73% of the people that own the company voted, it was vetted by an independent committee, the shareholders that did not vote for the deal did not vote against it. Why would anyone be against it exactly if you do not hold shares? The logic eludes me greatly.
The money is going to certain people, certain people that own certain companies that the shareholders of Cable Bahamas wish to purchase. This deal has been vetted by BISX, the Central Bank, the FCC and god knows how many agencies, do you think everybody missed this "underhanded deal" that is suppose to be happening?
Here is another possible scenario, "Bahamians should know their place, don't try to go beyond the Bahamas, after all we are just Bahamians, let's not get to full of ourselves. Only Americans and Chinese should expand outside of their countries boundaries, not Bahamians, we are not smart enough, we are not good enough" Black crab syndrome is alive and well in the Bahamas. SMH
Teller says...
73% of the people that own the company voted, it was vetted by an independent committee, the shareholders that did not vote for the deal did not vote against it. Why would anyone be against it exactly if you do not hold shares? The logic eludes me greatly.
The money is going to certain people, certain people that own certain companies that the shareholders of Cable Bahamas wish to purchase. This deal has been vetted by BISX, the Central Bank, the FCC and god knows how many agencies, do you think everybody missed this "underhanded deal" that is suppose to be happening?
Here is another possible scenario, "Bahamians should know their place, don't try to go beyond the Bahamas, after all we are just Bahamians, let's not get to full of ourselves. Only Americans and Chinese should expand outside of their countries boundaries, not Bahamians, we are not smart enough, we are not good enough" Black crab syndrome is alive and well in the Bahamas. SMH
On NIB 'embarrassment' on $100m Cable deals
Posted 3 August 2013, 12:56 a.m. Suggest removal