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ExposedU2C says...

Get back on your meds.

On Family shock over Father’s Day death

Posted 21 June 2024, 2:01 p.m. Suggest removal

ExposedU2C says...

You don't understand the culturally ingrained issues involved here. They want as many children as possible with the hope that their children will be of help to them later in their senior years. Also, there's a rolling of the dice aspect here. One of their many children might become the next sleasy thug to achieve financial wealth through illegal racketeering activities, much like King Sebas did with the help of corrupt politicians.

ExposedU2C says...

The ongoing big BPL rip-off will need to be entirely undone by the next government as it is tantamount to theft of vital state assets by a corrupt and most greedy cabal led by Snake and his local and foreign business partners. Enormous profits will be made by Snake and his partners while Bahamian taxpayers will be left on the hook for all of the existing indebtedness our nation has taken on in connection with BPL. This indebtedness now amounts to many hundreds of millions of dollars, possibly more than a billion dollars plus over the last two decades.

Make no mistake about it, this great BPL rip-off represents an existential threat to the national security interests of our nation. Turning our energy sector over to a corrupt cabal led by Snake will give them the power to mercilessly target whomever they want with outrageously high and unaffordable electricity rates in order to force the sale (to themselves) of businesses, and residential and commercial properties. at fire sale prices. Snake employed this tactic when he forced many of the independent gas stations owners out of business by lowering their operating margins to the point where even the hiring of illegal Haitian aliens could not keep their businesses stay afloat.

And just look at what's happened to the price of gasoline over the last three decades since Snake consolidated his control over the sale of gasoline in our country. Can you imagine the outrageously high and unaffordable electricity bills most of us will receive if the corrupt and greedy Snake and his partners are allowed to consolidate their control over BPL? Already Bahamians and their businesses are suffering from sky high electricity costs because of the sweet deals the corrupt and greedy Snake and his partners have cut with BPL relating to fuel costs and the rental of commercial generators.

The very greedy and evil Snake knows that Davis's days as PM are numbered. He is therefore now pressing for this most harmful rip-off of state assets for the benefit of himself and his partners. The Tribune should be asking PM Davis point blank whether he has any skin in this royal rip-off. The owners of The Nassau Guardian certainly do.

ExposedU2C says...

Davis is too busy stealing to debate.

The ongoing big BPL rip-off will need to be entirely undone by the next government as it is tantamount to theft of vital state assets by a corrupt and most greedy cabal led by Snake and his local and foreign business partners. Enormous profits will be made by Snake and his partners while Bahamian taxpayers will be left on the hook for all of the existing indebtedness our nation has taken on in connection with BPL. This indebtedness now amounts to many hundreds of millions of dollars, possibly more than a billion dollars plus over the last two decades.

Make no mistake about it, this great BPL rip-off represents an existential threat to the national security interests of our nation. Turning our energy sector over to a corrupt cabal led by Snake will give them the power to mercilessly target whomever they want with outrageously high and unaffordable electricity rates in order to force the sale (to themselves) of businesses, and residential and commercial properties. at fire sale prices. Snake employed this tactic when he forced many of the independent gas stations owners out of business by lowering their operating margins to the point where even the hiring of illegal Haitian aliens could not keep their businesses stay afloat.

And just look at what's happened to the price of gasoline over the last three decades since Snake consolidated his control over the sale of gasoline in our country. Can you imagine the outrageously high and unaffordable electricity bills most of us will receive if the corrupt and greedy Snake and his partners are allowed to consolidate their control over BPL? Already Bahamians and their businesses are suffering from sky high electricity costs because of the sweet deals the corrupt and greedy Snake and his partners have cut with BPL relating to fuel costs and the rental of commercial generators.

The very greedy and evil Snake knows that Davis's days as PM are numbered. He is therefore now pressing for this most harmful rip-off of state assets for the benefit of himself and his partners. The Tribune should be asking PM Davis point blank whether he has any skin in this royal rip-off. The owners of The Nassau Guardian certainly do.

ExposedU2C says...

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ExposedU2C says...

You forget my friend that billions of dollars and millions of hours are wasted on the U.S. election cycle as a result of its use of fixed dates for mid-term and national elections. The mainstream and social media enterprises in the U.S. make out like bandits while most Americans must endure what seems to be a never ending elections process. We avoid this dreadful waste of a society's resources by not having a fixed national election date under our system of government.

ExposedU2C says...

They have much more to gain from us than we could ever have to gain from them. They have for decades stymied the development of our nation by sucking out of our economy infinitely more than they have contributed to it. We should have long ago pivoted to focusing the development of our tourism sector on wealthier stopover visitors.

Unlike the land based hotels, the exploitative cruise ship enterprises employ relatively few Bahamians and their budget conscious passengers put just about all of their vacation money in the pockets of their foreign shareholders. They have bribed, greased and coerced our more corrupt politicians to get whatever they want and to hell with the Bahamian people.

And to add insult to injury, they give us their environmentally hazardous pollution in exchange for the privilege of paying us a derisory passenger-head tax. Every retail shop and restaurant in downtown Nassau and every conch, fish and beer shack at Arawak Cay would be a goldmine for our economy.

Just think, we would have night clubs and restaurants owned by Bahamians with live entertainment from local musicians, etc., etc., to pocket for ourselves and our economy the mega millions of dollars taken away from our shores by the many entertainment and other offerings on board the greedy cruise ships.

ExposedU2C says...

Same goes for The Nassau Guardian, the owners of which probably now control The Tribune.

ExposedU2C says...

As is Davis himself!