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moncurcool says...

Gibson's rose coloured glasses respinse to the report is a clear indication that he was not looking for the truth in this matter from the beginning. This type of garbage politics from these immature politicians is what is killing our nation. God help us and save us from ourselves.

moncurcool says...

And the reason we wasted this amount of money on a audit by a firm that no one really knows about is....? And the government have the stupidity to get up and say they need to introduce VAT cause they have no money? Stop wasting money with this kind of excessive and unnecessary spending.

On NIB audit cost nation $861,000

Posted 16 May 2013, 2:13 p.m. Suggest removal

moncurcool says...

How interesting that this part of the report was not leaked before being presented in Parliament.

moncurcool says...

It is victimization which is akin to genocide, when you single out a specific group of persons tied to one particular entity, organization or nationality. His reference to a particular group to fire leads to victimization.

However, it is amazing how Brown has suddenly become the biggest supporter of the PLP that he claims victimized him. Politics make strange bedfellows.

On Brown: I did nothing wrong

Posted 16 May 2013, 2:10 p.m. Suggest removal

moncurcool says...

How could the comment be made that this is the first time we have hosted an event of this magnitude. Did we not host Carifta before?

On BAAA CHIEF: Carifta hiccups inevitable

Posted 3 April 2013, 2:04 p.m. Suggest removal

moncurcool says...

Yes we should react negatively to what the Minister said about making low end jobs available for Bahamians. What about the high end jobs? Why does not he restrict those permits? Are Bahamians not good enough for those? In fact we need to react negatively, because rather than talking about reserving menial level jobs for Bahamians, the government need to be making sure that Bahamians become real owners in this economy and that they work to sign the front and not the back of checks. Mitchell talk should be an insult to all Bahamians. Slavery is over. Governments should be working to make people true owners. And I am not talking about saying we own BTC yet we never get a dividend or a voice in the decision. When I own, I make decisions. That is what governments should be doing. WOrk to make citizens true owners of their own businesses. Start with getting the banks to grant loans to people for businesses and not cars, then you get my support.

moncurcool says...

So if the findings are so shocking, why then is it taking them an eternity to act? I cry shame on the Minister for seeking to smear the character of individuals with his innuendoes, without putting the facts on the table. This type of garbage dump politics needs to stop. Put then again, it probably speaks to the caliber of persons in our society that they would put a person of that caliber in the House of Assembly. i guess you do get what you vote for.

moncurcool says...

What the hell are the topics of mutual interests? Can we talk about wasting money. This man travels more than the Prime Minister and can I say on non essential trips that are of no benefit to the country.

On Mitchell on Abu Dhabi visit

Posted 2 April 2013, 5:48 p.m. Suggest removal

moncurcool says...

If you read the second sentence in the story it mentions DNA very clear. Can we please grow up in this country and stop trying to make everything about politics. That era is dead. We now have enlightened people in the Bahamas.

On Rodney moncur tells of arrest

Posted 2 April 2013, 5:47 p.m. Suggest removal

moncurcool says...

Why do we have to bring race into things. I am sure there are other segments of the population that are not there. Whether a person is at Carifta or not is there free choice. Could it be that that segment of the population is in Jamaica supporting our athletes at the swimming portion of Carifta? Someone had to go to support them. Let's stop thinking negative of people as at the end of the day we are all Bahamians, irrespective of which segment of society we come from.