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GrassRoot 8 years, 9 months ago on Save The Bays investigator "did not have work permit" says Immigration chief

Save The Bays investigator "did not have work permit" says Immigration chief

I bet that is the plan. Having said this, I highly doubt that Bacon, Smith & Co have not considered that. Bacon that has anticipated a breach of confidentiality by the Bahamian government years ago and pulled his far reaching fund business from the Bahamas for exactly this reason. So to win against a savvy guy like Bacon, it needs more than the brain of one or several Ministers of the Bahamian Government. Further, as you can tell from today's revelation about the DPM in his capacity as a Member of the Cabinet having contract issued to the two thugs, should show anybody trying to stop Bacon, Smith from getting what they want, will be destroyed if they dont play along. I bet Bacon & Smith have much more dirt on all these politicians than these politicians will believe. In all fairness the plaintiffs (in Smith's own words) gave the PM and DPM a free pass and made it clear that they are not after the PM and the DPM and would not get them embarrassed, if the PM and DPM chose to stay on the sidelines. But - luckily or not - both the PM and the DPM chose to side with Nygard and not to take the invitation to stay neutral. And all the other egos in the Government, Gibson, Mitchell, Fitzgerald took the bait and did not shut up but rather decided to side with Nygard. To the extent they have not embarrassed themselves yet, they will be exposed mercilessly. The foul odor of corruption and money laundering is all over this. My prediction is that either in the Bahamas or any other jurisdiction will eventually get active investigating possible corruption involving Bahamian politicians and foreign nationals. Albeit not as strong and far reaching as the U.S. foreign corruption legislation, lets not forget that Canada has a similar law on the books, and it makes one wonder anyhow ,whether the money spent by Mr. Nygard on the PLP has been properly reported for tax purposes in Canada. We will see. The good thing is the facts never change. The facts are the facts, and the sun will bring it to daylight.