Why doesn't Neil Hartnell get off of his duff and do some investigative work so that he can tell The Trib's readers something about WSP, including who are its prinicipals and the nature of their political connections?
It is for HBO Latin America to invest in whatever technology may be required to block the use of their digital progamming transmissions by non-paying persons in the Bahamas. Why should the Bahamian government, i.e. Bahamian taxpayers, be expected to pay for expensive blocking technology to protect HBO Latin America's progamming from unauthorized use in the Bahamas?
Our courts are also available for HBO Latin America to sue unathorized users of its products. But it's also not for the Bahamian government, i.e. Bahamian taxpayers, to incur the costs of identifying and suing unauthorized users in the Bahamas of HBO Latin America's products.
It would seem HBO Latin America wants the Bahamian government to bear a significant share of the costs that HBO Latin America should be incurring to protect its products from unauthorized use.
Did Marvin Dames confirm whether the purchased drones can be equipped with pontoons to assist with search and rescue operations at sea? Also, suggest someone in government notify Delta, Jet Blue, American, Air Canada and the other major passenger carrying foreign airlines that the size of some of the mosquitos soon to be flying about in the Bahamas will have grown significantly. These airlines may need additional insurance to cover large mosquito impact mishaps.
And not a peep about this matter from Tweedle-Dumb Minnis and his grossly incompetent Minister of Works, Desmond Bannister. Since May 2017 these two have exhibited time and time again nothing but lip service and great arrogance towards the vast majority of Bahamians. They are truly dismissive of the concerns of the vast majority of the Bahamian people, as they busily go about selfishly taking care of what's financially important to themselves and their favoured cronies.
Tweedle-Dumb Minnis and Tweedle-Dee Turnquest saddling our country with more unsustainable national debt. Since May 2017 these two incompetent clowns have done nothing but increase both our unsustainable national debt and our taxes. They are truly clueless as to how to go about governing our country in a way that would improve the quality of life and standard of living for the vast majority of the Bahamian people. Where are the policies to help create decent paying jobs in the private sector, to help address the many problems associated with our dysfunctional and failing public education system, to help provide an acceptable standard of public healthcare, and so on and so on?
Well_mudda_take_sic says...
LMAO
On Grand Lucayan sale will 'happen when it happens'
Posted 18 December 2019, 4:23 p.m. Suggest removal
Well_mudda_take_sic says...
LMAO
On Minister: Atlantis protest had 'no impact' on visitors
Posted 18 December 2019, 4:22 p.m. Suggest removal
Well_mudda_take_sic says...
Why doesn't Neil Hartnell get off of his duff and do some investigative work so that he can tell The Trib's readers something about WSP, including who are its prinicipals and the nature of their political connections?
On ‘Fast track’ renewables with $229m investment
Posted 18 December 2019, 4:20 p.m. Suggest removal
Well_mudda_take_sic says...
Shingles equal to 300 new cab drivers x $2,000 per plate should get this resolved.
On Taxi union hopeful on 300 new plates
Posted 18 December 2019, 4:13 p.m. Suggest removal
Well_mudda_take_sic says...
It is for HBO Latin America to invest in whatever technology may be required to block the use of their digital progamming transmissions by non-paying persons in the Bahamas. Why should the Bahamian government, i.e. Bahamian taxpayers, be expected to pay for expensive blocking technology to protect HBO Latin America's progamming from unauthorized use in the Bahamas?
Our courts are also available for HBO Latin America to sue unathorized users of its products. But it's also not for the Bahamian government, i.e. Bahamian taxpayers, to incur the costs of identifying and suing unauthorized users in the Bahamas of HBO Latin America's products.
It would seem HBO Latin America wants the Bahamian government to bear a significant share of the costs that HBO Latin America should be incurring to protect its products from unauthorized use.
On Bahamas warned: 'Stop the piracy'
Posted 18 December 2019, 4:02 p.m. Suggest removal
Well_mudda_take_sic says...
It's all too obvious that "tired of foolishness" is "full of foolishness"
On A tempest in a political teacup
Posted 18 December 2019, 10:36 a.m. Suggest removal
Well_mudda_take_sic says...
Did Marvin Dames confirm whether the purchased drones can be equipped with pontoons to assist with search and rescue operations at sea? Also, suggest someone in government notify Delta, Jet Blue, American, Air Canada and the other major passenger carrying foreign airlines that the size of some of the mosquitos soon to be flying about in the Bahamas will have grown significantly. These airlines may need additional insurance to cover large mosquito impact mishaps.
On $17m drone deal takes crime fight to the sky
Posted 18 December 2019, 10:25 a.m. Suggest removal
Well_mudda_take_sic says...
And not a peep about this matter from Tweedle-Dumb Minnis and his grossly incompetent Minister of Works, Desmond Bannister. Since May 2017 these two have exhibited time and time again nothing but lip service and great arrogance towards the vast majority of Bahamians. They are truly dismissive of the concerns of the vast majority of the Bahamian people, as they busily go about selfishly taking care of what's financially important to themselves and their favoured cronies.
On And the lights go off again
Posted 18 December 2019, 10:08 a.m. Suggest removal
Well_mudda_take_sic says...
Tweedle-Dumb Minnis and Tweedle-Dee Turnquest saddling our country with more unsustainable national debt. Since May 2017 these two incompetent clowns have done nothing but increase both our unsustainable national debt and our taxes. They are truly clueless as to how to go about governing our country in a way that would improve the quality of life and standard of living for the vast majority of the Bahamian people. Where are the policies to help create decent paying jobs in the private sector, to help address the many problems associated with our dysfunctional and failing public education system, to help provide an acceptable standard of public healthcare, and so on and so on?
On $50m loan to boost recovery
Posted 18 December 2019, 9:56 a.m. Suggest removal
Well_mudda_take_sic says...
Marvin Dames has fixed this problem going forward by recently signing a juicy $17 million contract for 55 search and rescue drones.
On Crash exposed rescue failings: Emergency Service not in place to deal with deadly crash
Posted 18 December 2019, 9:35 a.m. Suggest removal