> Englerston MP Glenys Hanna Martin said enforcement is “complicated” and has failed to yield timely results. She stressed that authorities must conduct a thorough assessment before approving businesses in mixed-use communities to avoid negative impacts on residents.
>“These roadside garages are popping up, with cars littering the streets, derelict vehicles piling up, and fumes affecting nearby homes,” she said.
Long time past time to act. Hanna-Martin's observations quoted above are truly laughable given that her constituency (Englerston) is literally ground zero for the derelict vehicles plaguing our nation today.
> The deal, signed by Prime Minister Philip Davis in his capacity as minister responsible for Crown Land, was halted after public outcry over the lack of transparency and consultation. The government’s decision to lease seabed areas to a single private company, granting it the authority to charge mandatory fees, had drawn sharp criticism from marina operators, environmentalists, and local businesses.
>Despite the lease’s cancellation, the government has not addressed key concerns surrounding how Bahamas Moorings Company was able to move forward without necessary approvals.
Corrupt Davis was caught red handed in a fraudulent crony capitalism scheme involving thousands of acres of prime seabed property around the Exuma islands that is owned by all Bahamians as Crown Land. The monopolistic scheme was designed by none other than Tony Ferguson as a PPP intended to unjustly enrich himself and a select investor group in a monopoly business venture with only a token amount of tax being paid into the Public Treasury on the huge amount of mooring revenues collected by the favoured investors.
And by refusing to provide the public with any reasonable explanation for their wrong doings and illegal actions in this matter, both Davis and Ferguson have effectively admitted their guilt. Davis should resign as PM and Minister of Finance as doing so is really the only honourable thing he can do in the circumstances. As for the conniving Tony Ferguson, the financial and other regulators in our country should be holding him fully accountable for the role he played in stealthily devising such a devious and corrupt financial scheme intended to unjustly enrich himself and his crony investor group.
The men hopping from bed to bed taking advantage of and impregnating economically destitute and desperate women should be "de-balled" or, better still, "de-peckered" by surgical means without the benefit of any pain medication during the procedure.
Talk is cheap, especially when everything is pointing to government incompetence and massive corruption that has our small nation heading in the wrong direction with most of its people hurting like they have never hurt before!
ExposedU2C says...
> Englerston MP Glenys Hanna Martin said enforcement is “complicated” and has failed to yield timely results. She stressed that authorities must conduct a thorough assessment before approving businesses in mixed-use communities to avoid negative impacts on residents.
>“These roadside garages are popping up, with cars littering the streets, derelict vehicles piling up, and fumes affecting nearby homes,” she said.
Long time past time to act. Hanna-Martin's observations quoted above are truly laughable given that her constituency (Englerston) is literally ground zero for the derelict vehicles plaguing our nation today.
On ‘Time to act over roadside garages’
Posted 4 March 2025, 12:08 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> The deal, signed by Prime Minister Philip Davis in his capacity as minister responsible for Crown Land, was halted after public outcry over the lack of transparency and consultation. The government’s decision to lease seabed areas to a single private company, granting it the authority to charge mandatory fees, had drawn sharp criticism from marina operators, environmentalists, and local businesses.
>Despite the lease’s cancellation, the government has not addressed key concerns surrounding how Bahamas Moorings Company was able to move forward without necessary approvals.
Corrupt Davis was caught red handed in a fraudulent crony capitalism scheme involving thousands of acres of prime seabed property around the Exuma islands that is owned by all Bahamians as Crown Land. The monopolistic scheme was designed by none other than Tony Ferguson as a PPP intended to unjustly enrich himself and a select investor group in a monopoly business venture with only a token amount of tax being paid into the Public Treasury on the huge amount of mooring revenues collected by the favoured investors.
And by refusing to provide the public with any reasonable explanation for their wrong doings and illegal actions in this matter, both Davis and Ferguson have effectively admitted their guilt. Davis should resign as PM and Minister of Finance as doing so is really the only honourable thing he can do in the circumstances. As for the conniving Tony Ferguson, the financial and other regulators in our country should be holding him fully accountable for the role he played in stealthily devising such a devious and corrupt financial scheme intended to unjustly enrich himself and his crony investor group.
On Govt reviewing mooring policies as it looks to modernise oversight
Posted 3 March 2025, 4:08 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Sean Munnings ........ nothing more need be said!
Small wonder this case was heard by the government's favourite "go to" judge.
On Bahamian broker faces $11m insolvency fears
Posted 3 March 2025, 3:20 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Typical Slo Mo Sears. He makes a sloth look speedy.
On Sears: Immigration commission report coming ‘in due course’
Posted 3 March 2025, 3:12 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Sadly, the point in time is fast approaching when the trampled and stomped on impoverished masses decide to take matters into their own hands.
On ‘Make RBDF leaders disclose finances’
Posted 2 March 2025, 1:41 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
See my comment to your earlier posting above.
On Former AG: It is time to criminalise marital rape
Posted 28 February 2025, 4:24 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
The men hopping from bed to bed taking advantage of and impregnating economically destitute and desperate women should be "de-balled" or, better still, "de-peckered" by surgical means without the benefit of any pain medication during the procedure.
On Former AG: It is time to criminalise marital rape
Posted 28 February 2025, 4:22 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
lmao.
our pm is suffering from a severe case of "portalitis" which is a most serious disease that afflicts very corrupt and incompetent politicians.
On PM pledges simpler tax filing via ‘OneTax’ portal
Posted 28 February 2025, 4:15 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
massive corruption of the worst kind!
On Gov’t facing $552m guarantees for SOEs
Posted 28 February 2025, 4:12 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Talk is cheap, especially when everything is pointing to government incompetence and massive corruption that has our small nation heading in the wrong direction with most of its people hurting like they have never hurt before!
On ‘From burners to earners’: PM targets Bahamas’ ‘junk’ escape
Posted 28 February 2025, 4:10 p.m. Suggest removal