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hrysippus says...

Bingo.

hrysippus says...

With all these 3rd world power cuts that the BPL and the PLP Admistration been giving us all . it aint no wonder that the stare at thewall 8 hours a day Labour department is also in the dark.

On Atlantis in dark over labour probe

Posted 26 June 2023, 10:51 p.m. Suggest removal

hrysippus says...

1st choice; Mr, BMW Wrong Colour Smith. 2nd choice: PLP Potcake daughter who married extremely rich numbers guy able to pay Potcakes BPL Lectric bill in cash. BPL not allowed to take cash but by a wild coincidence the BPL Chairma, appointed by the PLP happened to bebe,you guessed it, Potcake. LOL.

hrysippus says...

Ms. Phillips has a long history of aversion to signage, much of which may have have some justification. There is a proscribed procedure for getting permission from the relevant Government department department to gain approval for any business sign. I have sometimes s wondered if Ms, Phillips followed such a procedure and gained permission for her own n,n own sign, "Dianne Phillips & Associates sign prominently displayed on East Bay Street for many years.

hrysippus says...

Yawn. OK. Let's wait, that is so much safer than being pro-active.

hrysippus says...

The hypocrisy of a government that regularly takes its private business owners to court and prosecutes them while committing the the exact same infraction themselves without penalty, is exactly what many, perhaps even most, of the electorate have come to expect from our sadly elected politicos. So sad.

On Laroda: Govt agencies owe NIB $8m

Posted 23 June 2023, 9:16 p.m. Suggest removal

hrysippus says...

Cafe Matisse is closing its doors, Greg is off to Eleutherian shores, Usually good resturants soon go downhill, . .. .The worser the food and higher the bill, ..But food at Matisse always stayed fine, , And the wait staff nade it a pleasure to dine. So it only remains to thank you all concerned, , Good luck with the next or retirement well earned.

On Cafe Matisse to close doors permanently

Posted 22 June 2023, 9:13 a.m. Suggest removal

hrysippus says...

State sanctioned extra-judicial killings have always been a major threat to a democracy guided by the rule of law.

hrysippus says...

Most everyone has a desire for more money and for more power. Mr. Watson is probably not out of the ordindinary in this respect. As ZNS manager he will be paid more than he was as the pm's mouthpiece, he also has many more subordinates and can make a few decisions, and thus the position has more power.

On Is Watson move a demotion?

Posted 19 June 2023, 6:35 p.m. Suggest removal

hrysippus says...

If this is true then any decent human being can only be disgusted by the actions of these thugs in uniform. If only we had a decent and functional judicial system such the these men who have been beaten so brutally could sue the police people who did this to them. Sue them for everything that they own now, and most of whatthey will earn over the next 10 years. If they could only do this the police brutality would surely stop almost immediately ?