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realitycheck242 says...

Looks as if Two bridges will be needed with the second one being the area where the water has cut a eight feet cavern in the road north of the glass window bridge.No use filling it in and disturbing the natural flow of water because that area will always be a problem.as nature take is course.All reclaim wet land areas in the Bahamas should be restored to their natural state.

realitycheck242 says...

This is like trying to turn the PLP ship around. You cannot stop it on a dime, it is a huge moving target. The red shirts are trying so we have to give them alot of credit for that. They will continue to find PLP drunken sailor commitments for the near future This country cannot be allowed to go the route of Greese Puerto rico and similar countries.

realitycheck242 says...

Get off Fossil fuel ASAP and go with the lng asap and save every one some money.

realitycheck242 says...

Vat....thats a joke....they dont know what that is haha

realitycheck242 says...

Only in the Bahamas... Is this the norm.... Two of the trustees, Lawyers and the real estate company getting all theirs and the Beneficieries get screw with the crumbs of whats left.

realitycheck242 says...

Rip Sir.... you were one of the Few who have to date apologised for the many years of transgressions of the minority towards the majority ... god speed sea wolf.

realitycheck242 says...

If The this LNG proposal is approved i would think that all parties concerned including APD would see the wisdom in Bunkering the LNG distribution from clifton pier using the same route that BEC presently uses for their overhead high power distribution cables to the Bule Hills power station. This track would be the least developed route for the LNG pipeline thus eliminating the concern expressed to the areas mentioned in the letter above.. The LNG proposal has has many positive merits.

On LNG pipeline plan is madness

Posted 24 February 2018, 6:42 a.m. Suggest removal

realitycheck242 says...

The HAM administration will stand the credibility test on the BTC and Aliv share sale to the Bahamian investing public. Remember the HAI administration also promised to sell the gov portion of the Arawak cay port shares to the public, and a percentage of Bahamas food services shares when they were bought out by the american company "sysco Ltd, This sale was model after the commonwealth brewery sale to heineken the beer parent company.. Sysco was mandated in that sale agreement to sell a percentage of the shares to the Bahamian public. Todate nothing has happened. You would think that Gov would have completed the BTC share sale by now because there has been many tribune articles on that topic and the funds could be used to reduce some of the gov borrowing. Administrations make promise's but rarely deliver.

On Concern for Aliv's funding

Posted 24 February 2018, 6:07 a.m. Suggest removal

realitycheck242 says...

That is why the Offering memorandum ended with the high lighted statement **"The preference share issue is a private placement targeted at specific institutional investors and high net worth individuals. Members of the public should not seek to become involved"** ...The folks who invest in the Aliv offering probably have a diversified portfolio and can afford to loose what ever funds they have invested.. No one likes to loose money but if that eventually happens they are most likely the folks who would feel it less.

On Concern for Aliv's funding

Posted 24 February 2018, 5:44 a.m. Suggest removal

realitycheck242 says...

That is why the Offering memorandum ended with the high lighted statement **"The preference share issue is a private placement targeted at specific institutional investors and high net worth individuals. Members of the public should not seek to become involved"** ...The folks who invest in the Aliv offering probably have a diversified portfolio and can afford to loose what ever funds they have invested.. No one likes to loose money but if that eventually happens they are most likely the folks who would feel it less.