Davis is a shameless puppet PM who is now always required to virtue signal to his true masters, the ChiComs. This is evidenced by his new found preference for a yellow tie. This almost says as much as Vomit's great love for a grey Mao suit with no tie.
All proud Bahamians need to carefully look into the underlying background and true national heritage of the candidates selected by the PLP and FNM parties to run in the next national general election.
No right minded Bahamian should entertain voting for or otherwise supporting a PLP or FNM candidate who is of Haitian heritage, period. To do so plays right into the hands of our most corrupt political leaders and the current Trump administration.
Our own cultural heritage, way of life, and national security interests have for decades now been under serious threat by those who are always much too eager to refer to proud and decent Bahamians as racists and bigots. Enough is enough!
Then why is Snake running around town begging the banks to fund his monopolistic acquisition of our nation's energy sector rather than creating a public company to raise the necessary funds? Could it be because most Bahamians are now either afraid or smart enough not to invest any of their hard earned money in the securities of any kind of public enterprise controlled by Snake and/or Tony Ferguson?
Taxpayers were forced by government to bail out Bank of The Bahamas (BoB) after all of the corrupt lending to government officials and their cronies that occurred while Paul McWeeney was its managing director.
And now the cunning and conniving Snake is sucking up to BoB and the other commercial banks for millions and millions of dollars of high risk loans to fund his 'theft' of our nation's entire energy sector without putting any of his own great personal wealth at risk.
The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) learned its lesson the hard way when it funded Snake's dubious real estate development projects in South Eleuthera. RBC, then managed by Ross McDonald, quickly found itself forced by Snake to become a stakeholder rather than a lender in his development activities much to the dismay of RBC's executive suite in Toronto. RBC ended up bearing significant costs and losses that should have been entirely borne by the devious Snake.
You sound more like an emotional "haitianson" rather than a proud "bahamianson".
Like you, Fwreddy Boy Mitchell enjoys referring to the invaders as "our southern brothers and sisters".
I suspect you may be too young to remember the tranquil Bahamian way of life so many of us were able to live, even the poorest of us well before majority rule. And back then many of us were taught to have and show common decency and respect for one another, thanks in great part to being proud Bahamians with a good upbringing and so much more than a D- education. Our corrupt political leaders have taken most of this away from us.
ExposedU2C says...
I gather you believe aiding and abetting our corrupt political leaders in the spreading of their lies does not make you yourself a liar.
On US designates Nassau as post for processing Haitian applicants
Posted 7 September 2025, 11:42 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Couldn't agree more.
Davis is a shameless puppet PM who is now always required to virtue signal to his true masters, the ChiComs. This is evidenced by his new found preference for a yellow tie. This almost says as much as Vomit's great love for a grey Mao suit with no tie.
On Davis marks six-year anniversary of Hurricane Dorian in ceremony at OPM
Posted 7 September 2025, 12:52 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
All proud Bahamians need to carefully look into the underlying background and true national heritage of the candidates selected by the PLP and FNM parties to run in the next national general election.
No right minded Bahamian should entertain voting for or otherwise supporting a PLP or FNM candidate who is of Haitian heritage, period. To do so plays right into the hands of our most corrupt political leaders and the current Trump administration.
Our own cultural heritage, way of life, and national security interests have for decades now been under serious threat by those who are always much too eager to refer to proud and decent Bahamians as racists and bigots. Enough is enough!
On US designates Nassau as post for processing Haitian applicants
Posted 7 September 2025, 12:38 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
LIAR. You must be of Haitian heritage because no proud Bahamian would tell such an outright and most outrageous lie.
On US designates Nassau as post for processing Haitian applicants
Posted 7 September 2025, 12:16 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
The corrupt dealings here bear the stench of Brent Symonette.
On Royal Caribbean eyeing Nygard-linked site for PI
Posted 5 September 2025, 7:10 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Then why is Snake running around town begging the banks to fund his monopolistic acquisition of our nation's energy sector rather than creating a public company to raise the necessary funds? Could it be because most Bahamians are now either afraid or smart enough not to invest any of their hard earned money in the securities of any kind of public enterprise controlled by Snake and/or Tony Ferguson?
On Sir Franklyn hails BOB’s ‘tremendous turnaround’
Posted 5 September 2025, 6:56 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Taxpayers were forced by government to bail out Bank of The Bahamas (BoB) after all of the corrupt lending to government officials and their cronies that occurred while Paul McWeeney was its managing director.
And now the cunning and conniving Snake is sucking up to BoB and the other commercial banks for millions and millions of dollars of high risk loans to fund his 'theft' of our nation's entire energy sector without putting any of his own great personal wealth at risk.
The Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) learned its lesson the hard way when it funded Snake's dubious real estate development projects in South Eleuthera. RBC, then managed by Ross McDonald, quickly found itself forced by Snake to become a stakeholder rather than a lender in his development activities much to the dismay of RBC's executive suite in Toronto. RBC ended up bearing significant costs and losses that should have been entirely borne by the devious Snake.
On Sir Franklyn hails BOB’s ‘tremendous turnaround’
Posted 5 September 2025, 6:48 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
And just wait until most Bahamians find they can no longer afford to pay their light bills.
On FOCOL targets ‘largest ever B$ financing deal’
Posted 5 September 2025, 6:14 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Whether a Haitian is given Bahamian citizenship is a matter our own nation alone has the exclusive right to determine.
On US designates Nassau as post for processing Haitian applicants
Posted 5 September 2025, 5:59 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
You sound more like an emotional "haitianson" rather than a proud "bahamianson".
Like you, Fwreddy Boy Mitchell enjoys referring to the invaders as "our southern brothers and sisters".
I suspect you may be too young to remember the tranquil Bahamian way of life so many of us were able to live, even the poorest of us well before majority rule. And back then many of us were taught to have and show common decency and respect for one another, thanks in great part to being proud Bahamians with a good upbringing and so much more than a D- education. Our corrupt political leaders have taken most of this away from us.
On US designates Nassau as post for processing Haitian applicants
Posted 5 September 2025, 5:48 p.m. Suggest removal