This is complete nonsense. How can the Department of inland revenue tell me how much I am supposed to sell my property for? Are we really now living in a dictatorship?

Why should the fees be more for being closer to the US?

And if someone from a place closer to you flies over your country to go to a place further from them, should that not ring a bell to us that something is amiss with what we have?

Come one, don't be like birdie.

They were not flying for free. They were paying. The complaint they have is how come their fees have gone up, and they pay more than larger airlines now. That is a fair question.

The thing I was wondering is how is he suggesting to reset the mind? He figure this is a computer?

> Pastor Victor said GB Power should be
> facing fines and other financial
> sanctions for poor service quality.
> And, while the GBPA may not impose
> such penalties, he argued that URCA
> would based on its track record of
> levying fines on Bahamas Power & Light
> (BPL).

Where did URCA ever find BPL? With all the load shedding BPL was doing in New Providence. Grand Bahama does not need another whatless government entity. URCA is just like the Ministry of Grand Bahama.

> One teacher indicated yesterday that
> some are reluctant to assign students
> homework because of AI use.

Why are teachers even still assigning homework? Our education is still backwards, and has not caught up to better methods in the 21st century.

You are correct. The PM all over the place talking about other countries and his government has not done one thing related to making his own country more resilient to climate change.

By the way, I even forgot we had a minister of environment. Don't even hear a peep from him.

Is the guy head jammed?

Fossil fuel companies contribute 2%? So why are we still using fossil fuels in this country?

The fact that we are still using what you want people to contribute 2% from clearly shows you he himself does not believe in fossil fuels being harmful.

Davis runs overseas and spews nonsense that he does not practice in his own country.

Please, Davis needs to really go. This government has broken the law itself on numerous occasions, without any consequences.

But 2026 cometh

> Calling for a radical shift in how the
> world tackles the climate crisis,
> Prime Minister Davis urged fossil fuel
> companies to be held accountable for
> the cost of their actions. He
> reaffirmed The Bahamas’ commitment to
> reducing greenhouse gas emissions by
> 30 percent and transitioning to 30
> percent renewable energy by 2030, with
> plans to install solar farms in the
> capital, build hybrid grids on the
> Family Islands, and harness Ocean
> Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) for
> clean energy.

Anyone believe that in the next 6 years our government can even get to 5%?