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tribanon says...

FINCO's dividend policy is **not** at all liberal.

But Commonwealth Bank's growing book of delinquent loans is indeed much more problematic than first thought.

tribanon says...

Here we see Bowleg saying the corrupt, incompetent and cruel Davis and Cooper led PLP administration might be willing to throw their dumbed-down tribal minions a bone in an effort to keep them happily distracted from their miserable daily existence.

On Junkanoo for Independence?

Posted 29 March 2022, 11:08 a.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

Buffoonish Minnis the tyrant is of course a big believer in destructive policies that tend to destroy the ability of of our private sector economy to expand and generate decent paying jobs for many of those who live Over-the-Hill. As a proven and most certifiable authoritarian egomaniac, the very evil Minnis would prefer all Bahamians outside of the elitist political ruling class be made to grovel to government for handouts.

The last thing tyrannical Minnis ever wants to see is self-reliant Bahamians. Everytime this fella dares to open his mouth he spews hogwash that continues to turn Bahamians away from the FNM party. But that might be a good thing, just as Vomit Christie has turned so many Bahamians away from the PLP party. The unusually low voter turnout in the last national general election really says all there is to say about the future of the corrupt PLP and FNM political parties.

On Minnis: Keep Over-the-Hill project alive

Posted 29 March 2022, 10:57 a.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

Hartnell should have disclosed the SEC filed its action in this matter back on Dec 1, 2021. Hardly news! The complaint filed by the SEC in the Heartland Ponzi scheme contains very specific details about the alleged fraudulent siphoning off of investor monies by Manjit Singh (aka Roger) Sahota and certain of his family members through a myriad of companies they controlled for the purpose of acquiring various assets for themselves. And you will never guess which Bahamian law firm, along with its affliated financial and corporate services provider, represents Roger Sahota's interests in The Bahamas. LOL

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Another wipe of one of my more insightful posts by The Tribune without a trace. LOL

tribanon says...

FINCO continues to cry poor mouth in an effort to keep the dividend pay out rate to its 25% minority (Bahamian public) shareholders artificially low.

tribanon says...

And to think that Batelco (as it was then known) in the decade after The Bahamas became independent was by far the most profitable flag ship telecommunications enterprise in our region of the world, being greatly admired by all of our Caribbean neighbours for its leading edge technology and best in practice management and engineering teams.

tribanon says...

LMAO

tribanon says...

It's even more evil and sinister than that and most Americans have absolutely no clue what's really going on, including all of the indoctrinated WOKE ones who tout their Ivy League university degrees. And that includes the activist likes of Obama.

The entire Green New Deal and New World Order campaign has been designed by globalist billionaires and their puppet globalist bureaucrats who seek to undermine and weaken the U.S.A. while enhancing the value of their own very significant investments in Red China. These idiots believe the world's future lies Red China because its sinister, cruel and evil authoritarian communist regime under Xi Jinping will do whatever it takes to control the world's population and limited supply of resources, including food and water.

And Red China, with the help of these treacherous western globalist oligarchs and their control over elected officials of their own choosing (as opposed to the people's choosing) now expects to dominate the U.S.A. economically and militarily by the year 2050.

On It’s over $6 a gallon to fill up your car

Posted 28 March 2022, 12:09 p.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

Word "breach" at start of 4th paragraph of my post above should of course be "breath".

On It’s over $6 a gallon to fill up your car

Posted 28 March 2022, 11:47 a.m. Suggest removal