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Islandgirl 10 years, 7 months ago on Wilchcombe fears crime is ruining nation’s reputation

Oh. Now you are concerned? Where was this concern when those dimwits put up all those friggin billboards in largely touristic areas, advertising the murder count? Anything to get into power right? Teach these people they have to work for a living. Help them become educated so they can make a more meaningful contribution to this nation. Set an example. All of you who go into parliament poor, come out filthy rich and are held unaccountable for not one thing while amassing this wealth in questionable fashion, are teaching them that they are entitled to everything, even when they didn't earn it, and that they are answerable to no one. This has been the order of the day for decades, and only God knows how to reverse this animalistic mentality.

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Zags 10 years, 3 months ago on Baha Mar files Chapter 11 'viable framework' reorganisation plan in Delaware

As I posted over a month ago:

There is a difference between being bankrupt/insolvent and filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection. Bankruptcy protection simply means that a person, or an entity, is protected from its creditors while being given the time to restructure. For some unknown reason this difference seems to be lost on the majority of people here in The Bahamas… Did American Airlines, for example, stop flying after it filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection?

If Baha Mar's Chapter 11 bid had not been refused, by now they would have been well on the way to completing the resort, and much closer to repaying their creditors.

A lot of time has been wasted because of The Bahamas government's [and its judiciary's] myopia.

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Economist 10 years, 4 months ago on ‘Psych tests for all developers’

Let us not forget that the is the Minister who had the connection with Anna Nicole Smith.....so what type of investor is he looking for?.....drug over dose....sex....interesting choice Minister.....psych test....interesting

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lkalikl 10 years, 5 months ago on Chapter 11 bid refused: Baha Mar application denied, Govt ‘vindicated’ by ruling

Our government has not and does not represent the best interests of the people of the Bahamas and hasn't done so for some time. Bahamians better wise up fast because the PLP are charging towards the shoals and will put us all on the rocks.

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DonAnthony 10 years, 4 months ago on ‘Psych tests for all developers’

How about a psych test for these delusional, hypocritical, narcissistic, corrupt members of parliament who are destroying our beloved country?

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jlcandu 10 years, 4 months ago on PM hoped Sarkis would ‘not allow resort to go’

I hope Mr. Izmirlian names and shames all the worthless politicians who are getting kickbacks, contracts, etc from this mega project. The PM better be careful with his threats because he may be red-faced by the time Izmirlian is finished with him and the rest of his PLP bunch!!

The top Chinese bosses of CCA are already being investigated by the FBI, so guess where the investigation will come next once they start singing and ratting out all of thieves involved in this project in the Bahamas??? This is better than tv!!

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banker 10 years, 4 months ago on UPDATED: Rosewood bids to quit Baha Mar as govt argues for wind up petition

You are absolutely right. Another operator will take over the leases tomorrow. Baha Mar will be open by October. Crime will stop because people will realise how stupid it is. The guns will be donated to BAMSI to make ploughshares and unemployment will drop to 1%. The Haitians will all leave by September, everyone in the Bahamas will be making $50,000 a year by November, and maybe Jesus will come and rapture the PLP.

How could I be so stupid not to see this???? It must be the work of Satan in me. My relatives are not having problems making ends meet. My aunt doesn't need a wheelchair that costs over two thousand dollars. She needs a healing at the PLP headquarters. There is nothing wrong with her. It's all in her head.

How could I have been so blind, as to not recognise that our Dear Leader is not all wise. And our unmarried cabinet ministers are so masculine that woman are afraid of them. And the chairman could have been a Rhodes scholar if he could have found the right road in his youth. And the cauliflower ears of the attorney general are that way from the wisdom that drips from her orifices. Dear me. I am so wrong.

How could I have been so blind? Quick, cut my head open, and implant the chip before I change my mind.

No my dear Tal, you chide me because I voice your secret fears. And you do not have the intellectual honesty to admit it.

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lkalikl 10 years, 4 months ago on Mitchell to Sarkis: Conform or leave

Tal, your comments are stupid as always. Ingraham telling his Ministers to stay away from the corrupting influence of Peter Nygard is not the same as Ingraham threatening to throw Nygard out - which he didn't do. Mitchell is threatening to throw out the largest investor in the country's recent years while the man has an ongoing court case in this jurisdiction. If you can't see the obvious problem with this, then you and the PLP minded people like you are just the biggest idiots in the Bahamas and your dangerous stupidity is going to destroy our country, as we know it. Bahamians, the time to kick this good for nothing government out of office is well beyond time. Call the election. Demand an election! We cannot survive their stupidity any longer.

