"Penalties for failing to register for VAT, said bccec ceo Edison Sumner, include “fines and possible imprisonment according to the legislation. Fines could be as high as $250,000 in monetary fines and it could carry prison terms for those not compliant with new registration, he added." Please remind us of what the penalties are for MPs for failure to disclose assets/financials? For insider trading? For squandering the public purse?
This lady has a problem with dictatorship. The only monsters created here are the lack of enforcement of existing immigration laws after all these years, the conscienceless selling of status documents by persons in positions to provide them, the failure to ensure that persons born to illegal immigrants in this country be duly registered as Haitian citizens before they check out of the public hospitals ( I have always thought the Haitian ambassador should have an outlying office at PMH and RMH for this purpose, even before mother and child get to the Registrar General's office to register the birth), and the incorrect interpretation these people have of our Bahamian constitution. There is no birthright citizenship in the bahamas. Our laws clearly state who is entitled to this honour. These persons, born of illegals, are entitled to apply; apply, for consideration, not to automatically receive citizenship. To do otherwise would destroy our sovereignty and entire culture, which in fact their very presence already has. How can you come into another man's land and attempt to dictate like this? Return to Hispaniola and try that. Since this woman (reportedly) is a naturalized Bahamian citizen, she should do her best to promote the improvement of THIS country, rather than encourage the completion of its transformation into a Haitian outpost, which is what this particular class of immigrants is attempting to achieve.
They seriously need to reconsider VAT on private health care. If public is free of VAT, then private should be also. When Bahamians go abroad to seek medical care, are they going to charge VAT on them when they return? Demand to see their bills to add the appropriate VAT when they re-enter the country? What about for tests not available in the public sector, which are referred to the private sector? Persons will die from inability to pay. Health care is an essential service., already expensive and about to get even further out of reach. Instead of the hours waiting to see a public doc, we can now look forward to days. I bet the "governing party" did not even stop to think about that. You would think at least Halkitis would, considering he married a doctor and would have access to greater insight here. Christie and company are killing this country. These junior achievers need to go!
So because they made that gross error in judgement twenty years ago, it's okay for you to do it now? You're telling me that you didn't learn anything from that mistake, but can quote it and use it to justify your actions now in the twenty first century? You are an utter disgrace, Mr. Christie. An embarrassment.
I suggest all media boycott Government House and anything having to do with this woman. It is also my hope that the Bahamian people's money does not go toward paying for anything for this woman, not her parties, her dom or anything that we are not privy to. They all forget that they are public servants and serve at our pleasure and not the other way around. Are you happy now Perry? So many of us want to forget the dismal piddling era and you bring it to us again and again. Go see Black Moses. You need a memory refresher.
They love to taunt and threaten, don't they? The time can't come soon enough for all you "honourable" individuals to fall deep into the cesspool you deserve to be in. This man has the audacity to look down on someone else? Bring them all down Rollins, and record everything in the event there are any adverse "suggestions" or consequences being hinted at. Enough is enough.
$100 million for BAMSI, $16 million to be borrowed for COB, $9 million for Carnival, $10 million (that's only the lil bit reported so far) that was stolen from PHA, $1 million for an opinion poll and this flipping government can't put out the money to repair the traffic lights? 98% of us don't have the luxury of outriders or police escorts to get around this lil island. How many have to have serious injury or die before this important issue is address. We are so sick of this mess! Perry and Co., you are a disgrace. a failure. Do the honorable thing and remove yourselves as the government for this country. All them years in politics and you people have no damn clue on how to govern. Mismanagement and misappropriation rule. For the love of God, country and the legal citizens and residents of our country, just go!!!
Congratulations, Mr. Christie. We are truly on a fast, one way trip into the hell you have created for us. Your legacy is assured. This is the icing on the cake.
These people really are clueless. Mr. Christie, your legacy is assured. the worst Prime Minister in Bahamian history. You will be remembered for your ineptness, the return of corruption on a mass scale, and the remarkable ability to take us all on a trip back in time, first to the Pindling era, and then further back, to the farming and fishing village we were prior to the sixties. Congratulations. Health care is an essential service, and you well know that public health care is already overburdened. DO NOT apply VAT here. Good Lord. research before you have us suffer any further. Lazy man.
Islandgirl says...
"Penalties for failing to register for VAT, said bccec ceo Edison Sumner, include “fines and possible imprisonment according to the legislation. Fines could be as high as $250,000 in monetary fines and it could carry prison terms for those not compliant with new registration, he added." Please remind us of what the penalties are for MPs for failure to disclose assets/financials? For insider trading? For squandering the public purse?
On Food stores to be policed over VAT price rises
Posted 18 November 2014, 2:34 p.m. Suggest removal
Islandgirl says...
