Sandals at Emerald Bay proved what you say here. Our corrupt and incompetent politicians offer these foreign investors outrageously generous concessions of every kind, including cheap Bahamian slave labour.
The next time a government official threatens you or your business for having failed to timely file a report disclosing financial information about you or your business, simply tell them that you will do so when your MP has fulfilled all of his or her financial disclosure filing requirements under the Public Disclosure Act, including the full publishing of such information in the Gazette section of the local newspapers.
These corrupt and incompetent politicians can't stomach the stench and hardships of the shiit-hole nation they have created for us through waste, fraud and abuse so they lavishly and opulently travel abroad as much as they can to get away from it all at our great expense as taxpayers.
Keep in mind the devious Hanna-Martin has a history of periodically instigating very costly derelict vehicle clean up campaigns in her constituency with the lucrative contracts being awarded to her favourite cronies.
The real question is, do you honestly think it's right that a crony investor group of wealthy capitalists led by corrupt PM Davis and equally corrupt Tony Ferguson should be given a moorings monopoly by way of illegal Crown Land leases of thousands of acres of seabed so that they can unjustly enrich themselves to the exclusion of the rest of the Bahamian people?
Much better for our government to contract out the work involved here to various unrelated investor groups in a transparent bidding process that ensures the Public Treasury gets its fair share of the annual mooring revenues through both taxes and seabed lease payments. And the seabed leases should ***not*** be automatically renewable but rather open to another public bidding at least every 10 years with each investor group being annually audited by an independent accounting firm so that the government is better able to verify the remittances that benefit the Public Treasury and thereby the Bahamian people.
For obvious reasons, the greedy marauder Tony Ferguson should ***not*** be involved in the bidding processes and that includes no involvement whatsoever in the drafting of requests for proposals from interested investor groups.
Are you also speaking for all of the children in our country who had to grow up with little or no help from their useless father, assuming they even knew the identity of their father?
> It is chaired by Attorney General Ryan Pinder, with Senator Michela Barnett-Ellis serving as deputy chair. Other members include Senator Erecia Hepburn-Forbes, Works Minister Clay Sweeting, Seabreeze MP Leslia Miller-Brice, East Grand Bahama MP Kwasi Thompson, and St Anne’s MP Adrian White.
Talk about a bunch of useless political appointees!
Each of the Human Rights Committee members named above should be made to spend a week in Fox Hill Prison playing the role of an inmate in order to fully sensitize them to the gravest of human rights abuses in our country today. The worst gulags in Russia and China seem like country clubs compared to our notorious Fox Hill Prison.
High risk of humans being infected with the Bird Flu virus from eggs imported from the Dominican Republic also applies to eggs imported from Cuba. Bahamians purchasing imported food items in government licensed grocery stores are fully entitled by law to know the source (country of origin) of the those food items.
ExposedU2C says...
Doofus Pinder is by far the most corrupt, incompetent, and disgraceful AG our nation has ever had.
On AG: Integrity Commission would be cost ‘duplication’
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ExposedU2C says...
Sandals at Emerald Bay proved what you say here. Our corrupt and incompetent politicians offer these foreign investors outrageously generous concessions of every kind, including cheap Bahamian slave labour.
On $200m Exuma project to be ‘transformational’
Posted 5 March 2025, 10:34 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
The next time a government official threatens you or your business for having failed to timely file a report disclosing financial information about you or your business, simply tell them that you will do so when your MP has fulfilled all of his or her financial disclosure filing requirements under the Public Disclosure Act, including the full publishing of such information in the Gazette section of the local newspapers.
On Yet more failures over disclosures
Posted 5 March 2025, 10:27 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Easy answer to your question:
These corrupt and incompetent politicians can't stomach the stench and hardships of the shiit-hole nation they have created for us through waste, fraud and abuse so they lavishly and opulently travel abroad as much as they can to get away from it all at our great expense as taxpayers.
On Human Rights committee holds first meeting after two years
Posted 5 March 2025, 10:08 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
And the Bird Flu virus that comes with them is free too!
On Customers egg-cited over drop in egg prices at Super Value
Posted 4 March 2025, 9:04 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Keep in mind the devious Hanna-Martin has a history of periodically instigating very costly derelict vehicle clean up campaigns in her constituency with the lucrative contracts being awarded to her favourite cronies.
On ‘Time to act over roadside garages’
Posted 4 March 2025, 1:37 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
The real question is, do you honestly think it's right that a crony investor group of wealthy capitalists led by corrupt PM Davis and equally corrupt Tony Ferguson should be given a moorings monopoly by way of illegal Crown Land leases of thousands of acres of seabed so that they can unjustly enrich themselves to the exclusion of the rest of the Bahamian people?
Much better for our government to contract out the work involved here to various unrelated investor groups in a transparent bidding process that ensures the Public Treasury gets its fair share of the annual mooring revenues through both taxes and seabed lease payments. And the seabed leases should ***not*** be automatically renewable but rather open to another public bidding at least every 10 years with each investor group being annually audited by an independent accounting firm so that the government is better able to verify the remittances that benefit the Public Treasury and thereby the Bahamian people.
For obvious reasons, the greedy marauder Tony Ferguson should ***not*** be involved in the bidding processes and that includes no involvement whatsoever in the drafting of requests for proposals from interested investor groups.
On Govt reviewing mooring policies as it looks to modernise oversight
Posted 4 March 2025, 1:17 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Are you also speaking for all of the children in our country who had to grow up with little or no help from their useless father, assuming they even knew the identity of their father?
On Sears: Immigration commission report coming ‘in due course’
Posted 4 March 2025, 12:49 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> It is chaired by Attorney General Ryan Pinder, with Senator Michela Barnett-Ellis serving as deputy chair. Other members include Senator Erecia Hepburn-Forbes, Works Minister Clay Sweeting, Seabreeze MP Leslia Miller-Brice, East Grand Bahama MP Kwasi Thompson, and St Anne’s MP Adrian White.
Talk about a bunch of useless political appointees!
Each of the Human Rights Committee members named above should be made to spend a week in Fox Hill Prison playing the role of an inmate in order to fully sensitize them to the gravest of human rights abuses in our country today. The worst gulags in Russia and China seem like country clubs compared to our notorious Fox Hill Prison.
On Human Rights committee holds first meeting after two years
Posted 4 March 2025, 12:37 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
High risk of humans being infected with the Bird Flu virus from eggs imported from the Dominican Republic also applies to eggs imported from Cuba. Bahamians purchasing imported food items in government licensed grocery stores are fully entitled by law to know the source (country of origin) of the those food items.
On Customers egg-cited over drop in egg prices at Super Value
Posted 4 March 2025, 12:21 p.m. Suggest removal