All of the Private-Public-Partnerships (PPPs) entered into with our government by corrupt foreign investors and/or corrupt Bahamian investors, who have committed acts tantamount to outright bribery for either the direct or indirect benefit of one or more of our senior government officials or well-connected political elite will need to undergo some kind of a special review by a commission of independent and suitably qualified forensic investigators with the help of information already gathered by foreign intelligence agencies and foreign regulators.

You need to focus your concerns and anger towards those who truly warrant it, specifically the corrupt politicians whom we elect and their insatiably greedy cronies and financial backers, all of whom have been fleecing The Bahamas and the vast majority of Bahamians for decades, leaving our nation and its people extremely vulnerable to economic shocks of every kind. I bet you blamed Trump for the COVID pandemic too. Time to stop blaming others abroad for the mess we find ourselves in today and our inability to much more easily ride out serious global economic shocks.

I remember Trump remarking to guests attending a cocktail function hosted by the 2009 Miss Universe Pageant at Atlantis that he could not understand why the average Bahamian was not very wealthy by global standards given our nation's relatively small population, our abundance of resources usually highly sought after by wealthier tourists, and our proximity to North America.

> ".....the Davis administration has over an 18 month period employed a net $278.3m, representing 73.5 percent or almost three-quarters of ‘sinking fund’ assets at end-June 2023, to cover its fiscal deficits and meet current - rather than future - debt obligations. In effect, it has been using assets held for future benefit to meet current needs, and not necessarily for the purpose for which they were accumulated."

OMG. Our corrupt Davis led PLP government has quite possibly committed an illegal act here that significantly increases the credit risk for existing and future holders of foreign currency denominated debt issue by our nation. This has serious implications for our nation's ability to access international lending markets going forward.

This egregious depletion of the foreign currency denominated reserves that had been set aside for the purpose of repaying our nation's foreign currency debt on maturity, has the most odious stench of Michael Halkitis, Tony Ferguson and PM Davis all over it.

These are the horrific scars left on our society by decades of corrupt and incompetent politicians, together with their insatiably greedy cronies and wealthy financial-backers whether they be Bahamian or foreign.

And to think this dumbo not too long ago was also quoted by a Tribune reporter as having said our nation has absolutely nothing to fear from Trump's new tariffs because our nation exports so little to the US.

This most foolish dolt, who should have nothing at all to do with our country's finances, just cannot appreciate that the US instigating a global tariff war portends disastrous inflationary consequences for our nation because we import so much of our non-US made goods via the US, and these same goods will not be exempt from US tariffs when they enter the US for eventual export to our nation.

Yup, both Dumbo Halkitis and Always Angry Wilson have time and time again proven just how ignorant and incompetent they are when it comes to our nation's financial affairs.

Sadly, Pintard's own incompetence and other inherent weaknesses as a politician have allowed Minnis to be perceived by some, especially Sands and Pintard, as a threat to the leadership of the FNM.

I do believe though that many eligible voters in the Killarney constituency, like the vast majority of eligible voters in the country, whether they be supporters of the PLP or FNM, have come to recognise Minnis for being the arrogant, nasty, wicked, tyrannical and incompetent politician he truly is.

Bahamians know only too well that where there's plenty of smoke of the non-transparent kind, there's usually a blazing fire to be found. Is corrupt stumpy Davis going to simply declare this scandalous matter closed in the same way that he did the Exuma moorings project involving corrupt Tony Ferguson and his proposed fraudulent PPP giveaway of Crown Land seabed leases for 21 years?

I guess this court ruling begs the question: Can a wife can sue her wayward adulterous husband to recover for herself and her own children fathered by him at least some portion of the funds he may have been secretly paying for many years to one or more of his mistresses to help support illegitimate children fathered by him?

> Mr Cooper, addressing the House of Assembly yesterday, denied assertions made in the videos that a Singapore construction company has been hired to work on Yntegra’s project; that work permits for Chinese workers have been issued; that over-water bungalows have been approved by the Government; and that Crown Land has “secretly” been given to the developer.

Corrupt Chester the Jester, like corrupt Stumpy Davis, believes he can break the law in scandalous quid pro quo deal-making for self-gain anytime he chooses to do so, and then, when caught in the act, simply deny having done so.

Few in our country are more prone to scandalous activity for the purpose of lining his own pockets than corrupt Chester the Jester.

The Coalition of Independents is well on the road to becoming a party of PLP and FNM rejects. Not good! Bahamians who choose to run as true independents with no party affiliation will have to make it very clear while campaigning that they have absolutely nothing to do with this Coalition of FNM and PLP rejects.