what makes you believe that is not the case already now?

I agree with birdie, its all our problem. so I suggest we all jump into the Ocean and finish this tragedy. Government members and members of the Parliament jump first.

right, why swim with the dolphins, if you are already in the shark tank.

agree with you, but who cares about the rules anyway? you don't steal from a poor man.

Usual Bahamian palaver until the next election and the next election and the next election. Andrawos will be a good donor to the PLP campaign if this soup keeps cooking.

Sadly enough Munroe feels obliged to work for people like Samir Andrawos , that leave a devastation, chaos and law suits behind where ever they go through. People like Andrawos should not be entitled to legal representation.

I am surprised over and over again, that lawyers prostitute themselves beyond the constitution, the laws, and common sense, and decide to work with "entrepreneurs", investors, people that don't care and believe to stand above the law, cheating on our values,, spitting on the grave of our ancestors, with no respect for our heritage, environment, and future. All for a dime or two. And our government plays along, for another dime.

so what is holding the liquidators/the Government from applying for Exim Bank to cough up the money, now that we know there is still 115 Mio avail under he lines of credits? I guess Exim can get it back later from CCA. Further the fact that the liquidators need emergency funds on 25th of September to keep Melia afloat, after they announced a "no worries" to the employees four days earlier, shows how complex the situation is. And the government is still playing around with this.

first class money laundering opportunity.

if this proves one thing: the international money laundering mafia has surely taken notice of the opportunity. This will be Normans Cay 2.0 for the Bahamas. mark my words.