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tribanon says...

Right you are.

On FOI trial to start with ten govt agencies

Posted 11 February 2022, 11:25 a.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

LOL

tribanon says...

Nothing but hot air out of Pinder's mouth. LMAO

tribanon says...

The US government will have invested nearly half a billion dollars of its taxpayers money in this new embassy building by the time all is said and done. Meanwhile representatives of the Chinese Communist Party in The Bahamas will be spending much less 'buying' the kind of influence they want and need from our corrupt government officials for years to come. LOL

tribanon says...

Tell it to Kim Aranha!

tribanon says...

If it is "pure bull" according to Ed Curling, then why doesn't he just sue Alex Storr and the government for the slandering of himself and his business? Is it because Ed Curling is afraid of what would be revealed during the discovery phase of a trial? Or perhaps he fears our judicial system is simply incapable of offering a fair and cost effective means of seeking justice on a timely basis?

On ‘I’ve nothing to fear from DRA auditors’

Posted 11 February 2022, 10:45 a.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

Next week they will be telling us about the unborn fetus that died from the Wuhan Virus. And then, in an effort to prevent such horrid deaths of the very young in the future, our health officials will quickly be ordering that the youngest of our young be fully vaccinated on birth along with a temporary ban on impregnations.

On 13-day-old boy among COVID dead

Posted 11 February 2022, 10:32 a.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

LMAO

On FOI trial to start with ten govt agencies

Posted 11 February 2022, 10:23 a.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

Bingo! Especially the one's in 'his' cabinet.

tribanon says...

>Keith Bell said: “But I give you the assurance that as soon as we make some headway to get the true accurate statistics in terms of employment and who’s actually going back to work, I will advise you accordingly.”

This useless twit readily admits immigration and labour policy decisions, and no doubt policy decisions everywhere else throughout government, are being made in an information vacuum. That being the case, the Davis led PLP administration may as well release from the government's payroll the hundreds of civil servants whose primary duty is suppose to facilitate the gathering, analyzing and reporting on a timely basis of statistical information vital to governing our country.