As per notice to shareholders in newspapers last week $1.1 million taken from the Treasury to pay dividends to preference shareholders of BOB with no obligation to repay. You cannot make this stuff up.
Another referendum -- I thought there was a law in place providing for penalties for certain crimes and that death by hanging resulted if the jury found the perpetrator guilty. The PC saying that the murder had to be the worst of the worse seems to mean that the method of killing would determine if the penalty was to be enforced. It seems that the Privy Council is now the arbiter of Bahamian law.
Check out the Insurance Commission which issues statements of principles and policies which have absolutely no connection with the Insurance Act. The precedent has been set and this entity actually has a Commissioner in place.
Can you grasp the difference between hate and resentment. You do not have to hate a person to resent the fact that this woman has been masterful in painting a picture of herself as one absolutely entitled to lord herself over ordinary citizens -- the ones who follow the rules of actually working to support themselves and family and paying their bills, including the taxes which are then used to allow her to enjoy a lifestyle well beyond the reach of the majority of Bahamians.
It must be something in the water that causes persons to launch personal attacks if they disagree with a stance or position. Thank God for Fred Smith and his determination to fight for the protection of our environment. I wish he could be cloned.
dahasamo says...
As per notice to shareholders in newspapers last week $1.1 million taken from the Treasury to pay dividends to preference shareholders of BOB with no obligation to repay. You cannot make this stuff up.
On Deloitte to collect $100m in ‘bad’ BOB commercial loans
Posted 13 December 2014, 4:11 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
Another referendum -- I thought there was a law in place providing for penalties for certain crimes and that death by hanging resulted if the jury found the perpetrator guilty. The PC saying that the murder had to be the worst of the worse seems to mean that the method of killing would determine if the penalty was to be enforced. It seems that the Privy Council is now the arbiter of Bahamian law.
On FNM leader: Christie administration 'paralysed' in the face of crime
Posted 8 December 2014, 2:17 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
Check out the Insurance Commission which issues statements of principles and policies which have absolutely no connection with the Insurance Act. The precedent has been set and this entity actually has a Commissioner in place.
On Gov’t ‘well past expiry’ over VAT Comptroller naming
Posted 1 December 2014, 2:09 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
Could not have said it better myself.
On Hospital auditor defends report
Posted 16 October 2014, 1:56 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
In the experience of my particular business since 2012, either no bids have been invited or when they have been, there has been no public opening.
On PM 'puzzled' by US criticism
Posted 2 July 2014, 1:46 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
Can you grasp the difference between hate and resentment. You do not have to hate a person to resent the fact that this woman has been masterful in painting a picture of herself as one absolutely entitled to lord herself over ordinary citizens -- the ones who follow the rules of actually working to support themselves and family and paying their bills, including the taxes which are then used to allow her to enjoy a lifestyle well beyond the reach of the majority of Bahamians.
On Queen notified of choice for governor role
Posted 27 June 2014, 6:34 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
It must be something in the water that causes persons to launch personal attacks if they disagree with a stance or position. Thank God for Fred Smith and his determination to fight for the protection of our environment. I wish he could be cloned.
On Campaigners to take Bimini dredging appeal back to the Privy Council
Posted 10 June 2014, 8:14 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
Well he can have as much limelight as he wants. The whole Bahamas should be grateful for his efforts to stop the destruction of our environment.
On Supreme Court overturns dredging block
Posted 30 May 2014, 2:20 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
Police can find time to raid a citizen's home but cannot stop illegal webshop gambling??
On UPDATED: F.N.M. chairman's home raided by police
Posted 1 May 2014, 10:34 p.m. Suggest removal
dahasamo says...
Did Mr. Thomas get a response from the PM or someone in his office or even from the surrogates, i.e.Wilson or McWeeney.
On A warning over VAT
Posted 12 March 2014, 9:15 p.m. Suggest removal