Well said. Bahamians are going to learn the hard lessons of how valuable is FDI. If Year One is causing this much problems, I can you imagine what Year Two, Three, Four and Five would be like.

Great minds think alike.

There is a right and wrong way in how you treat foreign workers. The commonwealth of the Bahamas is a tourist destination and regardless of the foreigner’s standings, we must treat them with respect. Our bread and butter depend on it.

May God help the Bahamas when foreign investors decide to cut their losses and leave without notices. They do not have to come the bahamas to build a mega resort or open up an offshore bank, they could go elsewhere and do that. I wonder what this anti-foreign government would do since wealthy Bahamians do not create jobs for poor to middle class Bahamians.

I couldn't have said it better. WTO is going to be the Bahamas wake up call.

Well said.

For a country that depends of FDI, I don't think Mitchell realize what he’s going. Having a degree in the field of interests is one thing but if your skills are not on par with the rest of the world, how do you expect a foreign business in the Bahamas to become successful on the global market with an unskilled workforce. If Mitchell hidden agenda is that all foreign businesses hire unskilled Bahamian workers to become skilled workers, may God help the Bahamas because he is living in his own world.

The PLP voters are disappointed not PGC. He could care less.

I am not a fan of Rodney Moncur but I praise him for embarrassing the Royal Bahamas 'Mickey Mouse' Police Force.

Well said everyone.