Hence Nygard. He lived like a king in the Bahamas for decades because we saw no evidence of criminality apparently. We're a great and shining example of how the justice system works to catch criminals
Fraud is commonplace in charities. Charities have been linked to money laundering and terrorism because they're such great mechanisms to hide bad actors and their motives. There was a HUGE sex scandal in Haiti in their relief efforts. Bad actors know if you smile and had out food alot of people will miss what you're really doing. That's why it's of utmost importance that nobody excuses these lax systems with why y'all complaining we was doing good work and plenty people benefitted. Its unaceptable
Which Intl organization gave the Bahamas top grades "*compared to everywhere else around the world*"?. I thought I heard the opposite, that we were pretty much at the bottom of the pile in terms of our management.
Unfortunately we're going to move nowhere if people keep excusing mediocrity as excellent work.This was mediocre and the very definition of no accountability. If the requirement was for monthly reporting, and funds dispersed on the basis of estimates, with a requirement that excess funds be returned...shouldn't someone have been checking to see the number of persons serviced? how did we get to 2022 with noone realizing there was a 2 million overage?
The next hurricane will come and we will be talking about the exact same thing because "good work" apparently doesn't need to exhibit transparency or accountability
Seriously? They literally have zero legs to stand on on a "*vaccine for all*" policy. Their time would be better spent investigating who got infected with zero symptoms, moderate symptoms, severe symtoms, death and why.
It's "missing" because it was sitting in as an account and nobody asked *where this money come from?*, nobody notice. I'd be very surprised if HFH is accustomed to having 2m sitting around doing nothing in any account. Management nor the board of directors ever looked at the financial statements???
I don't have any bias here. I love the work the NGO's do, at the same time, I don't trust anybody with money, not even my own self. Somebody need to say what kind of error this was that misplaced 2 million dollars. What was this "account" that the money was a moved to used for? Everybody seems to be getting away with holding onto millions in govt money
**You also missed the point of accountability. THE Food program and the NGO'S only response should have been "*here's our record of what we did month by month***"
Political mischief? Come again please, I don't support any of them. My point today yesterday and always is don't tell me to trust you because you good. And don't tell me it was just a mistake. Similarly don't tell me you need 31m to finish the stadium and trust you its going to do wonders for the economy. Show me information.
"*...is used by the Department of Social Services to house people in need of immediate housing assistance.*"
should not have mentioned that. These are vulnerable people and their location shouldn't be broadcasted. Feel free to delete this comment if you remove the info from the story
ThisIsOurs says...
I don't think you know how this work. Charities are big time money. Big money always attracts fraudsters as well those intent on good
On ‘Unnecessary damage’: Food Task Force head rebuts PM
Posted 12 March 2022, 7:18 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Hence Nygard. He lived like a king in the Bahamas for decades because we saw no evidence of criminality apparently. We're a great and shining example of how the justice system works to catch criminals
On ‘Unnecessary damage’: Food Task Force head rebuts PM
Posted 12 March 2022, 7:15 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Fraud is commonplace in charities. Charities have been linked to money laundering and terrorism because they're such great mechanisms to hide bad actors and their motives. There was a HUGE sex scandal in Haiti in their relief efforts. Bad actors know if you smile and had out food alot of people will miss what you're really doing. That's why it's of utmost importance that nobody excuses these lax systems with why y'all complaining we was doing good work and plenty people benefitted. Its unaceptable
On ‘Unnecessary damage’: Food Task Force head rebuts PM
Posted 12 March 2022, 7:09 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Which Intl organization gave the Bahamas top grades "*compared to everywhere else around the world*"?. I thought I heard the opposite, that we were pretty much at the bottom of the pile in terms of our management.
Unfortunately we're going to move nowhere if people keep excusing mediocrity as excellent work.This was mediocre and the very definition of no accountability. If the requirement was for monthly reporting, and funds dispersed on the basis of estimates, with a requirement that excess funds be returned...shouldn't someone have been checking to see the number of persons serviced? how did we get to 2022 with noone realizing there was a 2 million overage?
The next hurricane will come and we will be talking about the exact same thing because "good work" apparently doesn't need to exhibit transparency or accountability
On ‘Unnecessary damage’: Food Task Force head rebuts PM
Posted 12 March 2022, 7:04 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Seriously? They literally have zero legs to stand on on a "*vaccine for all*" policy. Their time would be better spent investigating who got infected with zero symptoms, moderate symptoms, severe symtoms, death and why.
On Concern remains on vaccine hesitancy
Posted 12 March 2022, 2:45 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
It's "missing" because it was sitting in as an account and nobody asked *where this money come from?*, nobody notice. I'd be very surprised if HFH is accustomed to having 2m sitting around doing nothing in any account. Management nor the board of directors ever looked at the financial statements???
On EDITORIAL: Davis accuses, but doesn’t deliver evidence
Posted 11 March 2022, 5:10 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
I don't have any bias here. I love the work the NGO's do, at the same time, I don't trust anybody with money, not even my own self. Somebody need to say what kind of error this was that misplaced 2 million dollars. What was this "account" that the money was a moved to used for? Everybody seems to be getting away with holding onto millions in govt money
**You also missed the point of accountability. THE Food program and the NGO'S only response should have been "*here's our record of what we did month by month***"
On EDITORIAL: Davis accuses, but doesn’t deliver evidence
Posted 11 March 2022, 5:03 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Political mischief? Come again please, I don't support any of them. My point today yesterday and always is don't tell me to trust you because you good. And don't tell me it was just a mistake. Similarly don't tell me you need 31m to finish the stadium and trust you its going to do wonders for the economy. Show me information.
On EDITORIAL: Davis accuses, but doesn’t deliver evidence
Posted 11 March 2022, 4:59 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Really? Wheres the 2018 growth plan? Don't feel they have a right to ask the question unfortunately. Produce one yourselves
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ThisIsOurs says...
"*...is used by the Department of Social Services to house people in need of immediate housing assistance.*"
should not have mentioned that. These are vulnerable people and their location shouldn't be broadcasted. Feel free to delete this comment if you remove the info from the story
On Toddler in room with mum found dead in suspected suicide
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