> “As we do the work we are analysing
> the flaws in the process. The flaws in
> the system that are making these
> processes so slow and we’re looking at
> ways in this new day reformation of
> the public service to fix these
> issues. So, after we get these
> promotions done and after we do these
> assessments we will see if we can find
> a better way to move processes forward
> through the public service.”

What the...? Is she serious? We will do promotions through the flawed process and then we will fix the flaw after the promotion? And this is the new day reformation? WOW!

You cannot make this nonsense up.

We really need to have reporters stop putting mics in front of these brain dead politicians without challenging their statements.

The bigger question is, will the government cut expenditure?

So the PM goes to Parliament and lies (though every right thinking person who is not blind with political partisanship knew that when he spewed it). And the Minister of Social Services comes out and does he same thing. Then the NGOs, who are more regulated than government, gives the facts to prove both wrong.

Both of them should resign forthwith. It is about integrity and they clearly show they don't have it.

But knowing the PLP, they will come with a spin just like when the PM said he broke quarantine, Darville said he was on his way to quarantine and Watson said he was not in quarantine.

See why nothing can ever get done in this country. Cabinet has to approve it first. Pray tell why if you have a DRA that has a board that Cabinet has to approve the houses?

Unless these folks find a way to stop the hour long breaks between groups with nothing happening, then you the experience of Junkanoo will continue to get stale.

SMT. The same program they stopped when they came to office, they bring back and act like it is their own and that they doing it because they did a photo op walk through Port Lucaya and found out people were hurting.

Geez man. You cannot make this nonsense up if you try.

> “Once again it’s all about timing. So
> to the critics, if the Duke and
> Duchess had come during the time we
> had a spike we wouldn’t have had
> Junkanoo - not under this
> administration,” he argued.

Our politicians really believe we are dumb.

First off, the two would not have come during the spike. That is just a ludicrous statement.

Second, they came now and the rush out was all for them. Period. Trying to spin it shows a complete lack of respect for the populace.

The foolishness is the fact that you cannot have a single thought for yourself that is not swayed by your political blindness. Typical example of the mindless masses Pindling and the PLP were always trying to create.

> Just 2 percent of Bahamians do not own
> a smartphone or tablet, communications
> regulators have revealed, with total
> mobile connections exceeding the size
> of the country’s population.

How many people were in this so called survey? Because the pandemic showed that we had scores of students without access to the internet as they and no devices. Did this survey cover the entire Bahamas? Were the participants selected at random? What is the margin of error?
How do you report on a survey without reporting those vital facts?

Are we really to believe that only 18,000 Bahamians do not have a smartphone?

Can we challenge entities putting out information rather than just printing what they give in
a press release verbatim without fact checking?

> “Once again it’s all about timing. So
> to the critics, if the Duke and
> Duchess had come during the time we
> had a spike we wouldn’t have had
> Junkanoo - not under this
> administration,” he argued.

Our politicians really believe we are dumb.

First off, the two would not have come during the spike. That is just a ludicrous statement.

Second, they cam now and the rush out was all for them. Period. Trying to spin it shows a complete lack of respect for the populace.