Halkitis is a clueless dunce when it comes to the likely adverse impacts of the global tariff wars simply because his small mind is incapable of connecting all the relevant dots. For him to suggest we have little to worry about because we don't export much to the U.S. is really quite laughable.
You can bet how the Bahamian government influences the Bahamian courts in this is now under the watchful eye of the new U.S. administration. Any involvement by the Bahamian government's favourite "go to" judge in this ChiCom matter will undoubtedly set off alarm bells in D.C.
LOL. No one has to worry about being charged with anything in this matter because the crucial evidence (the one-hundred thousand U.S. smackeroos) has long since vanished into thin air.
Does Pintard even understand and appreciate the extent of the illegal activities that the Office of The PM stealthily engaged in under the guiding hand of the very corrupt Tony Ferguson? Why is he allowing Tyrant Minnis to steal his voice as leader of the opposition on the more critical aspects of this most grave matter?
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 crooked scheme was designed (stealthily disguised) as a PPP by none other than the very corrupt Tony Ferguson with the clear intent of unjustly enriching himself and a crony investor group with a monopoly business venture. The venture would have seen only a token amount of tax being paid into the Public Treasury on the huge amount of mooring revenues collected, with the lions share of the profits pocketed by Ferguson's crony investor group.
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. The entire deal had Davis's blessing, and if Davis were an honourable man, he would have by now resigned as PM and Minister of Finance 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.
It is fundamentally wrong 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 an illegal lease of thousands of acres of Crown Land (seabed) so that they could be unjustly enriched to the exclusion of the Bahamian people, including established businesses and rental properties in the mooring areas.
Our government should contract out the development and maintenace of the mooring areas 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 process at least once 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.
> Long Island MP Adrian Gibson said his constituents saw bright lights and heard thunderous sounds “like the ground breaking”.
>“I am deeply concerned about the potential for debris to cause damage to homes, property or even result in injury or death,” he said in a Facebook post.
Gibson is clearly not the brightest crayon in the box. He should be concerned about the tons and tons of highly toxic debris that was scattered over a vast area of the Southeastern Bahamas with untold devastating consequences for our marine environment. He should also be gravely concerned about the highly toxic particulates that this disaster released into the atmosphere over our nation that rained down on many Bahamians who foolishly believe they cannot be harmed by what they cannot see. They forget many Bahamians succumbed to the COVID-19 virus that could not be seen and many Bahamians will no doubt be afflicted with cancer and other ailments later in their lives as a result of this incident.
And not a peep from our Green New Deal Carbon Capture PM and his DPM about this national disaster, not to mention crickets from all the environmentalists and the BNT.
For decades our corrupt politicians have been allowing the US publicly listed cruise ship companies to pollute our territorial seas and the air we breathe with impunity, and now these same corrupt politicians remain silent while the residue of highly toxic shiit rains down all over us from rockets launched from the US and boosters recovered in the Bahamas. And to think Davis is always spouting on about how pollution is causing climate change, rising sea levels and health risks for our people. Nothing said by Davis has the least bit of credibility.
ExposedU2C says...
All of us need to stop complaining and consider taking matters into our own hands, as many other nations have already done, including the U.S.
On Pintard: Who complied with law on disclosures?
Posted 7 March 2025, 5:40 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Halkitis is a clueless dunce when it comes to the likely adverse impacts of the global tariff wars simply because his small mind is incapable of connecting all the relevant dots. For him to suggest we have little to worry about because we don't export much to the U.S. is really quite laughable.
On Halkitis ‘not concerned’ over potential Trump tariffs
Posted 7 March 2025, 5:33 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
And even cheaper eggs will soon be coming our way from Haiti. All egg cartons will of course be clearly labelled "Eat at Own Risk".
On Govt defends safety of eggs from Dominican Republic
Posted 7 March 2025, 5:25 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
LMAO. No one believes a word Hanna-Martin says about anything.
On Hanna-Martin: Targeted interventions for students with lower GPA than 1.0 working
Posted 7 March 2025, 5:21 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
You can bet how the Bahamian government influences the Bahamian courts in this is now under the watchful eye of the new U.S. administration. Any involvement by the Bahamian government's favourite "go to" judge in this ChiCom matter will undoubtedly set off alarm bells in D.C.
On Sarkis wins bid for ‘examiner’ of CCA
Posted 7 March 2025, 5:19 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> Mr Griffin added that all suppliers are legitimate and have been verified by their governments as providing high-quality goods for export.
LMAO
On Trade chief pledges 60% slash in key food prices
Posted 7 March 2025, 5:08 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
LOL. No one has to worry about being charged with anything in this matter because the crucial evidence (the one-hundred thousand U.S. smackeroos) has long since vanished into thin air.
On Flight attendant $100k smuggling claim probed
Posted 7 March 2025, 4:56 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Does Pintard even understand and appreciate the extent of the illegal activities that the Office of The PM stealthily engaged in under the guiding hand of the very corrupt Tony Ferguson? Why is he allowing Tyrant Minnis to steal his voice as leader of the opposition on the more critical aspects of this most grave matter?
On Minnis blasts ‘$1bn’ moorings monopoly
Posted 7 March 2025, 4:47 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
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 crooked scheme was designed (stealthily disguised) as a PPP by none other than the very corrupt Tony Ferguson with the clear intent of unjustly enriching himself and a crony investor group with a monopoly business venture. The venture would have seen only a token amount of tax being paid into the Public Treasury on the huge amount of mooring revenues collected, with the lions share of the profits pocketed by Ferguson's crony investor group.
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. The entire deal had Davis's blessing, and if Davis were an honourable man, he would have by now resigned as PM and Minister of Finance 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.
It is fundamentally wrong 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 an illegal lease of thousands of acres of Crown Land (seabed) so that they could be unjustly enriched to the exclusion of the Bahamian people, including established businesses and rental properties in the mooring areas.
Our government should contract out the development and maintenace of the mooring areas 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 process at least once 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 Minnis blasts ‘$1bn’ moorings monopoly
Posted 7 March 2025, 4:42 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> Long Island MP Adrian Gibson said his constituents saw bright lights and heard thunderous sounds “like the ground breaking”.
>“I am deeply concerned about the potential for debris to cause damage to homes, property or even result in injury or death,” he said in a Facebook post.
Gibson is clearly not the brightest crayon in the box. He should be concerned about the tons and tons of highly toxic debris that was scattered over a vast area of the Southeastern Bahamas with untold devastating consequences for our marine environment. He should also be gravely concerned about the highly toxic particulates that this disaster released into the atmosphere over our nation that rained down on many Bahamians who foolishly believe they cannot be harmed by what they cannot see. They forget many Bahamians succumbed to the COVID-19 virus that could not be seen and many Bahamians will no doubt be afflicted with cancer and other ailments later in their lives as a result of this incident.
And not a peep from our Green New Deal Carbon Capture PM and his DPM about this national disaster, not to mention crickets from all the environmentalists and the BNT.
For decades our corrupt politicians have been allowing the US publicly listed cruise ship companies to pollute our territorial seas and the air we breathe with impunity, and now these same corrupt politicians remain silent while the residue of highly toxic shiit rains down all over us from rockets launched from the US and boosters recovered in the Bahamas. And to think Davis is always spouting on about how pollution is causing climate change, rising sea levels and health risks for our people. Nothing said by Davis has the least bit of credibility.
On Exploding SpaceX rocket drops debris on Bahamas
Posted 7 March 2025, 4:03 p.m. Suggest removal