased those line items of the last budget considered to be most vulnerable to waste, fraud and outright theft, including the enormous increases in budget line items relating to the Office of The Prime Minister.

And let's not forget that corrupt PM Davis and his incompetent cabinet ministers regard the medical needs of Bahamians to be secondary to the PM's new luxury vehicle costing more than $200,000 and the plane that is being opulently "re-purposed for stumpy PM Davis at cost of millions of dollars. But why should stumpy PM Davis care about the medical needs of Bahamians when he prefers to fly to the US whenever he requires any kind of serious medical attention.