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rosiepi says...

More smoke and mirrors from Davis&Co’s fraudulent diviner.

Whenever this clown makes these preposterous announcements (which upon tabulation equals 100%), no detail and/or “no breakdown provided” is our red flag warning of severe BS ahead!

rosiepi says...

Chester the Jester as usual is lying thru his teeth.
A “bump in the road” when Silver offered those flights to the Family Islands?
And this bankruptcy is no reflection on the Bahamas or the finacial returns it offers to airlines?
Give your head a shake CJ, after all the fees and taxes your government has burdened upon airlines and pilots flying here?
Look at BahamasAir which has never made a profit or ended a year one penny in black!

rosiepi says...

This is more than just a ludicrous pipedream, it’s a profound corruption of the Bahamian public purse and health services.
The program is slated to cost $7M but that’s far less than organ transplant centers in hospitals in the US.
The reasoning?
“More than 600 people rely on the country’s public dialysis services, a costly endeavor the government hopes to alleviate thru this program”
The US and Brazil are the number 1 & 2 countries performing kidney transplants costing $400-$550k per procedure, Brazil is able to do 45 operations per million people a year-in their largest city centers.
How can these numbers portend any hope for Bahamian kidney disease patients in their lifetime?
How will the NIB support these hopes?
Who among the current users of dialysis could afford half a million for this procedure?
And how in a country begging for nurses afford to send them to another country to train for such? They are not, these nurses who need 2-4 years training in a specialized center are in Cuba or the Philippines etc.
Trained MDs need to be imported.

The Bahamians who might get their lives back will be tokens.

And this statement, “when you transplant organs everything must be above board…there will be no selling of organs.” In the Bahamas? Who does this guy think he’s fooling?

rosiepi says...

There’s alot of surplus blood diamonds in the coffers of Botswana, who better to smuggle them than one traveling in a party not subject to customs protocols?

rosiepi says...

And yet this government obviously lacking the ethos of what it means to secure and safeguard this country’s resources for the Bahamian people and constantly short of funds and staff necessary for the hospitals it does ‘operate’ is determined to secure yet another big payday for themselves with a $300M+ loan to build another hospital.

Might as well call this one St White Elephant and be done with it!

rosiepi says...

It’s a common practice in the US though hardly ever publicly promoted or utilized by government organizations.

And in the Bahamas it’s tailor made fraud:

One goes say to the grocery store, picks up manufacturers stamped out of date items, and/or on meat items (usually frozen) the new tag/new date sandwiched together scam and approaches the store manager telling him/her their purpose and the solution.
That would be if I get X amount of groceries free this never happened.

rosiepi says...

“The project will be rolled out in stages..” aka don’t hold your breath waiting on this start date folks!

rosiepi says...

Right.
He held back the employment of how many thousands of Bahamians poised to work starting 2014 to 2017 in order to enrich himself and his corrupt cronies!

rosiepi says...

This is old news, so why is ole Perry the Player inserting himself here defending and confessing..or did this media outlet just happen to be in his neighborhood??

One can only hope an old penny has dropped in or better yet he’s been served to account for he and his cronies’ deceitful corrupting of Sarkis Izmirlian’s vision for a $3.5B revitalized Cable Beach into the Bahamas’ worst pay to play scandal, a cautionary tale that still stymies would be investors today!

rosiepi says...

When one has witnessed the manner in which the police operate on the roads of GB you can only pray they don’t kill somebody… 5 hours to recover this woman’s body??

On Tragedy strikes two GB families

Posted 12 May 2025, 1:50 p.m. Suggest removal