Davis had better think twice about going fishing anywhere in The Bahamas. Any boat he goes fishing in could all too easily be mistaken by a silent high flying missile equipped drone operated from the U.S.
Pinewood Gardens was developed as a private subdivision by Arawak Homes which to this day is controlled by none other than the very loud-mouthed, evil and insatiably greedy Franklyn R. Wilson, better known as the Snake.
Every time there is a flooding event in Pinewood Gardens, Snake repeatedly lies through his hissing forked-tongue by claiming Arawak Homes installed adequate drainage systems throughout the Pinewood community and that government is at fault for not maintaining the drainage lines. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Adequate drainage systems were never installed because the cost of doing so was (and still is) prohibitively high, if not impossible to afford, given the very low elevation of the land throughout most of the area. Truth be told, Snake made a fortune developing and selling land that should never have been developed in the first place. And he used a small portion of the huge profits he made to buy protection by 'greasing' certain high ranking government officials at the time. The home buyers quickly discovered with each heavy rainfall event that they had been royally swindled by the evil and insatiably greedy Snake. See link below to 2013 Tribune article.
Steve Jardings must be as far left leaning and woke as they come....much like Robert Dupuch-Carron.
Every first year law student attending a reputable law school is immediately taught to ground their arguments in the law and justice, and put their personal values and emotions aside. Jardings is obviously a half-witted nincompoop who has little or no understanding of the significance of the symbolic blindfold worn by Lady Justice.
There is a well known saying in many parts of Africa:
*"The longer a jackal is allowed to remain in your chicken coop, the fewer chickens you will have."*
Pintard would be a weak PM to say the least, but at least he is no jackal like Davis. And its abundantly clear that the longer Davis remains PM (*in the coop*), the more financially destitute, hungry, and/or dead Bahamians (*chickens*) we are going to have.
LOL. Bowe knows full-well that the data 'over-cooked' at the last minute by the MOF, in order to produce the outcome desired by corrupt Davis, smells almost as bad as the smelly crack between Davis's buttocks!
Another major environmental disaster in the making À La the Bimini Capo fiasco. Both corrupt Davis and and even more corrupt Cooper continue to 'pocket' big-time for themselves off of the many environmentally unsuitable projects that are literally destroying whatever is left of the once pristine beauty of the Exuma Cays.
Make no mistake about, both Davis and Cooper are 'on the take' in a big way from the despicable Rosewood Exuma resort developer. The project is totally unsuitable to the Samson Cay Exuma environment.
> Michael Anderson said: “From our side we have thousands of investors in our pension fund pool and mutual fund pool where funds end up being invested in these bonds and end up financing these other businesses that Simplified lends to. We’re able to mobilise the savings of thousands of people to put them back into the economy.”
**Translation:** *"We are not willing to put our own 'on-balance sheet' money at great risk, but we are certainly willing to put the 'off-balance sheet' money we hold for our clients at great risk."*
ExposedU2C says...
LMAO
On ‘Make most of tailwinds’ on 40% pt debt-to-GDP surge
Posted 6 October 2025, 7:10 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Davis had better think twice about going fishing anywhere in The Bahamas. Any boat he goes fishing in could all too easily be mistaken by a silent high flying missile equipped drone operated from the U.S.
On Over $12m in drugs seized by law enforcement operations on weekend
Posted 6 October 2025, 7:06 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Pinewood Gardens was developed as a private subdivision by Arawak Homes which to this day is controlled by none other than the very loud-mouthed, evil and insatiably greedy Franklyn R. Wilson, better known as the Snake.
Every time there is a flooding event in Pinewood Gardens, Snake repeatedly lies through his hissing forked-tongue by claiming Arawak Homes installed adequate drainage systems throughout the Pinewood community and that government is at fault for not maintaining the drainage lines. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Adequate drainage systems were never installed because the cost of doing so was (and still is) prohibitively high, if not impossible to afford, given the very low elevation of the land throughout most of the area. Truth be told, Snake made a fortune developing and selling land that should never have been developed in the first place. And he used a small portion of the huge profits he made to buy protection by 'greasing' certain high ranking government officials at the time. The home buyers quickly discovered with each heavy rainfall event that they had been royally swindled by the evil and insatiably greedy Snake. See link below to 2013 Tribune article.
https://www.tribune242.com/news/2013/ma…
On Pinewood tired of years of promises
Posted 6 October 2025, 6:56 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Steve Jardings must be as far left leaning and woke as they come....much like Robert Dupuch-Carron.
Every first year law student attending a reputable law school is immediately taught to ground their arguments in the law and justice, and put their personal values and emotions aside. Jardings is obviously a half-witted nincompoop who has little or no understanding of the significance of the symbolic blindfold worn by Lady Justice.
On Lecture urges lawyers to ground arguments in values and emotion
Posted 5 October 2025, 9:41 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
There is a well known saying in many parts of Africa:
*"The longer a jackal is allowed to remain in your chicken coop, the fewer chickens you will have."*
Pintard would be a weak PM to say the least, but at least he is no jackal like Davis. And its abundantly clear that the longer Davis remains PM (*in the coop*), the more financially destitute, hungry, and/or dead Bahamians (*chickens*) we are going to have.
On As PM faces by-election decision, Pintard urges: Go to the nation
Posted 5 October 2025, 9:06 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
LOL. Bowe knows full-well that the data 'over-cooked' at the last minute by the MOF, in order to produce the outcome desired by corrupt Davis, smells almost as bad as the smelly crack between Davis's buttocks!
On ‘Full disclosure’ demanded over deficit revisions
Posted 4 October 2025, 2:39 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Another major environmental disaster in the making À La the Bimini Capo fiasco. Both corrupt Davis and and even more corrupt Cooper continue to 'pocket' big-time for themselves off of the many environmentally unsuitable projects that are literally destroying whatever is left of the once pristine beauty of the Exuma Cays.
On $80m Exuma project eyeing dredging, mooring changes
Posted 4 October 2025, 2:23 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Make no mistake about, both Davis and Cooper are 'on the take' in a big way from the despicable Rosewood Exuma resort developer. The project is totally unsuitable to the Samson Cay Exuma environment.
On Rosewood Exuma developer touts 80% job inquiries jump
Posted 4 October 2025, 2:19 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> Michael Anderson said: “From our side we have thousands of investors in our pension fund pool and mutual fund pool where funds end up being invested in these bonds and end up financing these other businesses that Simplified lends to. We’re able to mobilise the savings of thousands of people to put them back into the economy.”
**Translation:** *"We are not willing to put our own 'on-balance sheet' money at great risk, but we are certainly willing to put the 'off-balance sheet' money we hold for our clients at great risk."*
On RF and Simplified team for $50m boost to SMEs
Posted 4 October 2025, 2:10 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Kaboom!
On Two men injured as Cafe Coco destroyed in fire
Posted 4 October 2025, 1:41 p.m. Suggest removal