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JohnQ says...

Laughable. "the government determined that the accumulated balances were caused by circumstances beyond consumers’ control and decided to absorb eligible balances".

On Grand Cay BPL bills wiped ahead of vote

Posted 29 April 2026, 3:35 p.m. Suggest removal

JohnQ says...

A known thug who lived by violence and died by violence. Does anyone really think this a surprise? Law abiding Bahamian citizens are prevented from taking measures to protect themselves and their property, while thugs run the streets apparently without any regard to the consequences.

JohnQ says...

Marvin Dames is on the low down right now. Malcolm Goodman is about to learn the prosecutions options. What would you do?

JohnQ says...

LOL! Poor Charlie.

JohnQ says...

Police thugs out on the street doing what comes naturally to them. The "code of the west" comes into play........police feel empowered to act like thugs because they know they can get cover by their brothers with a badge and a gun.

On US calls for justice without delay

Posted 24 March 2026, 7:01 p.m. Suggest removal

JohnQ says...

A pathetic example of failed leadership.

JohnQ says...

The lack of consistent basic services such as; fire and rescue services, safe and reliable electrical grid, reliable water and sewer systems, modern healthcare facilities, and up to date transportation facilities, raises serious questions about the feasibility of such a project.

It is difficult to envision such a proposal when we struggle to provide and maintain the basics currently.

JohnQ says...

Utter nonsense. The Tribune can do much better than Charlie Harper.

JohnQ says...

Well said, and I would add that it all starts in the home. Two parents in the home matter. Raising children to become law abiding, productive, and honest citizens requires mom and dad to be in the home, and setting the example. Numerous studies support this basic equation.

JohnQ says...

"Out on bail for murder". Really.

On Two men killed in Eleuthera shooting

Posted 24 February 2026, 6:55 p.m. Suggest removal