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banker 8 years, 9 months ago on Pastors' plea to US on gay rights

I wish that these so-called ministers would emulate Jesus. He hung out with tax collectors, sinners and prostitutes. He welcomed the poor and marginalised. He accepted everyone. These ministers are charlatans who skew the old covenant words of an inexact book to raise their own profiles. They have no right leading people, leeching off them by collecting money and preaching hate against a group of people who cannot help the fact that they are gay. The ministers are despicable human beings who preach hate under the guise of religion. They should be banned.

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asiseeit 10 years, 4 months ago on POLITICOLE: Should I stay or should I go?

Excellent writing and commentary once again. I truly hope the politicians read and understand what you have said in this article. The amount of people from the middle class that are thinking the same as you is astounding. Those with children they have hopes and dreams for are bailing out in droves. What politician can be proud when the people they are supposed to be working for abandon the country because of their (politicians) actions/inaction? The supposed leaders of this country have squandered their chance at greatness, shame on them!

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lkalikl 8 years, 7 months ago on Davis: Opposition will not allow govt to 'misrepresent or distort' PLP legacy

Fook Davis and fook the motherfooking Chinese owned PLP! Fook the motherfooking PLP! Traitors to the Bahamas and its people every last one!

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asiseeit 10 years, 4 months ago on PLP Chairman: Sarkis is ‘anti-Bahamian’

This government is the only anti-Bahamian I see, you people have done more harm to this country in the last month than any other organization in our history. The behavoir and speech that you have displayed before the world will take our Bahamaland a very long time to come from under. Stop pandering to your base who you have lost anyway, they are not as fool as you perceive them to be. The desperation is palpable.

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ThisIsOurs 9 years, 3 months ago on PM is defended over Baha Mar

General Allyson Maynard-Gibson, QC, said there is no need for concern, adding that Bahamians should “trust” that negotiations are being handled by the “capable hands” of Prime Minister Perry Christie.

I don't think they get it, the fact is we don't believe he's capable of developing or executing any strategy to lead the Bahamas into the future. Based on past experience, BTC, BAMSI, PHA, BOB, NHI, Blackbeard's Cay, Nygard Cay, Bahamar, gaming referendum, we believe we have been sold out once again.

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newcitizen 10 years, 4 months ago on Expat staff at Baha Mar hotel set to be pulled out of the Bahamas

There was financing set up to pay the employees through the Chapter 11 filing, but instead the government blocked that so that they could use the employees as their own pawns.

They should not be paying anyone's salaries. What a waste of our money.

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asiseeit 11 years, 1 month ago on Man shot dead in home invasion

When we are not safe in our own homes is when I challenge anyone to tell me The Bahamas is NOT a FAILED NATION! This man was at home and he was KILLED, WTF people, when will enough be enough? One other thing, what in the hell do these criminals think people have in their homes? Who carry's ANY amount of money home? One thing for sure, the privy council can go to hell, it is time to HANG these murderous misfits!

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asiseeit 10 years, 4 months ago on Christie and Mitchell stress the importance of PM’s Office

I do not respect the P.M. as he does not respect me or any other Bahamian that disagrees with him. Resign, go, get, be gone, you are destroying our country! All for me is no longer acceptable!

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lkalikl 10 years, 3 months ago on Obie: Drop resort wind-up petition

The fact is that they were never mediating objectively in the first place. Now that someone in the administration has understood the scale of the calamity, they want to try actual mediation for the first time. They are only saying this because the reality of collusion with CCA and CEXIM is about to slam the government in the face in the local and international media and our reputation, as a serious FDI center, will be seriously tarnished.

The government of the Bahamas has exposed itself to charges of collusion and corruption and Baha Mar will take this all the way in the courts unless a settlement that they can agree to is put forward. In siding with the Chinese so strongly, the government has already made a critical mistake and the truth is going to come out. Heads need to roll. This entire government should resign. Failing that, we need a full Commission of Inquiry and MPs need to go to jail for their corruption and collusion with the Chinese. We need Interpol or the Americans to investigate if undeclared payments were made to senior politicians in other jurisdictions through shell companies or other fronts. It is time to get serious as the bribes would have been in the millions for the top ranking government personnel.

The government of the Bahamas is the only entity in the country that can and has put our sovereignty at risk through this debacle. Their exposure to Chinese interests is patently obvious now. The PLP once sold us to drug lords. Now, they are selling us to the Chinese government at the risk of damaging our relations with the Americans. There is nothing wrong with doing business with China, but there is something very wrong with our politicians being in thrall to China.