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rosiepi says...

Who'd vote for a corrupt party, and their corpulent crowned head sleek with the grease from palming gov't coffers for $250 a week?
In what altered reality is this a livable wage in the Bahamas?

On Minimum wage proposal sent to Cabinet

Posted 22 July 2022, 2:33 a.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

Who waits until after an oil spill to undertake due diligence, start vetting their contractor for insurance? All the while reminding us how many times (?) this is a third party contractor they were forced to hire.
And who believes that a shipping company utilizing unregistered ships would carry insurance?
And since this is 'any chance to make a buck' Slippery Frankie he likely owns the company.

It should be BPL assuring Bahamians as we know the worth of his pledges of "taking responsibility".
It should be BPL and the gov't providing Bahamians with Sun Oil's mandatory contingency plan, their insurance vetted for spill remediation that any responsible utility demands before awarding contracts
This void speaks volumes.
And these folks want to drill for oil?

rosiepi says...

If this Gov't cannot even pay the rank and file of workers at the AA, if they cannot pay healthcare workers while they play shell games with promises unfulfilled, how the heck are they going to build two hospitals?

rosiepi says...

It would appear Madam Speaker like so many of her colleagues missed the class on decorum, parliamentary procedures and let’s throw in the art of politics 101!

On Speaker’s anger at NEMA boss’ response

Posted 13 June 2022, 12:49 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

What a bunch of deceitful gobbledygook!
We all know if folks with say high blood pressure, diabetes etc do not contract Covid they likely wouldn’t be in hospital.
There just isn’t any pressure from this government to get folks vaccinated. And the protocols they speak of have long b are b abandoned.

rosiepi says...

A review was posted on TripAdvisor 05/22/22 noting that a CM detector had was already installed, resting on the top of a mirror.

rosiepi says...

Please review the info in the public domain:
Sandals is undergoing a renovation, there have been numerous complaints about the conditions, notably the lack of reliable service from water heaters, A/C etc
Persons from 2 different villas visited the clinic complaining of a number of symptoms inc shortness of breath and were treated with oxygen.
Thereafter they felt well enough to return to the resort.
Their symptoms are common with Carbon Monoxide poisoning.
Obviously whomever saw them at the clinic is incompetent.
And Sandals has not shut down the non renovated rooms/villas, nor has the MOH shut them down,

rosiepi says...

This guy was sentenced to nine years in 2014, if his behaviour has been so reprehensible why was he let out early only to re-offend less than a year later??
And who is going to be monitoring him in a country that cannot even find accused murderers, rapists etc etc that now roam the streets???

rosiepi says...

Sadly those will cost dearly.

rosiepi says...

Davis is deliberately upending the processes of government, he seeks to ensure that when this investigation is through- if ever, it’s findings will be buried and/or discarded.
Once again he’s proven himself incapable of governing.
Indeed his sole leadership value lies at the head of common rabble rousers and gossip mongers.
Bahamian citizens do not need this kind of Trumpian drama and skullduggery, they need effective governance.
This ain’t it folks.