But that seems to be where all parties to the dispute are more likely to get a fairer hearing of all the issues involved and an outcome based on the proper application of the appropriate fundamental legal principles to the facts and evidence heard in the case.
Keep in mind the worst kind of corruption appears to be rampant everywhere in our government today, and sadly our judicial system is not exempt from that harsh reality. We have brought this upon ourselves by allowing our society to become infested with too many crooked lawyers, some of whom eventually become compromised judges.
> The attack occurred around 6.30pm on February 7, 2025, as the women were swimming back to their boat.
When it comes to the chance of experiencing a shark attack, dawn and dusk are the most dangerous times of the day to be swimming in the sea anywhere in the Northwestern Bahamas.
It's not just the recent ridiculous amendment to the VAT Act, but also the fact that Bahamians and their businesses were not carved out of and made exempt from the onerous economic substance form filling that their registered agents must do annually under CESRA, 2023, even though most of these companies only do business in the Bahamas, and in many instances only hold real property in The Bahamas for their Bahamian owner(s).
Our doofus AG and the other incompetent douchebags who hold leadership positions with departments and agencies that fall under the Ministry of Finance, like Inland Revenue, have little if any common sense, and they behave as if they have a mandate to make life as difficult as possible for honest and hard working Bahamians.
These imbeciles wrongfully assume we are all crooks and tax dodgers in order to justify their own laziness in adopting a draconian "one-size-fits-all" policy to everything because of their immature power crazed mentality that drives their insatiable appetite for more and more form filling and paperwork, no matter how outrageously costly and unfair the burden may be for Bahamians, their businesses, and their service providers. The cost of doing any kind of business in the Bahamas is literally putting legitimate and hard working Bahamians out of business and denying young entrepreneurs the opportunity to establish new "start-up" businesses.
It's not just the recent ridiculous amendment to the VAT Act, but also the fact that Bahamians and their businesses were not carved out of and made exempt from the onerous economic substance form filling that their registered agents must do annually under CESRA, 2023, even though most of these companies only do business in the Bahamas, and in many instances only hold real property in The Bahamas for their Bahamian owner(s).
Our doofus AG and the other incompetent douchebags who hold leadership positions with departments and agencies that fall under the Ministry of Finance, like Inland Revenue, have little if any common sense, and they behave as if they have a mandate to make life as difficult as possible for honest and hard working Bahamians.
These imbeciles wrongfully assume we are all crooks and tax dodgers in order to justify their own laziness in adopting a draconian "one-size-fits-all" policy to everything because of their immature power crazed mentality that drives their insatiable appetite for more and more form filling and paperwork, no matter how outrageously costly and unfair the burden may be for Bahamians, their businesses, and their service providers.
The cost of doing any kind of business in the Bahamas is literally putting legitimate and hard working Bahamians out of business and denying young entrepreneurs the opportunity to establish new "start-up" businesses. Dare I ask, just how stupid can doofus AG Pinder, corrupt PM Davis, Always Angry Simple Simon, and Dumbo Halkitis, all actually be??!!
The comments made by existing and former senior government officials, as quoted in this article, all point to the complete incompetence of sleazy Fwreddy Boy Mitchell as minister of foreign affairs.
The actions being taken here by our Passport Office are much too late of a response to the threats made by President Trump to either make it very difficult or altogether shutdown the ability for foreigners to travel to the U.S. if they possess a passport from a country deemed to have weak verification controls and procedures over the issuance of their passports.
President Trump has already signed Executive Orders regarding new U.S. Immigration and U.S. Customs & Border Protection policies that are going to rightfully make it extremely difficult for Bahamians to get visas to travel, study or work in the U.S. because of the incompetence, corruption and fraud that has existed for many decades within most of our government departments and agencies.
And at some point in the near future you can bet Elon Musk and his DOGE team will be carefully scrutinizing the enormous costs associated with maintaining the U.S. pre-clearance facilities in our nation.
ExposedU2C says...
But that seems to be where all parties to the dispute are more likely to get a fairer hearing of all the issues involved and an outcome based on the proper application of the appropriate fundamental legal principles to the facts and evidence heard in the case.
Keep in mind the worst kind of corruption appears to be rampant everywhere in our government today, and sadly our judicial system is not exempt from that harsh reality. We have brought this upon ourselves by allowing our society to become infested with too many crooked lawyers, some of whom eventually become compromised judges.
On ‘Do not let Sarkis weaponise Chapter 11 on Nassau hotels’
Posted 12 February 2025, 1:30 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Yup, right you are!
On Bahamian Neo-Nazi found guilty of conspiracy to damage energy facility in US
Posted 12 February 2025, 12:57 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> .........following public discussion about the timing of her reassignment.
