Whether or not he was in from the beginning, I figured those security agencies would be rubbing their hands at the opportunity to get an insider working for them. But after hearing that he wasnt smart enough to buy proper credit mgmt software I'm not so certain what kind of analytics they're going to get. And Wang might be the real genius anyway
OMG The more I read the scarier this story got and for all the wrong reasons
"*. I think we **might** have gotten paid*"
"*.**didn’t even know** we were doing any business with them.*"
"*Simon Wilson, the Ministry of Finance’s financial secretary, yesterday said he has “**no idea**" how much FTX owes the Government in outstanding taxes*"
'*any business with it and this has to be a mistake.
“*I got a letter from them, but we never did any services for them. I **don’t know how** we got on their list.*"
"*Bahamas Battery and Tyre representative said: “It was a very small amount, but they paid us off in full. It was probably around $1,000. **It wasn’t much.***" Dat een what dey tell me when I trying to buy a 100 dollar battery!?!?
"*Nkosi Symonette, owner/operator of Sign Island, said that while not owed monies by FTX her company did work for the failed crypto exchange in the past. “They were **not a huge contributor.** It was nothing major at all*"
I coming now, I only need a 300 screen print made up... *nothing major*. I hope I could get a 8 month extension on any payment
"*Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis said the crisis in Haiti poses a substantial threat to The Bahamas due to an increase in irregular migration*"
**"*Substantial threat**?*" then as requested, here's one of the things we can do that we havent tried already, With **immediate** effect **introduce a policy as allowed by the constitution that children born in the Bahamas where both parents are not Bahamian or either parent has illegal status, do NOT have the right to apply for citizenship.** The constitution allows for this policy change in plain language *in the interest of national security*. **Reinforce the policy that work permit violators must resolve issues from outside the country.** These will send a strong signal on what is allowed.
As to the need for migrant workers. **Perform a census**. Anyone who needs a migrant worker provides proof of the need and workers are regularized through legal permitting process. There must be evidence that work is being performed as nd accept as ble living conditions. Most if these are construction jobs? Well build housing for your workers, with maintenance plans
We know one of the reasons employers might not legally process migrants is cost. So it is **better to keep that permit cost low than to have the current situation.** And of course we are only talking about menial labour. I'd say 50 dollars per person or less. Excluded from this would be jobs Bahamians are actively seeking employment in and for which there is an adequate supply of nationals. **Foreign executives and professionals dont need a reduced rate**.
They likely dont have as choice, if the Haiti airport isnt functional, no flights can go anyway.
If the UN is looking for a place for the Haitian community they can try Bermuda which only has 60 000 people or Florida both of which are situated economically in a better position than the Bahamas. France is also an option, they can absorb the numbers. Nobody can believe the Bahamas in its depressed state with crumbling health care, education and infrastructure can take on more migrants
And after all the bowing they did to get Sunwing back... I suppose we could lose Delta American and Jet Blue... maybe Cuba or Bermuda needs more flights
Trumps staff have basically said he was unhinged. An unhinged leader with access to nuclear weapons is the worst thing for said country and the world since Adolf Hitler
ThisIsOurs says...
Who loved Xi more than Trump?
On UPDATED: All seven Bahamian diplomats airlifted out of Haiti
Posted 28 January 2023, 3:04 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Trump was unhinged
On UPDATED: All seven Bahamian diplomats airlifted out of Haiti
Posted 28 January 2023, 3:03 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Whether or not he was in from the beginning, I figured those security agencies would be rubbing their hands at the opportunity to get an insider working for them. But after hearing that he wasnt smart enough to buy proper credit mgmt software I'm not so certain what kind of analytics they're going to get. And Wang might be the real genius anyway
On FTX’s Bahamas creditors say minimal sums owed
Posted 28 January 2023, 11:12 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
OMG The more I read the scarier this story got and for all the wrong reasons
"*. I think we **might** have gotten paid*"
"*.**didn’t even know** we were doing any business with them.*"
"*Simon Wilson, the Ministry of Finance’s financial secretary, yesterday said he has “**no idea**" how much FTX owes the Government in outstanding taxes*"
'*any business with it and this has to be a mistake.
“*I got a letter from them, but we never did any services for them. I **don’t know how** we got on their list.*"
"*Bahamas Battery and Tyre representative said: “It was a very small amount, but they paid us off in full. It was probably around $1,000. **It wasn’t much.***"
Dat een what dey tell me when I trying to buy a 100 dollar battery!?!?
"*Nkosi Symonette, owner/operator of Sign Island, said that while not owed monies by FTX her company did work for the failed crypto exchange in the past. “They were **not a huge contributor.** It was nothing major at all*"
I coming now, I only need a 300 screen print made up... *nothing major*. I hope I could get a 8 month extension on any payment
On FTX’s Bahamas creditors say minimal sums owed
Posted 28 January 2023, 11:08 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Ah so leadership did change... something seems off...
On Gov’t warns US airlines: ‘You won’t bully Bahamas’
Posted 28 January 2023, 10:55 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis said the crisis in Haiti poses a substantial threat to The Bahamas due to an increase in irregular migration*"
**"*Substantial threat**?*" then as requested, here's one of the things we can do that we havent tried already, With **immediate** effect **introduce a policy as allowed by the constitution that children born in the Bahamas where both parents are not Bahamian or either parent has illegal status, do NOT have the right to apply for citizenship.** The constitution allows for this policy change in plain language *in the interest of national security*. **Reinforce the policy that work permit violators must resolve issues from outside the country.** These will send a strong signal on what is allowed.
As to the need for migrant workers. **Perform a census**. Anyone who needs a migrant worker provides proof of the need and workers are regularized through legal permitting process. There must be evidence that work is being performed as nd accept as ble living conditions. Most if these are construction jobs? Well build housing for your workers, with maintenance plans
We know one of the reasons employers might not legally process migrants is cost. So it is **better to keep that permit cost low than to have the current situation.** And of course we are only talking about menial labour. I'd say 50 dollars per person or less. Excluded from this would be jobs Bahamians are actively seeking employment in and for which there is an adequate supply of nationals. **Foreign executives and professionals dont need a reduced rate**.
On Bell resists UN call to suspend deportations to Haiti as situation spirals out of control
Posted 28 January 2023, 2:15 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
They likely dont have as choice, if the Haiti airport isnt functional, no flights can go anyway.
If the UN is looking for a place for the Haitian community they can try Bermuda which only has 60 000 people or Florida both of which are situated economically in a better position than the Bahamas. France is also an option, they can absorb the numbers. Nobody can believe the Bahamas in its depressed state with crumbling health care, education and infrastructure can take on more migrants
On Bell resists UN call to suspend deportations to Haiti as situation spirals out of control
Posted 28 January 2023, 1:56 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
You dont have to modify anything. The order said no NEW structures. Anything that was built in violation of the order can be torn down
On ‘We’ll seek to modify shanty town court order’
Posted 27 January 2023, 3:42 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
And after all the bowing they did to get Sunwing back... I suppose we could lose Delta American and Jet Blue... maybe Cuba or Bermuda needs more flights
On Gov’t warns US airlines: ‘You won’t bully Bahamas’
Posted 27 January 2023, 3:38 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Trumps staff have basically said he was unhinged. An unhinged leader with access to nuclear weapons is the worst thing for said country and the world since Adolf Hitler
On UPDATED: All seven Bahamian diplomats airlifted out of Haiti
Posted 27 January 2023, 10:56 a.m. Suggest removal