Birdie, birdie, birdie, cam you fir once admit what is in front of your eyes? So, no matter what corruption is carried out by the PLP it will never meet the standard if corruption for you. You need to put aside your blind live for your party and see what's the right thing for the nation. A lot of things under this dumb and dumber administration don't add up. The FNM have had their issues as well. I don't think either side are clean. However, this administration has far exceeded every other administration's waste, fraud, abuse and downright shameful corruption.

I don't understand the expectation that politicians have that private entities are supposed to work in the best interest interest of the Bahamas and keep Bahamians employed. What a foolish, childish expectation. Companies are in the business of doing what is in the best interest of the company. If their interests aligns with the government, great. Otherwise, if we want some benefits, we should ensure we negotiate in a way that we can mutually benefit. Bahamians need to grow up and understand how things actually work.

You are right without realizing it. I mean, it's a dispute between the parties represented in the court matter and the government should not interfere whatsoever. The government, however, did amd is still trying to get involved and they shouldn't. So, as you said they didn't borrow the money. Ok. Then they should stay out of way. You can't be both not involved whole involving yourself.

Can someone play the song, "Hit the road Jack" for Minnis?

Mr. Pintard finally made a move to eliminate thr nuisance. Mr. Minnis is a,problem that needs to be dealt with. Hopefully, this ends the drama. But, perhaps he shows up as an independent to cause problems. The FNM needs to sort themselves out as we need Brave and his tribe of idiots to go. Fraud, waste and mismanagement needs to go. One day we may find leaders who can run this country. Not sure when though. Last decent leader we had was Mr. Ingraham.

Que? Lol. Not sure why you're mentioning me here.

Interesting! I can understand if he feels uncomfortable, he leaves, but to join the Coalition of Idiots doesn't make sense unless like the other commenter pointed out he intends to give the PLP a sure win in his constituency. The optics of joining COI speaks of a disregard for sensible governance and respect for others. Keep in mind one of the big ideas of the Coalition of Idiots is to rile up their supporters around the idea that Haitians are taking over. A silly group of wannabes. This is a bad move for him.

It's not a Fire Festival disaster as there was an actual concert. They delivered what was promised. It was just terrible organization. Two windows makes no sense for a large event and if you're using fitness that reeks of ghetto. Wristbands are just pieces of paper that can be used for other events if you buy too many. So, it's poor they ran out of this. On the drinks side, again having a good guesstimate of crowd size could help to prepare for this as well. I'm guessing this promoter is new at this or isn't used to this level of turnout. Either way it shows they're amateurs.

They let him in for the Grammy's and he has a concert in NY soon.

Point taken. On the letters to the editor, do you realize that the Tribune receives letters on a bunch of topics but only selects a couple here and there to publish? There are major topics covered they they didn't publish. I know people who have sent in stuff and so have I. So, it's interesting that they covered two letters on billboards. It goes to a wider issue I have with the local media, they seem to be totally detached from an understanding of what journalism should be. They're publishing articles covering a wide range of topics daily and they don't challenge the politicians, business leaders on different issues. It seems more like dictation than journalism. I have the sense on the letters, they choose those that are not going to stir the pot, so to speak. We lack a true check and balance from the media and the voices that are screaming from the mountaintop are being stifled one way or another.