And yet interestingly, the opposition is pushing its hardest for an investigation on who Politician 1 is. Yet the government is the one calling it unserious and mere gossip.
Again a brilliant theory, Birdie but how about we focus on the Politician who chartered the plane and paid for "Player's" seat.
Seriously, Does this law in anyway help Bahamians to renew their license? Absolute bullcrap
How can you complain about compliance then table a bill into law which makes it harder to follow the law and discourages compliance.
If officers and RTD agents would do their job properly in the 1st place, you wouldn't need to be troubling regular citizens with this bureaucratic hassle.
$195 which people don't pay because they are struggling to afford driving and now there's no guarantee of renewal after paying. All this money spent and the other alternative is a pis poor jitney service.
I like how parliament, is afraid to even format an oversight committee into a possible allegations of wrongdoing in their own building.
Its like if the Police had an allegation of wrongdoing and said they have no interest in investigating. We are the only Westminster Parliament in the world that can be so blatantly pop down and ratchet. In Canada it would be down already, in Australia it would be down already, in the UK it would be down and broadcasted for me and anyone to see on YouTube.
Lol, seeing the government throw a tantrum about not being involved/informed in an investigation, with corrupt Bahamian Politicians, Police, & Defence Force officers is surely interesting.
Wow, A classic example of how to make an argument out of inconsequential details. The tribune is reported what is allegedly claimed.
They have just stated that according to Gardiner's own testimony he isn't the owner but the Director/President.
However, according to some DEA sources and local anonymous sources its alleged that the company is his. Allegedly, There is a strong possibility of business fronting/fake ownership.
What matters is he a criminal was running a company that was receiving government contracts.
The union/her employer needs to come out and say clearly whether security protocols absolve the PM of search and whether their agents are given such training.
It is completely unacceptable and undemocratic. Our constitution affords protection to citizens and workers, so it must be followed.
Flyingfish says...
And yet interestingly, the opposition is pushing its hardest for an investigation on who Politician 1 is. Yet the government is the one calling it unserious and mere gossip.
Again a brilliant theory, Birdie but how about we focus on the Politician who chartered the plane and paid for "Player's" seat.
On PM: US drug case too serious for spectacle
Posted 18 June 2026, 2:26 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
Seriously, Does this law in anyway help Bahamians to renew their license? Absolute bullcrap
How can you complain about compliance then table a bill into law which makes it harder to follow the law and discourages compliance.
If officers and RTD agents would do their job properly in the 1st place, you wouldn't need to be troubling regular citizens with this bureaucratic hassle.
$195 which people don't pay because they are struggling to afford driving and now there's no guarantee of renewal after paying. All this money spent and the other alternative is a pis poor jitney service.
On Road Traffic fees shake-up to boost safety, compliance
Posted 17 June 2026, 5:01 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
I look forward to the RBPF successfully identifying, locating, and charging the DEA informant for obstruction & espionage.
Sorry, I mean Politician 1, my bad
On Police chief reveals special team is probing US drugs plot claim
Posted 16 June 2026, 4:21 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
I like how parliament, is afraid to even format an oversight committee into a possible allegations of wrongdoing in their own building.
Its like if the Police had an allegation of wrongdoing and said they have no interest in investigating. We are the only Westminster Parliament in the world that can be so blatantly pop down and ratchet. In Canada it would be down already, in Australia it would be down already, in the UK it would be down and broadcasted for me and anyone to see on YouTube.
On Speaker accuses Pintard of ‘maligning’ her name on social media
Posted 16 June 2026, 4:11 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
Nah, That's a US medium, Large is even bigger over there.
On Five Americans arrested after brawl injures four officers
Posted 10 June 2026, 4:57 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
Lol, seeing the government throw a tantrum about not being involved/informed in an investigation, with corrupt Bahamian Politicians, Police, & Defence Force officers is surely interesting.
They really are that shameless.
On Fight, negotiate or co-operate: What's next for 'Player' Gardiner?
Posted 8 June 2026, 5:19 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
Commissioner: You could have gotten an update at any time!
The Update in Question: We have no clue what happened, & we're tired of "investigating".
They wouldn't dare name who was involved, yet these people want to be taken seriously.
On Missing cash probe closed due to lack of evidence
Posted 3 June 2026, 2:26 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
Yeah, I guess this guy doesn't see any issues with $7 per gal gas. Totally a normal economic environment.
On Major Bimini resort faces weak summer
Posted 2 June 2026, 5 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
Wow, A classic example of how to make an argument out of inconsequential details. The tribune is reported what is allegedly claimed.
They have just stated that according to Gardiner's own testimony he isn't the owner but the Director/President.
However, according to some DEA sources and local anonymous sources its alleged that the company is his. Allegedly, There is a strong possibility of business fronting/fake ownership.
What matters is he a criminal was running a company that was receiving government contracts.
On Davis avoids questions over Election Day plane crash
Posted 2 June 2026, 4:56 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
The union/her employer needs to come out and say clearly whether security protocols absolve the PM of search and whether their agents are given such training.
It is completely unacceptable and undemocratic. Our constitution affords protection to citizens and workers, so it must be followed.
On Security officer fired after searching PM’s baggage
Posted 2 June 2026, 4:42 p.m. Suggest removal