Until they aren't.

Encourage FDI in the right sectors. All for investment in sensible companies with new innovative ideas that will help Bahamians. Drilling for oil is not one of them. So, in that respect you are right. I want to shut BPC out. All for compatible industries to our tourism and fisheries products. The tourists will come back. But, it seems you want to shut that option down. Are you really for The Bahamas, or just for yourself? It sure doesn't seem like you care much about what most Bahamians care about and depend upon to live. Just saying..............

They are still scheduled to drill. Who will be there to stop them?

Go away Columbo. Go away. You and your oil drilling rig, Go home.

"What is the problem? You appear too ignorant or too sold out to understand. Just another "deal" for you? Do you even visit The Bahamas?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrotrin…

https://oilnow.gy/tag/trinidad-oil-spil…

I am starting to understand you, Tal. A bit.

You are exactly right on this.

I agree with you on this.

First, stop arresting people and penalizing them. That's a start. The judges and cops who feel it is still necessary to arrest people and fine them for pot should see the light first. They manage to turn their heads from the many, many other law breaking activities in this country. Are they stuck in last century. The story above, which we are not allowed to comment on, of a man arrested and fined for marijuana is a case in point. "In response, Magistrate Ferguson-Pratt told Maycock she hoped the fact that he had to travel from Eleuthera to the capital to appear in court served as a “wake up call” for him. As a result, she fined the defendant $750 or three months in prison. I ask myself if it is the judge who needs the wake-up call. When people remain in places of power for too long they start believing in their own importance and infallibility.