Banking, as we know it today, is a criminal enterprise.
The idea that there is a such thing as a rich banker is ludicrous.
Financial expert?
Please!
Will there be country for our children here in The Bahamas?
Likely not.
The financiers and their politician friends have assured us of that.
And, we call ourselves Christians.
We the money changers and venerated merchants.
Good thing most of us read at a third grade level.

Yes, something has changed Dr. McCartney.
The names.
Rotten to the core, from the PM on down.

Try education. The only thing that improves a populace. Try some yourself Don. Quit your tax nonsense. That is proof positive of ignorance.

You are correct. Darville is a shady politician. Words mean nothing to these people.
Education is the answer to most of our social problems.
But, if we had a moderately educated populace would we continue to put up with the likes of a Darville?
Of course not.
Our food sucks, just like our politicians. They go hand in hand.

Our country's motto for a bright future could simply be to our political leadership, "Please Stop Stealing From Us."
This present PLP administration is a particular stain on the soul of this nation..

I agreed with Minnis on all except a few points.
The Prime Minister does not work for the Bahamian people.
He acts like a king and weasels his way out of far too much wrong doing by his administration.
Do the Bahamian people lack memory. or intelligence?
What is Jerome Fitzgerald doing anywhere near the people's business.
Does nobody read the papers?
Is it not clear that this whole administration lacks the moral fortitude to be in charge of anything?
I guess we get what we deserve.
The present administration is an embarrassment to common decency.

How do we even know if this government was already paid off?
When has this government ever, ever been transparent?

I believe you are right.

Yes. The murder has been committed, so just stop birdie. It's over.
Great thinking.

The only real job opportunities lie outside The Bahamas.
Get your kids out of here so they can see what the real world looks like.
There are places that encourage learning, are friendly, and truly want the best for young people.
The Bahamas is not that place.
We do not encourage each other, we place little value on education, and dishonesty and corruption seem to rule the day.
Sad to have to say that, but just read the papers and look at who runs this country.
Any more questions?