A lot of people giving input but no one stated a specific plan of action with timelines as to the capture of this snake. All of the talking and no action isn't going to lead to a solution.
The PM likes his talking points. He looks serious and always sounds like he's hard at it working for the people. Lol. This man is a joke. He's pretty much in party mode all the time. The million dollar question is who is actually running this country. Another million dollar question is, can we hire a bunch of forensic accountants yo go through the books of all the government ministries and corporations? Then hire a foreign legal team to indict, judge and sentence all of these thieves. This PM is vybfarvtge worse we've had and that's saying a lot given the terrible line up we've had over our entire history. We Need to be like the French, the US, etc wginactually send their politicians and other senior government officials to prison for corruption.
Say fuel prices will cause price gouging. A lot of taxi drivers are crooked. They set arbitrary flat rates and adjust them accordingly based on whether you're tourist, Bahamian from a nice area or a Bahamian from the inner city. It's all games. What we need is Uber or Lyft. Thisnwould help greatly to avoid the outright flagrant cheating of people with these fares. I've heard very embarrassing stories from tourists here who either I met here or ran into while traveling overseas who give bad accounts of being cheated on fares by taxi drivers. Some of the rates charged I wonder of the driver was driving from the airport (as an example) to Ragged Island.
He full of shiitte! This is the biggest game in town. Nothing is coming out of this. And where is the lawyer who was at thr center of all of this. Should bring in the illegal gun touting Bahamar head of security to investigate too aye?
Why is this idiot talking? From a business sense if those alleged vacant rooms could somehow turn a profit they wouldn't be vacant. Atlantis is a far cry of what it once was. It's done. Atlantis with the Bahamian discriminatory practice over the years when it was in its glory now begging Bahamians to stay there to fill vacant rooms. Bahamar is the new show in town. They too have adopted the Atlantis former discriminatory approach to Bahamians. At some point they will be begging the same Bahamians they treat like dogs to stay in vacant rooms to help keep their doors open.
It's interesting that resorts in this country takes an anti-Bahamian stance. Everything Graeme says here is really about "John and Jane white Tourist". Locals will continue to be handled like outcasts, no matter their economic power.
The last two months the bills were supposed to drop. I saw an increase far beyond the norm despite comsiderablynkess usage. Basically the bill doubled when considering the usage. Fuel costs has been down for a long time now. So, what's driving these rising costs. Ah, let me see could it be the private third party company owned by a major campaign contributor getting a lion share of the money paid out to BPL? We have to realize that we are being played. BPL has essentially been handed over to a political crony who will milk it as a cash cow. The government isn't driving the process. The company of their crony is. At the end, Bahamian people will suffer while a small handful of people connected to thus big sham will get richer than they are now. The little parting PM probably has a good nest egg coming from all of this BPL wheeling and dealing.
Lol. This guy! He laid out the typical talking points. He hasn't said anything that will ensure the integrity of this investigation. Bahamians should trust a government in a country where corruption is the order of the day. This guy is a joke. The process is already setup for them to dictate the outcome of this investigation. No one is going to jail for this as the process will result in this whole situation being swept under the rug. Does anyone realize that the lawyer at the center of all of this has slod totally out of the spotlight. The Bar Association hasn't utter a peep on the matter. Not one woes. All the hoopla after the incident at the courts and the demands for safety for their members bit no comment about the need for integrity, lawfulness of their members. This country is a sad joke.
trueBahamian says...
A lot of people giving input but no one stated a specific plan of action with timelines as to the capture of this snake. All of the talking and no action isn't going to lead to a solution.
On Rattlesnake sighting in Eleuthera has authorities working to protect island
Posted 11 November 2024, 5:04 p.m. Suggest removal
trueBahamian says...
Lol. The banks have operated largely unchecked. There is a point when a regulator has to step in and say, "This is too much".
On Banks may face new rules on account fees
Posted 25 September 2024, 2:19 a.m. Suggest removal
trueBahamian says...
The PM likes his talking points. He looks serious and always sounds like he's hard at it working for the people. Lol. This man is a joke. He's pretty much in party mode all the time. The million dollar question is who is actually running this country. Another million dollar question is, can we hire a bunch of forensic accountants yo go through the books of all the government ministries and corporations? Then hire a foreign legal team to indict, judge and sentence all of these thieves. This PM is vybfarvtge worse we've had and that's saying a lot given the terrible line up we've had over our entire history. We Need to be like the French, the US, etc wginactually send their politicians and other senior government officials to prison for corruption.
