you forgot the part about not paying a $200,000 power bill, and when pressured -- showing up with $100,000 in cash. Not to mention that a certain potcake's financial manager is an arrested banking fraudster who bought his way from justice.
Democracy is debatable. The will of the people is supposed to be carried out by the elected members. Instead they rob, cheat, steal and copulate where ever their members are pointing.
Hold on, a Special Purpose Vehicle and a bond are being issued to pay for the repairs. Prime Minister Crisco Butt is having fun issuing all sorts of new government bonds. Thank god and glory hallelujah for debt bonds!
It will never happen. The Chinese want control over the Bahamas, and control over Prime Minister Crisco Butt and political influence on America's doorstep. They would rather see it languishing, unfinished or operating at a tenth of the crippled capacity rather than give up socio-economic-political control in this part of the world.
Crisco Butt was a stooge who played right into their hands, and now there is no going back. The Chinese have what they want -- they have us by the short and curlies and can apply pressure to the throat.
What is happening here, is not economic activity, but rather robbing Peter to pay Paul. In this closed economy the restoration money is being diverted from other things. Can you imagine how the huge capital pools of the insurance companies will be depleted?
Which brings us to another question -- if the insurance companies invested their reserves in government bonds, and the bonds are illiquid at this point in time with the government issuing bonds and special purpose vehicles left, right and center, what is going to happen to their capital base, their reserves, and their ability to pay out? Will the taxpayers yet again foot the bill?
banker says...
I don't know why the Tribune prints this drivel. A bunch of sycophantic snot. Ohtlan is da wurst of what the Bahamas has to offer.
On Transformation of Christie
Posted 16 October 2016, 7:42 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Not brilliant. Wayne & ethics are complete strangers.
On Sarkis’s new offer ‘too late to party’
Posted 16 October 2016, 12:35 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
you forgot the part about not paying a $200,000 power bill, and when pressured -- showing up with $100,000 in cash. Not to mention that a certain potcake's financial manager is an arrested banking fraudster who bought his way from justice.
On Banks told: Show ‘flexibility’ over lending relaxation
Posted 14 October 2016, 11:18 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Democracy is debatable. The will of the people is supposed to be carried out by the elected members. Instead they rob, cheat, steal and copulate where ever their members are pointing.
On Izmirlian: I’ll pay more to buy back Baha Mar
Posted 14 October 2016, 11:16 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Not to mention the rice poop in the rooms with multiple rooms being used as lavatories by the oriental construction workers.
On Izmirlian: I’ll pay more to buy back Baha Mar
Posted 14 October 2016, 11:15 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Hold on, a Special Purpose Vehicle and a bond are being issued to pay for the repairs. Prime Minister Crisco Butt is having fun issuing all sorts of new government bonds. Thank god and glory hallelujah for debt bonds!
On BPL trucks out of action
Posted 13 October 2016, 4:04 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
I don't understand what you are asking.
But I do know this. The Chinese are in the driver's seat and will never relinquish the wheel.
On Izmirlian: I’ll pay more to buy back Baha Mar
Posted 13 October 2016, 11:25 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
What happens when the governing party is unable/unwilling/incapable of taking the high road. We get what we have in the Bahamas.
Enlightenment, altruism and patriotism are trumped by personal greed and a collective and individual lack of a moral compass.
On TOUGH CALL: Putting politics aside is essential in a time of crisis
Posted 13 October 2016, 11:21 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
It will never happen. The Chinese want control over the Bahamas, and control over Prime Minister Crisco Butt and political influence on America's doorstep. They would rather see it languishing, unfinished or operating at a tenth of the crippled capacity rather than give up socio-economic-political control in this part of the world.
Crisco Butt was a stooge who played right into their hands, and now there is no going back. The Chinese have what they want -- they have us by the short and curlies and can apply pressure to the throat.
On Izmirlian: I’ll pay more to buy back Baha Mar
Posted 13 October 2016, 9:01 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
And taking money from other economic endeavors.
What is happening here, is not economic activity, but rather robbing Peter to pay Paul. In this closed economy the restoration money is being diverted from other things. Can you imagine how the huge capital pools of the insurance companies will be depleted?
Which brings us to another question -- if the insurance companies invested their reserves in government bonds, and the bonds are illiquid at this point in time with the government issuing bonds and special purpose vehicles left, right and center, what is going to happen to their capital base, their reserves, and their ability to pay out? Will the taxpayers yet again foot the bill?
On Storm sparks new downgrade fears
Posted 12 October 2016, 3:20 p.m. Suggest removal