so what if they boycott - the FNM can continue to be corrupt and inefficient just fine without them. Pettiest politics I have ever seen. Amateurs. All of them.
considering the usual level of efficiency in Bahamian government and the whole ease of doing business thing, plus the interference from the christian council, if they work as hard as possible on this issue it would be ten to 15 years. And then they'll put together a committee to see if there is any medicinal value. In the meantime, people will still be smoking like they have for decades and the government will continue to loose out on tax and "pot tourism"
I hate to say it but this is how I view the entire Bahamian government. From Bahamas Air, to BEC to the immigration dept. - everything they touch turns into a disaster. Nothing the government has done in in the last 40 years or so makes me believe that it will ever change. Continued inefficiency and ineptness. Very sad to watch such a beautiful country continue to crumble and rust.
For the last two years the Web.com tour has opened it's season in Exuma and followed 2 weeks later in Abaco. While Tiger Woods won't be there and the TV ratings won't be as big, they have played the tournaments Saturday to Tuesday so as to not compete with the PGA. The opportunity for positive coverage is still there.
Personally I have no particular beef with any school, public or private. I have a problem with a nation D- average. I have a problem with an inept central government (who is ultimately responsible for our educational system) Why is it that time and again, year after, I read things like ''teachers waiting for pay" (or nurses etc) Inept and corrupt government over and over again. An uneducated youth is like "building you house on sand"
JackArawak says...
people say they are getting paid off......I don't think so, I think they are just that stupid
On Disney’s deal with all the trimmings
Posted 22 March 2019, 9:12 a.m. Suggest removal
JackArawak says...
so what if they boycott - the FNM can continue to be corrupt and inefficient just fine without them. Pettiest politics I have ever seen. Amateurs. All of them.
On PLP officials 'have not decided when they will end boycott'
Posted 23 February 2019, 7:30 a.m. Suggest removal
JackArawak says...
Develop an ''adventure park'' and call it ''Bahama Land''.
On GAME CHANGER: Cabinet studying ‘mega deal’ for port and Lucayan
Posted 6 February 2019, 9:48 a.m. Suggest removal
JackArawak says...
sadly, this is how I view the entire Bahamian government. Dysfunctional, rat infested and going downhill. I sincerely hope they prove me wrong.
On We gotta get out of this place
Posted 23 January 2019, 12:40 p.m. Suggest removal
JackArawak says...
considering the usual level of efficiency in Bahamian government and the whole ease of doing business thing, plus the interference from the christian council, if they work as hard as possible on this issue it would be ten to 15 years. And then they'll put together a committee to see if there is any medicinal value. In the meantime, people will still be smoking like they have for decades and the government will continue to loose out on tax and "pot tourism"
On Marijuana move could take years
Posted 17 January 2019, 11:30 a.m. Suggest removal
JackArawak says...
The government will continue to talk and the conch will disappear. Enjoy them now while you can.
On Conch crisis: We were warned
Posted 15 January 2019, 11:37 a.m. Suggest removal
JackArawak says...
thank you Clamshell, I never read his writing, too bad as he may have legitimate points to share.
On As another 100 migrants land in Exuma, PM warns: THEY’RE A THREAT TO OUR COUNTRY
Posted 7 January 2019, 2:26 p.m. Suggest removal
JackArawak says...
I hate to say it but this is how I view the entire Bahamian government. From Bahamas Air, to BEC to the immigration dept. - everything they touch turns into a disaster. Nothing the government has done in in the last 40 years or so makes me believe that it will ever change. Continued inefficiency and ineptness. Very sad to watch such a beautiful country continue to crumble and rust.
On EDITORIAL: If PMH is best – God help the rest
Posted 11 December 2018, 8:58 a.m. Suggest removal
JackArawak says...
For the last two years the Web.com tour has opened it's season in Exuma and followed 2 weeks later in Abaco. While Tiger Woods won't be there and the TV ratings won't be as big, they have played the tournaments Saturday to Tuesday so as to not compete with the PGA. The opportunity for positive coverage is still there.
On EDITORIAL: Tiger burned bright but we missed an opportunity
Posted 7 December 2018, 8:19 a.m. Suggest removal
JackArawak says...
Personally I have no particular beef with any school, public or private. I have a problem with a nation D- average. I have a problem with an inept central government (who is ultimately responsible for our educational system) Why is it that time and again, year after, I read things like ''teachers waiting for pay" (or nurses etc) Inept and corrupt government over and over again. An uneducated youth is like "building you house on sand"
On EDITORIAL: The Bahamian work force is today’s challenge
Posted 6 December 2018, 8:27 a.m. Suggest removal