I think Bran realizes that his DNA party won't win the 2017 nor 2022 elections. But I think he also realizes that he may be viewed as a savior in 2027 after the PLP and FNM are done ruining the country (if they already haven't). I'm surprised to see that we are so quick to disregard Branville McCartney as a potential leader; especially after bearing witness to Perry Christie and Hubert Ingrahm's methods of governing. Our country has coded and we're currently on life support. Can we really intrust it to these two again? Don't be so quick to dismiss Bran and the DNA. He established a new record and influenced the outcome of the 2012 general elections the last time I checked.
Who, me??? Not me. I'm not foolish enough to vote for the FNM or PLP. Only desperate Bahamians who rely on the government for sustenance go to the polls and vote for them. These deceitful politicians use and abuse the citizens of the this country thru bribery and hollow promises simply to align their own pockets. Every Bahamian knows that, yet they continue to endorse these crooks. These so called politicians give the people just enough to stay alive long enough to come back begging for more; like drug addicts. Think about it. The entire country is designed to strip it's citizens from controlling their own destiny by having them rely on the government for everything. I thank God that I don't directly fall under this category simply because I'm employed outside of the country. But on the other hand, I'm outraged by the fact that I cannot sensibly and prudently invest in my own country because thieves, idiots, liars and crooks are running it. So I don't blame you for giving up a long time ago.
Well it's easy to sit back and criticize the government, as well as the opposition. But it's more difficult to devise solutions and establish practical means of alleviating the current problems that exist in this country. You're almost right about one thing though! Both the PLP and FNM are equally responsible for the state of our nation. But you're missing the most critical component of all which is "we the people". WE are the ones who place them in power. WE give them free reign to make every idiotic decision that they've ever made simply by walking into our individual polling divisions an doing nonsense. All of us know full well that the PLP and FNM are full of crap, yet every five years we get intoxicated by our emotions and ride the winds of propaganda to the point where we are not thinking critically. As a result, we do stupidness only to sober-up in the end and find these very same politicians laughing at us while smoking their cigar. So I ask you... who's the fool? The people... or the politicians who benefit from our stupidity? I think the answer is obvious.
Well, Mr. McCartney, I certainly agree with everything that you've stated in your message. But the problem is, the majority of Bahamian people don't. First of all, you need to realize that Bahamians love "slackness"! That's why we voted for a slack government. The majority of us are "hapless"! That's why we voted for a hapless government. If you really think about it, the Bahamian government is nothing more than an extension of the Bahamian people. In other words, the same practices that we criticize our government for, we conduct those very same practices in our everyday personal lives. We are a procrastinating, selfish, ignorant, short-sighted people, void of any critical thinking skills. The very same people criticizing the PLP are the very same people that placed them in office. Everyone knows that Perry Christie and the PLP Government are incapable of governing the Bahamas with any sort of sense; that's how the FNM government got into power in the first place. Yet for some strange, selfish, nonsensical reason, the masses of Bahamians voted them into power. So I ask you... do you think these very same illiterates are going to endorse the radical changes you are proposing by voting for a government that's actually serious about turning our country around? I think not. That would require too much brain power. As the adage goes, "people get the Government that they deserve". Don't try to help them Bran! Stupid is what stupid does.
Huh??? What do you mean, "nobody with common sense listens to a word he says"? Darron Cash has a valid argument in this case. I respect Brave Davis to a certain degree, but his comments were selfish, idiotic and inflammatory to all Bahamians. Anyone and everyone with common sense should echo the sentiments of Mr. Cash.
If I were a criminal; the mere sight of these clowns walking the streets with boat paddles would only serve to encourage me. I'm beginning to think maybe I'm in the wrong line of work.
Cobalt says...
I think Bran realizes that his DNA party won't win the 2017 nor 2022 elections.
But I think he also realizes that he may be viewed as a savior in 2027 after the PLP and FNM are done ruining the country (if they already haven't).
I'm surprised to see that we are so quick to disregard Branville McCartney as a potential leader; especially after bearing witness to Perry Christie and Hubert Ingrahm's methods of governing. Our country has coded and we're currently on life support. Can we really intrust it to these two again? Don't be so quick to dismiss Bran and the DNA. He established a new record and influenced the outcome of the 2012 general elections the last time I checked.
