Mr. Foulkes is relying on the fact that most, no, a vast majority of Bahamians don't and can't read, and comprehension of any situation is way above their intellectual advancement.

A question, why arent you asylum people not suing the respective countries that you left and causing you grief? I am sure your treatment and conditions must have been worst or you would not be here trying to scam the Bahamian people out of the little money we have to live off.

BPC, if you have insurance then produce it, if not you needs to pack up and get lost. Good looking out. Keep the pressure on them.

Mr. Commissioner can you please articulate or state exactly **WHAT** the RBPF did to cause the 16% drop in overall crime.

Nothing short of a completed disaster, domes not being built but sidewalks are that's crazy, bring the FOI act and stop wasting the Bahamian people time.

So where are the fraudsters are they being punished and made to pay for their crimes?

What are the people at the new NIA doing? I would have thought doing intelligence on how these guns are ending up in the country and in the hands of these G-average individuals, whose only rationale for dealing with disagreements is to pick up a gun and kill someone, was a priority and a matter of the National Intelligence Agency.

Agreed, i also know of at least one person who sold their birthright to a DR fisherman for money, and to top it off these men don't love them but uses them, and the fisheries house uses them for cheap labor.

i " mean" what did he expect? How can anyone expect anything concerning 2020 to compare anything with any other year before 2020. This is now the time for your ministry to start thinking out of the box, in fact, your government and future ones also, COVID-19 has now made tourism a very risky and vulnerable money maker, if we continue to rely so heavily on tourism we will be in a terrible state and Bahamians will start smuggling themselves to Haiti instead of vice versa. This is now your job Mr. Minister, stop complaining or singing some sad song, just get on with it and figure it out.

I will bet everyone who has been or is still employed in a high position at Bahamasair are 1000% richer as the airline becomes poorer, so where is the money going? 60 million in debt? No, 60 million deposited in the bank accounts of the people who are and who have been in charge of the airline from its inception.