Or could it be that comrade is vex because one of his/her commentary was removed due to certain violations? Pointing out a downward spiral in low number of hits is one thing. Doing it out of spite is childish. Besides, only the Tribune has the data that can determine the number of hits rendered daily by its readers. One cannot judge the popularity of a site by the number of postings by its visitors. After all, The Guardian has 0 comments from its visitors. This does not mean that people are not visiting the Guardian site in large numbers.
Why was your comment removed? Can you repeat what you wrote without violating the so called usage thingy? I am dying to know as your comments have never been in my view disrespectful.
Tell me. Should Bahamians start speaking out to protect whatever little heritage is left for 'genuine' Bahamians, or should we let outsiders influence how we solve this vexing problem that has been rearing its ugly head for years. Now when I say genuine Bahamians, I am referring to people who live here, contribute to the building of this nation in some form or another, people who love peas 'n' rice, johnny cake, junkanoo, goombay music-People who feel proud when they see our world class athletes compete in international events-People whose hearts are broken when they ride around and see how our communities have diminished into pure ghetto rat invested slums.When we speak out we are perceived to be xenophobic. When countries such as Jamaica, Dominican Republic wage bloody war on those who invade their country illegally, they are considered to be countries that are upholding their sovereignty . So to protest peacefully equals xenophobia-I gat it now. http://www.tribune242.com/news/2014/oct…
Well I advise all yinna commenting here to stop talkin' out against wat one a dem "Haitian-Bahamians" in the community done say. Y'all mussy want people tink yinna xenophobic ay?!
Where this sudden burst of negative sexual energy suddenly coming from in our men? Or could it be that people are finally exposing this crime by reporting them? These guys need to be dealt with severely! Where is the voice of the Christian Council?? OR do we need a gay cruise ship to come into port to wake them up!
This is the worst I have ever seen the mobile service in the Bahamas. Stealing 50cents per text while rollin in thousands of dollars from game of chance is hardly seen as improving customer service. Bentley knows that as soon as another competition enters the market there'll be a mass exodus from BTC's customer base. Incidentally, what has happened to the 916 operator service??? Could it be that BTC has suspended this service pending approval from URCA to allow this to be a paid service? 915 weather??? This company sucks! But then again the Bahamas has always been a haven for sucky service.
Emac says...
Or could it be that comrade is vex because one of his/her commentary was removed due to certain violations? Pointing out a downward spiral in low number of hits is one thing. Doing it out of spite is childish. Besides, only the Tribune has the data that can determine the number of hits rendered daily by its readers. One cannot judge the popularity of a site by the number of postings by its visitors. After all, The Guardian has 0 comments from its visitors. This does not mean that people are not visiting the Guardian site in large numbers.
On Concerns raised over sale of Hilton to Chinese company
Posted 27 October 2014, 3:59 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
John sure gat some conspiracy theories up his sleeve!
On ‘Bahamas is prepared to tackle Ebola cases’
Posted 24 October 2014, 11:37 a.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Why was your comment removed? Can you repeat what you wrote without violating the so called usage thingy? I am dying to know as your comments have never been in my view disrespectful.
On 'No interviews' rule marks a change for the Governor General
Posted 21 October 2014, 2:01 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Tell me. Should Bahamians start speaking out to protect whatever little heritage is left for 'genuine' Bahamians, or should we let outsiders influence how we solve this vexing problem that has been rearing its ugly head for years. Now when I say genuine Bahamians, I am referring to people who live here, contribute to the building of this nation in some form or another, people who love peas 'n' rice, johnny cake, junkanoo, goombay music-People who feel proud when they see our world class athletes compete in international events-People whose hearts are broken when they ride around and see how our communities have diminished into pure ghetto rat invested slums.When we speak out we are perceived to be xenophobic. When countries such as Jamaica, Dominican Republic wage bloody war on those who invade their country illegally, they are considered to be countries that are upholding their sovereignty . So to protest peacefully equals xenophobia-I gat it now. http://www.tribune242.com/news/2014/oct…
On Minister urges Bahamians not to give in to hysteria
Posted 20 October 2014, 4:22 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Ya so right. And they gon deal another blow to this government!
On Minister urges Bahamians not to give in to hysteria
Posted 20 October 2014, 4:11 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Well I advise all yinna commenting here to stop talkin' out against wat one a dem "Haitian-Bahamians" in the community done say. Y'all mussy want people tink yinna xenophobic ay?!
On Minister urges Bahamians not to give in to hysteria
Posted 20 October 2014, 3:45 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Where this sudden burst of negative sexual energy suddenly coming from in our men? Or could it be that people are finally exposing this crime by reporting them? These guys need to be dealt with severely! Where is the voice of the Christian Council?? OR do we need a gay cruise ship to come into port to wake them up!
On Woman raped in her home
Posted 17 October 2014, 9:07 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Not a joke. You gatta have a reputation for stealing, raping, physically abusing women and ducking taxes to qualify to be a apart to this lofty crew.
On Audit under fire: Officials reject claim of $10m missing funds
Posted 17 October 2014, 5:08 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
This is the worst I have ever seen the mobile service in the Bahamas. Stealing 50cents per text while rollin in thousands of dollars from game of chance is hardly seen as improving customer service. Bentley knows that as soon as another competition enters the market there'll be a mass exodus from BTC's customer base. Incidentally, what has happened to the 916 operator service??? Could it be that BTC has suspended this service pending approval from URCA to allow this to be a paid service? 915 weather??? This company sucks! But then again the Bahamas has always been a haven for sucky service.
On Cable and Wireless 'investing heavily' in BTC
Posted 17 October 2014, 5:01 p.m. Suggest removal
Emac says...
Wow! Well said. My sentiments exactly
On UPDATED: Miller says 5,000 gallons of fuel spilled by thieves
Posted 17 October 2014, 10:41 a.m. Suggest removal