Technically, that culture is created by Bahamians since the days of Norman's Cay. Bahamians today can only be successful from drugs and gun killing, and we're the originators of that same decay and disease.
Well they still need us as a country. Look at our law enforcement and security infrastructure. We can't even go for the kill against 52 gangs, let alone deter drug cartels and terrorists. If we get taken over by criminal organizations, the UK has two choices when that happens, either ignore the threat, lose dozens of British and American citizens and be blamed for it, or send the UK Navy into the Bahamas to lock the waters down and clean up our mess that we created.
So yea. They're not looking to destabilize the country, that will be too risky.
Well, two percent of cocaine eh? You really want to defend Lynden for destroying our nation? Whatever you're saying is cartel propaganda. That is surface of the iceberg. I'm sure the numbers are higher because we're massively lazy in patrolling our waters, the airport and our streets. We've destroyed our banking system because of Lynden and his cartel associates. Like how people say that we're a bunch of pirates, we actually do that. No one outside the Bahamas forced us into doing major crimes, because we deal with terrorists, rogue military groups, cartels and much more deals with cruel people.
Sounds like the Demons from Below are feeding on the fears and hatred of better living foreigners by Bahamians.
If I was the PM, should I unfairly banish foreigner workers out of the country to accommodate the current generation of Bahamians with bad attitudes and neglectful personalities? As we all know, we have irresponsible workers in Public Service, Water and Sewage, BPL and others. Why should CCA take the risks of hiring Bahamians without checking their behavior, agendas or motivation to ensure that there's no petty issue that can throw the whole project into chaos.
As much as we want locals to work there, the issue of poor working behaviors and possibly xenophobic tenancies remain in place until we sort ourselves out.
Now I seriously wonder why the majority only gets rich off of criminality when you still have free will. There's better things in life than with destroying families and a country's reputation by laundering money from the treasury and getting fat off of smuggling cocaine and heroin. There's vocational schools, the University, your very own moral standards and much more things that you can honorably stand for.
What's even best for our country anymore? Even without WTO we're still stuck in the dark. We'll kill ourselves off before the WTO does the job themselves.
Who even knows that this can not work? I mean, the bad credit is necessary to understand where we are spending or our balance in financial status. We're not in a bubble anymore.
Even then, I can't blame one nationality for this horrible act. But on the government for allowing street drug dealers and gang rats to live big. They're basically terrorists at this point.
Aegeaon says...
But it will never happen, and hell, even if it did. The drug cartels will swarm this place in no time.
On 500 hospital fees to come in July 1
Posted 24 April 2018, 1:58 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Technically, that culture is created by Bahamians since the days of Norman's Cay. Bahamians today can only be successful from drugs and gun killing, and we're the originators of that same decay and disease.
On UK to reopen diplomatic post in the Bahamas
Posted 23 April 2018, 2:33 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Well they still need us as a country. Look at our law enforcement and security infrastructure. We can't even go for the kill against 52 gangs, let alone deter drug cartels and terrorists. If we get taken over by criminal organizations, the UK has two choices when that happens, either ignore the threat, lose dozens of British and American citizens and be blamed for it, or send the UK Navy into the Bahamas to lock the waters down and clean up our mess that we created.
So yea. They're not looking to destabilize the country, that will be too risky.
On Prince Charles voted in to lead the Commonwealth, succeeding the Queen
Posted 23 April 2018, 2:30 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
For selling out to mass-murdering cartels? Sure.........
On Show us $200m corruption
Posted 20 April 2018, 7:54 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Well, two percent of cocaine eh? You really want to defend Lynden for destroying our nation? Whatever you're saying is cartel propaganda. That is surface of the iceberg. I'm sure the numbers are higher because we're massively lazy in patrolling our waters, the airport and our streets. We've destroyed our banking system because of Lynden and his cartel associates. Like how people say that we're a bunch of pirates, we actually do that. No one outside the Bahamas forced us into doing major crimes, because we deal with terrorists, rogue military groups, cartels and much more deals with cruel people.
Face it, we broke our own backs.
On Price controls ‘out window’ with WTO
Posted 20 April 2018, 7:49 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Sounds like the Demons from Below are feeding on the fears and hatred of better living foreigners by Bahamians.
If I was the PM, should I unfairly banish foreigner workers out of the country to accommodate the current generation of Bahamians with bad attitudes and neglectful personalities? As we all know, we have irresponsible workers in Public Service, Water and Sewage, BPL and others. Why should CCA take the risks of hiring Bahamians without checking their behavior, agendas or motivation to ensure that there's no petty issue that can throw the whole project into chaos.
As much as we want locals to work there, the issue of poor working behaviors and possibly xenophobic tenancies remain in place until we sort ourselves out.
On Pointe: We don't need locals - yet
Posted 19 April 2018, 1:45 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Sure. No problem with webshop tax evaders.
Now I seriously wonder why the majority only gets rich off of criminality when you still have free will. There's better things in life than with destroying families and a country's reputation by laundering money from the treasury and getting fat off of smuggling cocaine and heroin. There's vocational schools, the University, your very own moral standards and much more things that you can honorably stand for.
On Anti-corruption team visits Bahamas
Posted 18 April 2018, 2:45 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
What's even best for our country anymore? Even without WTO we're still stuck in the dark. We'll kill ourselves off before the WTO does the job themselves.
On WTO set to drag Bahamas 'from 19th to 21st century'
Posted 18 April 2018, 1:56 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Who even knows that this can not work? I mean, the bad credit is necessary to understand where we are spending or our balance in financial status. We're not in a bubble anymore.
On Credit Bureau data gather to begin 'year from today'
Posted 18 April 2018, 1:25 p.m. Suggest removal
Aegeaon says...
Even then, I can't blame one nationality for this horrible act. But on the government for allowing street drug dealers and gang rats to live big. They're basically terrorists at this point.
On I can forgive my son’s killer
Posted 18 April 2018, 1:10 p.m. Suggest removal