So he has millions and cannot travel to or through the US to enjoy it? Now that’s funny!
The 9 plus years he’s spent avoiding arrest by traveling to the US, it would’ve been cheaper to go and face the music and do the 3 year stint in prison and he probably would have been back and enjoying his millions in peace.
So he’s done all sorts of charitable deeds and can afford to hire the best attorneys but he still can’t shake his past.
Moral of the story is ‘Good works and millions don’t make you moral’ unless you paying a PLP Government to make you look that way.
While he hails himself as the savior of the poor and destitute (since he’s always recanting some story about a poor person he just talked to) in my opinion Miller is just a bonafide crook whose PLP cronyism got him millions from BOB for a project in his deceased son’s name that he’s too proud to admit has failed. To add insult to injury the cronyism continued with a subsequent lease of the building by the PLP Government to further facilitate the crookedry and give even more tax payer dollars thereby shoveling more good money after bad. My greatest fear is that if the PLP gets back in, this debt will be written off and Miller will get the lease. I think he filed the law suit as a stalling attic to ensure that happens. I’m praying it doesn’t. So many who have done less are paying more. Miller should not be the exception!
Wasn’t that always the plan? To steal that poor gentleman’s hotel from him? The PLP just helped to facilitate it and probably got only God knows what in kickbacks.
I’m buying 1,000 bags so that I can pollute the environment long after deadline. I will take them on the beach and give them to my friends for storage.
Sounds dumb, right? That’s how it sounds to keep a banned item on sale. If you’re going to ban it, then ban it period. No exceptions.
This is the mindset that caused the Mudd and Pigeon Pea to grow. The promise of construction jobs in Abaco. They payed them pittance, and watched as they continued to live in substandard conditions. So yes they probably eventually got ‘papers’ and a skill set to boot but it also caused them to encourage the others to come. So now you’ve created a monster. You have skilled legals who use their funds to bring more illegals in. Let’s stop the bleeding people. And worse. Let’s stop supposing there are no unemployed Bahamians who can do the job.
He and his wife almost sound bitter. Talk about looking for recognition for good works. The Bible speaks of these things. You ought not look to men for your reward. His words are quite telling.
Hurricane Dorian is also a real wake up call to Fred Smith and Rights Haiti to stop encouraging illegals to live in The Bahamas in substandard conditions.
Had the same thought. Bible says ‘Give in secret and you will be rewarded openly’. Give openly and that’s al you get. 5 minutes of satisfaction for having you name called.?
We need legislation to protect Bahamian music. Start at home first before we go crying out to protect foreign copyrights.
How ironic too that the article loosely implies that cable tv is the main culprit. Been hearing these rumors for years that the signal was pirated one and you could tell because they charge you so much for such poor service and lots and los of Spanish channels. I think HBO needs to consider expanding its license to the Caribbean. Clearly it’s an uphill battle to fight piracy. Better to get an international license and make billions like Amazon and Netflix. #my5cents
jackbnimble says...
So he has millions and cannot travel to or through the US to enjoy it? Now that’s funny!
The 9 plus years he’s spent avoiding arrest by traveling to the US, it would’ve been cheaper to go and face the music and do the 3 year stint in prison and he probably would have been back and enjoying his millions in peace.
So he’s done all sorts of charitable deeds and can afford to hire the best attorneys but he still can’t shake his past.
Moral of the story is ‘Good works and millions don’t make you moral’ unless you paying a PLP Government to make you look that way.
On Island Luck co-founder a 'fugitive', says judge
Posted 31 January 2020, 6:18 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
While he hails himself as the savior of the poor and destitute (since he’s always recanting some story about a poor person he just talked to) in my opinion Miller is just a bonafide crook whose PLP cronyism got him millions from BOB for a project in his deceased son’s name that he’s too proud to admit has failed. To add insult to injury the cronyism continued with a subsequent lease of the building by the PLP Government to further facilitate the crookedry and give even more tax payer dollars thereby shoveling more good money after bad. My greatest fear is that if the PLP gets back in, this debt will be written off and Miller will get the lease. I think he filed the law suit as a stalling attic to ensure that happens. I’m praying it doesn’t. So many who have done less are paying more. Miller should not be the exception!
On BOB's aid to Miller 'above and beyond'
Posted 16 January 2020, 9:44 a.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Wasn’t that always the plan? To steal that poor gentleman’s hotel from him? The PLP just helped to facilitate it and probably got only God knows what in kickbacks.
On Baha Mar sales process exposed
Posted 9 January 2020, 6:12 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
I’m buying 1,000 bags so that I can pollute the environment long after deadline. I will take them on the beach and give them to my friends for storage.
Sounds dumb, right? That’s how it sounds to keep a banned item on sale. If you’re going to ban it, then ban it period. No exceptions.
On 'No turning back' on plastic bag charge
Posted 8 January 2020, 1:45 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
This is the mindset that caused the Mudd and Pigeon Pea to grow. The promise of construction jobs in Abaco. They payed them pittance, and watched as they continued to live in substandard conditions. So yes they probably eventually got ‘papers’ and a skill set to boot but it also caused them to encourage the others to come. So now you’ve created a monster. You have skilled legals who use their funds to bring more illegals in. Let’s stop the bleeding people. And worse. Let’s stop supposing there are no unemployed Bahamians who can do the job.
On Haitian deportations 'hit Dorian rebuilding'
Posted 3 January 2020, 3:57 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
He and his wife almost sound bitter. Talk about looking for recognition for good works. The Bible speaks of these things. You ought not look to men for your reward. His words are quite telling.
On 'My honour's deserved - and long overdue'
Posted 2 January 2020, 1:51 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Oh and let’s not forget to mention that he’s rich and can afford to pay it!!
On Super Value chief ‘welcomes’ BPL’s extra 15% charge
Posted 27 December 2019, 10:11 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Hurricane Dorian is also a real wake up call to Fred Smith and Rights Haiti to stop encouraging illegals to live in The Bahamas in substandard conditions.
On QC’s ‘collapsed state’ fear if another Dorian
Posted 25 December 2019, 9:27 a.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Had the same thought. Bible says ‘Give in secret and you will be rewarded openly’. Give openly and that’s al you get. 5 minutes of satisfaction for having you name called.?
On Patricia Minnis helped raise funds for murdered teen's funeral
Posted 21 December 2019, 2:07 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
We need legislation to protect Bahamian music. Start at home first before we go crying out to protect foreign copyrights.
How ironic too that the article loosely implies that cable tv is the main culprit. Been hearing these rumors for years that the signal was pirated one and you could tell because they charge you so much for such poor service and lots and los of Spanish channels. I think HBO needs to consider expanding its license to the Caribbean. Clearly it’s an uphill battle to fight piracy. Better to get an international license and make billions like Amazon and Netflix. #my5cents
On Bahamas warned: 'Stop the piracy'
Posted 19 December 2019, 1:25 a.m. Suggest removal