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newcitizen says...

Well put Birdie

newcitizen says...

You working overtime Birdie, you need some rest, you're making less sense than usual.

newcitizen says...

What would he say, is the priority?

On ‘Campaign finance law not a priority’

Posted 11 September 2024, 12:10 p.m. Suggest removal

newcitizen says...

What are you talking about? If you are bringing in $5 million per year than you should have proper accounting systems and procedures in place, otherwise you are likely losing some of that money and have no idea where. If you have proper accounting systems and procedures, then an audit is a pretty simple and straight forward process.

If you think it's a good idea to limit your revenue because you might have to pay for an audit then you are likely not able to build a business that would bring in even close to $5 million per year.

newcitizen says...

You are such a biggot. Anyone who is as bothered by this lady's existence as you are, has some serious mental problems of their own.

Go live your life and stop trying to project your issues on others.

On ‘We need answers on missing Taylor’

Posted 2 July 2024, 10:52 a.m. Suggest removal

newcitizen says...

Per diem for government officials for travel within the Bahamas is $70 per day and finding accommodations would add another $200. $270 total expense to the government.

With $2,500,000 spent on this plane (which didn't cost the government any money to obtain) equates to just under 9,260 days of out island travel expense at $270 a day.

This is on top of the fact that the plane will cost more to fly than the costs of seats on Bahamas Air.

There are also only 4 (main) airports in this country that don't have daily flights, so not sure how they are stuck all the time on Family Islands.

This is such a stupid waste of money, as always, and their justification only makes it worse.

newcitizen says...

Wait, what is the $2.5M for if the plane was confiscated?

newcitizen says...

Does BTC not know who owns the land that their infrastructure is on?

Who have they been paying for the use of the land up until now?

The government is also giving away waterfront in land grants now?

Seems like no one actually has any idea what is going on, but what else is one to expect in the Bahamas

newcitizen says...

Such thin skin, 'oh my respect', get over yourselves

newcitizen says...

The government seems to have confused the words 'end of year' with the 'end of decade'. Why does the government even bother with giving timelines. They never get anything done by the time they say they will.