Is this the politician who they say was handing out citizenship papers in our recognized across the land appointed sacred Almighty God's church and the God's people there were in our Almighty God's church for there for Almighty God's invitation to citizenship in God's Kingdom ?
Very good comment and many of the Govt employees have been having in cases as some official years ago, that in cases employees have almost their entire paycheque reduced in salary deductions leaving the worker little funds left over in their govt. monthly salary pay.
“The Bahamian people have been suffering for far too long at the hands of financial predators,” Mr Rolle declared.
Elections Season --- if the Senator and his legislator colleagues have known of these practices for ages, then simply do something about it long past overdue.
If the practice of this type of lending have been in legal licensed business by the authorities for awhile, it must be in accordance with the law and according to free market forces and supply and demand that it continues to flourish and employ people.
Who will be targeted next? or which will business be targeted and some others not targeted?
In dealing with LPG (liquefied propane gas) there MUST be a established highly trained personnel and well structured facilities to handle LPG.
Already there seems not to be any controls on the Propane Gas trucks travelling on the streets and selling/refilling propane tanks. The Propane trucks just speed just like jitneys to get as many sales without regard for the highly explosive gas in the huge tank the truck is carrying.
The Propane trucks just seem to disregard the rules of the road and park their trucks wherever it is convenient to put their limited length of the propane dispensing hose to sell and refill propane gas. These trucks disregard whether they park obstructing traffic flow, at intersections or at street corners etc. endangering whole neighbourhoods.
The Propane truck personnel also just disregard the safety of the propane hoses in dragging hoses through sharp edges debris, garbage, holes in the metal fences and jumping over walls walls to do business just to earn a few dollars regardless of safety. Other safety concerns would be the handling of the equipment where there ought to be one trained person at the truck's controls and end of hose, safety clothing etcetcetc.
There MUST be more training and penalties, laws and Regulations related to the handling of LPG a highly dangerous explosive gas in bulk or small amounts in the small 7 x 21 mile island.
The businesses that are always seem to be affected are those smaller ones, the "Convenience Stores" than the top few biggest grocery stores operators and the inevitable mistakes are more likely to continue because of the smaller stores or "Convenience" stores having fewer staff or underfunded operations while trying to cater to the catchment area customers and trying to offer the widest selection of merchandise.
Continuous amounts of fines will more importantly negatively impact the smaller operators stifling operations and convenience to buyers and directing the customers to the larger stores.
Fully agreed that the existing law must be followed.
Perhaps in order to have the convenience to shoppers and continued operations of these grocery stores businesses in their neighbourhoods, ----- the breaking of the law of the small merchants should be with a initial comprehensive ----- teaching program by Govt experts of better methods or better signage or pricing store programs, or even sliding scale penalties instead of repeatedly hitting small convenience stores with the same fines as the large huge grocery stores and negative publicity of overcharging which is difficult for small business operators to overcome.
The aim should be the bigger picture to be helping the smaller Convenience stores affecting thousands instead of driving small businesses with continuous repeated fines creating negative publicity and out of operations and directly intentionally sending customers towards the huge grocery stores which have the resources to avoid fines for infractions.
"“The public needs answers. On this one, we cannot afford to wait and see,” Mr Pintard added."
His Royal Majesty"s Opposition Leader needs to be more vigilant and in good stewardship of the peoples money and needs to do his job wid active movement ----- not blowing bursts ----- and bursts -----and more bursts ----- of hot air, to keep the government in line and show the people his capabilities and abilities of leadership for which taxpayers are paying salaries.
a historic milestone in opening the door to bring relief to a nation of patients who can qualify and be enabled to obtain relief to illness which is continuously plagued a large portion of the population of our beloved Bahamaland.
Imagine that, people can get the treatment for transplant surgery at the institution called Princess Margaret Hospital located right off Shirley Street.
bogart says...
Is this the politician who they say was handing out citizenship papers in our recognized across the land appointed sacred Almighty God's church and the God's people there were in our Almighty God's church for there for Almighty God's invitation to citizenship in God's Kingdom ?
On Cooper: Boundaries work to begin in July
Posted 28 June 2025, 10:15 a.m. Suggest removal
bogart says...
Former PM Ingraham has been a THREE term elected Prime Minister and had been so respected that he is also known simply by his nickname "Papa"
On FNM set to announce first slate of candidates today
Posted 27 June 2025, 8:46 a.m. Suggest removal
bogart says...
Very good comment and many of the Govt employees have been having in cases as some official years ago, that in cases employees have almost their entire paycheque reduced in salary deductions leaving the worker little funds left over in their govt. monthly salary pay.
