Cheaper eggs imported from unregulated egg farms in lesser developed countries that are not subject to proper inspection by qualified food authorities could prove fatal to the very young and very old among us. Eggs produced in poorly maintained egg farms are notoriously vulnerable to transmitting a plethora of very harmful viruses to humans even when well cooked.
Cheaper eggs from unregulated egg farms in lesser developed countries that are not subject to proper inspection by qualified food authorities could prove fatal to the very young and very old among us. Eggs produced in poorly maintained egg farms are notoriously vulnerable to transmitting a plethora of very harmful viruses to humans even when well cooked.
Couldn't agree more ....... dim witted Darville like most of his cabinet colleagues is indeed nothing but a corrupt and deceitful nutter of the highest order.
In the March 6 edition of The Tribune there was an article captioned:
>wsc trial: ‘i’ll come up and slap you’, defence lawyer tells witness.
I posted the following comments to this article before online commenting was disabled:
>"Justice Cheryl Grant-Thompson repeatedly warned him against threatening the witness. Still, he continued to chide Mr Deal."
Any lawyer who threatens to physically harm a witness in a court proceeding presided over by a judge should be referred to the investigation and/or disciplinary arms of the Bahamas Bar Association. The judge should have stopped the proceedings and made this referral on the grounds of wrongful and illegal obstruction of evidence gathering which could now easily form the basis for a mistrial. A witness threatened with physical harm cannot and should not be relied on to testify truthfully.
Justice Cheryl Grant-Thompson's failure to expeditiously stop the threats raises many questions as it has likely created the grounds for a mistrial in what is proving to be a very costly trial. She should immediately refer this matter to the Bahamas Bar Association if she has not already done so.
Yup, we need our own Jan 6 insurrection event in order to put a most disruptive PM in power to clean house. The electorate must refuse to vote for PLP or FNM candidates in the next general election including candidates with close past ties to either of these two political parties that have been destroying our country.
> He {Davis} said the funds are designated for the National Investment Fund, a strategic initiative to secure valuable assets for the country’s long-term growth.
>The National Investment Fund, established to acquire assets that can foster prosperity for all Bahamians, must be properly capitalised, according to the prime minister.
>He {Davis} highlighted the importance of the National Investment Fund Act, noting that its passage was crucial in securing assets that will benefit future generations of Bahamians.
>“What,” he [Davis} said, “is the point of passing a significant piece of legislation like the National Investment Fund Act if we are not going to equip it with the necessary funds to succeed?”
***Translation***: *Tony Ferguson advises me as your PM that every great deal (aka steal) must have a Fund for him to control and levy fee upon fee of every kind imaginable as is the case for our nation's Sovereign Wealth Fund that he has been bleeding to death with fees.*
Can't help but wonder if the notorious Exuma moorings monopoly was supposed to have formed part of this so called National Investment Fund with the $300 million credit facility somehow earmarked as part of that deal (steal). And what about the electricity generation and power grid monopoly deal (steal) that has Snake and Tony Ferguson's finger prints all over it?
ExposedU2C says...
Cheaper eggs imported from unregulated egg farms in lesser developed countries that are not subject to proper inspection by qualified food authorities could prove fatal to the very young and very old among us. Eggs produced in poorly maintained egg farms are notoriously vulnerable to transmitting a plethora of very harmful viruses to humans even when well cooked.
On Trade chief pledges 60% slash in key food prices
Posted 8 March 2025, 11:25 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Cheaper eggs from unregulated egg farms in lesser developed countries that are not subject to proper inspection by qualified food authorities could prove fatal to the very young and very old among us. Eggs produced in poorly maintained egg farms are notoriously vulnerable to transmitting a plethora of very harmful viruses to humans even when well cooked.
On Govt defends safety of eggs from Dominican Republic
Posted 8 March 2025, 11:21 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Amen!
On ‘160,000 to get free medicine’ under NHI
Posted 8 March 2025, 10:46 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Couldn't agree more ....... dim witted Darville like most of his cabinet colleagues is indeed nothing but a corrupt and deceitful nutter of the highest order.
On ‘160,000 to get free medicine’ under NHI
Posted 8 March 2025, 10:45 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
In the March 6 edition of The Tribune there was an article captioned:
>wsc trial: ‘i’ll come up and slap you’, defence lawyer tells witness.
I posted the following comments to this article before online commenting was disabled:
>"Justice Cheryl Grant-Thompson repeatedly warned him against threatening the witness. Still, he continued to chide Mr Deal."
Any lawyer who threatens to physically harm a witness in a court proceeding presided over by a judge should be referred to the investigation and/or disciplinary arms of the Bahamas Bar Association. The judge should have stopped the proceedings and made this referral on the grounds of wrongful and illegal obstruction of evidence gathering which could now easily form the basis for a mistrial. A witness threatened with physical harm cannot and should not be relied on to testify truthfully.
Justice Cheryl Grant-Thompson's failure to expeditiously stop the threats raises many questions as it has likely created the grounds for a mistrial in what is proving to be a very costly trial. She should immediately refer this matter to the Bahamas Bar Association if she has not already done so.
On ‘160,000 to get free medicine’ under NHI
Posted 8 March 2025, 1:23 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Yup, we need our own Jan 6 insurrection event in order to put a most disruptive PM in power to clean house. The electorate must refuse to vote for PLP or FNM candidates in the next general election including candidates with close past ties to either of these two political parties that have been destroying our country.
On Pintard: Who complied with law on disclosures?
Posted 8 March 2025, 1:02 a.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
And crickets from Dr. Sands about what this devious scheme is really intended to do.
On ‘160,000 to get free medicine’ under NHI
Posted 7 March 2025, 6:20 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
> He {Davis} said the funds are designated for the National Investment Fund, a strategic initiative to secure valuable assets for the country’s long-term growth.
>The National Investment Fund, established to acquire assets that can foster prosperity for all Bahamians, must be properly capitalised, according to the prime minister.
>He {Davis} highlighted the importance of the National Investment Fund Act, noting that its passage was crucial in securing assets that will benefit future generations of Bahamians.
>“What,” he [Davis} said, “is the point of passing a significant piece of legislation like the National Investment Fund Act if we are not going to equip it with the necessary funds to succeed?”
***Translation***: *Tony Ferguson advises me as your PM that every great deal (aka steal) must have a Fund for him to control and levy fee upon fee of every kind imaginable as is the case for our nation's Sovereign Wealth Fund that he has been bleeding to death with fees.*
Can't help but wonder if the notorious Exuma moorings monopoly was supposed to have formed part of this so called National Investment Fund with the $300 million credit facility somehow earmarked as part of that deal (steal). And what about the electricity generation and power grid monopoly deal (steal) that has Snake and Tony Ferguson's finger prints all over it?
On $300m borrowing resolution ‘just a precaution’
Posted 7 March 2025, 5:55 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
Who needs parrots when we have another repetitiously squawking BIRDIE.
On PM defends travel spending
Posted 7 March 2025, 5:45 p.m. Suggest removal
ExposedU2C says...
All of us need to stop complaining and consider taking matters into our own hands, as many other nations have already done, including the U.S.
On Pintard: Who complied with law on disclosures?
Posted 7 March 2025, 5:40 p.m. Suggest removal