The BHS is not in the business of taking animals away from people unless it is warranted. God knows they have so many animals as it is looking for good homes that they aren't out to take animals away from people who are caring for them properly and responsibly.
Make up? Ha, you are clearly showing your laziness and ignorance in spades. Go look it up if you don't believe. Learn something about the Bahamas instead of spouting your ignorant bigotted rubbish! LOL!
sheeprunner, you don't have to have arrived with the original Eleutheran Adventurers to be Bahamian -- paper or otherwise -- to have a geniune interest in protecting the very resources that make our Bahamaland so sought after by the tourist. If we destroy it, what are we left with? What are our children left with? The typical bahamian (black., white, purple, yellow or polka dotted) should care deeply about the issues affecting our country, and the sooner we work together instead of spouting divisive racial hatred, the sooner we can leave the banana republic label behind and become a country we can ALL be proud of.
Umm, the Duncombe name has been in the Bahamas since the late 1700s and Alvino has been here from Cuba since the mid 1800s, so know your own damn history before you spout more crap. The joke's on you general ignoramus!
Why is this foreign operation permitted to dive in the Bahamas in the first place? Perhaps now, after yet another incident, these operations need to be looked at -- either regulate them or ban them from our waters.
Sharks are native to the sea. We humans are not. To taunt and entice a shark on its own turf is ludicrously stupid. There are ways to observe them without having to induce a feeding frenzy, which is just asking for trouble.
The Big T is the Saturday edition of the Tribune -- nothing more sinister than that.
As for the pet store owner to defend his cruel and inhumane treatment of the animals in his care, there is a special place in hell for people like him. This cannot be condoned. Where is our government on this? Oh, that's right, they haven't even enacted the Animal Care Act yet. Someone should put Mr. Ferguson in one of his breeding cages and let him get a taste of what it's like.
I adopted one of the discarded breeding dogs several years ago, and let me tell you, she wasn't expected to live -- she was in such poor condition. Now she thrives and no thanks to people like Mr. Ferguson and the government officials responsible for inspecting and policing these puppy factories.
LOL! I'd buy from the FMN lemonade stand before buying from the current clowns. That said, this is just another lame effort of PGC to avoid dealing with the real issues at hand. The FNM (or any other party than the PLP) will be ready to govern in 3 long years -- if there's anything left to govern after the current clowns get done.
If they pay their bills then they have nothing to worry about, right? It's really very simple.
When will the Tribune get a commission for collecting all these overdue payments for the government? They are doing a far better job of compliance than the government!
Lemme get this straight....Perry has told Leslie and Brave to investigate themselves and get a report back to him in 24 hours? This ought to be priceless information.
DillyTree says...
The BHS is not in the business of taking animals away from people unless it is warranted. God knows they have so many animals as it is looking for good homes that they aren't out to take animals away from people who are caring for them properly and responsibly.
On Outrage over caged dogs video
Posted 19 July 2014, 9:02 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
Make up? Ha, you are clearly showing your laziness and ignorance in spades. Go look it up if you don't believe. Learn something about the Bahamas instead of spouting your ignorant bigotted rubbish! LOL!
On Permits revoked in landmark ruling on Blackbeard's Cay
Posted 19 July 2014, 8:57 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
sheeprunner, you don't have to have arrived with the original Eleutheran Adventurers to be Bahamian -- paper or otherwise -- to have a geniune interest in protecting the very resources that make our Bahamaland so sought after by the tourist. If we destroy it, what are we left with? What are our children left with? The typical bahamian (black., white, purple, yellow or polka dotted) should care deeply about the issues affecting our country, and the sooner we work together instead of spouting divisive racial hatred, the sooner we can leave the banana republic label behind and become a country we can ALL be proud of.
On Permits revoked in landmark ruling on Blackbeard's Cay
Posted 19 July 2014, 1:49 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
Umm, the Duncombe name has been in the Bahamas since the late 1700s and Alvino has been here from Cuba since the mid 1800s, so know your own damn history before you spout more crap. The joke's on you general ignoramus!
On Permits revoked in landmark ruling on Blackbeard's Cay
Posted 19 July 2014, 1:43 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
Why is this foreign operation permitted to dive in the Bahamas in the first place? Perhaps now, after yet another incident, these operations need to be looked at -- either regulate them or ban them from our waters.
Sharks are native to the sea. We humans are not. To taunt and entice a shark on its own turf is ludicrously stupid. There are ways to observe them without having to induce a feeding frenzy, which is just asking for trouble.
On Shark diving death ‘could be due to negligence’
Posted 19 July 2014, 1:33 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
The Big T is the Saturday edition of the Tribune -- nothing more sinister than that.
As for the pet store owner to defend his cruel and inhumane treatment of the animals in his care, there is a special place in hell for people like him. This cannot be condoned. Where is our government on this? Oh, that's right, they haven't even enacted the Animal Care Act yet. Someone should put Mr. Ferguson in one of his breeding cages and let him get a taste of what it's like.
I adopted one of the discarded breeding dogs several years ago, and let me tell you, she wasn't expected to live -- she was in such poor condition. Now she thrives and no thanks to people like Mr. Ferguson and the government officials responsible for inspecting and policing these puppy factories.
On Outrage over caged dogs video
Posted 19 July 2014, 1:29 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
Wonderful news, but the pressure must be kept on, as they are sure to appeal this welcome decision. Well done!
On Permits revoked in landmark ruling on Blackbeard's Cay
Posted 18 July 2014, 12:36 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
LOL! I'd buy from the FMN lemonade stand before buying from the current clowns. That said, this is just another lame effort of PGC to avoid dealing with the real issues at hand. The FNM (or any other party than the PLP) will be ready to govern in 3 long years -- if there's anything left to govern after the current clowns get done.
On PM says Minnis not ready to contest election
Posted 17 July 2014, 4:08 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
If they pay their bills then they have nothing to worry about, right? It's really very simple.
When will the Tribune get a commission for collecting all these overdue payments for the government? They are doing a far better job of compliance than the government!
On Miller says BEC customers threaten to sue over leaks
Posted 17 July 2014, 4:05 p.m. Suggest removal
DillyTree says...
Lemme get this straight....Perry has told Leslie and Brave to investigate themselves and get a report back to him in 24 hours? This ought to be priceless information.
In other words, business as usual. Nothing done.
On Christie orders probe into BEC
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