I don't think @moncurcool was referring to hospitals but rather something much bigger, i.e. the entire Hawks Bill Creek fraudulent arrangement. It has been allowed to go on for decades, benefitting the select few foreign interests and their Bahamian partners in crime (i.e. our corrupt senior politicians) to the detriment of all Grand Bahamians.

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Commissioner Murphy is dedicated, hardworking, disciplined, fair-minded and competent. In fact, he's everything that Police Commission Anthony Ferguson is not - they are polar opposites.

We can only wish we had many more senior law enforcement officers like Commissioner Murphy - a man determined to lead by example.

Ryan Wilson fully deserves the dressing down he has received in public from Commissioner Murphy. Mr. Wilson would be wise to learn from and emulate the professionalism Commissioner Murphy brings to his job. Mr. Wilson will naturally be expected to avoid making serious mistakes of the kind he has recently made.

Commissioner Murphy's job, as difficult as it is by its very nature, is made that much more difficult by the government's persistent failure to provide the prison system with anywhere near the adequate funding that it so desperately needs. But being the consummate professional that he is, you will not hear Commissioner Murphy complaining to the public about government's failure to adequately fund our prison system. He simply does the best he possible can with the scarce resources made available.

The only one who consistently comes across as being 'silly, confused and uninformed' is the very arrogant, nasty and incompetent Minnis himself.

When even a PLP slime ball like James Smith can make you look most foolish, you know you're in serious trouble. LMAO

Just watch what The Tribune does to my very legitimate post immediately below.

It would seem ex-Senate president and current ‘ease of doing business’ committee chair, Lynn Holowesko, made it much too easy for herself and her brother Jerome (Jerry) Pyfrom, and their feather weight partner Fletcher, to do business with the wrong kind of people. Their law firm obviously must have had great difficulty balancing the profits from the 'ease of doing business' against the costs of legally required Know Your Client (KYC) and Client Due Diligence (CDD) procedures. LMAO

Dinner for two with fine spirits - $400 plus a hefty gratuity.

No surprise here from these two slime balls. Smith and Cooper are both in the asset management business singer for their supper. LMAO

Meanwhile the brand new Ville du Dome habitat continues to be marketed very aggressively by the human smugglers in Northern Haiti.

Suggest you read the very onerous EPA and other U.S. regulations that apply to the proper discharging and disposal of waste products and contaminants from cruise ships while they are docked at U.S. ports.