Lock em up. This is the work of most of the elder more bully members. Speaking to a number of young taxi drivers, they are going out to the port at 3am to secure a spot and deal with out right criminal acts from these same set larping as freedom fighters. They only care about themselves, which is fine, but they also want you to connect them to the days gone and "Burma Road" and make you care about them too. Ask any of them what road(s) today was once Burma road and these larpers who will reference this historical event, couldn't tell you the route.
BTCU hasn't paid multiple government agencies for decades, with all those savings, they should be able to build their own restrooms.
The apology that it was inappropriate but not that it was untrue? Legally the claims were not retracted... Pintard could be what he claims but without evidence or corroboration and his clear animosity discredits any assumed goodwill. Funnily enough Pintard's claims were widely supported by facts, while also being inappropriate. A material difference. Money being improperly withheld, a divorce and being legally evicted even if he claims he did not reside at the location are evidenced by reporting and independent third parties.
The delusion of the COI rabble is the saddest thing about fighting for change. They will do anything but actually learn the methods of governing and the mechanisms of the Bahamas' economic reality.
They will claim 10X bigger claims of prosperity than the FNM or PLP could fix their mouth to fib, but worst yet, they have no history of even personal success to lend to the claim. They are looking for a king's coffers full of gold that will flood the people with thousands if not millions. FNM/PLP may not be the panacea The Bahamas needs, but COI definitely would be the populist poison with a large bark. We do live in pseudo Dark Forest, in that, EU, US, and CHINA can unmake our wealth via policy if the uncouth mob starts to speak officially for the country. Mr. Bain or his loyal adherents, forget the Venezuelan dream turning to ash due to popularist dreams. They too thought their resources, in that case Oil, would make the country a mainstay and all it took was a market price crunch on Oil and the wealth vanished, the trickling diaspora turned to a full on rout.
Aimless demagogues only seeking the rabble's praise, have and will never properly govern.
I just don't comprehend what a rational reason a party would think he is a fit candidate. Are they beholden to him for some reason?
He, himself, is a controversial topic. One must suspect, why would he want to do this when he's lauded as a man always so busy running businesses. Why would he hand that over or in the case that he doesn't, why would we trust another business person to not seek their interest even in ways we can't comprehend are their interest, given how vast his business interests are rumored to be.
Nothing is stopping him from building community centers or investing in the betterment of the Bahamas at this time, given his estimated wealth, so why the need for this?
This goes for all the Bahamian multimillionaires, not grandstanding singularly for Mr. Bastian.
Please strike and let the government change the entire game. Tired of these outdated leeches. They barely even serve the Bahamian people. BTCU owes the government millions in various ways to various ministries but acts like they have any moral/legal grounds for this attitude.
Bain has to be PYSOP to make sure we don't evolve as voters. He is ignorance manifested and made flesh to do the bidding of the flailing uneducated masses who believe threatening/destroying an imperfect system is akin to saving the day.
It's almost as if the alleged financial abuse against Cuban workers was proven true....Didn't the Government defend that they were not participating in this abuse willingly? Once they realized then it was time to save face? Glad they made the change going forward but who's being held responsible for the issue the US had to inform us of?
DreamerX says...
He may be right about what may have not happened but he's way too much a black eye on parliament to be taken seriously.
On Gibson: DRMA failed to deliver hurricane relief
Posted 12 November 2025, 10:22 a.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
Lock em up. This is the work of most of the elder more bully members. Speaking to a number of young taxi drivers, they are going out to the port at 3am to secure a spot and deal with out right criminal acts from these same set larping as freedom fighters. They only care about themselves, which is fine, but they also want you to connect them to the days gone and "Burma Road" and make you care about them too. Ask any of them what road(s) today was once Burma road and these larpers who will reference this historical event, couldn't tell you the route.
BTCU hasn't paid multiple government agencies for decades, with all those savings, they should be able to build their own restrooms.
On Taxi cab drivers clash with police
Posted 10 November 2025, 9:33 a.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
The apology that it was inappropriate but not that it was untrue? Legally the claims were not retracted... Pintard could be what he claims but without evidence or corroboration and his clear animosity discredits any assumed goodwill. Funnily enough Pintard's claims were widely supported by facts, while also being inappropriate. A material difference. Money being improperly withheld, a divorce and being legally evicted even if he claims he did not reside at the location are evidenced by reporting and independent third parties.
On Pintard condemns Lincoln Bain’s “unfortunate” defamatory remarks
Posted 18 October 2025, 2:48 a.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
The delusion of the COI rabble is the saddest thing about fighting for change. They will do anything but actually learn the methods of governing and the mechanisms of the Bahamas' economic reality.
They will claim 10X bigger claims of prosperity than the FNM or PLP could fix their mouth to fib, but worst yet, they have no history of even personal success to lend to the claim. They are looking for a king's coffers full of gold that will flood the people with thousands if not millions. FNM/PLP may not be the panacea The Bahamas needs, but COI definitely would be the populist poison with a large bark. We do live in pseudo Dark Forest, in that, EU, US, and CHINA can unmake our wealth via policy if the uncouth mob starts to speak officially for the country. Mr. Bain or his loyal adherents, forget the Venezuelan dream turning to ash due to popularist dreams. They too thought their resources, in that case Oil, would make the country a mainstay and all it took was a market price crunch on Oil and the wealth vanished, the trickling diaspora turned to a full on rout.
Aimless demagogues only seeking the rabble's praise, have and will never properly govern.
On Oil explorer lawsuit threat over licence renewal delays
Posted 12 October 2025, 9:54 a.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
I just don't comprehend what a rational reason a party would think he is a fit candidate. Are they beholden to him for some reason?
He, himself, is a controversial topic. One must suspect, why would he want to do this when he's lauded as a man always so busy running businesses. Why would he hand that over or in the case that he doesn't, why would we trust another business person to not seek their interest even in ways we can't comprehend are their interest, given how vast his business interests are rumored to be.
Nothing is stopping him from building community centers or investing in the betterment of the Bahamas at this time, given his estimated wealth, so why the need for this?
This goes for all the Bahamian multimillionaires, not grandstanding singularly for Mr. Bastian.
On Sebas: I'm 'ready to serve' Ft Charlotte
Posted 10 October 2025, 12:17 p.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
Mr. Isaacs must be insane. That is such a bad take.
On Anger at $100 registration fee for liquor store owners
Posted 29 August 2025, 4:14 a.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
Say no to Cuban slave labour.
On Police launch online recruitment portal amid shortage
Posted 25 August 2025, 6:36 p.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
Please strike and let the government change the entire game. Tired of these outdated leeches. They barely even serve the Bahamian people. BTCU owes the government millions in various ways to various ministries but acts like they have any moral/legal grounds for this attitude.
On TUC threatens national strike
Posted 20 August 2025, 3:16 p.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
Bain has to be PYSOP to make sure we don't evolve as voters. He is ignorance manifested and made flesh to do the bidding of the flailing uneducated masses who believe threatening/destroying an imperfect system is akin to saving the day.
On COI ratify five additional candidates including Lewis
Posted 1 July 2025, 4:36 a.m. Suggest removal
DreamerX says...
It's almost as if the alleged financial abuse against Cuban workers was proven true....Didn't the Government defend that they were not participating in this abuse willingly? Once they realized then it was time to save face? Glad they made the change going forward but who's being held responsible for the issue the US had to inform us of?
On Ministry shifts focus away from Cuba to supply needed teachers
Posted 19 June 2025, 12:37 p.m. Suggest removal