"highlighted the ongoing need for The Bahamas to manufacture and produce more at home including food." This is rich considering NAFTA and the lowering of import duties is what has destroyed the Bahamas agriculture sector. These people just talk a bunch of fluff garbage not know what they are saying.
The closest thing to eternal life on earth is a Government Program -Ronald Regan. Our government keeps adding and adding and adding more agencies, programs, departments, more and more. Nothing ever goes away. That is why we are broke. The government is so big and no one knows what is going on and we are paying people to do nothing and in fact get in the way like a dead body laying in the way of a fire escape.
Do not care and do not give a sh$t. The Bahamas gov, retailers, and consumers hung the agri sector out to dry decades ago and no one cared. I can not wait for a Walmart to open up in Nassau. I think it should be a national priority. It is all about the consumer right? Until no one has jobs to be able to consume anything. I guess I could always get me one job at road traffic or the post office or something.
Do not care and do not give a sh$t. The Bahamas gov, retailers, and consumers hung the agri sector out to dry decades ago and no one cared. I can not wait for a Walmart to open up in Nassau. I think it should be a national priority. It is all about the consumer right? Until no one has jobs to be able to consume anything. I guess I could always get me one job at road traffic or the post office or something.
I do not know when our government and government offices will realize it is often the bureaucracy and headaches to get anything done in this country that is by far more of the problem than the fees or taxes. So many arbitrary rules and steps that often make no sense at all to anyone. Just make it easy for people to pay.
Not sure why this is shocking I have been telling people and government officials about this going on for decades. No one seems to care. When Brazil had that huge corn beef scandal and the rest of the world including China sent it back to them The Bahamas grocers still proudly placed the product on the shelves for people to buy and consume and the government issued a little warning from DOA. Buyer be ware!
bcitizen says...
How much this council going to get paid?
On ‘Every day that goes by retards fiscal progress’
Posted 5 December 2024, 9 a.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Even if you have a problem with the government. You might as well burn the Bahamian flag if you throw the mace out the window.
On BREAKING: Shanendon Cartwright throws mace from House
Posted 4 December 2024, 2:10 p.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
"highlighted the ongoing need for The Bahamas to manufacture and produce more at home including food." This is rich considering NAFTA and the lowering of import duties is what has destroyed the Bahamas agriculture sector. These people just talk a bunch of fluff garbage not know what they are saying.
On Bahamian companies told: Get ahead of Trump tariff ‘shocks’
Posted 30 November 2024, 5:02 p.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
The closest thing to eternal life on earth is a Government Program -Ronald Regan. Our government keeps adding and adding and adding more agencies, programs, departments, more and more. Nothing ever goes away. That is why we are broke. The government is so big and no one knows what is going on and we are paying people to do nothing and in fact get in the way like a dead body laying in the way of a fire escape.
On IMF ‘out of touch’ on Bahamas VAT hike
Posted 22 November 2024, 8:06 a.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Do not care and do not give a sh$t. The Bahamas gov, retailers, and consumers hung the agri sector out to dry decades ago and no one cared. I can not wait for a Walmart to open up in Nassau. I think it should be a national priority. It is all about the consumer right? Until no one has jobs to be able to consume anything. I guess I could always get me one job at road traffic or the post office or something.
On Retailers face ‘sleepless nights’ over Amazon delivery response
Posted 13 November 2024, 3:03 p.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Shame is the bribes are not to do illegal things but, to just get the regular everyday legal things done
On Nearly 75% of Bahamian businesses pay bribes
Posted 13 November 2024, 10:35 a.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Do not care and do not give a sh$t. The Bahamas gov, retailers, and consumers hung the agri sector out to dry decades ago and no one cared. I can not wait for a Walmart to open up in Nassau. I think it should be a national priority. It is all about the consumer right? Until no one has jobs to be able to consume anything. I guess I could always get me one job at road traffic or the post office or something.
On Chamber says Amazon poses ‘imminent threat’
Posted 13 November 2024, 10:21 a.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Who making money off of this?
On Pilot exam woe threat to ‘engine of aviation’
Posted 13 November 2024, 7:29 a.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
I do not know when our government and government offices will realize it is often the bureaucracy and headaches to get anything done in this country that is by far more of the problem than the fees or taxes. So many arbitrary rules and steps that often make no sense at all to anyone. Just make it easy for people to pay.
On Marinas need ‘quick changes to save our business’ on 20% fall
Posted 8 November 2024, 8:01 a.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Not sure why this is shocking I have been telling people and government officials about this going on for decades. No one seems to care. When Brazil had that huge corn beef scandal and the rest of the world including China sent it back to them The Bahamas grocers still proudly placed the product on the shelves for people to buy and consume and the government issued a little warning from DOA. Buyer be ware!
On ‘Mind blowing’: Watchdog finds stores selling expired products
Posted 29 October 2024, 8:49 a.m. Suggest removal