The ChiComs and our local health insurance companies all want our very personal and private medical records. My oh my, what evil things are they planning to have in store for us?!
> Darville added: “I assure you that this particular hospital will have its own sewerage and water plant… I'm not here to justify the work of the Ministry of Environment. We have an environmental certificate that has been approved that forced us to move further for the execution of the funding.”
This is exactly what the very corrupt and insatiably greedy Snake said before Arawak Homes developed the Pinewood Gardens area as a private subdivision many years ago. And at that time Snake knew full well the extremely low lying elevation of most parts of the Pinewood Gardens area made the entire area totally unsuitable for residential development.
Darville is a lame-brained arse who should be personally sued by all who suffer financial losses if the hospital is built on totally unsuitable land known to be prone to major flooding events.
> “The key thing is to get people accustomed to changing the constitution,” Mr McWeeney said. “Right now, there is a very deeply ingrained resistance to that and then once we get people accustomed to these smaller changes, we can move to the big ticket items like expanding the fundamental rights and freedoms under the Constitution.”
This conniving and deceitful idiot thinks we don't know that the so called "big ticket items" he chooses not to specifically mention would in fact erode or altogether diminish certain fundamental rights and freedoms of the Bahamian people. Sean McWeeney is one fella who should be kept as far away as possible from any changes to our Constitution.
Davis had better think twice about going fishing anywhere in The Bahamas. Any boat he goes fishing in could all too easily be mistaken by a silent high flying missile equipped drone operated from the U.S.
Pinewood Gardens was developed as a private subdivision by Arawak Homes which to this day is controlled by none other than the very loud-mouthed, evil and insatiably greedy Franklyn R. Wilson, better known as the Snake.
Every time there is a flooding event in Pinewood Gardens, Snake repeatedly lies through his hissing forked-tongue by claiming Arawak Homes installed adequate drainage systems throughout the Pinewood community and that government is at fault for not maintaining the drainage lines. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Adequate drainage systems were never installed because the cost of doing so was (and still is) prohibitively high, if not impossible to afford, given the very low elevation of the land throughout most of the area. Truth be told, Snake made a fortune developing and selling land that should never have been developed in the first place. And he used a small portion of the huge profits he made to buy protection by 'greasing' certain high ranking government officials at the time. The home buyers quickly discovered with each heavy rainfall event that they had been royally swindled by the evil and insatiably greedy Snake. See link below to 2013 Tribune article.
Steve Jardings must be as far left leaning and woke as they come....much like Robert Dupuch-Carron.
Every first year law student attending a reputable law school is immediately taught to ground their arguments in the law and justice, and put their personal values and emotions aside. Jardings is obviously a half-witted nincompoop who has little or no understanding of the significance of the symbolic blindfold worn by Lady Justice.
ExposedU2C says...
The ChiComs and our local health insurance companies all want our very personal and private medical records. My oh my, what evil things are they planning to have in store for us?!
On Darville: Bahamas Electronic Medical Records will be rolled out by year’s end
Posted 7 October 2025, 5:19 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
How much is this shiit going to cost us taxpayers?
On BACSWN set to roll out new aviation emergency-response network across Bahamas
Posted 7 October 2025, 5:09 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> Darville added: “I assure you that this particular hospital will have its own sewerage and water plant… I'm not here to justify the work of the Ministry of Environment. We have an environmental certificate that has been approved that forced us to move further for the execution of the funding.”
This is exactly what the very corrupt and insatiably greedy Snake said before Arawak Homes developed the Pinewood Gardens area as a private subdivision many years ago. And at that time Snake knew full well the extremely low lying elevation of most parts of the Pinewood Gardens area made the entire area totally unsuitable for residential development.
Darville is a lame-brained arse who should be personally sued by all who suffer financial losses if the hospital is built on totally unsuitable land known to be prone to major flooding events.
On Residents voice flooding fears over new hospital
Posted 7 October 2025, 4:55 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> “The key thing is to get people accustomed to changing the constitution,” Mr McWeeney said. “Right now, there is a very deeply ingrained resistance to that and then once we get people accustomed to these smaller changes, we can move to the big ticket items like expanding the fundamental rights and freedoms under the Constitution.”
This conniving and deceitful idiot thinks we don't know that the so called "big ticket items" he chooses not to specifically mention would in fact erode or altogether diminish certain fundamental rights and freedoms of the Bahamian people. Sean McWeeney is one fella who should be kept as far away as possible from any changes to our Constitution.
On Former AG: Any govt planning referendum should do it early
Posted 6 October 2025, 7:37 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
LMAO
On Minister: IMF backed $25m ‘reclassification’
Posted 6 October 2025, 7:18 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
These IDB loans only benefits the foreign lenders and the foreign parties the government is told it must enter into contracts with.
On IDB: Bahamas to top the Caribbean over disaster governance
Posted 6 October 2025, 7:16 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
LMAO
On ‘Make most of tailwinds’ on 40% pt debt-to-GDP surge
Posted 6 October 2025, 7:10 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Davis had better think twice about going fishing anywhere in The Bahamas. Any boat he goes fishing in could all too easily be mistaken by a silent high flying missile equipped drone operated from the U.S.
On Over $12m in drugs seized by law enforcement operations on weekend
Posted 6 October 2025, 7:06 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Pinewood Gardens was developed as a private subdivision by Arawak Homes which to this day is controlled by none other than the very loud-mouthed, evil and insatiably greedy Franklyn R. Wilson, better known as the Snake.
Every time there is a flooding event in Pinewood Gardens, Snake repeatedly lies through his hissing forked-tongue by claiming Arawak Homes installed adequate drainage systems throughout the Pinewood community and that government is at fault for not maintaining the drainage lines. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Adequate drainage systems were never installed because the cost of doing so was (and still is) prohibitively high, if not impossible to afford, given the very low elevation of the land throughout most of the area. Truth be told, Snake made a fortune developing and selling land that should never have been developed in the first place. And he used a small portion of the huge profits he made to buy protection by 'greasing' certain high ranking government officials at the time. The home buyers quickly discovered with each heavy rainfall event that they had been royally swindled by the evil and insatiably greedy Snake. See link below to 2013 Tribune article.
https://www.tribune242.com/news/2013/ma…
On Pinewood tired of years of promises
Posted 6 October 2025, 6:56 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Steve Jardings must be as far left leaning and woke as they come....much like Robert Dupuch-Carron.
Every first year law student attending a reputable law school is immediately taught to ground their arguments in the law and justice, and put their personal values and emotions aside. Jardings is obviously a half-witted nincompoop who has little or no understanding of the significance of the symbolic blindfold worn by Lady Justice.
On Lecture urges lawyers to ground arguments in values and emotion
Posted 5 October 2025, 9:41 a.m. Suggest removal