These people are professionals. They have access to a number of databases like NIB, Passport, Voter Register, etc. They are able to cross-reference information to get a complete picture.

So let me see if I get this right. They applied to the Police in Miami to demonstrate but don't want to apply to the Bahamian Police to demonstrate. Then they talk about their rights. They threaten to knock down the shanty town and give the people 15 minutes to leave not knowing the proper procedures then claim Police harassment. They rent 20 rooms at BahaMar to gain access to the caricom leaders to let them know that Brave doesn't represent us. But claim their constitutional rights were violated. Nothing they say or do makes sense yet ignorant people are falling for their stupid games. They are domestic terrorists and should be treated as such.

I hope the Bank of The Bahamas set up a branch in Long Island to facilitate the economic activities that will happen there.

The problem is that governments all around the world should not micromanage government corporations. Politicians are not good business people. There are few public corporations anywhere in the world that are profitable or operating efficiently. The best long-term solution is to put them all in a position to be privatized and then do it as soon as possible. BPL needs to break up into two companies: generation and distribution. It should be in a ratio like BTC of 49%,49%, and 2%. The government historically bail out State Owned Enterprises at around $400 million annually. This is money that could have been used for more productive purposes. Instead; bad management, political meddling, inefficiency and other negatives are rewarded. This has to stop.

Tourists travel around the world to see different food, festivals, cultures and things unique to that place. It is ridiculous to bring what they have at home over here. Do you really think that people will come here to see a Broadway show? Bahamian culture is dying because we do not accept it and then develop a dislike for it. Everywhere you go in the country, you hear everyone else music but not our own. Bahamians are ashamed to be Bahamian and it will only get worst.

First, we need to map out what is public and what is private. Then, we need to map out the access points. Then we need to identify and create adequate parking. This needs to be done on every island in the country.

It is amazing that this case made it to trial. A total waste of court time. there has to be a way to prevent issues like these from moving forward.

Bahamian people are too small-minded. Drill baby drill.

This is a great plan. It is a win, win for all. The money wasted on North Abaco harbour should have been placed on expanding Marsh Harbour. Now is the time to get it right.

Here we go again and again. More title issues that take years to resolve. This is the number one thing holding this country back. The solution is so simple - a blockchain land registry.