this man is a QC so one would expect better, even though it is a political event where he put on this display.. those folks in the UK who receive names for various honours sent by 3rd world governments including ours, need to vet them thoroughly so that the honour system does not fall into disrepute. This display of public demeanor is insulting to fellow QCs i would think.. what a shame.. i guess bible prophecy has to be fulfilled though and certainly what we are seeing and hearing recently supports that we are indeed in the last days...
we have become immuned to what corruption is because it has been a part of government since as far as anybody can remember.. so what others might call corrupt, we consider as 'thats the way it is'... doesn't say much about us as a people unfortunately. mind you we are not alone, the Americans, Koreans, French, etc., are also corrupt, but at least they enforce penalties when revealed. thats where we are lacking...
like all fascist governments, no doubt there are persons employed whose only duties on a daily basis include scouring all the rules, regulations and laws that are never enforced, then use them as a pretense to obtain information they would otherwise have no valid reason to request.
matters resolved with a gun to the head of gov't is more like it. seems more like being held for ransom not negotiation. no wonder $7.0bil in debt and climbing..
if proven, what a classic example of corruption. How ironic that the man who saw no problem reading other people's email, may now become a victim of his own methods. everlasting thanks be to God that what goes around, comes around.
the 'sick out' is a poorly disguised and cowardly form of industrial action. have some balls man.. take a strike vote and walk if u believe in what u are doing. equally, the employer should then be able to do whatever suits him in response.
why is government adding to the national debt by compensating policy holders of a failed private company? suppose i invest in a private company and make a bunch of money as a shareholder, in line with this thinking should i share that with government?
Socrates says...
Fitzgerald says he didn't get any business despite the lobbying.. does that make it okay then? if i kill someone but dont get caught, is it okay?
On Jerome: My family’s firm was at Baha Mar
Posted 23 April 2017, 12:01 p.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
this man is a QC so one would expect better, even though it is a political event where he put on this display.. those folks in the UK who receive names for various honours sent by 3rd world governments including ours, need to vet them thoroughly so that the honour system does not fall into disrepute. This display of public demeanor is insulting to fellow QCs i would think.. what a shame.. i guess bible prophecy has to be fulfilled though and certainly what we are seeing and hearing recently supports that we are indeed in the last days...
On Munroe says to ‘aim low’ and ‘cuss out’ opponents
Posted 22 April 2017, 4:34 a.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
i hope everybody has good IT security on their computers coz i figure the secretive NIA will be very busy leading up to 10 May....
On PLP Chairman pledges to drop 'bombshells' about FNM candidates
Posted 22 April 2017, 4:13 a.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
we have become immuned to what corruption is because it has been a part of government since as far as anybody can remember.. so what others might call corrupt, we consider as 'thats the way it is'... doesn't say much about us as a people unfortunately. mind you we are not alone, the Americans, Koreans, French, etc., are also corrupt, but at least they enforce penalties when revealed. thats where we are lacking...
On PM refuses Fitzgerald questions at Baha Mar ribbon cutting
Posted 22 April 2017, 4:09 a.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
like all fascist governments, no doubt there are persons employed whose only duties on a daily basis include scouring all the rules, regulations and laws that are never enforced, then use them as a pretense to obtain information they would otherwise have no valid reason to request.
On Registrar General denies targeting Save the Bays
Posted 21 April 2017, 9:50 a.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
matters resolved with a gun to the head of gov't is more like it. seems more like being held for ransom not negotiation. no wonder $7.0bil in debt and climbing..
On Air Traffic sick-out: 19 matters resolved
Posted 21 April 2017, 9:42 a.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
boy Peet is finding out the hard way that in politics you have no friends.. its every man for himself...
On Roberts: Peet a ‘political enemy’ for Andros bid
Posted 20 April 2017, 2:34 p.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
if proven, what a classic example of corruption. How ironic that the man who saw no problem reading other people's email, may now become a victim of his own methods. everlasting thanks be to God that what goes around, comes around.
On TRIBUNE EXCLUSIVE: Fitzgerald sought millions from Baha Mar
Posted 20 April 2017, 11:22 a.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
the 'sick out' is a poorly disguised and cowardly form of industrial action. have some balls man.. take a strike vote and walk if u believe in what u are doing. equally, the employer should then be able to do whatever suits him in response.
On Minister silent on disciplinary action for air traffic sick out
Posted 19 April 2017, 10:14 p.m. Suggest removal
Socrates says...
why is government adding to the national debt by compensating policy holders of a failed private company? suppose i invest in a private company and make a bunch of money as a shareholder, in line with this thinking should i share that with government?
On ‘Something better than nothing’, says victim of CLICO
Posted 19 April 2017, 10:09 p.m. Suggest removal