Former Prime Minister Bruce Golding, knows, Jamaica’s campaign finance laws—governed largely by the Representation of the People Act and the Political Party Registration Act—face significant enforcement and structural challenges. Civil society groups, international monitors, and legal experts **continually cite (since 2014) a wide gap between legislation and actual compliance.** Only donations, exceeding $250,000 are required to reveal the donor's identity. A donor operating under 10 corporate names are exempted when combined $1 million in donations.
Oh yeah, early tell tell signs the yellahshirts' ran big on their **elusive** messaging 2026 campaign. Historically, evident - when their first big decision was to appoint an Historically greater numbers of yellahshirts' onto the Popoulaces'Purse...ahead paying a red penny towards our hospitals and clinics short paid Nurses salaries. Elusive, be hearing plenty more in days, weeks and months. They ran the right people for new and reappointments'.
@BahamaRed, from reading this article, isn't there more than the conviction makes this case is still about uncleared matters - remaining, which wasn't cleared-up. IF the plane is found to have entered US airspace/sea waters, his employer airline may now have a serious US problem? His employer, seems not have been contacted for comment? Whenever airport security is breached, tis a serious mattter of concern for whoever aiided in a breach. And, yes, drugs do destroy lives...of which many have deaded from --- Yes?
If I may have my say about Mr Munroe, is that he is a good, decent, trusted, honest, includin' as trusted advisor for consideration by any premiership, gentleman's whose hugely cut from legal cloth but not cut out for retail politicin'-who lost by razor thin margin votes in the historically UBP votin' constituency of Montagu, to the Redshirt's newcommer, the now to be House-seated, "the other" Lincoln-who is deservin' of a lookover as a potential name- should they go shoppin' for a Pintard replacement.
After serving his sentence, he returned to The Bahamas in 2011, where his US commercial pilots’ licence was converted to a Bahamian one **and he landed a job with Pineapple Air as a commercial pilot.
A likely challenger for leader of redshirts', just might be the slayer of Freetown's (historically Montagu an elite, steadfast stronghold for the United Bahamian Party) PLP's Wayne Munroe. The newly House Elected, the other "Lincoln" Deal, after securing 1,103 votes to defeat Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) candidate Wayne Munroe, who received 1,028.
An Exorcist who'd been retained post 2026 general election by one of the more recognized faces amongst the voters rejected 2026 redshirts' has said. Although they've had a couple of prevous clients where they saw the presence of evil that they could say with moral solitude, this is not mental. This was evil, I'd witnessed. On this occasion, swears how the former UBP fella-levitated clear up and remained hovering above the couch as he was praying for the evil to come outta them.
Little could've we've known, so many would engage in continuation after election talk, about the elevated COI as 2nd party to the governing party. Is it ok, I ask, why so many would still bother to engage-in, who gets to lead the 3rd redshirts', that movement with all the now discarded Pum Pums. Is it because of the "first and second to cross the Finish Line flawed rule?"
Little could've we've known, so many would engage in continuation after election talk, about the elevated COI as 2nd party to the governing party. Is it ok, I ask, why so many would still bother to engage-in, who gets to lead the 3rd redshirts', that movement with all the now discarded Pum Pums. Is it because of the "first and second to cross the Finish Line flawed rule?"
TalRussell says...
Former Prime Minister Bruce Golding, knows, Jamaica’s campaign finance laws—governed largely by the Representation of the People Act and the Political Party Registration Act—face significant enforcement and structural challenges. Civil society groups, international monitors, and legal experts **continually cite (since 2014) a wide gap between legislation and actual compliance.**
Only donations, exceeding $250,000 are required to reveal the donor's identity. A donor operating under 10 corporate names are exempted when combined $1 million in donations.
On Golding criticises lack of campaign finance laws
Posted 16 May 2026, 10:14 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Oh yeah, early tell tell signs the yellahshirts' ran big on their **elusive** messaging 2026 campaign. Historically, evident - when their first big decision was to appoint an Historically greater numbers of yellahshirts' onto the Popoulaces'Purse...ahead paying a red penny towards our hospitals and clinics short paid Nurses salaries. Elusive, be hearing plenty more in days, weeks and months.
They ran the right people for new and reappointments'.
On Davis names one of largest Cabinets in Bahamian history
Posted 16 May 2026, 6:47 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
@BahamaRed, from reading this article, isn't there more than the conviction makes this case is still about uncleared matters - remaining, which wasn't cleared-up.
IF the plane is found to have entered US airspace/sea waters, his employer airline may now have a serious US problem?
His employer, seems not have been contacted for comment?
Whenever airport security is breached, tis a serious mattter of concern for whoever aiided in a breach.
And, yes, drugs do destroy lives...of which many have deaded from --- Yes?
On None
Posted 15 May 2026, 2:09 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
If I may have my say about Mr Munroe, is that he is a good, decent, trusted, honest, includin' as trusted advisor for consideration by any premiership, gentleman's whose hugely cut from legal cloth but not cut out for retail politicin'-who lost by razor thin margin votes in the historically UBP votin' constituency of Montagu, to the Redshirt's newcommer, the now to be House-seated, "the other" Lincoln-who is deservin' of a lookover as a potential name- should they go shoppin' for a Pintard replacement.
On Munroe hints at govt return after losing Freetown seat
Posted 15 May 2026, 12:52 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
After serving his sentence, he returned to The Bahamas in 2011, where his US commercial pilots’ licence was converted to a Bahamian one **and he landed a job with Pineapple Air as a commercial pilot.
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On None
Posted 15 May 2026, 11:58 a.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
@MommyDeddie, speak son to get his highly intelligent (abbreviated to the bones) take on the Coalition of Independents (COI)?
On Voter turnout voter turnout a ‘tragic’ 58%
Posted 14 May 2026, 10:14 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
A likely challenger for leader of redshirts', just might be the slayer of Freetown's (historically Montagu an elite, steadfast stronghold for the United Bahamian Party) PLP's Wayne Munroe.
The newly House Elected, the other "Lincoln" Deal, after securing 1,103 votes to defeat Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) candidate Wayne Munroe, who received 1,028.
On Voter turnout voter turnout a ‘tragic’ 58%
Posted 14 May 2026, 8:52 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
An Exorcist who'd been retained post 2026 general election by one of the more recognized faces amongst the voters rejected 2026 redshirts' has said.
Although they've had a couple of prevous clients where they saw the presence of evil that they could say with moral solitude, this is not mental. This was evil, I'd witnessed.
On this occasion, swears how the former UBP fella-levitated clear up and remained hovering above the couch as he was praying for the evil to come outta them.
On Election of nine women shows real progress, says former MP
Posted 14 May 2026, 6:58 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Little could've we've known, so many would engage in continuation after election talk, about the elevated COI as 2nd party to the governing party. Is it ok, I ask, why so many would still bother to engage-in, who gets to lead the 3rd redshirts', that movement with all the now discarded Pum Pums.
Is it because of the "first and second to cross the Finish Line flawed rule?"
On Incumbents see vote totals rise as COI support surges at polls
Posted 14 May 2026, 4:26 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Little could've we've known, so many would engage in continuation after election talk, about the elevated COI as 2nd party to the governing party. Is it ok, I ask, why so many would still bother to engage-in, who gets to lead the 3rd redshirts', that movement with all the now discarded Pum Pums.
Is it because of the "first and second to cross the Finish Line flawed rule?"
On COI plays major election spoiler as Bain falls short in Pinewood
Posted 14 May 2026, 3:59 p.m. Suggest removal