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MonkeeDoo says...

Who in the Bahamas would trust John Rolle. Everything is ticketyboo my arse !!!

MonkeeDoo says...

JohnDoe: I believe this arises because they have "invested the peoples money" in known poor or ruinous investments. The investment committee members of NIB should be prosecuted for theft !!!! And jailed ! These decisions will deprive Bahamian workers of their pension savings. This is criminal JohnDoe !!!

On NIB creates new fears of ‘fiscal crisis’

Posted 27 December 2016, 10:11 p.m. Suggest removal

MonkeeDoo says...

He was boood out of Kelly's Home Centre by customers. !!! Time is up !

MonkeeDoo says...

If the PLP wins the general it will be like a mass murderer getting off on a technicality. We all need to be able to line up behind someone. We March sounds good to me.

MonkeeDoo says...

Our Government are just like hard headed children. You tell them "don't do that, don't do that" and when the do it next time they get a cut ass. Christie don't need a cut ass he know's he is a total and absolute failure.

On NIB creates new fears of ‘fiscal crisis’

Posted 23 December 2016, 3:58 p.m. Suggest removal

MonkeeDoo says...

http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2016…

That Blue Marlin that we love to flash will be like the Jamaican Dollar and we will need 100 marlins to get a single US dollar. It is over for this country now. The NIB execs and the Christie Cabinet should be jailed for criminal negligence !

On NIB creates new fears of ‘fiscal crisis’

Posted 23 December 2016, 3:56 p.m. Suggest removal

MonkeeDoo says...

Sir Durward should have declined them using his name. Hydraulic malfunction ? Likely a brain fart !

MonkeeDoo says...

It is as if Christie & Co think the Bahamas is a new Monopoly Game. They bankrupt the country and Christie still thinks he should be the next PM. The next Government had best have a full inquiry into how Christie, Halkitis, Davis and Maynard Gibson were able to completely run us out of business. Moody won't be far behind and after that its Hello IMF here is the situation.

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MonkeeDoo says...

Happy Christmas ???? We already have a banking crisis due to real estate values and marketability being zilch. Now Bahamians with any amount of cash will wake up to find it can only buy half of what it could buy yesterday. Not only that but the capital market ( BISX ) will also founder because the shares that you have will only be worth half of what they were worth the day before. And if anyone thinks that the Government Members will be in the same boat you can forget that now. Their money is already outside the Bahamas in US Dollars. Why does anyone think that they prefer to contract with foreign suppliers ? Eight million dollars for a piece of software for Road Traffic ? There is no way in hell that it could cost that much. So who got the handshake ? Hanna Martin no doubt.

On Govt slams S&P for ignoring $1bn Baha Mar impact

Posted 22 December 2016, 12:36 p.m. Suggest removal

MonkeeDoo says...

The Government is not going to rein in spending until they have to ask the IMF for a bailout. That is when Asa Pritchard and other wholesalers can no longer get foreign currency to but grits and corned beef. This is nothing new - Jamaica has gone through the same thing. Can anyone imagine a Blue Marlin worth less that I red US cent. Coming to an island near you soon for being so fu....g stupid,

*Continue depreciation of JMD, says IMF - McPherse Thompson Assistant Editor - Business
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said Jamaica's commitment to continued depreciation of the exchange rate will be crucial to maintain competitiveness in the face of large inflation differential with the country's trading partners.
The advice was made by the IMF staff team which undertook the last quarterly review of Jamaica's economic support programme and contained in a report to the executive board which met in September and approved the ninth review.
The Jamaican dollar traded above $119 to the US dollar for the first time on Tuesday and has since continued on its march towards $120.*