This lady has a problem with dictatorship. The only monsters created here are the lack of enforcement of existing immigration laws after all these years, the conscienceless selling of status documents by persons in positions to provide them, the failure to ensure that persons born to illegal immigrants in this country be duly registered as Haitian citizens before they check out of the public hospitals ( I have always thought the Haitian ambassador should have an outlying office at PMH and RMH for this purpose, even before mother and child get to the Registrar General's office to register the birth), and the incorrect interpretation these people have of our Bahamian constitution. There is no birthright citizenship in the bahamas. Our laws clearly state who is entitled to this honour. These persons, born of illegals, are entitled to apply; apply, for consideration, not to automatically receive citizenship. To do otherwise would destroy our sovereignty and entire culture, which in fact their very presence already has. How can you come into another man's land and attempt to dictate like this? Return to Hispaniola and try that. Since this woman (reportedly) is a naturalized Bahamian citizen, she should do her best to promote the improvement of THIS country, rather than encourage the completion of its transformation into a Haitian outpost, which is what this particular class of immigrants is attempting to achieve.
On Haitian activist hits out at deportation policy
Posted 5 November 2014, 11:05 a.m. Suggest removal
Islandgirl says...
They seriously need to reconsider VAT on private health care. If public is free of VAT, then private should be also. When Bahamians go abroad to seek medical care, are they going to charge VAT on them when they return? Demand to see their bills to add the appropriate VAT when they re-enter the country? What about for tests not available in the public sector, which are referred to the private sector? Persons will die from inability to pay. Health care is an essential service., already expensive and about to get even further out of reach. Instead of the hours waiting to see a public doc, we can now look forward to days. I bet the "governing party" did not even stop to think about that. You would think at least Halkitis would, considering he married a doctor and would have access to greater insight here. Christie and company are killing this country. These junior achievers need to go!
On Turnquest: ‘Govt’s cookie cutter approach derailed VAT registration’
Posted 5 November 2014, 10:17 a.m. Suggest removal
Islandgirl says...
So because they made that gross error in judgement twenty years ago, it's okay for you to do it now? You're telling me that you didn't learn anything from that mistake, but can quote it and use it to justify your actions now in the twenty first century? You are an utter disgrace, Mr. Christie. An embarrassment.
On PM hits back at Symonette over sale of Hilton to Chinese firm
Posted 1 November 2014, 6:54 a.m. Suggest removal
Islandgirl says...
I suggest all media boycott Government House and anything having to do with this woman. It is also my hope that the Bahamian people's money does not go toward paying for anything for this woman, not her parties, her dom or anything that we are not privy to. They all forget that they are public servants and serve at our pleasure and not the other way around. Are you happy now Perry? So many of us want to forget the dismal piddling era and you bring it to us again and again. Go see Black Moses. You need a memory refresher.
On 'No interviews' rule marks a change for the Governor General
Posted 20 October 2014, 9:07 p.m. Suggest removal
Islandgirl says...
They love to taunt and threaten, don't they? The time can't come soon enough for all you "honourable" individuals to fall deep into the cesspool you deserve to be in. This man has the audacity to look down on someone else? Bring them all down Rollins, and record everything in the event there are any adverse "suggestions" or consequences being hinted at. Enough is enough.
On PLP Chairman taunts Rollins over LOI threat
Posted 17 October 2014, 5:24 p.m. Suggest removal
Islandgirl says...
$100 million for BAMSI, $16 million to be borrowed for COB, $9 million for Carnival, $10 million (that's only the lil bit reported so far) that was stolen from PHA, $1 million for an opinion poll and this flipping government can't put out the money to repair the traffic lights? 98% of us don't have the luxury of outriders or police escorts to get around this lil island. How many have to have serious injury or die before this important issue is address. We are so sick of this mess! Perry and Co., you are a disgrace. a failure. Do the honorable thing and remove yourselves as the government for this country. All them years in politics and you people have no damn clue on how to govern. Mismanagement and misappropriation rule. For the love of God, country and the legal citizens and residents of our country, just go!!!
On No funds to repair broken traffic lights
Posted 7 October 2014, 5:36 p.m. Suggest removal
Islandgirl says...
I'm still laughing. Perry or Brave?!? Ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!
On Ingraham chosen to lead election monitor group
Posted 7 October 2014, 5:23 p.m. Suggest removal
Islandgirl says...
Congratulations, Mr. Christie. We are truly on a fast, one way trip into the hell you have created for us. Your legacy is assured. This is the icing on the cake.
On QC pledges constitutional challenge to the VAT Bill
Posted 2 August 2014, 9:08 a.m. Suggest removal
Islandgirl says...
These people really are clueless. Mr. Christie, your legacy is assured. the worst Prime Minister in Bahamian history. You will be remembered for your ineptness, the return of corruption on a mass scale, and the remarkable ability to take us all on a trip back in time, first to the Pindling era, and then further back, to the farming and fishing village we were prior to the sixties. Congratulations. Health care is an essential service, and you well know that public health care is already overburdened. DO NOT apply VAT here. Good Lord. research before you have us suffer any further. Lazy man.
On Doctors chief: VAT policy 'another nail in coffin'
Posted 28 July 2014, 6:49 p.m. Suggest removal