The roof, tge roof, thr roof is on fire! We don’t need no water let the .., someone just signed a $4 million contract to fix it !

JDL Cargo Management

When it is revealed what the reporter was getting at with Simon Wilson and the alleged deal he made with JDL, you will understand why Simon Wilson run hot. An apparent deal involving millions of dollars that Bahamians taxpayers will apparently pay for.

It’s JDL not BPL

Telling someone they ‘lied’ is not calling them a ‘liar’. And this government has been severely disjointed for some time when is comes to giving accurate and factual and reliable and correlated information. From BPL and who is responsible for the fuel hedging sags ti NIB and it’s rate increases, to the sovereign wealth fund and why it was made the country’s most guarded secret. Too much he say, she say and I didn’t say. Three years in, get your stories right or your lies to make sense! You supposed to be a senior official and disrupt a whole press conference and challenge a report to a duel.

This government is so disjointed… so out of touch with reality. So un believing on many points. And Simon Wilson acting like he never been fired or even caught nip in questionable circumstances

Bullshyt. The man clearly stated that the information Wilson gave at the last press conference Beas not factual and proven to be different from the information Wilson gave the press. Wilson had opportunity to clarify what was said and what was actually happening ( in reference to BPL) but instead he chose to get physically offensive. He wasn’t gonna hit me Jack! At least not the first blow

Bahamians are looking for tax relief

Firstly, the BPL saga sucked all the hopes and aspirations of many businesses seeing a profit last year or even breaking even. Many retail businesses have not realized a profit since 2008 and seems every year there’s either increasing expenses or some competition in the market that erodes profit. Online shopping with it’s unfair advantages, for example has controlled the market for at least a decade. But guess what? Despite having advantages, consumers are realizing that online shopping is not cheap. And online companies, like Amazon are not only finding it difficult to continue services at a low cost, but competition from Chinese companies are eroding their market share and comp. Consumers are going back to brick and mortar stores. Hopefully there will be some more local shopping in The Bahamas. Government must do more to support local businesses and make them more competitive

A lot of hype about marijuana will fall away once the sinister hype around it is removed.