Cause depending on the case, the accused has a constitutional right to receive their day in court. One could argue that requires them to be in actual court. Further they also have the right to face their accuser and mount a defense against charges.
Truth is, they just need to stop driving the prison bus like the streets are a video game and everyone has a 2nd life should they crash.
Please show where the road traffic laws have provisions for vehicles with lights and sirens. Unless it was recently added, our road traffic laws have no provisions for emergency vehicles.
My thoughts exactly, cause with proper inspection and maintenance they would have discovered the corrosion. And this could have been addressed and therefore prevent this entire situation.
The reason I stopped feeling sorry, is because these are the same issues that have been issues for YEARS. Yet when it's election time, the residents do not hold these politicians accountable for what they did in the 4yrs they were in power. Pray tell me, why if your MP has done nothing in 4yrs, do yinna keep voting them back in. WTF...it makes no sense.
This is not the first accident involving a prison bus carrying prisoners. The time before they crashed into the wall at the Mackey and Shirley Streets junction. They will no heed warnings until it becomes a catastrophic amount of fatalities. Smdh...
"the salt there would have corroded that over time, and so it eventually gave way due to the tension and plus the strong winds" They don't inspect these poles annually for corrosion, or ya'll just wait until they fall in the road and pose harm to someone? Cause please help me to understand how this man could even think that he should say something like this. It implies that no inspections are done to ensure the poles are not corroded. SMH!!
No, instead they want people like Flowers and Sebas to profit. SMDH... they couldn't see the logic in this. This country is a stupid place to be in sometimes, nothing makes sense. Bananas..
I feel sorry for this young lady, but let's speak frankly. Ya'll sit and complain about the state of healthcare in this country, and how terrible the service is at PMH, yet when it's election time everyone sits silent on the issues that matter. Stop voting for shiite disguised as sugar, hold these politicians accountable. I am so sick and tired of hearing the same complaints and yet nothing is done. Why? Because we refuse to hold the ones who are responsible accountable. Furthermore when these top level politicians do deem to lower themselves and come to PMH to receive care, they get the royal treatment. So they never actually get to experience what the average Bahamian does. At the end of the day...only people to blame for how terrible this healthcare system is the Bahamian people- we take what they give is.
It isn't about healthcare being free, most countries have a mandate to treat critical patients regardless of financial status. So the idea here is if a person with health conditions travels to the US and becomes critically ill, they will be treated at the expense of the US. Once the patient is stable they will then be transferred back to their country of citizenship/residency. They are trying to prevent that from happening, people coming and being treated and then leaving the US with a medical bill they are unable to pay.
They really need to stop allowing Fred Mitchell to be inappropriately dressed for these occasions. Cause why does he look like he's chilling at family dinner during an official ceremony. smdh
BahamaRed says...
Cause depending on the case, the accused has a constitutional right to receive their day in court. One could argue that requires them to be in actual court. Further they also have the right to face their accuser and mount a defense against charges.
Truth is, they just need to stop driving the prison bus like the streets are a video game and everyone has a 2nd life should they crash.
On 5 in hospital after prison bus crash
Posted 18 December 2025, 10:59 a.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
Please show where the road traffic laws have provisions for vehicles with lights and sirens. Unless it was recently added, our road traffic laws have no provisions for emergency vehicles.
On Munroe: Keep prison bus out of rush hour
Posted 18 December 2025, 10:56 a.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
My thoughts exactly, cause with proper inspection and maintenance they would have discovered the corrosion. And this could have been addressed and therefore prevent this entire situation.
On Widespread power outage hits Abaco after pole snaps in Dundas Town
Posted 17 December 2025, 4:44 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
The reason I stopped feeling sorry, is because these are the same issues that have been issues for YEARS. Yet when it's election time, the residents do not hold these politicians accountable for what they did in the 4yrs they were in power.
Pray tell me, why if your MP has done nothing in 4yrs, do yinna keep voting them back in. WTF...it makes no sense.
On ‘Everything blowed up before Christmas time’
Posted 17 December 2025, 2:32 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
This is not the first accident involving a prison bus carrying prisoners. The time before they crashed into the wall at the Mackey and Shirley Streets junction. They will no heed warnings until it becomes a catastrophic amount of fatalities.
Smdh...
On 5 in hospital after prison bus crash
Posted 17 December 2025, 2:28 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
"the salt there would have corroded that over time, and so it eventually gave way due to the tension and plus the strong winds"
They don't inspect these poles annually for corrosion, or ya'll just wait until they fall in the road and pose harm to someone? Cause please help me to understand how this man could even think that he should say something like this. It implies that no inspections are done to ensure the poles are not corroded. SMH!!
On Widespread power outage hits Abaco after pole snaps in Dundas Town
Posted 16 December 2025, 12:06 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
No, instead they want people like Flowers and Sebas to profit. SMDH... they couldn't see the logic in this. This country is a stupid place to be in sometimes, nothing makes sense. Bananas..
On Ranfurly: Lack of donations may force us to close doors
Posted 28 November 2025, 10:49 a.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
I feel sorry for this young lady, but let's speak frankly. Ya'll sit and complain about the state of healthcare in this country, and how terrible the service is at PMH, yet when it's election time everyone sits silent on the issues that matter.
Stop voting for shiite disguised as sugar, hold these politicians accountable. I am so sick and tired of hearing the same complaints and yet nothing is done. Why? Because we refuse to hold the ones who are responsible accountable.
Furthermore when these top level politicians do deem to lower themselves and come to PMH to receive care, they get the royal treatment. So they never actually get to experience what the average Bahamian does.
At the end of the day...only people to blame for how terrible this healthcare system is the Bahamian people- we take what they give is.
On Sickle cell patient left ‘lying in urine’ overnight after surgery at PMH
Posted 28 November 2025, 10:46 a.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
It isn't about healthcare being free, most countries have a mandate to treat critical patients regardless of financial status. So the idea here is if a person with health conditions travels to the US and becomes critically ill, they will be treated at the expense of the US. Once the patient is stable they will then be transferred back to their country of citizenship/residency.
They are trying to prevent that from happening, people coming and being treated and then leaving the US with a medical bill they are unable to pay.
On Health conditions will play part in US visa application process
Posted 14 November 2025, 1:32 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
They really need to stop allowing Fred Mitchell to be inappropriately dressed for these occasions. Cause why does he look like he's chilling at family dinner during an official ceremony. smdh
On Bahamas honours 500 citizens, including Pompey Rolle who led 1830 slave revolt
Posted 16 October 2025, 12:56 p.m. Suggest removal