Anyone who wouldn't want to "circumvent Bahamian courts" is a fool.
Just read the papers.
No further investigation needed.

So Tribune,
I "Tried Again Later" to read the story, "Everybody is Scared as Hell, on mounting Trump tariff confusion."
Where is the article?
Who killed it, and why?

Another reminder of why it is important for our PM and his climate change / sea level rise entourage to again travel the world demanding money from other people.
And, like the Rubis oil spill, only The People will suffer.

It is also useful to see the Zionist connection to all of this. From the words of Nelson Mandela to the mining operations in South Africa, nuclear program, and the holocaust happening in Gaza and the West Bank today, at present.

You are well informed and spot on.
Thank you for these comments.
All true.

Hey Tribune, should we ask why the article critical of trump and his tariff stupidity is not available?

Closer to home, we have AUTEC base in Fresh Creek and now new louder 2-rotor aircraft flying over our residential areas in Andros.
Not a peep from any of our elected officials.
Why not?
No backbones.
Our elected officials are puppets and useless for the Bahamian people.

And, what of the known and unknown environmental problems associated with AUTECin Andros.
By all accounts, we are not allowed to know what goes on there, and what they are dumping into our waters.
And, since we are cozying up to China, and China and the US are at odds, what are the implications for being a target in the middle.
Is it really worth it to have them here?

Probably the first time Bahamas Air has been on time for a flight.

Why does The Bahamas, a country of 400,00 people, the size of a city, spend so much money on political delegations to travel the world?
While the vast majority of this country's population lives near poverty.
One might suggest that a thinking individual would view access to reliable fresh water, reliable electricity, decent internet and phone access, freedom from violent crime, acceptable education, fair taxation, responsible financial behaviour, and a number of other issues which this government cannot seem to get a handle on, perhaps not even understand, would fall under the category of human rights, as well.
Our government officials, from top to bottom, appear to have absolutely no concern for the Bahamian people.