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DillyTree says...

With so many needing jobs in the Bahamas, BTC had to outsource this? How many jobs are we talking about that have left to some "foreign" country? Where is our government on this? Time to get Aliv!

On BTC outsources '916' operator assistance

Posted 24 February 2018, 12:02 a.m. Suggest removal

DillyTree says...

And if this is the front man whose face can be shown publicly, imagine what the others have to hide!

Seriously, FNM, this is the best we can do? At this rate ya'll do better sending Fred Mitchell around the world to drum up business.

On Oban boss’ $650k debt to US taxman

Posted 23 February 2018, 1:47 p.m. Suggest removal

DillyTree says...

Because if an environmental assessment had been done, there would be no HOA signed. There's no way an oil refinery in East Grand Bahamas can be good for the environment. The only question here is how much money we need to have to look the other way.

On Cooper: Why no environment assessment yet?

Posted 23 February 2018, 1:44 p.m. Suggest removal

DillyTree says...

Fired for telling the truth -- only because a white foreigner dared to do so! So our National Average of D has changed? Typical denial. Wait until the Bahamas joins the WTO -- what a rude awakening for so many who are going to get left behind because they cannot compete on the world stage. Pathetic, RBC.

And while we're on this, RBC, quit advertising in the papers on how you want to build communities and provide excellent customer service. Let's talk about Long Island and no bank there -- this is not building communities. And let's discuss your horrible customer service. In fact, it's as if you don't even want people to actually come inside the bank anymore.

DillyTree says...

Dr. Minnis, what happened to that big pledge of yours about any misbehaviour by any of your MPs and they'd be fired immediately? Your allowing Mrs. Emmanuel to continue after a half-assed and not very genuine apology only appears that you condone violence against women. This is unacceptable!

DillyTree says...

This is the second boating mishap this guy has had. Both times it was because of his own lack of boat handling skills and common sense. None of this had to happen if he'd followed some basic rules. Just because you buy a boat doesn't mean you know how to operate it! And he's a life guard? Haha, wouldn't want him trying to save me when he hasn't got sense enough to keep himself out of trouble.

I have no idea why people are saying he has good survival skills. He did nearly everything wrong, and was just amazingly lucky he was found.

DillyTree says...

MP Miriam Emmanuel should resign for her idiotic remarks. There must be ZERO tolerance for violence against women. Actually, zero tolerance against violence, period. With such archaic and ignorant thinking, she is hardly fit to be be a leader in government.

On ‘Zero tolerance on domestic abuse’

Posted 10 February 2018, 3:36 p.m. Suggest removal

DillyTree says...

John, just read some of Pindling;s early speeches and you'll see where he tells the Bahamian people they will no longer have to work and toil in hard labour, as he has set them free. No more working in the fields or building the nation on the backs of the poor black Bahamians. With that mindset, how long do you think it took before Haitians were only too happy to take jobs that Bahamians were now too good for, and refused to do? Look at the average farm worker, construction worker, landscape worker and tell me how many Bahamians are working? Like I said, we created this mess with our own idealistic mindset and so have to take some responsibility for it. Instead, we howl like we know nothing about nothing. Stupidity and looking the other way is something we're very good at!

On Jean Rony released from custody

Posted 6 February 2018, 11:23 a.m. Suggest removal

DillyTree says...

To all the Bahamians howling about the immigration problems -- who among you is willing to take responsibility for them????? This is a problem of our own making. Just thank Papa Pindling who told the Bahamian people that they would no longer have to do manual labour, to toil in the fields or get their hands dirty. So the Haitians were only too happy to take the jobs these new status Bahamians thought beneath them. So what are you howling about? This is OUR problem, Bahamians!

Jean Rony is home where he belongs. Give him his paperwork and let's hope he doesn't sue the government for his mistreatment by the thugs in immigration.

On Jean Rony released from custody

Posted 5 February 2018, 11:15 p.m. Suggest removal

DillyTree says...

Why do you even bother giving this bitter old has-been precious newspaper ink?