So, you treat the nurses like crap and a lot of them left for the US. Now, you have a nursing shortage. Brilliant! It's amazing how politicians go from dumb to dumber. If you treat people properly you won't have this problem.

Everything here is a game. All the money spent on generators and companies providing additional power to the grid. Then, other companies coming in and providing more power and assisting with distribution, etc. But, no one is coming forward to explain what all this movement is about.amd how it all.lines up. It appears that we are being lied to and deals are being cut left, right and center to enrich the few ar the expense of the Bahamian people.

They denied any involvement in said activities. So, how did their names get in there then?

These people dangerous. They basically put an arrow next to the lady.

Interesting! One curiosity, what due diligence was done on this deal? From what the Ambassador stated the company providing the loan is on OFAC list which means we shouldn't be doing business with them. Brave as a lawyer knows better. Geez! I don't getbthese people. Another thing, we're getting a loan to build anew hospital but are not laying doctors and nurses who work from the current one. So, we get a new bill while not sorting out the existing bill?

Birdie! Birdie! Birdie! Fly away please!

Smh. Although I don't think much of the current government, there would be zero correlation between what they said and US Immigration policy. Clearly, education is needed here. Is this another white victim story? I guess prior to majority rule the country was on the right track according to the twisted logic. And getting back to the point, there's zero correlation between your point and the article. Ignorance is a major problem.

Well said. The prior commenter clearly had some twisted racist agenda and just looked for any platform.

Some racism may exist but there are issues where white Bahamians and foreigners who come in as investors treat black Bahamians poorly. Highly qualified black Bahamians are often denied opportunities in companies or are paid considerably less for the same work as white Bahamians or foreigners. This is a constant problem. So, unless you're living under a rock, you should know this. To focus on one side of the equation without recognizing there's the other side of the coin reflects your racism. Last time I checked power is in the hands of the people with money most of whom are white or foreign. I have never heard of white Bahamians being denied the opportunity to attend an Independence celebration. Don't manufacture white "victims" of racism. I'm sure there would be cases but it is a far cry from what black Bahamians experience. Step outside if your cocoon and see the real situation.

Deficit. No, surplus. No, deficit. No, large deficit. No, small deficit. Can someone bring in a forensic accountant?