No legal jeopardy for me. But the partners in the Bahamian law firm involved in facilitating the Sahota Family's investment activities, including significant cash transactions at relevant material times, no doubt have much to fear, especially from the long legal arm of Uncle Sam. Be rest assured, all will be revealed in due course. Somethings just can't be swept under the proverbial rug.
When Munroe spoke his most disgusting, loathsome, and repugnant words, not only did he not misspeak, but he was speaking in an official capacity as a member of cabinet with ministerial responsibility for national security.
How many times have we been reminded that under our parliamentary system of government, cabinet speaks and acts under the 'collective doctrine' with one voice as the policy making and legislative arm of our government?
If Munroe is allowed to remain in cabinet, then it can only mean that each and every cabinet minister from Davis right on down the ladder is supportive of the outrageous and unacceptable views he expressed in public as a cabinet minister. They will be deemed to be supportive of Munroe under their very own collective doctrine whereby they speak with one voice for government on all policy related matters.
Already the public has a number of grave concerns about the collective views and beliefs of cabinet, with Davis's recent appointment of the loathsome gambling thug Sebas Bastian to a 'diplomatic' post accompanied by a public reference to him as "His Excellency" being the latest case in point.
And Davis's wife speaking out against Munroe's disgracefully abhorrent opinion as a cabinet minister is not a legitimate substitute for each and every cabinet member doing the only right and proper thing in the circumstances, i.e., unanimously cry out for Munroe to immediately submit his letter of resignation. And if he fails to do so, then Davis should not be seen to be hiding under his wife's skirt as a means of dodging doing the only right thing...firing Munroe from his cabinet post.
Now more than ever, Davis needs to send a very clear and unequivocal message that no one in his cabinet may support in any way the sexually assault or abuse of minors in our country, especially young girls. Davis and the other cabinet ministers must not allow Munroe to keep his cabinet post and sit among them.
No leader of a parliamentary democracy in the free world today worth his salt would accept a cabinet minister uttering such abhorrent views and beliefs in private, let alone in public. Swift action must be taken because the people will not accept nor forget this one...ever!
Your words on this Munroe matter are **not nearly enough** Chester the Jester.
When Munroe spoke his most disgusting, loathsome and repugnant words, not only did he **not** misspeak, but he was speaking in an official capacity as a member of cabinet with ministerial responsibility for national security.
How many times have we been reminded that under our parliamentary system of government, cabinet speaks and acts under the *'collective doctrine'* with **one voice** as the policy making and legislative arm of our government.
If Munroe is allowed to remain in cabinet, then it can only mean that each and every cabinet minister from Davis right on down the ladder is supportive of the outrageous and unacceptable views he expressed in public as a cabinet minister. They will be deemed to be supportive of Munroe under their very own *collective doctrine* whereby they speak with **one voice** for government on all policy related matters.
Already the public has a number of grave concerns about the collective views and beliefs of cabinet, with Davis's recent appointment of the loathsome gambling thug Sebas Bastian to a 'diplomatic' post accompanied by a public reference to him as "His Excellency" being the latest case in point.
And Davis's wife speaking out against Munroe's disgracefully abhorrent opinion as a cabinet minister is not a legitimate substitute for each and every cabinet member doing the only right and proper thing in the circumstances, i.e. unanimously cry out for Munroe to immediately submit his letter of resignation. And if he fails to do so, then Davis should not be seen to be hiding under his wife's skirt as a means of dodging doing the only right thing...firing Munroe from his cabinet post.
Now more than ever, Davis needs to send a very clear and unequivocal message that no one in his cabinet may support in any way the sexually assault or abuse of minors in our country, especially young girls. Davis and the other cabinet ministers **must not** allow Munroe to keep his cabinet post and sit among them.
No leader of a parliamentary democracy in the free world today worth his salt would accept a cabinet minister uttering such abhorrent views and beliefs in private, let alone in public.
Early on in the above article we have the following sentence:
> Mr Pinder said there were less than five relationships and a small number of liquid assets meaning deposits, managed assets or securities valued at about $7.5m.
