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Economist says...

One of the best ways out of poverty is education. Funny he does not mention that, or have any plans of how to better the education system.

Maybe he does not want to empower people, but just wants to have power over them.

Economist says...

He has been busy trying to change the subject to hanging. Maybe he didn't realize that the topic was the "Budget Stupid".

On ‘Absent’ Minnis blasted

Posted 24 June 2016, 12:02 p.m. Suggest removal

Economist says...

Only murder cases? This should be interesting!

Economist says...

It is all part of our "intolerant society". It is called "attitude". Our attitude towards young educated Bahamians when they return is to try to put them down and in their place, just like we have with the Referendum.

The young, bright and educated Bahamian knows that we will see to it that they don't get the job for which they are qualified and that, if they do get the job, we will spend all our time frustrating them and trying to put them down and in" their place".

In effect, they can't return home because of our intolerant society.

On Where is the victory?

Posted 24 June 2016, 10:12 a.m. Suggest removal

Economist says...

I don't take Doc's low speaking skills a low fence, I look at what he has to say, what solutions that he has to offer. I am still waiting to hear the solutions.

He latest effort about hanging is just for persons who don't know that executions are ineffective. He is either using the old biases in people to fool them or he does not know himself. Either way is not good.

Then he talks of tax incentives, but does not deal with how those persons will access the funds necessary to revitalize the areas if they are given the tax incentives. Again, he is either playing on peoples emotions or does not know what he is talking about.

Economist says...

There is no evidence that execution of persons convicted of murder reduces the offence.

The UK, Canada and virtually all European countries do not execute murderers, yet their murder rates are much lower than the US where the do execute.

Economist says...

**"We in the FNM believe every Bahamian life matters and we will fight and work every day to ensure our children, our mothers, our fathers don’t continue to become tragic statistics.”**

Lot's of talk and never any solutions.

****Come on man, you want to be leader, then tell us how** **you will fix this**** so we can see that you are worth considering.

You sound no different than the PLP. They said that they would fix it too. Like you, they never said how because they did not know.

Apparently neither do you, or you would be telling us.

Economist says...

This man has sat back and done nothing for two years.

The only reason he is opening his mouth is because he is under attack.

If he wins the Leadership he will shut up and lie down again.

Useless!

Economist says...

"Man that VAT has sure come in handy. Especially since those spineless business persons did not have the 'balls' to make us pass a Fiscal Responsibilities Act with the VAT Act.

Man you got to love the "wimp" Bahamian population. They never stand up for anything."

We really got them all so scared that we can do anything to them

Economist says...

I see that 'adultery' is in the Ten Commandments. Why are these so called religious men ignoring the Ten Commandments?

I don't see them carrying on about all the illegitimate births in this country.

I don't hear a word about all those with Sweethearts.

They are only interested in something that takes very little effort to get some attention to themselves.

They are worse than the same sex crowd, at least the same sex crowd aren't hypocrites like the so called religious men.

I have not capitalized religious men as **these men are fakes** and not real Religious Men.