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Cobalt says...

This citation and detention represents a double standard within our justice system. If I remember correctly, those who were found in breech of the curfew were hauled before the courts. Why wasn’t this the case for Mr. McCartney?

Cobalt says...

Right, on all accounts!

Cobalt says...

We’re not going to see that under anybody’s watch!

Cobalt says...

Well said!!! 👏👏👏

Cobalt says...

100%

Cobalt says...

Exactly! Just more hot fart from Carl Bethel.

Cobalt says...

Just another political stunt used to secure votes in the next upcoming general elections. The FNM is using this proposed legislation as bait to fix votes in their favor. I’ll bet my bottom dollar that this “promise” made by Carl Bethel and the FNM never comes to fruition! Just more hot fart meant to trick and deceive naive Bahamians.

Cobalt says...

Agreed SP. When Jeff Lloyd made that statement some weeks ago I was shocked. I was actually scratching my head trying to figure out what in the world he was talking about.

Cobalt says...

Ohhh geez. Are you even aware of what’s going on? Have you ever heard of infection control? The whole idea is to prevent the spread of the virus by initiating primary and secondary interventions. By doing so, you limit the need for tertiary interventions which (in your own words) may include the need of a hearse. Disease prevention is the name of the game and the whole idea behind disease prevention is to act prospectively rather than retrospectively! And with COVID19 cases beginning to increase within the various schools around the Bahamas, the smart thing would be to suspend face to face lectures when and wherever positive cases are reported! For Gods sake, please stop being so dumb! Smt.

Cobalt says...

Wow. Not sure what to do here. The truth is, we got caught with our pants down. The MOE along with the government never established adequate internet technology capable of covering a nationwide grid. Unfortunately Cable Bahamas nor BTC have the bandwidth ability to sustain high speed internet across the country. As a result, virtual learning remains almost impossible.