I was screaming at the tv, and when she dived for the line, I knew then that she had given absolutely every possible effort to win. What a thrilling race, and another Gold for The Bahamas !!!
I wish the people in the comments section would stop making sense and asking reasonable questions. That's not how this works - we're all just supposed to accept whatever the Government tells tells us, because we're stupid.
The only problem with putting government on COD (and I agree that this should be done) is that we all know how bloody vindictive they can be. Soon enough government will only do business with companies who are willing to extend credit, until of course, those new companies themselves realise that they aren't going to be paid.....and so the cycle goes round. How ridiculous we have become, thanks to this useless government
How will all these idiot politicians react if / when a member of the opposition decides to read out their bank account balances in Parliament? Hmmmm.......once Pandora's Box is opened and you can say what you like in the House (regardless of the Constitution) then surely we are headed towards sheer anarchy.
If it's a question of believing either government's data, or Moody's, I know which side I'd choose. Government has been trying to fool us for so long that they think they can pull the wool over the eyes of true fiscal experts.
Miller really should keep his thoughts to himself. Every utterance is just further proof of what an idiot he is. I've always paid my electricity bills on time.......should I now expect a refund, which would only be fair, to match the amount that delinquent accounts will get as a "write off"? Surely we're all in this together?
Pathetic. The government can find $16 million for its various Carnivals and Music Festivals, but not for tertiary education? This sums up beautifully what is wrong with our leaders, and where their loyalties lie
Dammit - now Customs will make sure that couriers become as inefficient as they are. I suppose there's no hope that Customs will become as efficient as their counterparts?
This is a copy and paste from earlier discussions on the topic of BOB, but should shed some light on the shenanigans that went on....(this is not my original comment, credit should be given to the whosoever originally posted it in the comments section of The Tribune)
Quote..........Most of us remember the articles published in The Punch in December 2013 informing the Bahamian public that Bank of The Bahamas (BOB) had made the following loans and advances connected to political friends and cronies of Perry Christie
• $28 million to Leslie Miller and/or entities owned by him and/or members of his immediate family.
• $3.5 million to Obie Wilchcombe & Pleasant Bridgewater re. Universal Distributors Bahamas Ltd., a company apparently now defunct for all intents and purposes.
• $8 million to another senior PLP cabinet minister, rumoured to be pudgy with short stubby grubby dirty sticky fingers.
• $6.3 million to PLP business woman Patricia Mortimer who purportedly is a best friend and business partner of Lady Poodling and the owner of several shops at Nassau International Airport.
• $2.3 million re. GEMS Radio Station which at the time was owned by Debbie Bartlett and Cyprianna McWeeney, the latter being the wife of PLP lawyer Sean McWeeney who is the brother of Paul McWeeney.
• $4.5 million to enterprises owned/controlled by Edward Penn.
• $4.6 million to Phil Lightbourne re. Phil's Food Services (Phil Lightbourne was the front man and spokesman for Ben Frisch who owned Bahamas Food Services up until the PM allowed the Frisch Family to sell it to Sysco Foods (a large U.S. public company) in April 2013.
watcher says...
I was screaming at the tv, and when she dived for the line, I knew then that she had given absolutely every possible effort to win. What a thrilling race, and another Gold for The Bahamas !!!
On OLYMPIC GAMES: Golden end to a dramatic day for the Bahamas
Posted 16 August 2016, 1:15 a.m. Suggest removal
watcher says...
I wish the people in the comments section would stop making sense and asking reasonable questions. That's not how this works - we're all just supposed to accept whatever the Government tells tells us, because we're stupid.
On NHI will stem out of country spending on health says Gomez
Posted 12 August 2016, 9:27 a.m. Suggest removal
watcher says...
The only problem with putting government on COD (and I agree that this should be done) is that we all know how bloody vindictive they can be. Soon enough government will only do business with companies who are willing to extend credit, until of course, those new companies themselves realise that they aren't going to be paid.....and so the cycle goes round. How ridiculous we have become, thanks to this useless government
On Tax certificate demand forcing “cash only” deals with Govt
Posted 11 August 2016, 11:51 a.m. Suggest removal
watcher says...
How will all these idiot politicians react if / when a member of the opposition decides to read out their bank account balances in Parliament? Hmmmm.......once Pandora's Box is opened and you can say what you like in the House (regardless of the Constitution) then surely we are headed towards sheer anarchy.
On Parliament defiant in face of court ruling in email row
Posted 4 August 2016, 11:20 a.m. Suggest removal
watcher says...
If it's a question of believing either government's data, or Moody's, I know which side I'd choose. Government has been trying to fool us for so long that they think they can pull the wool over the eyes of true fiscal experts.
On Moody’s now challenges Govt over debt ratios
Posted 13 July 2016, 1:42 p.m. Suggest removal
watcher says...
Now would be an opportune time to resign Mr Christie.
On Gender equality referendum went ‘hopelessly wrong’, admits PM
Posted 23 June 2016, 2:49 p.m. Suggest removal
watcher says...
Miller really should keep his thoughts to himself. Every utterance is just further proof of what an idiot he is. I've always paid my electricity bills on time.......should I now expect a refund, which would only be fair, to match the amount that delinquent accounts will get as a "write off"? Surely we're all in this together?
On Forgiving power debt not a new idea - Miller
Posted 23 June 2016, 2:47 p.m. Suggest removal
watcher says...
Pathetic. The government can find $16 million for its various Carnivals and Music Festivals, but not for tertiary education? This sums up beautifully what is wrong with our leaders, and where their loyalties lie
On $16m loan to C.O.B. to support move to university cancelled
Posted 22 June 2016, 2:18 p.m. Suggest removal
watcher says...
Dammit - now Customs will make sure that couriers become as inefficient as they are. I suppose there's no hope that Customs will become as efficient as their counterparts?
On Customs ‘challenged’ to match courier pace
Posted 21 June 2016, 5:35 p.m. Suggest removal
watcher says...
This is a copy and paste from earlier discussions on the topic of BOB, but should shed some light on the shenanigans that went on....(this is not my original comment, credit should be given to the whosoever originally posted it in the comments section of The Tribune)
Quote..........Most of us remember the articles published in The Punch in December 2013 informing the Bahamian public that Bank of The Bahamas (BOB) had made the following loans and advances connected to political friends and cronies of Perry Christie
• $28 million to Leslie Miller and/or entities owned by him and/or members of his immediate family.
• $3.5 million to Obie Wilchcombe & Pleasant Bridgewater re. Universal Distributors Bahamas Ltd., a company apparently now defunct for all intents and purposes.
• $8 million to another senior PLP cabinet minister, rumoured to be pudgy with short stubby grubby dirty sticky fingers.
• $6.3 million to PLP business woman Patricia Mortimer who purportedly is a best friend and business partner of Lady Poodling and the owner of several shops at Nassau International Airport.
• $2.3 million re. GEMS Radio Station which at the time was owned by Debbie Bartlett and Cyprianna McWeeney, the latter being the wife of PLP lawyer Sean McWeeney who is the brother of Paul McWeeney.
• $4.5 million to enterprises owned/controlled by Edward Penn.
• $4.6 million to Phil Lightbourne re. Phil's Food Services (Phil Lightbourne was the front man and spokesman for Ben Frisch who owned Bahamas Food Services up until the PM allowed the Frisch Family to sell it to Sysco Foods (a large U.S. public company) in April 2013.
On Resolve sale woes threaten ‘bail-out’ payment to BOB
Posted 16 June 2016, 4:51 p.m. Suggest removal