Does anyone realize that the lucrative drug war and gun-running business is better than being screwed over in the regular workplace. I mean, what's the bet that some drug dealers have a military armory in their house, drives muscle cars and sport cars, friends with wealthy smugglers and having a upper-class house of their own. In their logic, why should they give up that lifestyle? Why we see the police and OPBAT failing to reduce the amount of gangs benefiting from this war.
This is, yet again. Pathetic. Tourism is under risk, yet they refuse to save the industry at any cost.
Except the Slave Masters are just on their last legs in life. It won't matter if they get the wealth or not. Their offspring will escape the trap of racism and their false legacy will die off. The white man has simply allowed the majority to rule and what did we do for value?
Made a deal with one of Latin America's legendary drug cartels, the Medellin Cartel, to sell drugs and start a Drug War. Then we refused to investigate the number boys' bank accounts and finances to fund the webshops or casinos. Our old slave masters have died off or left the country to us. Now our new slave masters are everyone in the drug trade. All the drug cartels, narco-terrorists, street gangs, big-time money launderers and drug lords.
I can reason them on the 12% increase, but NOT the webshops. Tax the casinos if you will, but at least they made reservations to operate legally. But we need a intelligence agency like the CIA or MI-6 to investigate and determine when any new gambling venture should be allowed or not.
Sure. We can legalize most drugs that are proven safe in certain amounts. The real problem is that the gangs and drug cartels are using natural drugs and altering them into chemical-contaminated versions of themselves. But overall, this has something to do with the gangs. They're trying to start Guerrilla Warfare in the Bahamas. They're winning, and if we don't turn this war around. Our legacy is forever tied to drug lords and terrorists.
Stop messing around with other people's lives. If they want a place where they can enjoy themselves, fine. But Christians aren't willing to fight against the Bahamian Drug War, the same war that killed about 3,000 Bahamians for 30 years, ruined our government and society and created a narco-state within.
We're plagued with criminality and greed to support criminal syndicates around the globe, first the drugs and firearms were condoned and supported the Drug War initially, then the money laundering number boys were able to operate with near immunity. All of this is our diseased criminal mentality. Yet Bahamian Christians attack a harmless set of same-sex couples that doesn't even kill or harm others, and a good deal of them respect the laws of the land. What a pathetic outcome..
Well, we're going to be a narco-state at this point. Why doesn't Dames or any other National Security minister realize that they're under a Drug War, with gangs using superior tactics and equipment that outshines the police and Defense Force. It's time to stop lying and begin to start the counter-attacks against the gangs and their smugglers.
So thus begins the second event. The Nassau Drug War has only just begun, more will die, more will be enslaved by the drugs that will flood the streets.
Nah. It's the fact that the number boys ran their business illegally, subverted democracy and they're still here. With no comprehensive investigation into their bank accounts, it's clear that the police is bribed or they didn't cared at all. Again, what's the bet that they're using those accounts to deal with terrorist cells because of no transparency.
Calling them to sanction the government and run underground means that they're a bunch of entitled, criminal dealing fools that got to where they are easily, and they're still ruining the banking service industry.
In reality, we're under a shadow war. A war with street gangs and the international criminal drug trade. The media isn't reporting this nor the police investigating why these gangs are still functional when they should had been eradicated.
Now this isn't our average everyday nonsense anymore, this is Gang Guerrilla Warfare in the Bahamas. The gangs are building their ranks, money and military weaponry covertly to start one of the biggest bloodbaths the Bahamas will ever face. This is one of the events to come.
Aegeaon says...
How's that going to work?
Does anyone realize that the lucrative drug war and gun-running business is better than being screwed over in the regular workplace. I mean, what's the bet that some drug dealers have a military armory in their house, drives muscle cars and sport cars, friends with wealthy smugglers and having a upper-class house of their own. In their logic, why should they give up that lifestyle? Why we see the police and OPBAT failing to reduce the amount of gangs benefiting from this war.
