Actually, the entire US Government.

Get your facts straight. Most of the construction work at Atlantis was done by foreign labourers. I remember only too well the many low-cost Filipino labourers brought into our country by Sol Kerzner to work day and night to build the main phase of Atlantis in record breaking time.

"....and we don't even think about it."

I think about it a lot, and for years now both my wife and I have gone out of our way, even at increased cost, not to buy products made in Communist China which are typically of inferior quality.

Admittedly it has become increasingly difficult to do so because much of corporate America has sold its soul to Communist China and the US government they control have relaxed altogether or watered-down the disclosure laws for where a product has been made/assembled.

We can only hope and pray that these new corona viruses afflicting all of mankind will result in the pathogen incubating cruise ships becoming a thing of the past, and finally going the way of the dinosaurs.

I now have difficulty spending a few hours traveling in a crammed commercial jet and the very thought of spending days on a humongous over-crowded cruise ship should frighten the dickens out of any sensible thinking person.

There's a big difference between free-will migration motivated by economic circumstances and the type of cruel and inhumane human trafficking that's going on here.

But we certainly should not be participating in what can only be regarded as human trafficking in order to benefit from the indentured servitude of Cuban nurses who are really being treated as slaves.

It's better known as deplorable and despicable inhumane exploitation, aka human trafficking. And its being done by the Bahamian government with the assistance of international health organizations controlled by the Communist Chinese Party ("CCP"), e.g., WHO and its affilate the PAHO.

These Cuban nurses are victims of the CCP's growing influence in Cuba and The Bahamas. They will have had custody of their travel documents taken away from them by the Cuban embassy in The Bahamas and therefore are not free to travel anywhere, even back to their home country.

Time to ditch the government too because there is no governance.

This lavishly squandering extravagant event cost our financially strapped country, i.e., our overly burdened Bahamian taxpayers, well in excess of $3 million.

Obviously Davis and his wife don't give two hoots about the fact that there are so many other much more important things in our country truly worthy of spending $3+ million on.

I too didn't bother to read the article after seeing his photo below the headline.