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Proguing says...

The Bahamas has to prioritize between cruise visitors and land-based visitors. Personally, I believe that the most beautiful spots in the Bahamas should be reserved for Bahamians and land-based tourists, not for cruise tourists.

Proguing says...

Bahama7 get an honest paying job, before your employer goes bankrupt.

Proguing says...

Looks like BPC is in total panic mode with the widespread opposition they are facing. Interesting to note that they are spending their money on a "sophisticated data analysis firm" and propaganda for their failing oil drilling project. If you are a shareholder, you should be very concerned at this point.

Proguing says...

Minnis is now left with two choices. Either do what Christie did with the South Korean fishing boats in Andros, or call a national referendum on oil drilling in the Bahamas.

Proguing says...

The only supporters of this oil project are those on the payroll of BPC and its shareholders

On Go home, BPC, you’re not wanted

Posted 2 December 2020, 7:49 a.m. Suggest removal

Proguing says...

Better get used to these number with Biden opening up Cuba

Proguing says...

Well which country do we resemble most?

Proguing says...

Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis told reporters Monday that public schools will remain open despite the parabolic rise in COVID-19 cases, according to AP News.

DeSantis strongly argued against lockdowns and stated they do not work:

"Closing schools due to coronavirus is probably the biggest public health blunder in modern American history," the governor said at a news conference.

"People who advocate closing schools for virus mitigation are effectively today's flat-earthers."

On Emergency orders to be eased on Eleuthera

Posted 1 December 2020, 2:04 p.m. Suggest removal

Proguing says...

When will the government learn not to get into the hotel business?

On Grand Lucayan deal woe as February reopen eyed

Posted 1 December 2020, 11:19 a.m. Suggest removal

Proguing says...

Juan Pablo Pérez Alfonso, a founder of OPEC, and former Venezuelan oil minister said: “I call petroleum the devil's excrement. It brings trouble...Look at this locura—waste, corruption, consumption, our public services falling apart. And debt, debt we shall have for years.”