How much is this bozo, Aisha Bowe, now the Ministry of Tourism, Investments and Aviation’s ‘space tourism’ adviser, being paid to promote the harmful pollution of our environment? Her equivalent for the polluting cruise line industry is the too highly paid Joy Jibrilu.
LMAO. Who funds The Bahamas National Statistical Institute (BNSI)? Obviously these dim witted statisticians must think Bahamians do not live in the real world.
And let's not forget that an additional $3+ billion in respect of the unfunded pension entitlements of public sector (government) employees.needs to be added to the $13 billion, for a total of $16+ billion. Assuming the entire Bahamian work force is at most 180,000 individuals, our true national debt per capital now about $90,000. That's a truly staggering amount when you consider there are many Bahamians holding unproductive government jobs that detract from rather than contribute to our national economy. Frightening to say the least!
Our Minister of Finance (none other than PM Davis himself) should have long ago revoked all of the banking and trust licenses held by the notoriously corrupt Deltec and its subsidiaries. And to think our doofus AG Ryan Pinder who was born in the US renounced his US citizenship and was once employed for quite awhile by this well known money-laundering enterprise that is rumoured to have close connections to the CIA.
Bahamians really need to start asking how it is these Greeks and their silent Bahamian partner with great political clout are able to get whatever they want by "greasing" the right senior government officials.
> chinese Ambassador Yan Jiarong dismissed US concerns about China’s engagement in The Bahamas, insisting the relationship is based on economic cooperation without hidden conditions or malicious intent.
> The Free National Movement called her justification –– that ministries lack succession planning –– “laughable.”
These old leeches are being allowed to suck the life blood out of the Public Treasury while taking good paying government job opportunities away from younger Bahamians. Most younger Bahamians have been completely abandoned by this Davis led government and they should not even entertain voting for any of these corrupt PLP politicians in the next general election, especially the older ones.
And someone please remind Pia that well written and up to date comprehensive job descriptions are vital to succession planning for any job, especially a government job. The old timers are often able to cling to their jobs well past their retirement age simply because they are allowed to be the only one who knows what they do or how to do what they do, and that greatly hinders a younger person's ability to step into their shoes.
What did Ferreira do with two dead birds and one dead goat that drowned in the oil spilled from Equinor's storage tanks that were not properly secured before Hurricane Dorian?
ExposedU2C says...
How much is this bozo, Aisha Bowe, now the Ministry of Tourism, Investments and Aviation’s ‘space tourism’ adviser, being paid to promote the harmful pollution of our environment? Her equivalent for the polluting cruise line industry is the too highly paid Joy Jibrilu.
On Norman’s Cay ‘sold out’ on SpaceX’s booster landing
Posted 20 February 2025, 10:16 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
LMAO. Who funds The Bahamas National Statistical Institute (BNSI)? Obviously these dim witted statisticians must think Bahamians do not live in the real world.
On Bahamas’ annual inflation in greatest fall for three years
Posted 20 February 2025, 10:10 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
And let's not forget that an additional $3+ billion in respect of the unfunded pension entitlements of public sector (government) employees.needs to be added to the $13 billion, for a total of $16+ billion. Assuming the entire Bahamian work force is at most 180,000 individuals, our true national debt per capital now about $90,000. That's a truly staggering amount when you consider there are many Bahamians holding unproductive government jobs that detract from rather than contribute to our national economy. Frightening to say the least!
On Bahamas’ total debt now exceeds $13bn
Posted 20 February 2025, 10:05 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Our Minister of Finance (none other than PM Davis himself) should have long ago revoked all of the banking and trust licenses held by the notoriously corrupt Deltec and its subsidiaries. And to think our doofus AG Ryan Pinder who was born in the US renounced his US citizenship and was once employed for quite awhile by this well known money-laundering enterprise that is rumoured to have close connections to the CIA.
On Deltec close to settling $13.475m US Justice Department dispute
Posted 20 February 2025, 9:47 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Bahamians really need to start asking how it is these Greeks and their silent Bahamian partner with great political clout are able to get whatever they want by "greasing" the right senior government officials.
On Atlantis drops legal appeal over Wendy’s PI restaurant
Posted 20 February 2025, 9:33 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> chinese Ambassador Yan Jiarong dismissed US concerns about China’s engagement in The Bahamas, insisting the relationship is based on economic cooperation without hidden conditions or malicious intent.
This is the ChiCom joke of the day!
On Chinese Ambassador dismisses US concerns on relationship with Bahamas
Posted 20 February 2025, 9:27 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
LMAO. The polluter is the one responsible for reporting on whether their was any pollution. Now that's one helluva joke!
On SpaceX impact assessment to land soon, says govt
Posted 20 February 2025, 9:26 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
The polluter is the one responsible for reporting on whether their was any pollution. Now that's one helluva joke!
On SpaceX environmental report finds limited impact on Exuma waters
Posted 20 February 2025, 9:24 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> The Free National Movement called her justification –– that ministries lack succession planning –– “laughable.”
These old leeches are being allowed to suck the life blood out of the Public Treasury while taking good paying government job opportunities away from younger Bahamians. Most younger Bahamians have been completely abandoned by this Davis led government and they should not even entertain voting for any of these corrupt PLP politicians in the next general election, especially the older ones.
And someone please remind Pia that well written and up to date comprehensive job descriptions are vital to succession planning for any job, especially a government job. The old timers are often able to cling to their jobs well past their retirement age simply because they are allowed to be the only one who knows what they do or how to do what they do, and that greatly hinders a younger person's ability to step into their shoes.
On Retired but 491 back on payroll
Posted 20 February 2025, 9:06 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
What did Ferreira do with two dead birds and one dead goat that drowned in the oil spilled from Equinor's storage tanks that were not properly secured before Hurricane Dorian?
On Ferreira criticises absence of EIA and transparency on rocket landing
Posted 19 February 2025, 3:04 p.m. Suggest removal