And to think Munroe considers himself to be a highly qualified QC. Just think how many laws his careless off-the-cuff remarks have violated and how much harm his reckless conduct has caused the family of the deceased. Munroe obviously has no respect whatsoever for the adage that *"loose lips sink ships."* Talk about a brain-dead lawyer!
There are a lot of other places around the world Sir Sean could have spent most of his life and paid little or no taxes. The fact that he chose the Bahamas as his home was not merely financial.
The IMF and IDB push debt to debt addicted corrupt politicians in the same way that heroin dealers push heroin to their heroin addicts.
And just think, it's the IMF and IDB who get the rating agencies like Moody's and S&P to downgrade our international credit ratings so they can suck even more out of our struggling economy by way of debt service, i.e. interest payments.
We keep borrowing for the same things over and over again......it just doesn't seem to end....but one day it will and the foreign vultures will swoop in to take whatever they want of our heritage for peanuts on the dollar. This is their modus operandi that they have played out time and time again on so many other smaller nations around the world.
What's good and works for the developed countries often is unsuitable for smaller nations like ours that lack the technical and financial resources to mirror everything done in the developed countries. We are a nation of 400,000 people and simply do not require and cannot afford all that we are pushed and coerced into adopting.
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Seems like they don't come too much more imbecilic and bogus than you @Emilio2bits. lol
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You've got your empty head so far up Bastian's arse that you will likely never again see the light of day. LOL
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lol
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The corrupt Davis-led PLP administration needs to be told by the public to go fly a kite.
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And to think Munroe considers himself to be a highly qualified QC. Just think how many laws his careless off-the-cuff remarks have violated and how much harm his reckless conduct has caused the family of the deceased. Munroe obviously has no respect whatsoever for the adage that *"loose lips sink ships."* Talk about a brain-dead lawyer!
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There are a lot of other places around the world Sir Sean could have spent most of his life and paid little or no taxes. The fact that he chose the Bahamas as his home was not merely financial.
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The IMF and IDB push debt to debt addicted corrupt politicians in the same way that heroin dealers push heroin to their heroin addicts.
And just think, it's the IMF and IDB who get the rating agencies like Moody's and S&P to downgrade our international credit ratings so they can suck even more out of our struggling economy by way of debt service, i.e. interest payments.
We keep borrowing for the same things over and over again......it just doesn't seem to end....but one day it will and the foreign vultures will swoop in to take whatever they want of our heritage for peanuts on the dollar. This is their modus operandi that they have played out time and time again on so many other smaller nations around the world.
What's good and works for the developed countries often is unsuitable for smaller nations like ours that lack the technical and financial resources to mirror everything done in the developed countries. We are a nation of 400,000 people and simply do not require and cannot afford all that we are pushed and coerced into adopting.
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