Not yet, ...you do have their Dad's & Uncles being cut down in their early prime years. Children do not forget pain & disruptions of life. All guns have serial numbers, except plastics, a source for tracing if government or lawyers were serious in suits. Funds spending dictates the seriousness of effort, be it import controls, patrolling or judicial...$ per 100,000.
Irrelevant of the location, be careful to not make prisons too comfortable or a labor /industry source, as examples in US. Best discouragement for crime is not a death penalty, although a yearly hanging is a fair deterrent. The squalor & horrible demeaning conditions, similar to middle ages prisons are quite effective (without their judicial methods). Nassau is presently becoming a reverse prison, with the ease of bonds & paroles. The people are the ones behind bars at their homes & jobs, criminals are on the streets. A common situation in many 3rd world countries. Window bars & private security presences are obvious indicators.
Who claims we are Not A 3rd World Country? Accepting Pay to Play as normal is a certain trait. It is fraud & robbery without a weapon. Guaranteed stagnation.
Ridiculously low minimum wage in a high cost 'import based' economy is dangerously segregating. Unsurprisingly, leading to poor performance & attitude. Which comes first? Chicken or Egg.
Centralized high employment based government placed on one small island space; which also is a high end tourist locale with associated service demand; leads to serious population logistical issues as housing, transport, food, water, sewage, even crime. This is why Brazil moved their seat of government to a newly created city in the 1970s, Brazilia, was born in a previously unpopulated area. Andros anyone? Grand Bahama? Or ...population controls?
Demand Politicos live up to their words & actions... see something, say something. Newspapers are there for a reason, beyond a convenient voice box. Democracy is not easy.
"A variety of petroleum products, including crude oil, diesel, gasoline, jet fuel, and gases such as nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen were being stored in a storage facility."
Who in their right mind would store such highly flammable products in a building with a restaurant & kitchen? With patrons Having a Laboratory is bad enough. What kind of 'lab' was it? Medical, Viral or Pathogens? Where are the inspectors & permit persons who looked the otherway? Who administrated the agencies? Loads of questions need answering. Don't expect much from insurance!
DiverBelow says...
Right, Honorable?
On 85% of guns were bought in the US
Posted 19 November 2024, 9:24 a.m. Suggest removal
DiverBelow says...
Not yet, ...you do have their Dad's & Uncles being cut down in their early prime years. Children do not forget pain & disruptions of life. All guns have serial numbers, except plastics, a source for tracing if government or lawyers were serious in suits. Funds spending dictates the seriousness of effort, be it import controls, patrolling or judicial...$ per 100,000.
On 85% of guns were bought in the US
Posted 19 November 2024, 9:23 a.m. Suggest removal
DiverBelow says...
You were not around during the era of Miami Cocaine Cowboy days & the overflow to/from Bahamas.
On 85% of guns were bought in the US
Posted 19 November 2024, 9:06 a.m. Suggest removal
DiverBelow says...
Irrelevant of the location, be careful to not make prisons too comfortable or a labor /industry source, as examples in US.
Best discouragement for crime is not a death penalty, although a yearly hanging is a fair deterrent. The squalor & horrible demeaning conditions, similar to middle ages prisons are quite effective (without their judicial methods).
Nassau is presently becoming a reverse prison, with the ease of bonds & paroles. The people are the ones behind bars at their homes & jobs, criminals are on the streets.
A common situation in many 3rd world countries. Window bars & private security presences are obvious indicators.
On Cabinet approves construction of medium, high and super-maximum prison
Posted 19 November 2024, 8:56 a.m. Suggest removal
DiverBelow says...
Who claims we are Not A 3rd World Country? Accepting Pay to Play as normal is a certain trait. It is fraud & robbery without a weapon. Guaranteed stagnation.
On Nearly 75% of Bahamian businesses pay bribes
Posted 14 November 2024, 9:20 a.m. Suggest removal
DiverBelow says...
Ridiculously low minimum wage in a high cost 'import based' economy is dangerously segregating. Unsurprisingly, leading to poor performance & attitude.
Which comes first? Chicken or Egg.
On Housing crisis solution must ‘break the norm’
Posted 8 November 2024, 8:45 a.m. Suggest removal
DiverBelow says...
Centralized high employment based government placed on one small island space; which also is a high end tourist locale with associated service demand; leads to serious population logistical issues as housing, transport, food, water, sewage, even crime.
This is why Brazil moved their seat of government to a newly created city in the 1970s, Brazilia, was born in a previously unpopulated area.
Andros anyone? Grand Bahama? Or ...population controls?
On Housing crisis solution must ‘break the norm’
Posted 8 November 2024, 8:30 a.m. Suggest removal
DiverBelow says...
Demand Politicos live up to their words & actions... see something, say something. Newspapers are there for a reason, beyond a convenient voice box. Democracy is not easy.
On 'Bring integrity commission now'
Posted 6 November 2024, 9:57 a.m. Suggest removal
DiverBelow says...
"A variety of petroleum products, including crude oil, diesel, gasoline, jet fuel, and gases such as nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen were being stored in a storage facility."
Who in their right mind would store such highly flammable products in a building with a restaurant & kitchen? With patrons
Having a Laboratory is bad enough. What kind of 'lab' was it? Medical, Viral or Pathogens?
Where are the inspectors & permit persons who looked the otherway? Who administrated the agencies?
Loads of questions need answering. Don't expect much from insurance!
On Freeport blaze causes over $2m damage
Posted 6 November 2024, 9:45 a.m. Suggest removal
DiverBelow says...
No guardrails? No rules of law.
On D’Aguilar: $2.3m payout ‘reeks of impropriety’
Posted 24 October 2024, 8:18 a.m. Suggest removal