Every time I see your short, stumpy, porky, fat, little fingers sticking out of the suit in the House of Assembly telling lies and talking rubbish out of that pig snout, I can only laugh!
I just love when these politicians show their true colors and make Jack-Asses out of these stupid Bahamians who are gullible enough to believe anything that comes out of their mouths!! Lol lol lol!!! Good one Brave!! You fool these dumb Bahamians good!! Lol lol lol! I love it!!
Oh? Do tell. Who was the last government that Bahamians expressed confidence in? We’ve been changing government now for some time. And there is now talk about doing it again. We just removed to PLP from office, and now we’ve forgotten why we did that, and now we’re considering putting them back. That doesn’t seem like a people who possess confidence in a government.
Honest? Admitted to his mistakes? lol. Dr. Sands was caught in a scandal and when he couldn’t deceive the public anymore he had to come clean. That’s what happened. No honesty there. Damage control, maybe. But not honesty. He sought to circumvent the law for his own benefit and was caught. The PM didn’t want to fire him, but his actions were too egregious to ignore.
I agree. And this practice has plagued Bahamian politics for decades. Problem-solving should not be a unilateral step Mr. Prime Minister. Delegates and government personnel need to be consulted. By doing so, all possible scenarios and outcomes can be planned and discussed. Minnis dropped the ball on this one. But let’s not overreact.
Mr Sands, please stop the rubbish. We know political posturing when we see it. It’s obvious that you are only willing to emerge when you wish to “take a shot” at the government. First of all, no government of the Bahamas never had the confidence of the Bahamian people. Historically speaking, Bahamians grumble, complain and point fingers, regardless of who is in office. There is simply no satisfying them. Secondly, you Mr Sands, have no credibility left as it relates to ethics and morale. You sought to deceive the Bahamian public and eventually had to be unceremoniously removed from office. So you’re in no position to criticize. If you think you can use this opportunity to lay the framework for a bid to become the next leader of the FNM, you are grossly mistaken. Yes, Dr Minnis made an error in judgment and needs to use this a a teaching-moment moving forward. He needs to accept and understand that no more unilateral steps should be taken when dealing with matters related to the pandemic.
The virus is out there and it’s spreading. Trust God, not the government. Rely on daily statistics posted online by the CDC. Practice social distancing, wear a mask, stay at home and stop complaining. That’s all you need to know.
Spoken like a typical back seat driver. Blah blah blah, complain complain complain.... that’s all we Bahamian people do. No matter who takes office, all we do is criticize. One faction of people are criticizing the PM for not opening the boarders while the other faction is demanding it’s closure. No one is ever good enough to satisfy our arm-chair demands. Do you realize that if you were the PM we would be saying the exact same thing about you? The COVID19 virus has taken the entire world by storm. There is no blueprint on how to deal with it. There is no protocol or scientific algorithm that we can apply to stop its spread. As scientist, we are learning as we go, simultaneously collecting critical data that may be helpful to our study. The only reason that Dr. Minnis reopened the boarders was to attempt to stimulate the economy. If we place this decision in its proper perspective, it at least makes logical sense. Every decision made by every global leader bears a heightened level of risk, thus its placed under a microscope. Some decisions are good, while others (in hind sight) are not so good. But like I said, “we are all learning as we go”. The only thing that Dr. Minnis can do is follow the suggestions made by global Health Care professionals. So please stop with the ignorance and stupidity. Use inductive and deductive logic to assess the situation. Use socratic questioning and critical thinking please. Use reasoning and stop blurting out every piece of rubbish that comes to mind.
Cobalt says...
Every time I see your short, stumpy, porky, fat, little fingers sticking out of the suit in the House of Assembly telling lies and talking rubbish out of that pig snout, I can only laugh!
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Cobalt says...
I just love when these politicians show their true colors and make Jack-Asses out of these stupid Bahamians who are gullible enough to believe anything that comes out of their mouths!!
Lol lol lol!!! Good one Brave!! You fool these dumb Bahamians good!! Lol lol lol! I love it!!
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Cobalt says...
Agreed.
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Cobalt says...
Oh? Do tell. Who was the last government that Bahamians expressed confidence in? We’ve been changing government now for some time. And there is now talk about doing it again. We just removed to PLP from office, and now we’ve forgotten why we did that, and now we’re considering putting them back. That doesn’t seem like a people who possess confidence in a government.
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Cobalt says...
Honest? Admitted to his mistakes? lol.
Dr. Sands was caught in a scandal and when he couldn’t deceive the public anymore he had to come clean. That’s what happened. No honesty there. Damage control, maybe. But not honesty. He sought to circumvent the law for his own benefit and was caught. The PM didn’t want to fire him, but his actions were too egregious to ignore.
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Cobalt says...
(correction) no government of the Bahamas has ever had the confidence of the Bahamian people.
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Cobalt says...
I agree. And this practice has plagued Bahamian politics for decades. Problem-solving should not be a unilateral step Mr. Prime Minister. Delegates and government personnel need to be consulted. By doing so, all possible scenarios and outcomes can be planned and discussed. Minnis dropped the ball on this one. But let’s not overreact.
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Cobalt says...
Mr Sands, please stop the rubbish. We know political posturing when we see it. It’s obvious that you are only willing to emerge when you wish to “take a shot” at the government.
First of all, no government of the Bahamas never had the confidence of the Bahamian people. Historically speaking, Bahamians grumble, complain and point fingers, regardless of who is in office. There is simply no satisfying them. Secondly, you Mr Sands, have no credibility left as it relates to ethics and morale. You sought to deceive the Bahamian public and eventually had to be unceremoniously removed from office. So you’re in no position to criticize. If you think you can use this opportunity to lay the framework for a bid to become the next leader of the FNM, you are grossly mistaken.
Yes, Dr Minnis made an error in judgment and needs to use this a a teaching-moment moving forward. He needs to accept and understand that no more unilateral steps should be taken when dealing with matters related to the pandemic.
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Cobalt says...
The virus is out there and it’s spreading. Trust God, not the government. Rely on daily statistics posted online by the CDC. Practice social distancing, wear a mask, stay at home and stop complaining. That’s all you need to know.
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Cobalt says...
Spoken like a typical back seat driver. Blah blah blah, complain complain complain.... that’s all we Bahamian people do. No matter who takes office, all we do is criticize. One faction of people are criticizing the PM for not opening the boarders while the other faction is demanding it’s closure. No one is ever good enough to satisfy our arm-chair demands. Do you realize that if you were the PM we would be saying the exact same thing about you?
The COVID19 virus has taken the entire world by storm. There is no blueprint on how to deal with it. There is no protocol or scientific algorithm that we can apply to stop its spread. As scientist, we are learning as we go, simultaneously collecting critical data that may be helpful to our study. The only reason that Dr. Minnis reopened the boarders was to attempt to stimulate the economy. If we place this decision in its proper perspective, it at least makes logical sense. Every decision made by every global leader bears a heightened level of risk, thus its placed under a microscope. Some decisions are good, while others (in hind sight) are not so good. But like I said, “we are all learning as we go”. The only thing that Dr. Minnis can do is follow the suggestions made by global Health Care professionals.
So please stop with the ignorance and stupidity. Use inductive and deductive logic to assess the situation. Use socratic questioning and critical thinking please. Use reasoning and stop blurting out every piece of rubbish that comes to mind.
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