He is the Minister for State in Finance, while Perry is the Minister of Finance. Halkitis is no fool but he is the puppet and Perry is pulling the strings. He has been set up to take the fall for what is obviously a gross cover up of financial imprudence.
Once again the Tribune has opted to give press coverage to this political has been, who was proven to be the beneficiary of drug proceeds by a "Commission of Inquiry". He is now a political genius from whom we can benefit by his ramblings. Get real. You could be better served by listening to the political opinions of the man on the street. Stop printing his drivel.
He always was, and always will be a useless politician, looking out for his own personal interests. His legacy will be that he "Haitianized Abaco" and created a wonderful residential area know as the "Mud", in order to staff his farming operations. What a Joke. Good riddance.
Apart from being a car salesman, and you know what is said about those, now Mr. Albury is a financial analyst, capable of generating financial solutions to the country' economical woes. Of course it would be better for his business if the public paid more VAT and he paid no business license fees. What a dumb a-s proposal.
Sheeprunner. I am over sixty, also a sheeprunner, and you will be too. We all will die out. This does not mean that the youth will be any better than we are. Your views on the PLP are the same as mine, but young politicians and supporters are not automatically superior to "over sixty politicians and supporters". What is amazing to me is that such revelry is going on in Farrington Road, while Kemp Road is on police lock down. Politicians are Politicians; promising anything to get elected, and then looking out for themselves and their lackies when elected, regardless of the situation of the country. I hope that we have a change of government, though Loretta et al have done the damnedest to ensure that the PLP remain the government, and I also hope that the new government is an improvement.
The language in the video speaks to the lack of parental control and guidance as well as the supervision provided at government schools. Not to mention the fact that students can bring weapons to school. We are in dire straights and it is time for beefed up security and metal detectors at the schools.
alfalfa says...
He is the Minister for State in Finance, while Perry is the Minister of Finance. Halkitis is no fool but he is the puppet and Perry is pulling the strings. He has been set up to take the fall for what is obviously a gross cover up of financial imprudence.
On Halkitis continues to defend VAT comments at convention
Posted 9 February 2017, 8:14 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
I have to wonder from where Mr. Scott obtained his political qualifications. Oh, sorry, thats right, lawyers are automatically political geniuses.
On Butler-Turner out of party if she nominates as independent
Posted 7 February 2017, 9 a.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
Congrats to both of them, and best wishes for a happy life together.
On Golden girl meets her match
Posted 6 February 2017, 5:49 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
Once again the Tribune has opted to give press coverage to this political has been, who was proven to be the beneficiary of drug proceeds by a "Commission of Inquiry". He is now a political genius from whom we can benefit by his ramblings. Get real. You could be better served by listening to the political opinions of the man on the street. Stop printing his drivel.
On Smith says former FNMs must explain PLP support
Posted 30 January 2017, 8:24 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
No need to worry about terrorists obtaining Bahamian passports; Bahamians have trouble getting them.
On Minister slams TV guest’s terror claim as rubbish
Posted 30 January 2017, 2:16 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
I think Commissioner Greenslade should revoke the ministers permit to carry a handgun. It is obvious the he is not playing with a full deck.
On ‘Bahamas safer’ despite murder tally under PLP
Posted 27 January 2017, 11:58 a.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
He always was, and always will be a useless politician, looking out for his own personal interests. His legacy will be that he "Haitianized Abaco" and created a wonderful residential area know as the "Mud", in order to staff his farming operations. What a Joke. Good riddance.
On Key: I'm done with the FNM
Posted 25 January 2017, 1:21 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
Apart from being a car salesman, and you know what is said about those, now Mr. Albury is a financial analyst, capable of generating financial solutions to the country' economical woes. Of course it would be better for his business if the public paid more VAT and he paid no business license fees. What a dumb a-s proposal.
On Auto chief: Raise VAT, end Business Licences
Posted 23 January 2017, 8:10 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
Sheeprunner. I am over sixty, also a sheeprunner, and you will be too. We all will die out. This does not mean that the youth will be any better than we are. Your views on the PLP are the same as mine, but young politicians and supporters are not automatically superior to "over sixty politicians and supporters". What is amazing to me is that such revelry is going on in Farrington Road, while Kemp Road is on police lock down. Politicians are Politicians; promising anything to get elected, and then looking out for themselves and their lackies when elected, regardless of the situation of the country. I hope that we have a change of government, though Loretta et al have done the damnedest to ensure that the PLP remain the government, and I also hope that the new government is an improvement.
On PLP ratifies 16 more candidates for election
Posted 20 January 2017, 6:41 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
The language in the video speaks to the lack of parental control and guidance as well as the supervision provided at government schools. Not to mention the fact that students can bring weapons to school. We are in dire straights and it is time for beefed up security and metal detectors at the schools.
On UPDATED: Students flee in stabbing terror
Posted 19 January 2017, 6:10 p.m. Suggest removal