EDITOR, The Tribune. <\/p>\n
MANY Bahamians need a job, the PLP Government has been unsuccessful in providing sufficient jobs for a diversified Bahamian workforce in the Bahamas. Everybody is not a hotel worker in our Bahamas, Baha Mar cannot employ all of the Young Bahamians who are out of High School and College. <\/p>\n
The Government needs to pay back part of their deficit you can use part of the VAT now the Bahamas Parliament will soon be dissolved and the PLP is now saying the electorate is late in registering to vote. <\/p>\n
The PLP did not say that during the last referendum. But the PLP had turned the principles around, now the PLP needs to bow to the Bahamian electorate again at the upcoming general election. <\/p>\n
The world is watching The Bahamas. <\/p>\n
Thursday, January 26th, I personally visited the Princess Margaret Hospital and their computers were down for approximately five hours. Mr Minister of Health, you need to investigate this issue, before the house dissolves. <\/p>\n
The first among equals will soon ring the election bell, ring your bell, sir, ring it when you are ready. <\/p>\n
Baha Mar is not a Bahamas Government owned corporation. It is a private entity. <\/p>\n
So the Government needs to stop announcing incorrect opening dates for a Private Company, Baha Mar. <\/p>\n
The Bahamas Government has facilitated Baha Mar now you need to do your homework for the upcoming general election. You lost in the referendum. <\/p>\n
The Bahamian electorate needs a change of Government and a change of Government is very much essential for the Bahamian people at this time. <\/p>\n
The PLP do not have much time to investigate the corruption at the Road Traffic Department, VAT and the public landfill. <\/p>\n
Many Bahamians all over The Bahamas are saying Hell No, Hell No investigate the issue before you go. <\/p>\n
The Bahamian electorate is set to make their historic move on election day. <\/p>\n
This is my comment as a British-trained political analyst. Based on the political temperature in our Bahamas at this time the people are indeed ready and willing to rock with Doc and the Free National Movement whenever the Bahamas House of Parliament is dissolved. <\/p>\n
The Government should have adequate funds in the consolidated funds that at certain times to finance projects and not to delay all projects and tell the Bahamian people that you are waiting on the corporate entities to pay their company VAT or NI are you running a petty shop? Corruptibility cannot prevail in The Bahamas. <\/p>\n
Do you need to borrow more money again to pay back for what were missing at the Road Traffic Department? <\/p>\n
I would be much obliged for an opportunity to ask the leader of the official opposition ten questions over any of the public media the ten questions would be centred on government and politics. <\/p>\n
I would like for the Bahamian electorate to determine if you are a real political leader. The Bahamian people need a visionary leaders who can govern the Commonwealth of The Bahamas. <\/p>\n
Long live the Commonwealth of The Bahamas. <\/p>\n
BB MOSS Sr <\/p>\n
Nassau, <\/p>\n
March 8, 2017. <\/p>\n
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