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realitycheck242 says...

Concord Wilshire and its investor/developer/manager partners are in a standoff with the government over this hotel because of the Airport situation in Grand Bahama. The Government on the other hand knows that is they let this hotel close with months before a general election, they could kiss them five seats in the northern Bahamas goodbye and loose for sure. Even Stevie wonder could see whats happening over there

On Grand Lucayan in fresh closure delay

Posted 20 October 2025, 5:31 p.m. Suggest removal

realitycheck242 says...

All signs point to this hospital project in the well field being "Stop Review and Canceled by the incoming FNM administration. Remember The Minnis Government had the money in the Bank for the Extension to the New critical care block at the PMH, the PLP cancelled that so what goes around will come around next year.

On Hospital approval a ‘foregone conclusion’

Posted 10 October 2025, 11:02 a.m. Suggest removal

realitycheck242 says...

Former FNM MP Travis Robinson could forget about winning the Ft Charlotte seat. Not in his wildest dreams can he win. Sorry FNM this one in the PLP win column.

On Sebas: I'm 'ready to serve' Ft Charlotte

Posted 10 October 2025, 10:56 a.m. Suggest removal

realitycheck242 says...

The Government needs to send this company Challenger Energy Group, the former Bahamas Petroleum Company (BPC) and its greedy shareholders a clear message that there will be no further oil drilling in the Bahamas. What do they not understand .PM Davis has been all over the world speaking as a climate change advocacy. I hope the incoming FNM government would not be weak on this issue....Tell this company in no uncertain terms to go away. The Bahamas values its pristine waters, Tourism, and carbon credits more than this fossil fuel exploitation company.

realitycheck242 says...

The **IMF** asked the Bahamas government to re classify the 37 million dollars spent last November to join the Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean **(CAFF)** and change it to an Investment from an expenditure, that explains the 37 million deficit reduction from the 24 - 25 budget year, allowing the Government to overshoot its 2024-2025 full-year deficit target by just $9.1m thanks to last-minute revisions

realitycheck242 says...

Ms Chan and Mr Au ....your'll sound like them Chinese who selling liquor through the window, and using convenience stores to sell liquor ...well the new amendments are long overdue. Take your walkup and drive through liquor windows back to china.

realitycheck242 says...

All the talk about the economy doing good and gov cant pay one simple increase now. They have to wait until December until when the tourism numbers increase.... who fooling who ....SMT

On Public officers to get pay rise

Posted 22 September 2025, 1:18 p.m. Suggest removal

realitycheck242 says...

Take ya time Doc Darville. because Bahamian taxpayers will seemingly have to shoulder 96 percent of the second New Providence hospital's $2.2bn-plus revenue needs via Public Hospitals Authority (PHA) subsidies over a 30-year period.....The new FNM government will **Stop Review and Cancel** this hospital when they get in power next year. ....you are building this for the Haitian children says doc Sands ....this too expensive ....The FNM will go back to Minnis PMH expansion plans

realitycheck242 says...

We need a leader like Trump who will take immediate action. It long overdue. COI position on this issue is the strongest in this country.

On ‘We may toughen up on Haiti visas’

Posted 17 September 2025, 3:55 p.m. Suggest removal

realitycheck242 says...

Stop blabber mouthing and take the steps to toughen our visa laws like ASAP. You can start by limiting Bahamas Air to one flight per week to Haiti. This Haitian problem is now more important than Grand Bahama Airport and the Grand Lucayan deal. Sometimes you need to speak to these issues with more urgency and a serious facial expression. This is not an issue to clown around with.

It is not a nice feeling to go inside these centrally located food stores and the only person speaking English is the cashiers , All the shoppers around speaking Creole .. Shame on these leaders

On ‘We may toughen up on Haiti visas’

Posted 17 September 2025, 3:26 p.m. Suggest removal