I find it very ironic that while the power "grid" is over capacity, they are at the same time incentivizing people to buy more electric cars, which nearly double the monthly consumption of a home. Walk before you run.
So at the same time as they are saying the grid is overloaded, they are incentivizing people to buy more electric cars to further stress the grid. Who are these people making decisions?
It is like this. You either vote for the people who seem to genuinely want to make things better, or the ones with a track record of stealing every cent they can get their hands on. Even if the first group doesn't have a plan, it is still preferable.
The mind still boggles at the fact that our supposedly qualified educators weren't aware of the joke created by their organizations acronym. They could have called themselves The Bahamas Teachers Union. Or Union of Bahamian Teachers. Or Educators United. Or Bahamas Union of Educators.
But no, they decided that calling their group BUT was the right move. It is no wonder the education system is in shambles.
AnObserver says...
The idiots burned down their two most efficient generators. Clearly they aren't qualified for the job.
On BPL pain failure: $38m arrears left despite 163% hike
Posted 7 July 2026, 4:07 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
Ah yes, nationalizing the food supply. This always works out well.
On Super Value boss: We are not price gouging
Posted 7 July 2026, 2:40 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
I find it very ironic that while the power "grid" is over capacity, they are at the same time incentivizing people to buy more electric cars, which nearly double the monthly consumption of a home. Walk before you run.
On Senator tells BPL, Bahamas Grid: ‘Get your act together’
Posted 3 July 2026, 12:43 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
"giving access in a small country like The Bahamas could fuel vigilantism"
I don't see the downside here?
On Sex offender register could fuel vigilantes
Posted 24 June 2026, 6:34 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
So at the same time as they are saying the grid is overloaded, they are incentivizing people to buy more electric cars to further stress the grid. Who are these people making decisions?
On Minister warns Nassau outages set to persist
Posted 18 June 2026, 9:02 a.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
You say this, yet Nassau has suffered multiple blackouts in the past few days. How can both of these things be true?
On Coleby-Davis: BPL ready for summer
Posted 11 June 2026, 9 a.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
Please don't.
On Minnis ‘disappointed’ by loss but pledges to remain active
Posted 14 May 2026, 2:59 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
Playing R Kelly is quite appropriate with this party. They piss on you and tell you it is raining.
On Davis urges voters to 'choose progress' at PLP’s final rally
Posted 12 May 2026, 1:07 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
It is like this. You either vote for the people who seem to genuinely want to make things better, or the ones with a track record of stealing every cent they can get their hands on. Even if the first group doesn't have a plan, it is still preferable.
On PM promises sweeping reforms on election eve
Posted 11 May 2026, 2:48 p.m. Suggest removal
AnObserver says...
The mind still boggles at the fact that our supposedly qualified educators weren't aware of the joke created by their organizations acronym. They could have called themselves The Bahamas Teachers Union. Or Union of Bahamian Teachers. Or Educators United. Or Bahamas Union of Educators.
But no, they decided that calling their group BUT was the right move. It is no wonder the education system is in shambles.
On BUT warns members industrial action could be imminent
Posted 11 May 2026, 2:45 p.m. Suggest removal