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ThisIsOurs says...

nobody. In fairness to them theyre probably understaffed

On Two shot dead off West Bay Street

Posted 10 December 2022, 12:50 a.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

"*investment was “more than double the bank’s worth at the time”, *

"*The fact that an offshore hedge fund, that was basically a crypto firm, was buying a stake in a tiny bank for multiples of its stated book value should have raised massive red flags for the FDIC.,*"

Said the **exact** same thing about local happenings. **The fact that in Nov 21, FTX, a cryoto firm whose fundamental existence disparages cash, was OPENLY approaching local banks offering a 12% interest rate for CASH should have sent massive shockwaves through the banking industry, the central bank, the SCB and the ministry of Finance. They ALL had to have been aware. We talk juicy news too much**. "Crickets". Even when the story was reported it was reported as **dictation** Up to today, noone has pointed out how odd this was beyond the general, *yeah they ask us for money but we didnt give any*.. These guys were in trouble for at least a year and desperately seeking cash to cover over leveraged positions. This would mean something else... Sam knew... while the leak of the financial statement was done by someone he most likely pissed off, he wasnt surprised by the info, this didnt just happen...

ThisIsOurs says...

Either we're extremely dumb or someone say *leave them people alone*. Because while the public may not have been aware of all the oddities behind FTX's operations, *someone*s somewhere in some govt agencies had to know. There are just too many *what was that again*s

ThisIsOurs says...

So was the DARE act eh?

On Disaster bill ‘a significant step’

Posted 9 December 2022, 3:38 a.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

Ministry of Finance is appearing to be extremely lazy. Halkitis talks here about comparing a charter in the Mediterranean to one on The Bahamas. Is the Mediterranean really our competition? Or is it Bermuda and the Caribbean. And this completely sloppy statement about we did a check, what he mean? Someone did a google search?how about, *here's our report with the data we used along with our analysis and conclusions, our predictive models says that while there will be initial hesitation we expect patronage to increase within...*

On Marinas suffer 40% or more business plunge

Posted 9 December 2022, 3:34 a.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

It is easy to do because it has basis in truth. Foreign criminals for decades have had free reign as long as they "contributed" to the ruling party, at the party level or personally to select individuals. Nygard just gone but I see the carnival back. I wonder how much they pay off this year.

ThisIsOurs says...

I hear this argument about *who those reprobates is to fix their mouth to talk about us?* And I gave it some thought coming to the conclusion that it doesnt matter in the least how *trogloditish* or *reprobatish* they are, the question for us is, "Who are we"? Are we satisfied to compare ourselves against tax evading Delaware, money laundering Belgium, mafia ridden Las Vegas and say *we doing good cuz we not as bad as them*, or do we instead, march on to glory our bright banners waving high, seeing how the world marks the manner of our bearing as we strive for a common loftier goal? We have problemos, muchas grandes problemos in this country, least of which is corruption in high places. Maybe if we acknowledged that accepting payment for awarding contracts is wickedness and corruption and rampant in The Bahamas, maybe if we tarred and feathered the guilty we could have nice things, like paved roads

ThisIsOurs says...

LOL

ThisIsOurs says...

"*One Bahamian attorney, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the US Justice Department’s (effectively the federal government) intervention meant that the prospects of The Bahamas leading the way on the crypto exchange’s restructuring and winding-up have become even dimmer.*"

Only delusional people thought the story would die or the Bahamas would lead the narrative.

ThisIsOurs says...

Brave Davis made a statement about "*prioritizing*" Bahamian investors when he gave his speech in the House. At the time It certainly sounded illegal. But our Prime Minister said it in the house of assembly surrounded by senior lawyers and NOBODY said a word. Shareholders by their sgare ownership are typically first in line for repayment to just announce that you gonna bypass all the rules to benefit your country was **weird**, but noone said anything. I fear the unravelling of this thread will make us look dumber and dumber