But yet Bernard Nottage is telling us that crime is down.

Exactly! And hospital personnel at the PMH have already explained this to Bernard Nottage. So what is he talking about???

Can I give Hubert the first lash??? I only need one lick ta peel da skin off e back!

As shameful as it may seem.... we must remember that behind closed doors many Bahamians are willing to sell their soul, sell our country, and their backside for money. Nygard is cognizant of this fact and continues to exploit it. Whenever some controversy arises concerning Peter Nygard, he knows that all he has to do is pay off the right people. Don't be upset with him. Instead, we need to be upset with our corrupt political leaders who foster his actions and status in this country.

This is truly outrageous. How do government officials expect the citizens to be compliant with the law, when they themselves are not. It is beyond me how we continue to vote for these two political parties. They are a dishonorable lot.

Mr Nottage.... we understand that no one particular government is to blame for crime. We understand that crime is a nation wide problem that reflects poorly on everyday Bahamian citizens seeing that we are the ones who engage in criminal activity. We understand that both governments have spent millions of dollars in resources to combat crime. We understand that our police force can only react to crime seeing that proactive steps are sometimes expensive, difficult, and fruitless. We understand that crime is the sum of a number of problems plaguing our country. But..... please don't insult the intelligence of Bahamian people by stating that crime statistics are down. If crime was down, then why are you and Keith Bell still carrying fire-arms??? Stop talking nonsense and at least try to get to the root of the problem. Crime is rampant in the Bahamas because the basic social fiber of the country, which is the home, is in disarray. The best and most efficient way to combat crime is to focus on the home as a unit while spurring employment opportunities. Admonish young and old Bahamians about the importance of family planning.... even if it means abstinence or birth control. Statistics have supported the idea that these fundamental steps have proven effective in the past. You are a minister for crying out loud. Exercise your resources. (Suck my teet)

How you know so good??? That's exactly where I got my name. Chemistry 401.... not Wikipedia. My classmates dubbed me that name because that was the element I chose to work with. Ironically, it has served me well.

Not at all John. Express yourself all you wish. You are a born bred Bahamian and have the right to express your opinion.

Customer service has always been horrible in the Bahamas. We as Bahamians are alway declaring that we need jobs; but once we get the job we act as though we're doing customers a huge favor by carrying out our job obligations. If you walk into any government owned service cooperation or office building, you'll have a very hard time finding professional help. We Bahamians are something else. SMH

C'mon sheeprunner12. We all know that the passport office has always been in a mess. It's been that way under the PLP and the FNM. Just saying...