In case anyone missed it, the Bahamas has one of the highest per capita police involved killings of civilians in the world. . It would have been reassuring to those who do not trust the Bahamian police if the hands of the man who was killed had been bagged immediately and then tested for gun shot residue as would have routinely been done in a developed country.
What this article fails to make clear is whether the living wage calculated by this UB study is based on per employee or per household. There may be some disappointment coming for some workers.
This letter is unusual and remarkable for firstly admitting a wrong and secondly for offering an apology to the wronged party. My opinion of Mr. Evans' media submissions has thus taken on a more positive aspect.
All these comments about Rodney makes me wonder how many even remember The Socialist Workers Party? Rodney 11 votes, Socialist Workers Party? Ring any bells? Maybe it was 6 votes not 11.
Someone always wanted bad to be a politician,, ... .. .. ..Hardly working much at all became his life's ambition. . ... .. .....And when he found out you got two free meats for lunch.. .. ...He put aside those stories by Ivan in The Punch... . .. . . .Because no one will remember why he left that radio prime time show...... . . ... Did the have to compensate him when they finally let him go? .. .... .. .And now he's on the Gravy Train, no work and lots of pay. . .. ..I shall be very interested in what he's got to say. .. .. .. ..For instance coke addiction, should that mean time in jail? . . ... .. Or should just be all forgotten like a closed book fairy tale? . ...sigh.
The reason, I believe, is this; there is just too much liquid money, cash, floating around and the banks do not need or want it. sucessive governments have increased protection to borrowers who hold mortgages and thus the mortgage lending market has become increasingly unprofitable and so undesirable to the banks. As the banks can no longer make a profit lending out deposited funds they no longer want them. The extremely high cost of employing people means that the banks do not want you dealing in person with a high cost employee but do want you to do your banking transactions on line where they are automated.
It is time to talk frankly about the state of NIB, ... .... ... the fund is a complete disaster as everyone can plainly see, . ..Set up years ago by Pingling to buy the retirees vote, . ... ...It is now like paying money to a horse race track side tote, ..... Like betting your retirement on a failing horse. ... ...That is so old and tired it can't make it round the course. '' Buying unsold government bonds is what the fund has mainly done..... .... ... .. .. .... And shares in BOB bought surely just for fun. ... ... BOB's a slush fund to help them cronies out,.. ... ... ..NIB is about astransparent as a glass of Guinness stout. sigh.
Socrates. It takes money to run a business, primarily expenses and interest on loans. If, and this is an example only, it takes 5% of gross turnover to meet the costs of running a gas station then as the net profit as a percentage of turnover decreases then it will reach a point where the business is not meeting expenses and becomes uneconomic.
hrysippus says...
thank you, messenger, and this is how you sometimes earn a knighthood from a plp government.
On ‘World’s in worst state that I have ever seen’
Posted 29 April 2022, 6:19 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
In case anyone missed it, the Bahamas has one of the highest per capita police involved killings of civilians in the world. . It would have been reassuring to those who do not trust the Bahamian police if the hands of the man who was killed had been bagged immediately and then tested for gun shot residue as would have routinely been done in a developed country.
On MAN SHOT DEAD BY POLICE ‘FIRED FIRST’: Officers’ vehicle struck by bullets during gun battle
Posted 29 April 2022, 5:32 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
What this article fails to make clear is whether the living wage calculated by this UB study is based on per employee or per household. There may be some disappointment coming for some workers.
On Public to see liveable wage proposals ‘this year’
Posted 27 April 2022, 8:25 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
This letter is unusual and remarkable for firstly admitting a wrong and secondly for offering an apology to the wronged party. My opinion of Mr. Evans' media submissions has thus taken on a more positive aspect.
On Larson a victim of fragility?
Posted 26 April 2022, 7:30 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
All these comments about Rodney makes me wonder how many even remember The Socialist Workers Party? Rodney 11 votes, Socialist Workers Party? Ring any bells? Maybe it was 6 votes not 11.
On Moncur has govt job - as ‘violence interrupter’
Posted 22 April 2022, 7:21 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
Sparky? Ministry of Sports? Man that cold cold....
On ‘Does Rodney Moncur have a job in the government?’
Posted 21 April 2022, 8:37 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
Someone always wanted bad to be a politician,, ... .. .. ..Hardly working much at all became his life's ambition. . ... .. .....And when he found out you got two free meats for lunch.. .. ...He put aside those stories by Ivan in The Punch... . .. . . .Because no one will remember why he left that radio prime time show...... . . ... Did the have to compensate him when they finally let him go? .. .... .. .And now he's on the Gravy Train, no work and lots of pay. . .. ..I shall be very interested in what he's got to say. .. .. .. ..For instance coke addiction, should that mean time in jail? . . ... .. Or should just be all forgotten like a closed book fairy tale? . ...sigh.
On ‘Does Rodney Moncur have a job in the government?’
Posted 21 April 2022, 6:05 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
The reason, I believe, is this; there is just too much liquid money, cash, floating around and the banks do not need or want it. sucessive governments have increased protection to borrowers who hold mortgages and thus the mortgage lending market has become increasingly unprofitable and so undesirable to the banks. As the banks can no longer make a profit lending out deposited funds they no longer want them. The extremely high cost of employing people means that the banks do not want you dealing in person with a high cost employee but do want you to do your banking transactions on line where they are automated.
On Bank fees
Posted 20 April 2022, 8:23 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
It is time to talk frankly about the state of NIB, ... .... ... the fund is a complete disaster as everyone can plainly see, . ..Set up years ago by Pingling to buy the retirees vote, . ... ...It is now like paying money to a horse race track side tote, ..... Like betting your retirement on a failing horse. ... ...That is so old and tired it can't make it round the course. ''
Buying unsold government bonds is what the fund has mainly done..... .... ... .. .. .... And shares in BOB bought surely just for fun. ... ... BOB's a slush fund to help them cronies out,.. ... ... ..NIB is about astransparent as a glass of Guinness stout. sigh.
On ‘It’s time to talk frankly about state of NIB fund’
Posted 19 April 2022, 11:37 a.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
Socrates. It takes money to run a business, primarily expenses and interest on loans. If, and this is an example only, it takes 5% of gross turnover to meet the costs of running a gas station then as the net profit as a percentage of turnover decreases then it will reach a point where the business is not meeting expenses and becomes uneconomic.
On 'Everything on the table' as potential solution to soaring gas prices
Posted 16 April 2022, 10:24 a.m. Suggest removal