This is really sad. Why would anyone running for political office allow themselves to be open to so much scrutiny knowing that the real picture is darkness. All of that money spent on lawyers for 16 years could have gone to the original amount. He should not have allowed this to get to court in the first place. Just pay in installments until the debt is gone. He keep lying to the public hoping that the truth never surface. This is not hearsay. The entire case before each court is available in courts documents online. It proves that he is a complusive liar and should never be trusted with anything in his ife time.

It is obvious that Lincoln Bain mouth is bigger than his wallet. He had to use two payments to make up $5,000. This dude is boke and bankrupt. No one with money would have allowed this matter to go this far.

There is always a Chicken Little when great things are about to happen.

This is great. We need the same thing happening on all of the developed Family Islands.

Now we know why he was promising everyone $100,000. That's because he needs it to pay off his debts.
No one with integrity would let this get this far. No one with money would let this get this far.
This guy is not fit for any public role.

Here are the solutions:
1. Privatize NIB.
2. Reduce staff and automate.
3. Move out of the big building and rent it to a government ministry that is currently paying rent elsewhere. They only need the sub-offices in the community.
4. Reduce the benefits by sending some to NHI.
5. Do a thorough independent analysis for surplus and investments.

The majority of those seeking asylum are people from the gay community trying to live in Canada.

The solution to this is an independent election commission like Britain and Barbados. They deal with all issues related to elections, campaign financing, and public declarations.

Darren Henfield should be ashamed of himself. He is a former defense force officer, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, and former Dorian survivor. He should have gotten advice from the Jamaican government on whether or not to continue with the travel arrangements. He is also a lawyer; there is something in law called force majeure. That is when an act of God causes the delay or cancellation of a contract. Even if they chose to continue with the wedding, they should have left at the earliest opportunity. The government is not obligated to pay their bills. The money should be refunded to the government at the earliest opportunity.

This is a move in the right direction. We must always find ways to decentralize government and give institutions the ability to raise and spend money. Self sufficiency and independence should be the goal.