maybe if when brave davis and his party were in power they had established protocols to deal with hurricanes, we wouldn't be in this mess right now.
so i am seriously going to need him to go to cat island (his constituency for which he has done nothing) and jump of mount alvernia. his plp government under the leadership of christie and which he was dpm, had the opportunity to put in place measures to deal with the very things he is now complaining about.
maybe instead of raping and pillaging the government funds they should have insisted upon a mandatory evacuation plan. maybe in instead of bribing and taking kickbacks they could have put a hurricane relief fund in place. maybe instead of flossing around they could have taken seriously the threat of global warning and updated the building code.
and just maybe we would have been better prepared for a storm like dorian...just maybe.
Are they citizens, legal status could just mean a work permit, not even residency.
I fail to see how the government is responsible for building homes for residents of a shantytown. Please direct me to which country builds homes for non-citizens- because I will need to move myself to that country ASAP. Furthermore, how can you expect a government to do for foreigners (legal status or not) what they won't do for citizens (legal) of the country,
Fred Smith needs several seats, cause if not for him those shantytowns would have been rebuilt or demolished prior to the hurricane; and 300 odd Haitians wouldn't be unaccounted for. SMDH
"I can see that rebuilding must be according to code,” Mr Smith said yesterday, adding that the government should either help residents rebuild with sanitation and stronger homes or provide alternative property or homes.
Is he on some kind of LSD... the governments job is not to help people build their homes according to the required standard.
Secondly are these even Bahamian citizens or residents, who are these illegals making demands on the government. In what part of the world can you go as a foreigner and make demands of that country's government. SMH- only in The Bahamas.
Not true, if you look at old maps of The Bahamas, Pinewood was actually a part of a ridge that extends all the way to Prospect Ridge. In fact some parts of Pinewood are still elevated and on the ridge.
It was unscrupulous land developers that saw an opportunity to mine for fill that caused Pinewood areas to be so low lying. Some say it was Arawak Homes that did it, some say government, but who knows.
What about the ones who are tortured when held at gunpoint, not sure if you will live or die? What about the mental torture of reliving that experience?
Awww my ... thief and and a thug on the streets robbing innocent people at gunpoint, but now he's in jail with the real thugs he can't handle it. Maybe he should have thought twice before taking a gun and robbing someone.
Kml crying for his mommie like a baby... good for him.
And really Mom "they could have killed your child", what if your child had shot and killed those people he robbed at gunpoint? Where were you then to advise your bad boy son to behave himself?
BahamaRed says...
maybe if when brave davis and his party were in power they had established protocols to deal with hurricanes, we wouldn't be in this mess right now.
so i am seriously going to need him to go to cat island (his constituency for which he has done nothing) and jump of mount alvernia. his plp government under the leadership of christie and which he was dpm, had the opportunity to put in place measures to deal with the very things he is now complaining about.
maybe instead of raping and pillaging the government funds they should have insisted upon a mandatory evacuation plan. maybe in instead of bribing and taking kickbacks they could have put a hurricane relief fund in place. maybe instead of flossing around they could have taken seriously the threat of global warning and updated the building code.
and just maybe we would have been better prepared for a storm like dorian...just maybe.
On Davis wants govt to shorten time to declare a missing person dead
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BahamaRed says...
We know at least half of those that left will not be returning. Better opportunities and cheaper cost of living will make it so.
On 4,000 evacuees sought relocation to the US
Posted 27 September 2019, 6:27 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
Are they citizens, legal status could just mean a work permit, not even residency.
I fail to see how the government is responsible for building homes for residents of a shantytown. Please direct me to which country builds homes for non-citizens- because I will need to move myself to that country ASAP.
Furthermore, how can you expect a government to do for foreigners (legal status or not) what they won't do for citizens (legal) of the country,
Fred Smith needs several seats, cause if not for him those shantytowns would have been rebuilt or demolished prior to the hurricane; and 300 odd Haitians wouldn't be unaccounted for. SMDH
On Shanty legal fight: Smith warns govt cannot use Dorian to take away people’s property rights
Posted 20 September 2019, 12:28 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
WTH is Fred Smith on...
"I can see that rebuilding must be according to code,” Mr Smith said yesterday, adding that the government should either help residents rebuild with sanitation and stronger homes or provide alternative property or homes.
Is he on some kind of LSD... the governments job is not to help people build their homes according to the required standard.
Secondly are these even Bahamian citizens or residents, who are these illegals making demands on the government. In what part of the world can you go as a foreigner and make demands of that country's government. SMH- only in The Bahamas.
On Shanty legal fight: Smith warns govt cannot use Dorian to take away people’s property rights
Posted 20 September 2019, 11:04 a.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
There are batteries that store energy for use when the sun is not out. - simple explanation.
On Solar - an absurd lost opportunity
Posted 26 August 2019, 4:24 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
this whole situation is disgusting on both ends. then they wonder why foreign nurses and doctors are so prevalent.
smh
On Senior medics beg Sands 'end it now'
Posted 26 August 2019, 12:31 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
Not true, if you look at old maps of The Bahamas, Pinewood was actually a part of a ridge that extends all the way to Prospect Ridge. In fact some parts of Pinewood are still elevated and on the ridge.
It was unscrupulous land developers that saw an opportunity to mine for fill that caused Pinewood areas to be so low lying. Some say it was Arawak Homes that did it, some say government, but who knows.
On Pinewood still plagued by flooding in community
Posted 23 August 2019, 9:43 a.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
What about the ones who are tortured when held at gunpoint, not sure if you will live or die?
What about the mental torture of reliving that experience?
On Inquiry ordered into jail ‘beating’
Posted 15 August 2019, 12:31 a.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
Awww my ... thief and and a thug on the streets robbing innocent people at gunpoint, but now he's in jail with the real thugs he can't handle it. Maybe he should have thought twice before taking a gun and robbing someone.
Kml crying for his mommie like a baby... good for him.
And really Mom "they could have killed your child", what if your child had shot and killed those people he robbed at gunpoint? Where were you then to advise your bad boy son to behave himself?
On Inquiry ordered into jail ‘beating’
Posted 14 August 2019, 3:26 p.m. Suggest removal
BahamaRed says...
I guess the saying "teach a man to fish" means nothing.
On NBA star Harden rides around handing out cash
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