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ThisIsOurs says...

Wasnt it Dr Minnis who responded, ~"*who doesnt know that/what's new?*" when asked if he was aware that Krueuger had been charged with fraud by the SEC? One commentator then suggested past failure doesnt stop you from succeeding. True!..., but this guy appears to have been a special case. If he was acting as strangely as he did in public, forging signatures in the highest office, one only has to wonder what eyebrows he should have raised by his actions behind closed doors

ThisIsOurs says...

I wonder when Chester Cooper will drop the next bombshell, for security reasons, no black Bahamians allowed. Ho I ti

ThisIsOurs says...

**We have no vision.**

When home porting was the it thing everybody was running behind the cruise ships with glee urging Bahamians to get ready for this grand opportunity, get your business ideas together they said. But, it was clear as day that the only reason the cruise ships decided to come here was to avoid strict COVID protocols in Florida. And no matter how you looked at it, getting chosen because they thought we'd be *dumb enough to let more delta variant infected tourists in*, to *this wont last too long*, it was a hare brained strategy

Next came the cruise port and the town was once again rbuzzing with excitement. It was going to have the bells and whistles, feature all the best aspects of Bahamian culture, and the piece de resistance, a grand junkanoo museum, curated by the best. Yaay... But wait a second..., if it had all the best aspects of Bahamian culture and sat right beside the cruise ship, why would anyone venture any further. This is **exactly** the same issue that everyone has with RCI. It was as clear to me then as it is now. But when you brought it up two years ago, asking, at minimum, why did the govt allow a junkanoo museum in the port? your questions were brushed aside with this will be great for the economy!

We have no vision

This is why we get snookered by the shiesters who see our regulatory regime and our politicians for what they are. And they portray them as such in the movies. Overweight, dumb and corrupt showered in unearned substanceless trappings of wealth.

**And when we do what we do, how can we complain? *Islands for sale*... check the real estate section**

ThisIsOurs says...

"*The police should deal with any cases they see before someone gets hurt*"

If the commissioner had come into office and done nothing but address the road traffic problems, which are not difficult to fix, even by brute force, but with some vision exceedingly easy to fix, he could have had overwhelming public support. Its mind boggling that they have not addressed the problem of running red lights in 2 years, not even tried. Does someone needs the problem in order to justify a contract?

ThisIsOurs says...

"* “What he has to appreciate that RCL Royal Caribbean they already own several acres there – they’re developing on their own land.*"

Where in The Bahamas can anyone other than Nygard (and the shanty town residents) do whatever they feel like on land that's "*theirs*"?

ThisIsOurs says...

"*Propelled by the pandemic, bankers, consumers and retailers have been moving away from manual processes and cash payments towards using technology and digital forms of payment*"

You forced this on your clients but failed to upgrade your infrastructure for all the clients forced to use the mechanisms. The machines are frequently out of cash, out of order and eating cards, not to mention all the instances of fraudulent activity and the continued nonsensical practice of cashiers through the country writing Id numbers on receipts. Also the unacceptable delay for deposits to be reflected.

Why do we always whitewash data? Digitization is a good thing if done for the right reasons and executed in an orderly fashion

ThisIsOurs says...

"*Mr Krieger confirmed he was also named as a defendant in a legal action filed in 2013 by the Bahamas-based judicial manager for a sister company of the insolvent insurer, CLICO (Bahamas).*"

On Oban’s investors hit by $5m ‘fraud’

Posted 20 March 2023, 12:57 p.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

This is why character counts. Now we need to find out why Minnis went on a one man campaign to ensure this Oban project got environmental approval down to stripping MPs of their responsibility so every aspect of the project would be under his control.

Then we need to ask, exactly what protection does an EIA give to the hiers and successors of it can be so easily manipulated, and what does this mean for RCI?

On Oban’s investors hit by $5m ‘fraud’

Posted 20 March 2023, 12:51 p.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

*Promiscuity*... *permiscuity* would probably be a bad hair day

On Promiscuity is to be lauded?

Posted 19 March 2023, 7:08 a.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

Trying to figure out where the article came from, seems odd. Maybe from one of those Jerry Springer like podcasts or radio shows? If so, the thing about them is they get listeners by being titillating not by talking about anything with sense.

Anyway as @hrysippus said there seems to be a fundamental misinterpretation of words. What the pastor is really talking about is the proliferation of permiscuity. Which does not have a one to one relationship with any sexual identity. People are people, some are good, some are bad some are faithful some are permiscuous despite their race religion sexuality or profession. For example married hetorosexual pastors who sleep with multiple women in the congregation. No relation to author just pointing out the mistake in linking permiscuity or monogamy to sexuality. It's a matter of the heart... the God kind, the one that is akin to character

On Promiscuity is to be lauded?

Posted 19 March 2023, 4:19 a.m. Suggest removal