We need to stop the spending by this government. In the last two years, BEC has cost taxpayers an extra $58 million more than what their current bills say. That's over $150 for every man, woman and child in the Bahamas. And they hide it from the public for as long as they can.

Bahamians are still stuck paying for it either way. Just because the government says we moved the debt from our national debt to debt owed by a crown corporation, doesn't mean it has gone away. It still all totals to the same amount so it is no way at all a 'windfall'. These leaders are just flat our liars. They lie about everything and anything as if it's a competition.

Restructuring the debt is a good idea, you don't need to lie about it.

Thank god for all those abortions, otherwise we would have all of those aborted babies running around shooting each other up along with all the yahoo's we have now.

Is CCA really expecting people who have contracts with them to go along with this? Who are they trying to get money from. Baha Mar is being wound up. The Chinese Bank has called in the loan and will be taking control of the asset. There is nothing left to get payment for work from. CCA already got paid for all of their work so they don't care, they are just trying to get everyone to attack the ghost of Baha Mar instead of the people who still have the money, CCA.

While it may have some affect on Atlantis, Baha Mar will not destroy it. There will be more than enough tourists for both hotels.

Any contractor who has a contract with CCA directly should have been paid by now. CCA hasn't filed for bankruptcy and they are responsible for paying their bills regardless of whether Bahamar owes them money. If people had contracts with CCA then they should be taking them to court now. They are using their political connections to avoid their contractual obligations.

I thought they had concerts for the two previous nights before they shut it down, how could they not continue to use those lights and equipment?

I think he's meaning that he doesn't know them well enough outside of being MP's together to comment on their character.

It's to funny that Smith is trying to now discredit the 2010 study on the impact of flats fishing in the Bahamas, seeing as he has referenced it numerous times in the past to support his position. This is just an attempt to constrict competition in the flyfishing industry.

You picked out an important part. It doesn't say how many people applied, just how many total applications. Lets say each person asks five times, that's only 36 people, and 8 were granted parole? That's almost 25%!

They are trying to tell a story using only the numbers that make them look good.