The rogue regulations put out by this most incompetent authority are, at the very least, heartless and, at the most, criminal. Would like to see the two locally renowned Queen's Councillors take on a pro bono case on behalf of the victims of this arrogantly disgusting regime, i.e. with the exception of the pampered civil servants, the people.
They are in it together, thick as thieves. They have had an opportunity to "do something" like call a vote of no confidence every time the "House" meets, since the PM got out of control like a very loose cannon. Of course the "Speaker" would probably find some reason to disallow same....
...and still neither Minnis nor his HOA or Senate puppets have taken a reduction in salary while "piling on the pain" to the rest of the country, excepting the precious civil servants. They continue to borrow like there is no tomorrow, becoming further and further beholden to the Big Banks and the Global Monsters, all the while continuing to suck the "consolidated fund" dry and setting themselves up to be financially secure for their lifetimes. This is a sad and sick global trend in many advanced countries. The global "pandemic" was like a stroke of genius for all the callous bloodsuckers around the world. They may be a bunch of criminal, seemingly blundering yoyos, but it is all about power and money which has corrupted this lot beyond redemption. So, yes, Minnis and his merry band of thieves must go, before they declare a one party government, and no, we don't want the former band of thieves back either.
Not the foreign squatters. They just take over land at will all over the Country with the certain knowledge that all government agencies concerned are too lazy, slack and ignorant to prevent the formation of the so-called shanty towns.
From what I understand, the police presence in Abaco is almost non-existent, but they are among the first customers when the bar and liquor stores open for business, that they are absolutely uninterested in enforcing the necessary virus safety protocols, but they do have an interest in enforcing curfew and making arrests of the lesser fortunate in the communities who may be found walking home a few minutes after curfew. This has certainly been the norm in Nassau. This whole lock-down policy has been nothing but a farcical, destructive abuse of power of the ruling polical party and its leader who may just get their comeuppance sooner than the next general election. The People can only be pushed so far, even we historically tolerant Bahamians...
Doesn't look like the self-appointed dictator, oops my bad, I mean competent 😂🤣😂 authority does not give a flying hoot what the Abaco Chamber of Commerce has to say on the subject of his lunacy. Trust the members of the public realize that his ministers, with the exception of a few brave souls here and there, most of whom are easily bought out by some promotion or the other, are entirely complicit in his larceny.
Police ill-equpped for most ordinary tasks. The word 'useless' also comes to mind. They have, however, become quite adept at taking out members of the huge 'criminal' element, whether or not in fear for their lives. They are also taking the fine art of corruption activities to a whole new level. I guess practice makes perfect! Just like our political leaders, hey?
PLP will have a record turnout of voters come blue thumb day!! Hope the man remembers half the things he has said while in opposition when the government tag team takes over next go round😂😃😂
This editorial IS surprising and unsettling Porcupine. You can't help but wonder what the Editor of The Tribune would possibly hope to gain from such an atrocity, the editorial or the drilling, take your pick!
DDK says...
The rogue regulations put out by this most incompetent authority are, at the very least, heartless and, at the most, criminal. Would like to see the two locally renowned Queen's Councillors take on a pro bono case on behalf of the victims of this arrogantly disgusting regime, i.e. with the exception of the pampered civil servants, the people.
On For some of us, this is going to be game over
Posted 8 October 2020, 7:16 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
They are in it together, thick as thieves. They have had an opportunity to "do something" like call a vote of no confidence every time the "House" meets, since the PM got out of control like a very loose cannon. Of course the "Speaker" would probably find some reason to disallow same....
On 81 new cases of COVID-19
Posted 8 October 2020, 2:09 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
...and still neither Minnis nor his HOA or Senate puppets have taken a reduction in salary while "piling on the pain" to the rest of the country, excepting the precious civil servants. They continue to borrow like there is no tomorrow, becoming further and further beholden to the Big Banks and the Global Monsters, all the while continuing to suck the "consolidated fund" dry and setting themselves up to be financially secure for their lifetimes. This is a sad and sick global trend in many advanced countries. The global "pandemic" was like a stroke of genius for all the callous bloodsuckers around the world. They may be a bunch of criminal, seemingly blundering yoyos, but it is all about power and money which has corrupted this lot beyond redemption. So, yes, Minnis and his merry band of thieves must go, before they declare a one party government, and no, we don't want the former band of thieves back either.
On Here we go again: PM piles on the pain in desperate bid to halt runaway virus
Posted 8 October 2020, 12:38 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
Not the foreign squatters. They just take over land at will all over the Country with the certain knowledge that all government agencies concerned are too lazy, slack and ignorant to prevent the formation of the so-called shanty towns.
On Govt ‘not trying to eradicate shanty towns’
Posted 7 October 2020, 9:38 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
From what I understand, the police presence in Abaco is almost non-existent, but they are among the first customers when the bar and liquor stores open for business, that they are absolutely uninterested in enforcing the necessary virus safety protocols, but they do have an interest in enforcing curfew and making arrests of the lesser fortunate in the communities who may be found walking home a few minutes after curfew. This has certainly been the norm in Nassau. This whole lock-down policy has been nothing but a farcical, destructive abuse of power of the ruling polical party and its leader who may just get their comeuppance sooner than the next general election. The People can only be pushed so far, even we historically tolerant Bahamians...
On Abaco lockdown ‘would hinder Dorian recovery’
Posted 7 October 2020, 8:19 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
Doesn't look like the self-appointed dictator, oops my bad, I mean competent 😂🤣😂 authority does not give a flying hoot what the Abaco Chamber of Commerce has to say on the subject of his lunacy. Trust the members of the public realize that his ministers, with the exception of a few brave souls here and there, most of whom are easily bought out by some promotion or the other, are entirely complicit in his larceny.
On Abaco fears 'irreparable blow' if further lockdown
Posted 7 October 2020, 7:21 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
Police ill-equpped for most ordinary tasks. The word 'useless' also comes to mind. They have, however, become quite adept at taking out members of the huge 'criminal' element, whether or not in fear for their lives. They are also taking the fine art of corruption activities to a whole new level. I guess practice makes perfect! Just like our political leaders, hey?
On Police ‘ill equipped’ for domestic abuse
Posted 7 October 2020, 7:05 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
PLP will have a record turnout of voters come blue thumb day!! Hope the man remembers half the things he has said while in opposition when the government tag team takes over next go round😂😃😂
On Davis: Why take so long over marijuana legislation?
Posted 7 October 2020, 6:53 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
This editorial IS surprising and unsettling Porcupine. You can't help but wonder what the Editor of The Tribune would possibly hope to gain from such an atrocity, the editorial or the drilling, take your pick!
On EDITORIAL: What do we do about oil?
Posted 7 October 2020, 3:36 p.m. Suggest removal
DDK says...
senseless fool!
On Weekend lockdowns for New Providence and Abaco
Posted 7 October 2020, 1:04 p.m. Suggest removal