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Flyingfish says...

Yet another state agency left allegedly exposed by this incident.

List:
AG
Min Housing
Min Finance
caab
rbpf

Flyingfish says...

Wow this Politician 1 case keeps on giving and giving. Now we have alleged cases of conflict of interest, alleged unusual contracting of government responsibilities to private companies, and now an alleged & potential case of misleading the house.

Thanks to the good work of the Tribune we now know that the government seems to really have faith in Complete/Top Notch Construction. They must do a good job to get these refferals.

Flyingfish says...

Bahamian's can't survive because, we are not willing to make the societal changes necessary and our political class frankly doesn't care to enact the correct solutions.

Like becoming a country that relies/establishes good public transit for people to get around. Instead everyone, has car which is expensive and unnecessary for an island our size. Just like if you pool ya money for gas, pooling ya money for transport on a whole is cheaper. Less cars equals less traffic and less wear & tear on our roads. Which means less potholes.

Secondly, there is no sense of wealth equality effort, that actually lower prices. Everything is a handout and no infrastructure is being built to provide for the poorest reasonably. A new hospital, school meals, and more services are great but if the average/poorer Bahamians are paying the same price as the wealthy it does nothing to lift us up economically.

Its no different to raising the minimum wage people will earn more but prices will shoot up because of inflation.

Lastly, Land use and planning in this country is atrocious, the island only has so much land and yet the last of the remaining bits of it sit behind the gate of 1/2 done gated communities that price out the average Bahamian. The gov does nothing to restrict foreigners from buying up the land, fencing it off, and leaving it empty, leaving Bahamians to struggle for an apartment. There limited rent controls and no effort being done on seizing derelict buildings from neglectful owners.

It isn't by accident we are at this point.

Flyingfish says...

People seem more interested in hunting these DEA agents, than politician 1 & his cronies.

On Crash pilot: I am no DEA informant

Posted 27 May 2026, 4:06 p.m. Suggest removal

Flyingfish says...

Tbh banning him form any financial agency is the perfect punishment. What is most concerning is the lack of accountability and answer's from people who are responsible in appointing these troublesome individuals

Flyingfish says...

Lots of solutions, that the government conveniently doesn't implement.

Flyingfish says...

Interesting, Someone must be a really good investor.

Flyingfish says...

1st thing, where did Cooper get all that money from?

Sebas & Fox well known to be wealthy, so that is a big issue but cooper has been flying under the radar.

Flyingfish says...

So true. Unions can be a bit wild. But you always know what Belinda is doing, probably the best of her peers.

Flyingfish says...

So wait, the same party that ignored the people's decision and legalized number houses, now has a problem with national lotteries?? Didn't the same Perry Christie propose a National Lottery, what's the problem now?

I don't understand the PM when he says that a National lottery will be a "slush fund", when they already charge taxes on gaming. It is the exact same concept, just cutting out a certain middleman. Furthermore, A National lottery doesn't stop Bahamian's in the gaming Industry.

> it's rather odd that you want to turn
> the Treasury into a gaming house,

What an ridiculous statement, your already collecting gaming money.

Also what are the Church leaders even arguing about, Not a single-one of these parties are against gambling. The argument is whether gambling profit goes to private men or whether the state can get it's cut.