The PLP government is blowing their usual smoke! All talk and no action.
The PLP knows that they have no intentions of building a new, state of the art hospital. Who does Mr. Darville think he’s fooling? We’ve all heard and smelled their hot air before. What good does it do to secure funds for a project that is never started or finished!

Hahaaaa!! You’re funny!! Brave an Chester ain paying these people shit!! They already got their vote and the government!! That’s all they wanted from the beginning! Now that they’re in office, they couldn’t care less about these illiterate, bag-totting, fools!!

Ha! That’s good for these slave workers as well as the PLP government!! This is what happens when you play politics! Brave Davis and Chester Cooper campaigned and bamboozled these idiots under the promise that they were a “union friendly government”! Now, in less than one year they’ve both turned on the very same people who were gullible enough to believe them! This is a black eye for the PLP and the Bahamas all together! And trust me, these people will remember this during the next general election!!

Y’all illiterate monkeys get y’all stupid asses back to work!! Das good fa y’all!! Too stupid!! Talkin bout “It’s a new Day”.

Wow! The FNM is in worst shape than I could have possibly imagined. I’m actually very fond of Mr. Micheal Pintard as it relates to his character and personal values. But this latest effort by his administration is down right pathetic. Really FNM???? Is this all you can do??? This same ole nonsense of fingerprinting and politicizing the high crime rate???? It’s become blatantly obvious that the Bahamas is now without an effective opposition. Michael Pintard is clearly out of his league. What a pitiful display of desperation, despair and hopelessness.

It’s a chain of events.

BEC can’t keep the electricity on. So 5 star, all inclusive resorts like Sandals have to rely on generators to provide consistent electricity for its guests. These generator run on gasoline and propane which produces carbon monoxide as a byproduct of combustion. The carbon monoxide was then leaked into the A/C ducts that were proximal to the generators and A/C units. Keep in mind, these are industrial size machines which are capable of producing lethal amounts of carbon monoxide. Furthermore, these machines had been sitting idle for over a year due to the COVID19 pandemic. Their components were obviously not maintained or serviced due to either negligence or a shortage of money. Big mistake!

The real problem here is that the Bahamas government has no operational safety and hazard codes. There is no yearly, state controlled inspection of these machines. The Fire Department of the RBPF should be responsible for building inspections such as elevator maintenance, fire escapes, sprinkler systems, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and carbon monoxide detectors. And if a building isn’t up to “code” then that business shouldn’t be allowed to renew their business license and operate.

But of-course this will never happen because the Bahamas is a banana republic ran by dummies.

“Bahamian Scientist”? Where? I’ve never seen or heard of a Bahamian scientist.

Sounds like negligence on the part of the diving instructor. Either this man suffered from “the bends” from resurfacing too quickly or he suffered hypoxia from lack of oxygen which could have led to an acute heart attack. Either way the diving instructor was responsible for assessing each diver’s condition before and after deep submergence.

Would you be saying that if your mother and father died two weeks ago?

Agreed!

Not going to happen. Culturally speaking all Bahamians do is “airbag”.

We know how to create problems. We know how to talk about problems. But we’re incompetent, illiterate, laughing-stocks when it comes to solving problems.