The Bahamian public made their position known during the 2012 general elections when the ousted the FNM. The general concession was that Hubert Ingraham was not sensitive to the immediate concerns of the everyday Bahamian while much of the working class seemed to be foreigners. The list of grievances regarding the FNM went on for days! They were well documented and have all been addressed. So when is the PLP going to actually absolve the former government and get on with the business of carrying out their promises??? The blame game is old news!!! The PLP told the voting public that they had solutions!! Where are the solutions that they promised??? They've been pointing the finger for two years now!
Why y'all mad at sheeprunner12 for speaking the truth??? The PLP came to power with all types of promises! Now that they can't deliver on those promises, their only recourse seems to be pointing the finger at the FNM. Do what you promised Perry!!! And stop diverting the attention from your own haplessness and incompetence by blaming the FNM government!! You're in the drivers seat now!! Shut up and drive!!
Yup. All of us are still waiting for Brandville to establish his DNA party as a legitimate contender for the governance of the Bahamas. We're still waiting for the DNA to host a convention, reveal its candidates, and issue a manifesto to the public. Until then, he's exactly that.... "A voice crying in the wilderness."
Wait a minute.... when the FNM came to power they had to pay bills left behind by the PLP government aswell. Furthermore, it's time to stop playing the blame game. The petty politics of passing the blame back and forth is only stifling our country. The truth is, all of us have failed. The FNM has failed; the PLP has failed; and we the citizens have failed. It's time to stop pointing the finger and let's all contrive solutions to our problem! We need to be problem solvers; not problem dwellers.
Agreed. However, both the fnm AND the plp are responsible for the nation's financial straits. Both have done nonsense. And don't forget about the Bahamian public. We're also to blame for the state of our nation.
Listen.... the U.S. has sophisticated weaponry, and technology that can by pass any security system in the world. How do you think that they've been able to dominated the most powerful of countries??? They use this technology to infiltrate the most advance of civilization. It would only take about two scientist from NASA to produce a system capable of spying on the entire Western Hemisphere! They don't need approval from BTC or anyone else! Once the CIA gives the go-ahead, then they act. Seizing control of a county's telecommunications network is an easy task for their scientific engineers. They've perfected this skill a long time ago. People in the Bahamas better wake up. I'm not saying that the FNM didn't give them permission; but I am saying that they would be spying on us whether permission was granted or not. The U.S. has been spying on us ever since Sir Lynden Pindling and his PLP allowed Joe Leadher to operate a cocaine hub in Normans Cay Exuma. Wake up people!!
Something like what??? Threaten the U.S.??? They've got cutting edge technology for crying out loud. We don't have the technology to contend with the United States. We're "small fish" on the global scale. The only thing the Bahamas can do in this matter is complain. Maybe if the Bahamas produced physicists, chemist, and mathematical engineers, we would be able to engineer our own technology to protect ourselves. But the last time I checked, engineering took "brains and smarts." And unfortunately for the Bahamas, the national GPA for the past three decades has been an F. Which means that we're pretty much a nation of "dummies."The undeniable, unavoidable truth is... It's time for the Bahamas to reap the seeds that it has sown!
Cobalt says...
Absolutely right!
On U.S. warns again over crime in the Bahamas
Posted 31 May 2014, 2:33 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
The Bahamian public made their position known during the 2012 general elections when the ousted the FNM. The general concession was that Hubert Ingraham was not sensitive to the immediate concerns of the everyday Bahamian while much of the working class seemed to be foreigners. The list of grievances regarding the FNM went on for days! They were well documented and have all been addressed. So when is the PLP going to actually absolve the former government and get on with the business of carrying out their promises??? The blame game is old news!!! The PLP told the voting public that they had solutions!! Where are the solutions that they promised??? They've been pointing the finger for two years now!
On Budget a ‘dismal failure filled with false hope’
Posted 31 May 2014, 2:22 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Why y'all mad at sheeprunner12 for speaking the truth??? The PLP came to power with all types of promises! Now that they can't deliver on those promises, their only recourse seems to be pointing the finger at the FNM. Do what you promised Perry!!! And stop diverting the attention from your own haplessness and incompetence by blaming the FNM government!! You're in the drivers seat now!! Shut up and drive!!
On Budget a ‘dismal failure filled with false hope’
Posted 31 May 2014, 1:57 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Yup. All of us are still waiting for Brandville to establish his DNA party as a legitimate contender for the governance of the Bahamas. We're still waiting for the DNA to host a convention, reveal its candidates, and issue a manifesto to the public. Until then, he's exactly that.... "A voice crying in the wilderness."
On Bran blasts government over increased debt
Posted 30 May 2014, 3:48 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Wait a minute.... when the FNM came to power they had to pay bills left behind by the PLP government aswell. Furthermore, it's time to stop playing the blame game. The petty politics of passing the blame back and forth is only stifling our country. The truth is, all of us have failed. The FNM has failed; the PLP has failed; and we the citizens have failed. It's time to stop pointing the finger and let's all contrive solutions to our problem! We need to be problem solvers; not problem dwellers.
On Bran blasts government over increased debt
Posted 30 May 2014, 2:38 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Agreed. Once again... playing the blame game.
On Deputy PM: 'FNM govt knew of N.S.A. spying'
Posted 27 May 2014, 1:31 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
What can they do? The US has been spying on everyone since the Cold War.
On Deputy PM: 'FNM govt knew of N.S.A. spying'
Posted 27 May 2014, 1:28 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Agreed. However, both the fnm AND the plp are responsible for the nation's financial straits. Both have done nonsense. And don't forget about the Bahamian public. We're also to blame for the state of our nation.
On FNM Chairman warns of taxes to make up for delay in V.A.T.
Posted 26 May 2014, 9:29 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Listen.... the U.S. has sophisticated weaponry, and technology that can by pass any security system in the world. How do you think that they've been able to dominated the most powerful of countries??? They use this technology to infiltrate the most advance of civilization. It would only take about two scientist from NASA to produce a system capable of spying on the entire Western Hemisphere! They don't need approval from BTC or anyone else! Once the CIA gives the go-ahead, then they act. Seizing control of a county's telecommunications network is an easy task for their scientific engineers. They've perfected this skill a long time ago. People in the Bahamas better wake up. I'm not saying that the FNM didn't give them permission; but I am saying that they would be spying on us whether permission was granted or not. The U.S. has been spying on us ever since Sir Lynden Pindling and his PLP allowed Joe Leadher to operate a cocaine hub in Normans Cay Exuma. Wake up people!!
On High-level talks in NSA spy row
Posted 24 May 2014, 1:37 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Something like what??? Threaten the U.S.??? They've got cutting edge technology for crying out loud. We don't have the technology to contend with the United States. We're "small fish" on the global scale. The only thing the Bahamas can do in this matter is complain. Maybe if the Bahamas produced physicists, chemist, and mathematical engineers, we would be able to engineer our own technology to protect ourselves. But the last time I checked, engineering took "brains and smarts." And unfortunately for the Bahamas, the national GPA for the past three decades has been an F. Which means that we're pretty much a nation of "dummies."The undeniable, unavoidable truth is... It's time for the Bahamas to reap the seeds that it has sown!
On High-level talks in NSA spy row
Posted 24 May 2014, 1:15 p.m. Suggest removal