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tribanon says...

Simon Wilson wants to tax already heavily taxed low-income earning Bahamians to death so that Davis, Cooper and Mitchell can have more of their money to fritter away on themselves and their favoured cronies and friends as they did on their recent extremely wasteful Dubai extravaganza.

In the meantime Davis and Cooper have told Halkitis and Wilson to go easy on taxing the "HAVES" like Sebas Bastian, Craig Flowers, Franky Wilson aka Snake, etc. as much as possible, and to instead focus on socking the "have nots" with the lion's share of tax increases and/or new taxes and fees.

tribanon says...

Non-stop violence and killings throughout The Bahamas.

No island, no neighbourhood and no gated-community is safe anymore. We are reaping what the corrupt PLP and FNM political elite have sewn for us over decades of their abuse of the vast majority of the Bahamian people.

Our transformation to a bankrupt nation and lawless society (much like Haiti) continues to pick up speed.

tribanon says...

The seeds for our broken public education system were planted many years ago by SLOP, Loftus Roker and Sean McWeeney when they realised that getting rid of highly qualified foreign teachers was crucial to deliberately dumbing-down successive generations of voters in order to create and maintain a wealthy and elitist ruling class of politicians in a corrupt two-party political system.

On Teachers union says ‘issues’ not resolved

Posted 29 January 2022, 11:22 a.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

And he tried to get as close to her as he possibly could....leaning in for the photo op. But what's Davis got to do with this transaction, or is this just an old file photo?!

tribanon says...

The only thing for sure about this transaction, is that Deltec has likely aquired hidden liabilities rather than a sustainable income producing book of business. That of course assumes this wasn't a secretive reverse-takeover of Deltec. LOL

tribanon says...

He should know. LMAO

On Lucayan union deal a ‘betrayal of trust’

Posted 29 January 2022, 10:28 a.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

They never seem to forgo a good opportunity to beat up on the already downtrodden Bahamian man in our society **generally**. Small wonder there are so few father figures around today.

tribanon says...

One good thing about the Wuhan Virus, no one very old ever dies from a bad case of the ordinary flu anymore.

On Two more COVID deaths confirmed

Posted 29 January 2022, 10:21 a.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

Clear the debris and widen the road to create much needed room for the better free-flow of traffic through this area east of the old PI Bridge. Then let's keep our fingers crossed that the filthy dilapidated shacks on the western side of the old PI Bridge burn down too so the roadway on that side can also be widened.

tribanon says...

> The former chairman of the Grand Lucayan, Michael Scott, QC, wants to know exactly that. He called the settlement an “unconscionable waste of public money”, and said the terms needed to be publicly disclosed and not remain confidential as it appears has been agreed.

And "Dr" Scott knows all about wasting the public's money. In fact, when it comes to the Grand Lucayan property, "Dr" Scott demonstrated time and time again under the last government that he is a leading expert on all kinds of highly secretive backroom negotiations involving backdoor deals. LMAO