Then later on we have the following sentences:
> In March, the Central Bank said international banks and trust companies had about $420m in deposits and $2.5bn in custody or trust assets for which the ultimate beneficial owners were from or connected to Russia.
>That information was up to February 28.
>On Wednesday, State Legal Affairs Minister Jomo Campbell said following The Bahamas’ sanctioning of entities with Russian ties, one company was found to have an “overwhelming” value of $1.6bn in private company assets held in a Bahamian fiduciary structure.
What we have here is irrefutable evidence of a bald faced lie by our dumb arse AG Pinder in an effort to greatly under value the true amount of Russian related financial assets in The Bahamas at this time.
This stupid arse just won't come out and say that the corrupt and incompetent Davis and Cooper led PLP administration is first waiting to see if the U.S. Senate passes an upcoming vote to legalize marijuana induced schizophrenia at the Federal level in the U.S.
And the cartel of automobile insurers in The Bahamas are looking forward to justifying significant increases in automobile and heavy equipment accident insurance rates with all the potheads that will be driving on our roads and operating various kinds of heavy equipment. But our dumb arse AG Pinder is not going to say anything about the many types of additional costs that will come our way as a result of this proposed legislation.
And many studies show we can expect a huge leap in the number of young schizophrenics in our society because their developing brains are especially vulnerable to permant mental illness induced by the heavy usage of many of the stronger types of marijuana available today. We need a cannabis industry like we need a hole in the head!
tribanon says...
LOL. I haven't used google search or any other google apps for well over a decade now.
On Cannabis draft legislation to go to Cabinet this month
Posted 2 April 2022, 1:45 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
No legal jeopardy for me. But the partners in the Bahamian law firm involved in facilitating the Sahota Family's investment activities, including significant cash transactions at relevant material times, no doubt have much to fear, especially from the long legal arm of Uncle Sam. Be rest assured, all will be revealed in due course. Somethings just can't be swept under the proverbial rug.
On $60m resort investor accepts US sanctions
Posted 2 April 2022, 1:33 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
You've got it all wrong my friend, but many of us probably know why.
On Cannabis draft legislation to go to Cabinet this month
Posted 2 April 2022, 12:09 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
When Munroe spoke his most disgusting, loathsome, and repugnant words, not only did he not misspeak, but he was speaking in an official capacity as a member of cabinet with ministerial responsibility for national security.
How many times have we been reminded that under our parliamentary system of government, cabinet speaks and acts under the 'collective doctrine' with one voice as the policy making and legislative arm of our government?
If Munroe is allowed to remain in cabinet, then it can only mean that each and every cabinet minister from Davis right on down the ladder is supportive of the outrageous and unacceptable views he expressed in public as a cabinet minister. They will be deemed to be supportive of Munroe under their very own collective doctrine whereby they speak with one voice for government on all policy related matters.
Already the public has a number of grave concerns about the collective views and beliefs of cabinet, with Davis's recent appointment of the loathsome gambling thug Sebas Bastian to a 'diplomatic' post accompanied by a public reference to him as "His Excellency" being the latest case in point.
And Davis's wife speaking out against Munroe's disgracefully abhorrent opinion as a cabinet minister is not a legitimate substitute for each and every cabinet member doing the only right and proper thing in the circumstances, i.e., unanimously cry out for Munroe to immediately submit his letter of resignation. And if he fails to do so, then Davis should not be seen to be hiding under his wife's skirt as a means of dodging doing the only right thing...firing Munroe from his cabinet post.
Now more than ever, Davis needs to send a very clear and unequivocal message that no one in his cabinet may support in any way the sexually assault or abuse of minors in our country, especially young girls. Davis and the other cabinet ministers must not allow Munroe to keep his cabinet post and sit among them.
No leader of a parliamentary democracy in the free world today worth his salt would accept a cabinet minister uttering such abhorrent views and beliefs in private, let alone in public. Swift action must be taken because the people will not accept nor forget this one...ever!
On UPDATED: Minister of National Security Wayne Munroe releases statement
Posted 2 April 2022, noon Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Your words on this Munroe matter are **not nearly enough** Chester the Jester.
