Goveremnt has no intention of doing anything AI. This is just a way to make people think they are on the ball due to AI being the in fashion thing. Before this was Bitcoin, then Marketplaces, There was also carbon credits, . Nothing came from it (well maybe the bitcoin one). This will be the same, only a fool would put AI here, with our unreliable energy.
Government gave Bahamar Crown land as part of a deal that they would help build a public Golf course. They haven't but they got their land. If a developer wants land for their course just make them have to make it accessible to the public for X% of the time.
If they are going to approve at least make sure there is enough parking. But we all know that town planning ain't that smart, and probably sees the road as potential parking. They are useless at doing much good when they approve projects.
I agree, the onus is on the nation to ensure that the proper medical facilities were available, especially after they said they did have them. Yes Mr. Bapitiste broke the law, but the penalty for what he did should not be a death sentence.
How much did it cost to get us to this. also as it costs more then imported why would people buy it unless it is much better? The idea of food security is great but we need to be realistic. It will always be cheaper to import most food items. In fact even most sea food (which we have a lot of) is cheaper to import then catch.
Apparently ATVs don't have to follow our laws. They are always doing this. Same with the jeeps, allowed to run through red lights so they don't get split up. Wonder if its the flag they have that allows it? If so i might add one to my car
How does it get to this point. Surely they should be checking the runways on the regular and therefore know if it needs to be resurfaced. Why are we always reactive and not active?
And finally how can the article at one point say the ministry must first scope it before it is put out to tender, and then Ms. Roach from Bahamas Striping say they will do it. Seems it ain't going out for tender.
Is that only certain laws or all laws? You know like disclosure, NIF and many others. I don't seem to remember in the constitution where Government is allowed to pick and choose which laws must be respected.
Dawes says...
Goveremnt has no intention of doing anything AI. This is just a way to make people think they are on the ball due to AI being the in fashion thing. Before this was Bitcoin, then Marketplaces, There was also carbon credits, . Nothing came from it (well maybe the bitcoin one). This will be the same, only a fool would put AI here, with our unreliable energy.
On Fox: No data sovereignty until power woes fixed
Posted 23 October 2026, 4:17 p.m. Suggest removal
Dawes says...
That's right, Freeport deserves to have potholes and power cuts like the rest of us.
On Freeport: now is time for change
Posted 22 October 2026, 11:33 a.m. Suggest removal
Dawes says...
Government gave Bahamar Crown land as part of a deal that they would help build a public Golf course. They haven't but they got their land. If a developer wants land for their course just make them have to make it accessible to the public for X% of the time.
On Government looking to expand golf infrastructure beyond New Providence
Posted 21 October 2026, 9:35 a.m. Suggest removal
Dawes says...
If they are going to approve at least make sure there is enough parking. But we all know that town planning ain't that smart, and probably sees the road as potential parking. They are useless at doing much good when they approve projects.
On Island Luck co-founder targeting 13-storey condo next to Sandals
Posted 20 October 2026, 1:22 p.m. Suggest removal
Dawes says...
I agree, the onus is on the nation to ensure that the proper medical facilities were available, especially after they said they did have them. Yes Mr. Bapitiste broke the law, but the penalty for what he did should not be a death sentence.
On Death in prison custody after ‘proper meds denied’
Posted 14 October 2026, 9:58 a.m. Suggest removal
Dawes says...
How much did it cost to get us to this. also as it costs more then imported why would people buy it unless it is much better? The idea of food security is great but we need to be realistic. It will always be cheaper to import most food items. In fact even most sea food (which we have a lot of) is cheaper to import then catch.
On Golden Yolk project produces 200,000 eggs
Posted 6 October 2026, 3:09 p.m. Suggest removal
Dawes says...
Apparently ATVs don't have to follow our laws. They are always doing this. Same with the jeeps, allowed to run through red lights so they don't get split up. Wonder if its the flag they have that allows it? If so i might add one to my car
On Tourist arrested after punching car window
Posted 5 October 2026, 1:57 p.m. Suggest removal
Dawes says...
How does it get to this point. Surely they should be checking the runways on the regular and therefore know if it needs to be resurfaced. Why are we always reactive and not active?
And finally how can the article at one point say the ministry must first scope it before it is put out to tender, and then Ms. Roach from Bahamas Striping say they will do it. Seems it ain't going out for tender.
On North Eleuthera runway needs complete resurfacing
Posted 2 October 2026, 2:17 p.m. Suggest removal
Dawes says...
Is that only certain laws or all laws? You know like disclosure, NIF and many others. I don't seem to remember in the constitution where Government is allowed to pick and choose which laws must be respected.
On Munroe: Our laws must be respected
Posted 25 September 2026, 1:27 p.m. Suggest removal
Dawes says...
Thats right its also yellow and red shirts too
On US ambassador dismisses Bahamas’ complaint over ‘illegal’ DEA operations as ‘fake news’
Posted 24 September 2026, 9:20 a.m. Suggest removal