On Bran: I'm not joining FNM
Posted 4 February 2014, 3:37 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Exactly!
On FNM: Judicial system is being neglected
Posted 29 January 2014, 4:17 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Yup. And the sad thing is... they seem to be the majority.
On FNM chairman blasts Deputy PM for claiming crime is overplayed
Posted 11 January 2014, 1:51 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Who, me??? Not me.
I'm not foolish enough to vote for the FNM or PLP.
Only desperate Bahamians who rely on the government for sustenance go to the polls and vote for them. These deceitful politicians use and abuse the citizens of the this country thru bribery and hollow promises simply to align their own pockets. Every Bahamian knows that, yet they continue to endorse these crooks. These so called politicians give the people just enough to stay alive long enough to come back begging for more; like drug addicts. Think about it. The entire country is designed to strip it's citizens from controlling their own destiny by having them rely on the government for everything. I thank God that I don't directly fall under this category simply because I'm employed outside of the country. But on the other hand, I'm outraged by the fact that I cannot sensibly and prudently invest in my own country because thieves, idiots, liars and crooks are running it. So I don't blame you for giving up a long time ago.
On FNM chairman blasts Deputy PM for claiming crime is overplayed
Posted 11 January 2014, 12:30 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Well it's easy to sit back and criticize the government, as well as the opposition. But it's more difficult to devise solutions and establish practical means of alleviating the current problems that exist in this country.
You're almost right about one thing though! Both the PLP and FNM are equally responsible for the state of our nation. But you're missing the most critical component of all which is "we the people". WE are the ones who place them in power. WE give them free reign to make every idiotic decision that they've ever made simply by walking into our individual polling divisions an doing nonsense. All of us know full well that the PLP and FNM are full of crap, yet every five years we get intoxicated by our emotions and ride the winds of propaganda to the point where we are not thinking critically. As a result, we do stupidness only to sober-up in the end and find these very same politicians laughing at us while smoking their cigar. So I ask you... who's the fool? The people... or the politicians who benefit from our stupidity? I think the answer is obvious.
On FNM chairman blasts Deputy PM for claiming crime is overplayed
Posted 10 January 2014, 10:36 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Well, Mr. McCartney, I certainly agree with everything that you've stated in your message. But the problem is, the majority of Bahamian people don't. First of all, you need to realize that Bahamians love "slackness"! That's why we voted for a slack government. The majority of us are "hapless"! That's why we voted for a hapless government. If you really think about it, the Bahamian government is nothing more than an extension of the Bahamian people. In other words, the same practices that we criticize our government for, we conduct those very same practices in our everyday personal lives. We are a procrastinating, selfish, ignorant, short-sighted people, void of any critical thinking skills. The very same people criticizing the PLP are the very same people that placed them in office. Everyone knows that Perry Christie and the PLP Government are incapable of governing the Bahamas with any sort of sense; that's how the FNM government got into power in the first place. Yet for some strange, selfish, nonsensical reason, the masses of Bahamians voted them into power. So I ask you... do you think these very same illiterates are going to endorse the radical changes you are proposing by voting for a government that's actually serious about turning our country around? I think not. That would require too much brain power.
As the adage goes, "people get the Government that they deserve". Don't try to help them Bran! Stupid is what stupid does.
On A New Year message from the DNA
Posted 10 January 2014, 3:36 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
@rory. Ahh Lord....don't be too hard on da Bahamian dummies.
Dey ain know dey dumb.
On BTC meeting to seal agreement
Posted 10 January 2014, 2:22 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Huh??? What do you mean, "nobody with common sense listens to a word he says"?
Darron Cash has a valid argument in this case. I respect Brave Davis to a certain degree, but his comments were selfish, idiotic and inflammatory to all Bahamians. Anyone and everyone with common sense should echo the sentiments of Mr. Cash.
On FNM chairman blasts Deputy PM for claiming crime is overplayed
Posted 10 January 2014, 2:11 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
If I were a criminal; the mere sight of these clowns walking the streets with boat paddles would only serve to encourage me. I'm beginning to think maybe I'm in the wrong line of work.
On Chief Justice warns government is creating 'dictorial impression'
Posted 10 January 2014, 12:57 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
@banker. Lmao!
On Chief Justice warns government is creating 'dictorial impression'
Posted 10 January 2014, 12:49 p.m. Suggest removal