I am curious what Brave Davis and the PLP have to do with this. It is okay to be mature, at least once, you know.

These type of schemes seldom draw the attention of bank tellers because they purposely transact within the legal currency to warrant a SARS report. Or, they are existing business and, as such, even transacting a large amounts of cash, would not draw the attention of the tellers.

Yes, sadly I agree with you. This is a hatchet job against Minnis by the wicked Carron family. If you are going to attempt to slay the man's reputation, then you need to have more evidence than this pathetic excuse for an article/editorial. I would say to the Tribune, shame on you - but you have long since abandoned any pretense of shame.

How about this: instead of writing on message boards about what we need, why dont you take a week or so and draft a well-thought out proposal for considerslation by the government, outlining the Barbados program and analyzing how the same can be implemented in The Bahamas? Perhaps post it on this message board for review and comments.
That would be helpful, no?
But, of course, like most black people - and specifically Bahamians - you prefer to yap it up instead of actually doing work.

I tried to read this. But it turned into one big bitch fest, so I stopped.

If you are equating Frankie to the numbers boys, then you are an idiot.

While you imbiciles impune the Snake, the fact is he is right. A "developer" doesnt develop, but rather those to whom patronize and build on the development do so. The same strategy is needed for downtown Nassau and other islands. But, apologies, I will let you simpletons continue to excoriate the Snake.

You really didnt read the article,did you?

He said no such thing, moncurcool.

I understand your point moncurcool. This is the typically poor writing of Neil Hartnell. But, when reading paragraphs 2, 3, 5 and 6, it appears that the point that is trying to be made is that there are more inflows than outflows.