On Rolle rebukes ‘predatory lending institutions’
Posted 26 June 2025, 4:37 p.m. Suggest removal
bogart says...
“The Bahamian people have been suffering for far too long at the hands of financial predators,” Mr Rolle declared.
Elections Season --- if the Senator and his legislator colleagues have known of these practices for ages, then simply do something about it long past overdue.
If the practice of this type of lending have been in legal licensed business by the authorities for awhile, it must be in accordance with the law and according to free market forces and supply and demand that it continues to flourish and employ people.
Who will be targeted next? or which will business be targeted and some others not targeted?
On Rolle rebukes ‘predatory lending institutions’
Posted 26 June 2025, 4:19 p.m. Suggest removal
bogart says...
In dealing with LPG (liquefied propane gas) there MUST be a established highly trained personnel and well structured facilities to handle LPG.
Already there seems not to be any controls on the Propane Gas trucks travelling on the streets and selling/refilling propane tanks. The Propane trucks just speed just like jitneys to get as many sales without regard for the highly explosive gas in the huge tank the truck is carrying.
The Propane trucks just seem to disregard the rules of the road and park their trucks wherever it is convenient to put their limited length of the propane dispensing hose to sell and refill propane gas. These trucks disregard whether they park obstructing traffic flow, at intersections or at street corners etc. endangering whole neighbourhoods.
The Propane truck personnel also just disregard the safety of the propane hoses in dragging hoses through sharp edges debris, garbage, holes in the metal fences and jumping over walls walls to do business just to earn a few dollars regardless of safety. Other safety concerns would be the handling of the equipment where there ought to be one trained person at the truck's controls and end of hose, safety clothing etcetcetc.
There MUST be more training and penalties, laws and Regulations related to the handling of LPG a highly dangerous explosive gas in bulk or small amounts in the small 7 x 21 mile island.
On Fuel charge cut for summer
Posted 26 June 2025, 10:29 a.m. Suggest removal
bogart says...
Thank you D'Krizia.
On Op-Ed: When the system is the disease
Posted 21 June 2025, 7:13 p.m. Suggest removal
bogart says...
The businesses that are always seem to be affected are those smaller ones, the "Convenience Stores" than the top few biggest grocery stores operators and the inevitable mistakes are more likely to continue because of the smaller stores or "Convenience" stores having fewer staff or underfunded operations while trying to cater to the catchment area customers and trying to offer the widest selection of merchandise.
Continuous amounts of fines will more importantly negatively impact the smaller operators stifling operations and convenience to buyers and directing the customers to the larger stores.
Fully agreed that the existing law must be followed.
Perhaps in order to have the convenience to shoppers and continued operations of these grocery stores businesses in their neighbourhoods, ----- the breaking of the law of the small merchants should be with a initial comprehensive ----- teaching program by Govt experts of better methods or better signage or pricing store programs, or even sliding scale penalties instead of repeatedly hitting small convenience stores with the same fines as the large huge grocery stores and negative publicity of overcharging which is difficult for small business operators to overcome.
The aim should be the bigger picture to be helping the smaller Convenience stores affecting thousands instead of driving small businesses with continuous repeated fines creating negative publicity and out of operations and directly intentionally sending customers towards the huge grocery stores which have the resources to avoid fines for infractions.
On Gas stations and supermarket are named for violating price control
Posted 21 June 2025, 3:41 p.m. Suggest removal
bogart says...
Yes, as the nations official Opposition leader he is also in charge of the people's money, 'to keep the government in line.'
On Pintard: Why give $10m loan to company not in good standing?
Posted 19 June 2025, 3:46 p.m. Suggest removal
bogart says...
"“The public needs answers. On this one, we cannot afford to wait and see,” Mr Pintard added."
His Royal Majesty"s Opposition Leader needs to be more vigilant and in good stewardship of the peoples money and needs to do his job wid active movement ----- not blowing bursts ----- and bursts -----and more bursts ----- of hot air, to keep the government in line and show the people his capabilities and abilities of leadership for which taxpayers are paying salaries.
On Pintard: Why give $10m loan to company not in good standing?
Posted 19 June 2025, 2:47 p.m. Suggest removal
bogart says...
congradulations.!!!!!!!!!
a historic milestone in opening the door to bring relief to a nation of patients who can qualify and be enabled to obtain relief to illness which is continuously plagued a large portion of the population of our beloved Bahamaland.
Imagine that, people can get the treatment for transplant surgery at the institution called Princess Margaret Hospital located right off Shirley Street.
On ‘We did it’ - kidney transplant a first
Posted 19 June 2025, 12:15 p.m. Suggest removal