This is, yet again. Pathetic. Tourism is under risk, yet they refuse to save the industry at any cost.
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Posted 14 June 2018, 2:18 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Except the Slave Masters are just on their last legs in life. It won't matter if they get the wealth or not. Their offspring will escape the trap of racism and their false legacy will die off. The white man has simply allowed the majority to rule and what did we do for value?
Made a deal with one of Latin America's legendary drug cartels, the Medellin Cartel, to sell drugs and start a Drug War. Then we refused to investigate the number boys' bank accounts and finances to fund the webshops or casinos. Our old slave masters have died off or left the country to us. Now our new slave masters are everyone in the drug trade. All the drug cartels, narco-terrorists, street gangs, big-time money launderers and drug lords.
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Posted 14 June 2018, 1:44 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
This isn't just on Nassau's case, it's for the entire country.
On UPDATED: Hundreds protest VAT rise
Posted 14 June 2018, 1:34 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
I can reason them on the 12% increase, but NOT the webshops. Tax the casinos if you will, but at least they made reservations to operate legally. But we need a intelligence agency like the CIA or MI-6 to investigate and determine when any new gambling venture should be allowed or not.
On UPDATED: Hundreds protest VAT rise
Posted 14 June 2018, 1:30 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Sure. We can legalize most drugs that are proven safe in certain amounts. The real problem is that the gangs and drug cartels are using natural drugs and altering them into chemical-contaminated versions of themselves. But overall, this has something to do with the gangs. They're trying to start Guerrilla Warfare in the Bahamas. They're winning, and if we don't turn this war around. Our legacy is forever tied to drug lords and terrorists.
On Dames: ‘No reason to feel unsafe’
Posted 12 June 2018, 4:27 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Again with this? Here's a little tip.
Stop messing around with other people's lives. If they want a place where they can enjoy themselves, fine. But Christians aren't willing to fight against the Bahamian Drug War, the same war that killed about 3,000 Bahamians for 30 years, ruined our government and society and created a narco-state within.
We're plagued with criminality and greed to support criminal syndicates around the globe, first the drugs and firearms were condoned and supported the Drug War initially, then the money laundering number boys were able to operate with near immunity. All of this is our diseased criminal mentality. Yet Bahamian Christians attack a harmless set of same-sex couples that doesn't even kill or harm others, and a good deal of them respect the laws of the land. What a pathetic outcome..
On Morality in 2018
Posted 12 June 2018, 2:12 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Well, we're going to be a narco-state at this point. Why doesn't Dames or any other National Security minister realize that they're under a Drug War, with gangs using superior tactics and equipment that outshines the police and Defense Force. It's time to stop lying and begin to start the counter-attacks against the gangs and their smugglers.
On Dames: ‘No reason to feel unsafe’
Posted 12 June 2018, 1:39 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
So thus begins the second event. The Nassau Drug War has only just begun, more will die, more will be enslaved by the drugs that will flood the streets.
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Posted 12 June 2018, 1:23 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Nah. It's the fact that the number boys ran their business illegally, subverted democracy and they're still here. With no comprehensive investigation into their bank accounts, it's clear that the police is bribed or they didn't cared at all. Again, what's the bet that they're using those accounts to deal with terrorist cells because of no transparency.
Calling them to sanction the government and run underground means that they're a bunch of entitled, criminal dealing fools that got to where they are easily, and they're still ruining the banking service industry.
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Posted 12 June 2018, 12:26 a.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
What a mess..
In reality, we're under a shadow war. A war with street gangs and the international criminal drug trade. The media isn't reporting this nor the police investigating why these gangs are still functional when they should had been eradicated.
Now this isn't our average everyday nonsense anymore, this is Gang Guerrilla Warfare in the Bahamas. The gangs are building their ranks, money and military weaponry covertly to start one of the biggest bloodbaths the Bahamas will ever face. This is one of the events to come.
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