On Cannot afford ‘business as usual’ on climate, says PM
Posted 24 September 2024, 5:37 a.m. Suggest removal
trueBahamian says...
Say fuel prices will cause price gouging. A lot of taxi drivers are crooked. They set arbitrary flat rates and adjust them accordingly based on whether you're tourist, Bahamian from a nice area or a Bahamian from the inner city. It's all games. What we need is Uber or Lyft. Thisnwould help greatly to avoid the outright flagrant cheating of people with these fares. I've heard very embarrassing stories from tourists here who either I met here or ran into while traveling overseas who give bad accounts of being cheated on fares by taxi drivers. Some of the rates charged I wonder of the driver was driving from the airport (as an example) to Ragged Island.
On Taxi ‘price gouge’ fear over gas margin rise
Posted 24 September 2024, 5:31 a.m. Suggest removal
trueBahamian says...
He full of shiitte! This is the biggest game in town. Nothing is coming out of this. And where is the lawyer who was at thr center of all of this. Should bring in the illegal gun touting Bahamar head of security to investigate too aye?
On Fernander: Police probe to complete by year’s end
Posted 21 September 2024, 4:57 a.m. Suggest removal
trueBahamian says...
Why is this idiot talking? From a business sense if those alleged vacant rooms could somehow turn a profit they wouldn't be vacant. Atlantis is a far cry of what it once was. It's done. Atlantis with the Bahamian discriminatory practice over the years when it was in its glory now begging Bahamians to stay there to fill vacant rooms. Bahamar is the new show in town. They too have adopted the Atlantis former discriminatory approach to Bahamians. At some point they will be begging the same Bahamians they treat like dogs to stay in vacant rooms to help keep their doors open.
On D’Aguilar: Push Atlantis to open more rooms
Posted 21 September 2024, 4:46 a.m. Suggest removal
trueBahamian says...
It's interesting that resorts in this country takes an anti-Bahamian stance. Everything Graeme says here is really about "John and Jane white Tourist". Locals will continue to be handled like outcasts, no matter their economic power.
On Baha Mar sees ‘softening’ bookings over short-term
Posted 20 September 2024, 12:29 a.m. Suggest removal
trueBahamian says...
Another property to add to black Bahamian discrimination. Thank you uncle Tom PM.
On Baha Mar’s $350m luxury hotel to bring 400 construction jobs
Posted 20 September 2024, 12:19 a.m. Suggest removal
trueBahamian says...
The last two months the bills were supposed to drop. I saw an increase far beyond the norm despite comsiderablynkess usage. Basically the bill doubled when considering the usage. Fuel costs has been down for a long time now. So, what's driving these rising costs. Ah, let me see could it be the private third party company owned by a major campaign contributor getting a lion share of the money paid out to BPL? We have to realize that we are being played. BPL has essentially been handed over to a political crony who will milk it as a cash cow. The government isn't driving the process. The company of their crony is. At the end, Bahamian people will suffer while a small handful of people connected to thus big sham will get richer than they are now. The little parting PM probably has a good nest egg coming from all of this BPL wheeling and dealing.
On PM Davis says BPL bills to be cheaper this month
Posted 18 September 2024, 4:18 a.m. Suggest removal
trueBahamian says...
Lol. This guy! He laid out the typical talking points. He hasn't said anything that will ensure the integrity of this investigation. Bahamians should trust a government in a country where corruption is the order of the day. This guy is a joke. The process is already setup for them to dictate the outcome of this investigation. No one is going to jail for this as the process will result in this whole situation being swept under the rug. Does anyone realize that the lawyer at the center of all of this has slod totally out of the spotlight. The Bar Association hasn't utter a peep on the matter. Not one woes. All the hoopla after the incident at the courts and the demands for safety for their members bit no comment about the need for integrity, lawfulness of their members. This country is a sad joke.
On ‘Public right to be concerned over probe into corruption allegations’
Posted 18 September 2024, 4:10 a.m. Suggest removal