This one is for BIRDIE, as a gentle reminder of what your beloved PLP and its rich politicians think of poor black Bahamians. One of the things that brought the Brent Symonette/Airport Authority saga to the fore was that Bradley Roberts knew about the conflict of interest but only brought it to the public's attention when Brent kept asking him to make payments on the huge amount of money that his catering operation owed to the Authority. At the same time that Brent was 'harassing' him, Bradley was 'harassing' Brent to do his job. You see birdie, Bradley wanted Brent to stop the poor black woman from selling breakfast from the back of her car to the taxi drivers,but Brent kept ignoring him. The mega rich PLP's motto was then,as it now, "all for me,baby!"
If there is only one positive thing to come from this BahMar saga is that it has shown us and the world the type of individuals we have elected to govern our dear country. But sadly,it is ,using an adjective that Perry who loves Webster uses profusely, a 'stupendous negative '
When the late Sir Edward St. George mentioned that Freeport should change its name,since there were other Freeports around the world ,to one more unique and Bahamian, Fred Mitchell said that we was correct, but should not have been the person to say it. Again , ' Invest your money,but SHUT UP! '
@TheMadHatter, i don't think you read the above article,because if you did,you would notice that the crux of the article is the different ways the PLP hierarchy treat both investors. If the former prime minister had brought Nygard to Bain's Town could you imagine how the PLP, especially the ones mentioned in this article would have carried on? When the late Sir Edward St.George once mentioned that Freeport should change its name , Fred Mitchell said that he was right, but he should not have been the person to say it. In others words invest your money,but keep your mouth closed. If you can remember, Perry Christie and Sarkis were once very close and even considered friends, but if your brother were a mechanic and did work on your car to the tune of $900 and the work was not satisfactory, you would complain. Imagine spending $900,000.000.
I have written a few blogs concerning Bell before and this article continues to reaffirm my opinion that he is an ass,though(supposedly) an intelligent one. After all he is a minister of state in the present government , maybe that says it all. Every time he opens his mouth, foolishness comes out. If you didn't know it ,you would never guess that he was a police officer. It reminds me of many of our people who have attained a lofty position and have permanently erased from their minds the fact that they came up from the ranks. The article say that he refused to comment on whether or not he supports the Court's ruling, but everything he said shows my toddler grandson that he does not support it. A "no comment" would have been a neutral answer.
I have a close relative who worked for Gulf Union Bank and and none of those former bank staff has received one cent from any Bahamian government more than a decade later.
You forgot that a passport is the main one of two government issued photo id's required at local banks for check cashing, when an individual does not have an account at the bank on which the cheque is drawn.
Birdiestrachan and TalRussell , this is what continues to keep our nation back; people who see things solely through biased eyes. The issue here is Fred Mitchell's response as foreign minister . In most 'first world' countries, he would be given the choice to resign or be fired for his comments.You are not unlike African Americans, making excuses for all the negativity in their communities.
pablojay says...
This one is for BIRDIE, as a gentle reminder of what your beloved PLP and its rich
politicians think of poor black Bahamians.
One of the things that brought the Brent Symonette/Airport Authority saga to the fore was
that Bradley Roberts knew about the conflict of interest but only brought it to the public's
attention when Brent kept asking him to make payments on the huge amount of money
that his catering operation owed to the Authority.
At the same time that Brent was 'harassing' him, Bradley was 'harassing' Brent to do his job.
You see birdie, Bradley wanted Brent to stop the poor black woman from selling breakfast from the back of her car to the taxi drivers,but Brent kept ignoring him.
The mega rich PLP's motto was then,as it now, "all for me,baby!"
On AG’s husband has Baha Mar leases
Posted 12 August 2015, 10:13 a.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
If there is only one positive thing to come from this BahMar saga is that it has shown us and the world the type of individuals we have elected to govern our dear country.
But sadly,it is ,using an adjective that Perry who loves Webster uses profusely,
a 'stupendous negative '
On ‘Psych tests for all developers’
Posted 6 August 2015, 1:02 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
"Required" , man you beat me to it------ anybody whom Perry Christie could swing to invest
$1 billion here gatta be crazy!!!
On ‘Psych tests for all developers’
Posted 6 August 2015, 12:47 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
When the late Sir Edward St. George mentioned that Freeport should change its name,since
there were other Freeports around the world ,to one more unique and Bahamian, Fred
Mitchell said that we was correct, but should not have been the person to say it. Again ,
' Invest your money,but SHUT UP! '
On Fred’s investor message: ‘Bring money, shut up’
Posted 6 August 2015, 10:22 a.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
@TheMadHatter, i don't think you read the above article,because if you did,you would
notice that the crux of the article is the different ways the PLP hierarchy treat both investors.
If the former prime minister had brought Nygard to Bain's Town could you imagine how the
PLP, especially the ones mentioned in this article would have carried on?
When the late Sir Edward St.George once mentioned that Freeport should change its name ,
Fred Mitchell said that he was right, but he should not have been the person to say it. In others
words invest your money,but keep your mouth closed.
If you can remember, Perry Christie and Sarkis were once very close and even considered
friends, but if your brother were a mechanic and did work on your car to the tune of $900 and
the work was not satisfactory, you would complain. Imagine spending $900,000.000.
On What has another long time resident invested?
Posted 6 August 2015, 9:58 a.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Exactly my sentiments ! They spend money wherever they want and not necessarily on
what the country needs.
On BELL: RULING ON POLICE OVERTIME A ‘HOLLOW JUDGMENT’
Posted 1 August 2015, 1:14 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
I have written a few blogs concerning Bell before and this article continues to reaffirm my
opinion that he is an ass,though(supposedly) an intelligent one. After all he is a minister of
state in the present government , maybe that says it all. Every time he opens his mouth,
foolishness comes out. If you didn't know it ,you would never guess that he was a police
officer. It reminds me of many of our people who have attained a lofty position and have
permanently erased from their minds the fact that they came up from the ranks.
The article say that he refused to comment on whether or not he supports the Court's
ruling, but everything he said shows my toddler grandson that he does not support it.
A "no comment" would have been a neutral answer.
On BELL: RULING ON POLICE OVERTIME A ‘HOLLOW JUDGMENT’
Posted 1 August 2015, 11:29 a.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
I have a close relative who worked for Gulf Union Bank and and none of those former bank
staff has received one cent from any Bahamian government more than a decade later.
On Non-payment of Baha Mar expats ‘very dangerous’
Posted 31 July 2015, 9:09 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
You forgot that a passport is the main one of two government issued photo
id's required at local banks for check cashing, when an individual does not
have an account at the bank on which the cheque is drawn.
On Lawyer backs $200 fee for emergency passports
Posted 22 July 2015, 11:05 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Birdiestrachan and TalRussell , this is what continues to keep our nation back; people who
see things solely through biased eyes. The issue here is Fred Mitchell's response as
foreign minister . In most 'first world' countries, he would be given the choice to resign or
be fired for his comments.You are not unlike African Americans, making excuses for all the
negativity in their communities.
On Symonette says Mitchell’s Baha Mar comments not appropriate for a Cabinet minister
Posted 14 July 2015, 4:38 p.m. Suggest removal