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ExposedU2C says...

The questions asked here require forthright answers as they speak to the possibility of very serious, deliberate and material fraudulent financial reporting by senior government officials involving many millions of dollars that have not been transparently accounted for.

ExposedU2C says...

All right thinking Bahamians should be screaming for a better public education system and for their constitutional rights to be fully preserved and not in any way watered-down by the granting of unconstitutional choices that should never be allowed to exist.

And all judges who are lazy and pompous really need to take a serious look at themselves in the mirror because the next notch down on this slippery unconstitutional rope is to do away with our judicial system altogether and allow an authoritarian dictator to be the decider of who is innocent or guilty of whatever in our society.

There cannot be two standards of justice in our constitutional democracy. The blindness of Lady Justice demands the power to pass judgement on any matter determining one's right to freedom not rest with a sole judge who may not bear any reasonable semblance to the defendants own true peers in our society.

ExposedU2C says...

Fully agree; especially in the case of this brain-dead idiot Munroe.

ExposedU2C says...

As previously posted:

This will take our legal system to a whole new level of corruption of the most frightening kind. Lawyers and their clients lobbying for the "right" judge to hear their case will take on a whole new meaning. The one thing our corrupt political ruling class cannot stand more than anything else is our Constitution and the protective rights it gives all Bahamians.

Too many senior judges, now in their twilight years, condescendingly think that they themselves are a superior choice to a jury trial by one's peers. They and other judges will naturally be biased in determining the outcomes of cases where a defendant is "of their own kind" in our society in terms of upbringing, literacy, education and overall social standing and stature. No one person should have the unconstitutional judgement power being proposed in this ridiculous legislation.

Bottomline: To many judges have allowed themselves to become lazy legal louts who really do think less educated persons at the lower end of our society's social spectrum are not capable of serving as a juror. Yet somehow they believe that very same type of person as a defendant would be capable of understanding the consequences of waiving their fundamental constitutional right to a trial by a jury of their peers.

Only lazy judges unwilling and/or unable to communicate with and properly advise and instruct jurors have a reason to fear the dumbed-down D- educated jurors that the failed education and social policies of the political ruling class are responsible for having created in the first place. Yes, it often involves more work on the judge’s part to educate jurors on important aspects of the applicable law but that added effort helps to preserve some of the most important principles behind of our judicial system.

Brain-dead Munroe and others like dumber than dumb Pinder and our corrupt PM Davis no longer consider the many D- educated in our society to be their peers when it comes to jury trials. These two demented imbeciles, and the lazy judges who wish to be elevated to God like status over the rest of us, are hell-bent in their efforts to do away with one of the most fundamental constitutional rights of the Bahamian people, a sacrosanct right that no Bahamian should ever be encouraged by his or her appointed lawyer or any judicial officer to somehow waive.

ExposedU2C says...

Why is Sam Duncombe only now speaking out on the wicked cruelty that these highly intelligent mammals have been are still being subjected to? Her remarks on this matter are much too little and much too late.

ExposedU2C says...

Sadly, few Bahamians took the time to read and digest these new legislative bills. Had they done so they would have known and spoke out against the dire consequences to come from their passage.

The consequences of this new legislation will be nothing short of horrific for most consumers of electricity and are sure to have a serious adverse impact on our economy and ever ballooning unsustainable national debt for decades to come.

This new legislation paves the way for mega graft by King Grifter Davis on a scale never seen before. Much of what is proposed will cripple our country's ability to provide affordable electricity to the vast majority of the Bahamian people and their businesses.

And one can only begin to imagine the heavily padded contracts that this seriously flawed new legislation will give birth to, not to mention the accompanying stifling regulation that will be aimed at deciding who will get how much electricity and at what price.

Also, notice how King Grifter Davis once again hides behind his dumbo AG Pinder as he puts all Bahamians on notice at the start of this summer that we should expect outrageously high electricity bills and frequent power outages.

Make no mistake about it; the leadership of this ChiCom controlled PLP government could not care any less about the Bahamian people as they go about feathering their own nests and lining the pockets of their favoured cronies.

ExposedU2C says...

The dolphins are imprisoned in the Bahamas and not Maryland and this back-pedaling dumb arsehole is fully responsible for their unnecessary cruel treatment and the fatalities to date. Gomez is a twerp lacking a soul who only aspires to obtain as much money as he can possibly squeeze out of anyone or anything..

ExposedU2C says...

All good points.

ExposedU2C says...

> Prime Minister Philip “Brave” Davis noted that the United States, India, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the Netherlands are among various countries that let defendants choose a trial by judge alone.

The Tribune's reporter obviously failed to fact check this bogus assertion by PM Davis wherein he completely omits mentioning the most unusual and exceptionally narrow circumstances under which a jury trial does not occur in each of the countries named by him, e.g. military tribunals involving a defendant who is a member of the country's military. PM Davis also omits pointing out the other important safe guards these countries have put in place for any defendant required, by special circumstance, to undergo a trial by other than a jury of his or her own peers selected from society at large.

ExposedU2C says...

All right thinking Bahamians should be screaming for a better public education system and for their constitutional rights to be fully preserved and not in any way watered-down by the granting of unconstitutional choices that should never be allowed to exist.

All of the lazy and pompous judges really need to take a serious look at themselves in the mirror because the next notch down on this unconstitutional rope is to do away with our judicial system altogether and allow an authoritarian dictator to be the decider of who is innocent or guilty of whatever in our society.

There cannot be two standards of justice in our constitutional democracy and lady justice demands the power to pass judgement on any matter determining one's right to freedom not rest with a sole judge who may not bear any reasonable semblance to the defendants own true peers in our society.