yeah ... our hope is in Hope, and she is out of her league. But what else can you expect? The Central Bank has a puppet as the head. The BFSB is clueless since Wendy Warren left, and the minister is nondescript incompetent in a corrupt government. Good luck at reviving financial services. We could have been great at merchant banking instead of tax avoidance, but that ship sailed long ago.
LOL. The mirth never ends with you, even if you have to struggle to figure out what you are saying.
I find your spin particularly amusing as well as particularly unconnected to the truth. Please keep up the irrationale conjecture. It is the only mirth available from the demons of darkness of the PLP.
James Smith is a political hack, an economics imbecile and a PLP partisan parrot. Those who facilitate the perfidy of the PLP are also as guilty, and James Smith is no Bahamian patriot. He wouldn't know good fiscal or monetary policy if it came and slapped him up one side of the head and down the other. How does he explain Julian Brown, Gibraltar, Warren Davis, Owen Bethel, Calendonia, Dominion Securities ...........?????? I could go on and on. We are in the business to evade taxes, and Mr. Smith should know that. If not, the legislation for the IBCs would be repealed.
As a Bahamian resident of Paradise Island, I take exception to you characterizing security as militarized and as a No Go Zone in the Bahamas for Bahamians.
Have you ever seen Bahamian youth on a Friday night, congregate at Marina Village, and mill about in crowds, with their vile language, their drinking, their lascivious displays with young Bahamian females and being an obnoxious presence that disrupts the tourists? Even I am uneasy with that! It is not disrespecting Black Bahamians, it is protecting our number one source of income.
The sad fact is that Bahamas ARE poorly socialised nincompoops with no respect for anything, including authority, public cleanliness, social niceties, and decency with comportment.
They are truly pests in a tourism area where tourists expect a certain standard of crowd behaviour, where they can feel safe.
You can't have it both ways -- you can't live off Foreign Direct Investment and tourism and expect to be kings in your own country -- although the PLP's are succeeding at being queens -- but that is another topic for discussion.
May I point out that years ago, a certain Mr. Hubert Alexander Ingraham floated the idea of female constitutional equality, AND the diversification of the economy with the Third Pillar Proposal, and the criminal partisans convinced Bahamian nincompoops to vote it down, and thus putting us in the handcart on the road to hell. But I digress.
We will never be the owners of our own country unless we stop selling ourselves as azzwipers to rich tourists. And as that caste, we do not know how to behave in civilised surroundings. Look at the quantity of used condoms and dirty diapers at Goodman's Beach. So we are economic slaves. So mote it be.
You know, if the jackals, hyenas and bottom feeders like Winder, Winder, Rahming et al had even an iota or shred of patriotism, they would forego the huge fees that they will collect and turn down the appointment because it is in the better interest of the Bahamas as a country. But like the Christie government, and the PLP throughout its history, everything in this country, including the country itself is for sale. There are no real Bahamian patriots.
banker says...
Ephesians 6:5 Slaves, obey your earthly masters with respect and fear, and with sincerity of heart, just as you would obey Christ.
On Wells and Rollins join the FNM
Posted 4 November 2015, 8:23 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
... until the Latin American countries sign bi-lateral tax treaties with the G-7 countries ...
On Bank eyes ‘huge opportunity’ for Bahamas unit
Posted 4 November 2015, 4:22 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
yeah ... our hope is in Hope, and she is out of her league. But what else can you expect? The Central Bank has a puppet as the head. The BFSB is clueless since Wendy Warren left, and the minister is nondescript incompetent in a corrupt government. Good luck at reviving financial services. We could have been great at merchant banking instead of tax avoidance, but that ship sailed long ago.
On Financial services firms set for 25% contraction
Posted 4 November 2015, 4:21 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
That Gibson man is living the luxurious life on PI. He has an absolutely drop dead gorgeous woman who is the mother of his child.
On Wells and Rollins join the FNM
Posted 4 November 2015, 4:15 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
LOL. The mirth never ends with you, even if you have to struggle to figure out what you are saying.
I find your spin particularly amusing as well as particularly unconnected to the truth. Please keep up the irrationale conjecture. It is the only mirth available from the demons of darkness of the PLP.
http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2015…
On Wells and Rollins join the FNM
Posted 4 November 2015, 4:13 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
James Smith is a political hack, an economics imbecile and a PLP partisan parrot. Those who facilitate the perfidy of the PLP are also as guilty, and James Smith is no Bahamian patriot. He wouldn't know good fiscal or monetary policy if it came and slapped him up one side of the head and down the other. How does he explain Julian Brown, Gibraltar, Warren Davis, Owen Bethel, Calendonia, Dominion Securities ...........?????? I could go on and on. We are in the business to evade taxes, and Mr. Smith should know that. If not, the legislation for the IBCs would be repealed.
On ‘Patently false’: Bahamas not violating tax rules
Posted 3 November 2015, 4:22 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Bahamian Jeopardy
What do Bradley Roberts and Bill Cosby have in common?
On Roberts says receivership of Baha Mar is ‘positive’ news
Posted 3 November 2015, 10:53 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Thank your PLP for that.
On Baha Mar: ‘No happy ending’ for Chinese
Posted 3 November 2015, 10:48 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
As a Bahamian resident of Paradise Island, I take exception to you characterizing security as militarized and as a No Go Zone in the Bahamas for Bahamians.
Have you ever seen Bahamian youth on a Friday night, congregate at Marina Village, and mill about in crowds, with their vile language, their drinking, their lascivious displays with young Bahamian females and being an obnoxious presence that disrupts the tourists? Even I am uneasy with that! It is not disrespecting Black Bahamians, it is protecting our number one source of income.
The sad fact is that Bahamas ARE poorly socialised nincompoops with no respect for anything, including authority, public cleanliness, social niceties, and decency with comportment.
They are truly pests in a tourism area where tourists expect a certain standard of crowd behaviour, where they can feel safe.
You can't have it both ways -- you can't live off Foreign Direct Investment and tourism and expect to be kings in your own country -- although the PLP's are succeeding at being queens -- but that is another topic for discussion.
May I point out that years ago, a certain Mr. Hubert Alexander Ingraham floated the idea of female constitutional equality, AND the diversification of the economy with the Third Pillar Proposal, and the criminal partisans convinced Bahamian nincompoops to vote it down, and thus putting us in the handcart on the road to hell. But I digress.
We will never be the owners of our own country unless we stop selling ourselves as azzwipers to rich tourists. And as that caste, we do not know how to behave in civilised surroundings. Look at the quantity of used condoms and dirty diapers at Goodman's Beach. So we are economic slaves. So mote it be.
On Baha Mar developer hits out following receivership
Posted 3 November 2015, 10:40 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
You know, if the jackals, hyenas and bottom feeders like Winder, Winder, Rahming et al had even an iota or shred of patriotism, they would forego the huge fees that they will collect and turn down the appointment because it is in the better interest of the Bahamas as a country. But like the Christie government, and the PLP throughout its history, everything in this country, including the country itself is for sale. There are no real Bahamian patriots.
On Baha Mar developer hits out following receivership
Posted 3 November 2015, 7 a.m. Suggest removal