When Munroe spoke his most disgusting, loathsome and repugnant words, not only did he **not** misspeak, but he was speaking in an official capacity as a member of cabinet with ministerial responsibility for national security.
How many times have we been reminded that under our parliamentary system of government, cabinet speaks and acts under the *'collective doctrine'* with **one voice** as the policy making and legislative arm of our government.
If Munroe is allowed to remain in cabinet, then it can only mean that each and every cabinet minister from Davis right on down the ladder is supportive of the outrageous and unacceptable views he expressed in public as a cabinet minister. They will be deemed to be supportive of Munroe under their very own *collective doctrine* whereby they speak with **one voice** for government on all policy related matters.
Already the public has a number of grave concerns about the collective views and beliefs of cabinet, with Davis's recent appointment of the loathsome gambling thug Sebas Bastian to a 'diplomatic' post accompanied by a public reference to him as "His Excellency" being the latest case in point.
And Davis's wife speaking out against Munroe's disgracefully abhorrent opinion as a cabinet minister is not a legitimate substitute for each and every cabinet member doing the only right and proper thing in the circumstances, i.e. unanimously cry out for Munroe to immediately submit his letter of resignation. And if he fails to do so, then Davis should not be seen to be hiding under his wife's skirt as a means of dodging doing the only right thing...firing Munroe from his cabinet post.
Now more than ever, Davis needs to send a very clear and unequivocal message that no one in his cabinet may support in any way the sexually assault or abuse of minors in our country, especially young girls. Davis and the other cabinet ministers **must not** allow Munroe to keep his cabinet post and sit among them.
No leader of a parliamentary democracy in the free world today worth his salt would accept a cabinet minister uttering such abhorrent views and beliefs in private, let alone in public.
On Deputy PM: Age of consent should be raised to 18
Posted 2 April 2022, 11:30 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Wait until you see what's coming. LOL
On Customs staff promotions ‘in pipeline’
Posted 1 April 2022, 2:48 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
It's actually the IDB that gets the better of us at the end of day, by far.
On $9m financing deal for renewable energy reform
Posted 1 April 2022, 2:46 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Bingo! And same applies to our very useless dumb-arse AG Pinder.
On Concern over illegal land clearances
Posted 1 April 2022, 2:41 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Early on in the above article we have the following sentence:
> Mr Pinder said there were less than five relationships and a small number of liquid assets meaning deposits, managed assets or securities valued at about $7.5m.
Then later on we have the following sentences:
> In March, the Central Bank said international banks and trust companies had about $420m in deposits and $2.5bn in custody or trust assets for which the ultimate beneficial owners were from or connected to Russia.
>That information was up to February 28.
>On Wednesday, State Legal Affairs Minister Jomo Campbell said following The Bahamas’ sanctioning of entities with Russian ties, one company was found to have an “overwhelming” value of $1.6bn in private company assets held in a Bahamian fiduciary structure.
What we have here is irrefutable evidence of a bald faced lie by our dumb arse AG Pinder in an effort to greatly under value the true amount of Russian related financial assets in The Bahamas at this time.
On New step in sanctions against Russian finance
Posted 1 April 2022, 2:31 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
This stupid arse just won't come out and say that the corrupt and incompetent Davis and Cooper led PLP administration is first waiting to see if the U.S. Senate passes an upcoming vote to legalize marijuana induced schizophrenia at the Federal level in the U.S.
And the cartel of automobile insurers in The Bahamas are looking forward to justifying significant increases in automobile and heavy equipment accident insurance rates with all the potheads that will be driving on our roads and operating various kinds of heavy equipment. But our dumb arse AG Pinder is not going to say anything about the many types of additional costs that will come our way as a result of this proposed legislation.
And many studies show we can expect a huge leap in the number of young schizophrenics in our society because their developing brains are especially vulnerable to permant mental illness induced by the heavy usage of many of the stronger types of marijuana available today. We need a cannabis industry like we need a hole in the head!
On Cannabis draft legislation to go to Cabinet this month
Posted 1 April 2022, 2:25 p.m. Suggest removal