agreed. Mr. Gray can talk to himself all day long. He certainly earned no merits on the whole BAMSI matter, so maybe he should resign because his job is over his head?

this sounds like a big enterprise: selling that stuff to South America and the U.S., how about Europe and Asia, Australia? You are missing some of the hottest markets for stuff like that.

give them panem et circenses (meaning: bread - or better cheap booze - and entertainment). PGC acts like a Roman emperor.

ok. didn't know.

I would love to see the Unions finally getting over to the giving side for their members rather than just taking their fees.

agreed, such Freddy Extraordinaire not being able to give a Bahamian applicant for a passport a passport in reasonable time (applying Bahamian time standard here)? I think and I agree that would be the way bigger scandal.

he is not a diplomat he is a consul. as you say, status is determined by international treaties. now, if he produced a document showing he was a diplomat, officer would have not been able to arrest him. seems he did not produce a diplomatic passport, hence he was arrested. simple.

I think he has a point. I like an agreement, as it allows the parties to put out what they want and once they agree on these points, they can be enforced. So I have a few points here: 1. Union is ensuring that employees show up for work. 2. and that they show up for work on time. 3. that they work, when they are at work. 4. the Union is responsible for the employees to be enrolled in a continuous educating program, to learn foreign languages, writing, reading, professional skills

I guess they are waiting with this until the VAT rate is changed up to 15%.

agreed. Mr. Minnis, how about some meat on the bone? like back door payments to DPM on Renew Bahamas? I am sure there is stuff around, keep digging.