We now ready ourselves for another week/round of nonsensical ramblings; irrational apologies and promises from a Progressive Liberal Party government that now wishes to think it has done the Bahamian a great favor by correcting the Baha Mar situation/crisis/saga, choose your adjective.

Minister of Labor, Shane Gibson, was heard boasting this past weekend when he suggested that as in the old western movies, when all seems lost and the music begins to play; he and his government will ride in like ‘heroes’ and rescue the people of the Bahamas not only on Baha Mar but on all other promises that they have failed to deliver on but what about the past four and a half years Mr. Minister?

Yes, the minister and his government are set to ride in and save us all from a mess that they have created through their ineptitude, laziness and greed but now expect us; the people, to thank them for.  This is utter nonsense but as expected the nonsensical ramblings and irrational apologies and promises keep coming.

“PM: Govt. have been told Baha Mar buyers name” – The Tribune

Excerpt from this article; “Prime Minister Perry Christie said she he and a government delegation that traveled to London, England, to meet with investors last week were informed about the identity of the anticipated buyer for the beleaguered Baha Mar resort, however he could not name the group because of the delicate stage of negotiations.

His comments were aired on ZNS News last night and came about a week after he suggested on a local talk show that the government did not yet know who the prospective buyer of the $3.5 billion resort is.”

All I would like to say is that each and every time that I hear the name Hutchison Whampoa, I get nervous, but then oh yes the prime minister has still not given us the name of the buyer yet, still holding onto ‘key details’ for the ‘sealed deal’, he ‘spoon feeds’ the citizens of the Bahamas.

Well, we will have to wait until the Prime Minister deems it appropriate for us to know the details of this ‘deal’ that he has struck on our behalf and in our best interest, by this time maybe, just maybe, the will also share with us just how much this deal is costing us taxpayers.

We now know one thing for sure; it has already cost us the airfare to fly the Prime Minister and his delegation of ‘negotiators’ to London.

Just some random questions; did the China ‘partners’ not only direct the Bahamas government and courts what to do in this matter but also directing the government on whom the buyer should be?

The Progressive Liberal Party fails for one reason, it is their nature.

END