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screwedbahamian says...

This process is very similar to the NFL children's punt, pass and KICK contest.
If it is the law that you must in order to present, debate and enact laws in the Bahamas House of Parliament or the Senate you must file a financial disclosure statement every year by March 31 and you fail to do so, on April 1 or at the next meeting, The Chairman of the Public Disclosure Commission should have you escorted out of those chambers by the police commissioner and 6 ranking defense force members. You should not be allowed to attend any further sittings until the filing has been completed,publicized and a public apology given. If the offense is repeated again during the members life time service then the member is publicly expelled and escorted of the premises.

On Disclosure files will go to AG

Posted 22 August 2018, 10:15 a.m. Suggest removal

screwedbahamian says...

There is certainly nothing " most honourable" about taking the NIB retirement Pensions away from the deserving Bahamian Senior Citizen due to corruption and mismanagement of the collective funds contributed by those people since the NIB retirement programme inception 1973.

screwedbahamian says...

The Next presentation will be at the Chamber of Commerce, VAT increase to 20 percent (%) and the Implementation of income tax in 2019. Moody's , Standard & poor's (SP) and the IMF will be impressed no doubt. How about a five star restaurant to serve only local grown and produced authentic bahamain foods to the monetary policy dignitaries when the come in to down grade our Credit rating and economic growth.

On Central Bank to be catalyst for area

Posted 17 August 2018, 8:07 a.m. Suggest removal

screwedbahamian says...

The facts are constructing an Illegal structure on land that one does not have ownership document for is breaking the law in the Bahamas. Shanty towns are an imported culture to the Bahamas from Haiti. Real Bahamians are to law abiding to create and live in illegal Shanty towns. Any and all illegal structures constructed on land that is not owned must be demolished and destroyed and the (Bahamian citizens??? ) charge with breaking the law and those who have legal rights to be here deported immediately.

screwedbahamian says...

Is The Government of Haiti underwriting the cost of all these legal expenses to disrupt the Government of the Bahamas. Questions for the International Community. Surely the disrespect for the Bahamians and the Bahamas laws is very evident. Mr. Ernest Callender was a true Bahamian.

screwedbahamian says...

These vexing Bahamian events of Immigration, Citizenship, and Shantytowns are Nationhood events that should have no grey areas in our bahamaland, period.. If one does not enter the Bahamas legally and is registered lawfully to be here temporarily and abiding by ALL the laws of the Bahamas, then they should be deported immediately and black listed to never enter our country again. As should any nation of the world, we have the right to say who and when we want any foreigner (s) in our homeland, period. This Government need to recognized that ASAP and enact laws NOW retroactively to julu 10, 1973 ( papa doc " oh sorry" papa ingraham did in in 2011 with the nib retirement pension) and expel and deport any person (s) here illegally or descendants of any person or persons who are here or were here illegally. Any buildings constructed illegally on land that in not owned MUST be demolished and destroyed immediately and consequences for braking the law implemented. People we are a very small nation, lets get it right now for the true bahamian people !!!

screwedbahamian says...

When our Governments lack short term and long term vision goals, where they want to go and how to get there through government policy and laws, we will ALWAYS be a country just floating in space ripe for the foreign and local wealthy pirates plucking.
Now we can see thy the average school grade is a D-. Too many multi choice questions get confusing.

screwedbahamian says...

The longer the government remain wishy-washy in their decisions and delay the needed action on this problem the larger and vexing this situation is going to become. Simular problems like this went away when the citizens of the Dominican Republic took matters into their own hands. If these shantytowns are illegal and break Bahamian laws, [demolished them and be done with it already. Let the legal immigrants find their own alternative housing. In any law abiding country, those that break the laws are incarcerated,

screwedbahamian says...

This is what happens when the Bahamas is known to be governed by loosey-goosey corrupt Governments ( past and present). Its a no lose situation, 50% (percent) chance they notice and if the do, 100% (percent) a government official will accept money to do nothing about it.

screwedbahamian says...

Here in the Bahamas it takes 8 hours and 4 different Bank employees to convert a dormant account back an active account, and we talking about Digital currency, seriously!!!!