Myles Laroda knows more than anyone else that successive PLP and FNM governments have succeeded in bankrupting the National Insurance fund. NIB is now operating a Ponzi scheme where money can now only be paid out as benefits to the extent of new money received from contributors who will likely never receive any benefits when all is said and done.
Land in our small nation available for less wealthy Bahamians is already scarce on many of our more inhabited islands, even shrinking with rising sea levels. And as we all know, land in The Bahamas does not grow on trees.
>Pinder said: “As we know, a fundamental engine of our economy is foreign direct investment, not only for the purpose of advancing the economic development of our country and having a wider impact on Bahamians and employment and entrepreneurism, but also in support of our balance of payment and our foreign reserves."
>Pinder then said: “For those in the practice, I am sure they can confirm that for far too long the government approval agency, the Bahamas Investment Authority, and primarily the National Economic Council of Cabinet, has operated in an ad hoc manner with a lack of transparency and predictable meetings and approvals. This has created unnecessary delays and concerns with respect to developers and inbound investment. This unfortunately has been the modus operandi for multiple administrations.”
just how much more land does this smug and condescending brain-dead attorney general think our small nation has to sell or lease to foreign investors!!!
land is our small nation's most scarce resource. doesn't this wealthy ag, born with a big silver spoon in his mouth, not know that owning land has been beyond the reach of most bahamians for quite some time now due to its ever-increasing scarcity and unaffordability?!!!!
i just want to puke (ideally on him) when listening to his foolishness about land reform that is intended to facilitate foreigners acquiring what little land we have left for bahamians to own on many of our more inhabited islands, especially new providence.
ryan pinder obviously lives in a wealthy cocoon totally detached from the struggle and hardships most bahamians face and are having to endure each and every day.
talk about a wealthy spoiled brain-dead insensitive moron!
Very self-serving remarks from Alex Storr as the DRA executive chairman. The fraud-ridden DRA should be disbanded and shutdown altogether before he too starts to get "get rich quick" ideas like so many others who are now trying to onboard the corrupt Davis led gravy train.
As for Katherine Forbes-Smith, the government should be filing a counter-claim against her to recover some of the ill-gotten compensation she received at the expense of taxpayers. She clearly failed to live up to her obligations under the terms of the absurdly generous 'contract' she received with Minnis's approval. In fact, the outrageous terms of the 'contract' are such that any court should declare it void ab initio.
Stephen Turnquest was never known to have a sharp legal mind. The partners at Callenders & Co may already be weeping. Unchecked greed often bites the greedy in the arse. LOL
> Moree said: “We are really the last one, or one of the last countries, in the region to move to Civil Procedure Rules. So to that extent we are catching up and modernising our procedures for civil litigation in The Bahamas.”
A truly sad indictment of our judicial system and his tenure to date as Chief Justice.
Do we know who Davis has lined up to bribe with a knighthood to replace Moree? LOL
tribanon says...
Myles Laroda knows more than anyone else that successive PLP and FNM governments have succeeded in bankrupting the National Insurance fund. NIB is now operating a Ponzi scheme where money can now only be paid out as benefits to the extent of new money received from contributors who will likely never receive any benefits when all is said and done.
On No decision on extending benefit that already expired
Posted 10 February 2022, 11:17 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz......
On EDITORIAL: Was the DRA’s work worth the salary paid?
Posted 10 February 2022, 11:11 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Land in our small nation available for less wealthy Bahamians is already scarce on many of our more inhabited islands, even shrinking with rising sea levels. And as we all know, land in The Bahamas does not grow on trees.
On AG: Land reform key to luring investors
Posted 10 February 2022, 10:54 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Couldn't agree more.
On AG: Land reform key to luring investors
Posted 10 February 2022, 10:45 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
simply unbelievable words uttered by ryan pinder.
>Pinder said: “As we know, a fundamental engine of our economy is foreign direct investment, not only for the purpose of advancing the economic development of our country and having a wider impact on Bahamians and employment and entrepreneurism, but also in support of our balance of payment and our foreign reserves."
>Pinder then said: “For those in the practice, I am sure they can confirm that for far too long the government approval agency, the Bahamas Investment Authority, and primarily the National Economic Council of Cabinet, has operated in an ad hoc manner with a lack of transparency and predictable meetings and approvals. This has created unnecessary delays and concerns with respect to developers and inbound investment. This unfortunately has been the modus operandi for multiple administrations.”
just how much more land does this smug and condescending brain-dead attorney general think our small nation has to sell or lease to foreign investors!!!
land is our small nation's most scarce resource. doesn't this wealthy ag, born with a big silver spoon in his mouth, not know that owning land has been beyond the reach of most bahamians for quite some time now due to its ever-increasing scarcity and unaffordability?!!!!
i just want to puke (ideally on him) when listening to his foolishness about land reform that is intended to facilitate foreigners acquiring what little land we have left for bahamians to own on many of our more inhabited islands, especially new providence.
ryan pinder obviously lives in a wealthy cocoon totally detached from the struggle and hardships most bahamians face and are having to endure each and every day.
talk about a wealthy spoiled brain-dead insensitive moron!
On AG: Land reform key to luring investors
Posted 10 February 2022, 10:40 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Very self-serving remarks from Alex Storr as the DRA executive chairman. The fraud-ridden DRA should be disbanded and shutdown altogether before he too starts to get "get rich quick" ideas like so many others who are now trying to onboard the corrupt Davis led gravy train.
As for Katherine Forbes-Smith, the government should be filing a counter-claim against her to recover some of the ill-gotten compensation she received at the expense of taxpayers. She clearly failed to live up to her obligations under the terms of the absurdly generous 'contract' she received with Minnis's approval. In fact, the outrageous terms of the 'contract' are such that any court should declare it void ab initio.
On 'Red flags’ raised on recovery work
Posted 10 February 2022, 10:10 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
From soup to nuts in a heart beat. LOL
On Food inflation will stay at least a year
Posted 9 February 2022, 5:04 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Stephen Turnquest was never known to have a sharp legal mind. The partners at Callenders & Co may already be weeping. Unchecked greed often bites the greedy in the arse. LOL
On Cruise ship arrests: ‘No cost to the Gov’t’
Posted 9 February 2022, 4:31 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Davis is now pissing rather than spitting in eyes of the Bahamian people.
On Rejected Post Office PPP may be revived
Posted 9 February 2022, 4:22 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
> Moree said: “We are really the last one, or one of the last countries, in the region to move to Civil Procedure Rules. So to that extent we are catching up and modernising our procedures for civil litigation in The Bahamas.”
A truly sad indictment of our judicial system and his tenure to date as Chief Justice.
Do we know who Davis has lined up to bribe with a knighthood to replace Moree? LOL
On Competitiveness boost on 70% of civil disputes
Posted 9 February 2022, 4:17 p.m. Suggest removal