Any one know what this is about? A friend of mine said, "Well that cat fight didn't last too long", but she failed to elaborate.
On Skippings heads to new post in command of South-Central Division
Posted 12 February 2025, 12:53 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Bingo!
On Dundas Centre for Performing Arts receives $340k funding from govt
Posted 12 February 2025, 12:45 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
But it's never a waste of money to the crony PLP muck-a-muck who's receiving the money from corrupt PM Davis.
On Dundas Centre for Performing Arts receives $340k funding from govt
Posted 12 February 2025, 12:44 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Add to that the fact that the entire Economics Department of UoB is heavily dependent on ChiCom sourced financial grants.
On Record $4.2bn trade deficit is ‘no cause for alarm yet’
Posted 12 February 2025, 12:40 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> The attack occurred around 6.30pm on February 7, 2025, as the women were swimming back to their boat.
When it comes to the chance of experiencing a shark attack, dawn and dusk are the most dangerous times of the day to be swimming in the sea anywhere in the Northwestern Bahamas.
On Victims recount shark attack on US morning show
Posted 12 February 2025, 12:33 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
It's not just the recent ridiculous amendment to the VAT Act, but also the fact that Bahamians and their businesses were not carved out of and made exempt from the onerous economic substance form filling that their registered agents must do annually under CESRA, 2023, even though most of these companies only do business in the Bahamas, and in many instances only hold real property in The Bahamas for their Bahamian owner(s).
Our doofus AG and the other incompetent douchebags who hold leadership positions with departments and agencies that fall under the Ministry of Finance, like Inland Revenue, have little if any common sense, and they behave as if they have a mandate to make life as difficult as possible for honest and hard working Bahamians.
These imbeciles wrongfully assume we are all crooks and tax dodgers in order to justify their own laziness in adopting a draconian "one-size-fits-all" policy to everything because of their immature power crazed mentality that drives their insatiable appetite for more and more form filling and paperwork, no matter how outrageously costly and unfair the burden may be for Bahamians, their businesses, and their service providers. The cost of doing any kind of business in the Bahamas is literally putting legitimate and hard working Bahamians out of business and denying young entrepreneurs the opportunity to establish new "start-up" businesses.
On Tax chief: Property filing target ‘ain’t so hard cut’
Posted 12 February 2025, 12:12 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
It's not just the recent ridiculous amendment to the VAT Act, but also the fact that Bahamians and their businesses were not carved out of and made exempt from the onerous economic substance form filling that their registered agents must do annually under CESRA, 2023, even though most of these companies only do business in the Bahamas, and in many instances only hold real property in The Bahamas for their Bahamian owner(s).
Our doofus AG and the other incompetent douchebags who hold leadership positions with departments and agencies that fall under the Ministry of Finance, like Inland Revenue, have little if any common sense, and they behave as if they have a mandate to make life as difficult as possible for honest and hard working Bahamians.
These imbeciles wrongfully assume we are all crooks and tax dodgers in order to justify their own laziness in adopting a draconian "one-size-fits-all" policy to everything because of their immature power crazed mentality that drives their insatiable appetite for more and more form filling and paperwork, no matter how outrageously costly and unfair the burden may be for Bahamians, their businesses, and their service providers.
The cost of doing any kind of business in the Bahamas is literally putting legitimate and hard working Bahamians out of business and denying young entrepreneurs the opportunity to establish new "start-up" businesses. Dare I ask, just how stupid can doofus AG Pinder, corrupt PM Davis, Always Angry Simple Simon, and Dumbo Halkitis, all actually be??!!
On Property declarations ‘just killed the ease of business’
Posted 12 February 2025, 12:07 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
The comments made by existing and former senior government officials, as quoted in this article, all point to the complete incompetence of sleazy Fwreddy Boy Mitchell as minister of foreign affairs.
The actions being taken here by our Passport Office are much too late of a response to the threats made by President Trump to either make it very difficult or altogether shutdown the ability for foreigners to travel to the U.S. if they possess a passport from a country deemed to have weak verification controls and procedures over the issuance of their passports.
President Trump has already signed Executive Orders regarding new U.S. Immigration and U.S. Customs & Border Protection policies that are going to rightfully make it extremely difficult for Bahamians to get visas to travel, study or work in the U.S. because of the incompetence, corruption and fraud that has existed for many decades within most of our government departments and agencies.
And at some point in the near future you can bet Elon Musk and his DOGE team will be carefully scrutinizing the enormous costs associated with maintaining the U.S. pre-clearance facilities in our nation.
On ‘Passport verification process weakened by outside decision’
Posted 12 February 2025, 11:14 a.m. Suggest removal