Customs staff these are the same fellows who were encouraging you to have sick-outs etc and put your jobs at risk with their big talk and promises. Like the old people always say, "big talk don't hurt your mouth". Once again these fellows have proven that big talk is the best of them.

It would seem to me that the root issue appears to be the very appointments of the PM. Specifically, the process and manner in which the fit and proper test was applied to the appointments of Moss and Patrick Davis, particularly if it turns out to be accurate that Moss represented Davis in prior criminal proceedings. Talk about a whopper of a conflict of interest. Further, the anecdotal evidence crowning the PM of knowledge of these serious matters as early as four months ago and his apparant inaction does very little to contradict his image as a know nothing, do nothing always late leader. Mr. PM I pulling for you but it really look like this one could get a lot worse for you if you do not act decisively.

Well now we all know why he wanted to get Cargill out of NIB so bad and fast. He wants to get his hands deeper in that cookie jar. From Cargill's writ and the other information that is now coming out serious questions must be raised not only about the integrity of the actions of the NIB board and Shane Gibson, but also about the due diligence that the PM did on these persons. I don't know Cargill, but I can say that in my view for the first time that I can remember NIB was being operated as a professional institution under Cargill. Believe in Bahamians- what a joke and we just in the first year.