The chicken have come home to roost for many Bahamains. They are now coming to realize that the change in government will not be the savior for the many situations they find themselves in as it relates to Food security, and employment. We like the children of Israel who did not reach the promise because of their many transgressions need a mindset change in action from the government down to the smallest man. Failure to do so may render this country to proverty levels we have never seen. Our collective life styles from independence demonstrates that we have been fooling ourselves
If two investments on the scale of Baha Mar and Atlantis does not happen for the Bahamas by the end of next year then we will be in the hands of the IMF. We need investments that can move our GDP needle in a positive direction bey a minimum of 10% points. Those who were hungry for power and now in power because the D average population will be in for a rude awakening .very soon. The fiscal restructuring policies of the previous government were very sound, they only lacked closing the big investment deals. The new min of investments had better start combing the world for investors who want to leave countries like Hong Kong because of the effect of main land china new hostile policies and get them to relocate their business to the Bahamas preferably in the green economy sectors. Ms Dukharan is right.
Those Bowling Lanes require special equipment to keep them cool. With out power for so long some of them are bound to broke down. Maintenance expenses will sure to sky rocket well all is said and done.
Just utilized the acres on Lake Killarney and build a floating solar power plant. There are many such plants in use around the world. The lake would provide inland protections from storms and Tesla now has the battery storage technology for 24/7 availability of power.
WoW .....and all of this is happening while the potential hurricane systems are out there playing hit and miss with the Bahamas. This is another down grade .that the new opposition can claim happened under the PLP. We can forget the two percent Vat decrease promise. No PLP government has ever displayed a steady fiscal responsible hand while governing this country. Thats how we got in this situation in the first place. Thank god for all the new fiscal responsibility legislation implemented under the Minnis administration.
Wait until we next hair from the IMF. Our day of reckoning has just begun,
Now that there is a change in government......will the church hill building still be demolished? Will there still be a IPO in the Nassau cruise port ???
**It is understood that the treasure hunting proceeds will be split 75/25 in favour of Mr Allen, as stipulated by the Antiquities, Monuments and Museums (AMMC) Act 2011,**Strong****
This 75/25 needs to be reversed in favour of the Bahamas. The modern day pirates are still here plundering wealth of this country. Show them that we are an educated people who know our worth. Not some fishing village #@#$% hole country. Any lucrative find could eliminate a large part of our national depth.
The Government should force Royal Caribbean to sell a percentage of its shares to Bahamians VIA an IPO by stipulating it in the heads of agreement.This developement along with CoCo cay will be the second time Bahamian land is leased to Royal Caribbean. Spread the wealth.
realitycheck242 says...
The chicken have come home to roost for many Bahamains. They are now coming to realize that the change in government will not be the savior for the many situations they find themselves in as it relates to Food security, and employment. We like the children of Israel who did not reach the promise because of their many transgressions need a mindset change in action from the government down to the smallest man. Failure to do so may render this country to proverty levels we have never seen. Our collective life styles from independence demonstrates that we have been fooling ourselves
On APD container volumes 1,100 below pre-COVID
Posted 5 October 2021, 4:37 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
If two investments on the scale of Baha Mar and Atlantis does not happen for the Bahamas by the end of next year then we will be in the hands of the IMF. We need investments that can move our GDP needle in a positive direction bey a minimum of 10% points. Those who were hungry for power and now in power because the D average population will be in for a rude awakening .very soon. The fiscal restructuring policies of the previous government were very sound, they only lacked closing the big investment deals. The new min of investments had better start combing the world for investors who want to leave countries like Hong Kong because of the effect of main land china new hostile policies and get them to relocate their business to the Bahamas preferably in the green economy sectors.
Ms Dukharan is right.
On Bank chief pushes back on imminent debt default
Posted 30 September 2021, 6:04 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
By agreeing to stand down and let the good doctor run in tall pines ......he has also been promised the chairman of BPL position.
On Miller attorneys ‘agree’ $10m verdict overturn
Posted 30 September 2021, 5:03 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Those Bowling Lanes require special equipment to keep them cool. With out power for so long some of them are bound to broke down. Maintenance expenses will sure to sky rocket well all is said and done.
On Miller’s Mario’s re-open faces receivership block
Posted 27 September 2021, 4:17 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Just utilized the acres on Lake Killarney and build a floating solar power plant. There are many such plants in use around the world. The lake would provide inland protections from storms and Tesla now has the battery storage technology for 24/7 availability of power.
On Utility-scale solar found ‘impractical’ for Nassau
Posted 22 September 2021, 3 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
WoW .....and all of this is happening while the potential hurricane systems are out there playing hit and miss with the Bahamas. This is another down grade .that the new opposition can claim happened under the PLP. We can forget the two percent Vat decrease promise. No PLP government has ever displayed a steady fiscal responsible hand while governing this country. Thats how we got in this situation in the first place. Thank god for all the new fiscal responsibility legislation implemented under the Minnis administration.
Wait until we next hair from the IMF. Our day of reckoning has just begun,
On Bahamas downgraded by Moody's
Posted 18 September 2021, 6:03 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Now that there is a change in government......will the church hill building still be demolished? Will there still be a IPO in the Nassau cruise port ???
On $52m Bahamas boost from single cruise line
Posted 17 September 2021, 3:37 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
**It is understood that the treasure hunting proceeds will be split 75/25 in favour of Mr Allen, as stipulated by the Antiquities, Monuments and Museums (AMMC) Act 2011,**Strong****
This 75/25 needs to be reversed in favour of the Bahamas. The modern day pirates are still here plundering wealth of this country. Show them that we are an educated people who know our worth. Not some fishing village #@#$% hole country. Any lucrative find could eliminate a large part of our national depth.
On ‘Billion dollar’ treasure exploration heating up
Posted 13 September 2021, 3:26 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Covid 19 must have come from Hell. Just look how it has come along and is affecting every system man have created
On Council to seek consensus over COVID testing
Posted 3 September 2021, 8:07 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
The Government should force Royal Caribbean to sell a percentage of its shares to Bahamians VIA an IPO by stipulating it in the heads of agreement.This developement along with CoCo cay will be the second time Bahamian land is leased to Royal Caribbean. Spread the wealth.
On Royal Caribbean pushes back PI Club completion
Posted 3 September 2021, 8 a.m. Suggest removal