The incoming Trump administration has made it known that four countries in the Caribbean/West Indian region are an existential threat to the national security interests of the U.S.A. They are: Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica and The Bahamas.
Both The Central Bank and The Tribune's Business Editor have conveniently neglected to mention that our country's dire financial situation is actually much worse if unfunded pension liabilities of public sector (government) workers is taken into account.
The unfunded actuarial liabilities of the National Insurance Fund should also be taken into account. But the smoke and mirrors accounting by The Central Bank and The Ministry of Finance simply ignore these whopping additional liabilities that total billions (not millions) of dollars.
On retirement, most public and private sector workers will not be receiving anywhere near the level of pension payments and other benefits they currently think they will get in their retirement years. All of these cupboards are now bare with no means to be replenished thanks to decades of corruption by our nation's elitist ruling class of incompetent and crooked politicians.
His puckered sweet lips are telling all of us he has the "goods" on too many of the political elite in the hierarchy of the PLP so Stumpy Davis don't dare fire him and he ain't planning on resigning or retiring anytime soon.
The incompetence and corruption of our political leaders is literally creating an ever increasing number of impoverished Bahamians who are very vulnerable to the development of severe mental disorders tied to the severe stresses and strains associated with their dire poverty.
Rumour has it Shell has already decided to move its offshore oil trading operations from the Bahamas to another jurisdiction that the OECD has no ability to push around as a result of a longstanding tax treaty, thereby continuing to avoid taxation of its profits.
ExposedU2C says...
The incoming Trump administration has made it known that four countries in the Caribbean/West Indian region are an existential threat to the national security interests of the U.S.A. They are: Cuba, Haiti, Jamaica and The Bahamas.
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ExposedU2C says...
Bingo!
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McCartney and D'Aguilar.......what a joke!
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ExposedU2C says...
Both The Central Bank and The Tribune's Business Editor have conveniently neglected to mention that our country's dire financial situation is actually much worse if unfunded pension liabilities of public sector (government) workers is taken into account.
The unfunded actuarial liabilities of the National Insurance Fund should also be taken into account. But the smoke and mirrors accounting by The Central Bank and The Ministry of Finance simply ignore these whopping additional liabilities that total billions (not millions) of dollars.
On retirement, most public and private sector workers will not be receiving anywhere near the level of pension payments and other benefits they currently think they will get in their retirement years. All of these cupboards are now bare with no means to be replenished thanks to decades of corruption by our nation's elitist ruling class of incompetent and crooked politicians.
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LMAO
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ExposedU2C says...
His puckered sweet lips are telling all of us he has the "goods" on too many of the political elite in the hierarchy of the PLP so Stumpy Davis don't dare fire him and he ain't planning on resigning or retiring anytime soon.
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ExposedU2C says...
The incompetence and corruption of our political leaders is literally creating an ever increasing number of impoverished Bahamians who are very vulnerable to the development of severe mental disorders tied to the severe stresses and strains associated with their dire poverty.
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ExposedU2C says...
People like Munroe are also often referred to as bonafide dick heads.
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Bingo!
Rumour has it Shell has already decided to move its offshore oil trading operations from the Bahamas to another jurisdiction that the OECD has no ability to push around as a result of a longstanding tax treaty, thereby continuing to avoid taxation of its profits.
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ExposedU2C says...
Does this accomplishment make him King of the ***K***ing ***C***rooks a/k/a ***KC***s?
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