Anyone, making a fuss about this really lacks awareness of the bigger picture. Geopolitics, National Security, and Stronger Diplomatic ties within our archipelago.
Its, heartbreaking to have to hear another innocent bystander brutally murder by these selfish sloths. They are the Bane of the Bahamian people and are the greatest of traitors and anti-patriots (apart from some of these politicians) to live in this country.
However, america needs to do more to stop their gun from leaving the country, I fully agree with the bishop statements. Guns can linger about yes but how are these weapons receiving a constant flow of ammo
This article is spot on. The government wants to push that its Better in the Bahamas, yet its like a garbage dump, no enforcement of environmental standards, and the people who own Bay street property is allowed to leave it derelict. Historic buildings burn and decay. Its a shame and those owners need to redevelop, renovate, or sell their properties too someone who will otherwise they deserve to get it taken/forced sale.
Why do you think you should own property and can even keep it in good order.
And Yet this dumb company refuse to make any effort to go solar, wind , or other alternative energies. Apparently, Paying 10's of millions of dollars for fuel each month makes more sense than paying or investing in Bahamians an equivalent amount to go solar.
We should be reliant on as least external resources as we can and especially energy due to the market being so expensive and controlled. We pay higher prices every year or so because another country decides to slow down production of oil for profit.
This is an issue of national security, we can't be independent in any sense without a secure energy source.
The same thing applies with transportation too, the more fuel you use the poorer you'll be.
Literally half of national and household expenditure can be removed if the Bahamas ditches sole dependency on private cars and fuel.
And Yet this dumb company refuse to make any effort to go solar, wind , or other alternative energies. Apparently, Paying 10's of millions of dollars for fuel **each month** makes more sense than paying or investing in Bahamians an equivalent amount to go solar.
We should be reliant on as least external resources as we can and especially energy due to the market being so expensive and controlled. We pay higher prices every year or so because another country decides to slow down production of oil for profit.
This is an issue of national security, we can't be independent in any sense without a secure energy source.
The same thing applies with transportation too, the more fuel you use the poorer you'll be.
Literally half of national and household expenditure can be removed if the Bahamas ditches sole dependency on private cars and fuel.
And from the 1900s onward the Bahamian Parliament never ever needed another reform ever again , The End. **;****)**
On a more serious note, this is a very good article and appreciate the author for doing it. The only thing I think was missing was the mention of the first Black people to be elected. That being Stephen Dillet, John Deane, and Thomas Minns in 1833.
Flyingfish says...
Anyone, making a fuss about this really lacks awareness of the bigger picture. Geopolitics, National Security, and Stronger Diplomatic ties within our archipelago.
On Munroe continues defence of TCI police operation
Posted 17 October 2022, 2:15 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
;)
On Off-duty cop shoots man who ‘tried to rob his wife’
Posted 17 October 2022, 1:51 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
Its, heartbreaking to have to hear another innocent bystander brutally murder by these selfish sloths. They are the Bane of the Bahamian people and are the greatest of traitors and anti-patriots (apart from some of these politicians) to live in this country.
However, america needs to do more to stop their gun from leaving the country, I fully agree with the bishop statements. Guns can linger about yes but how are these weapons receiving a constant flow of ammo
On The last words 22-year-old victim said: ‘MOMMY - I GOT SHOT’
Posted 17 October 2022, 1:45 p.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
No, then the political parties can't get their campaign funds. :(
On Pharmacists ‘blindsided’ over Gov’t price control
Posted 17 October 2022, 9:07 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
This article is spot on. The government wants to push that its Better in the Bahamas, yet its like a garbage dump, no enforcement of environmental standards, and the people who own Bay street property is allowed to leave it derelict. Historic buildings burn and decay. Its a shame and those owners need to redevelop, renovate, or sell their properties too someone who will otherwise they deserve to get it taken/forced sale.
Why do you think you should own property and can even keep it in good order.
On Environmental health
Posted 17 October 2022, 8:51 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
The AG is a joke, they'll do every thing in their power to keep secrets.
On Govt has its annus horribilis
Posted 17 October 2022, 8:41 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
All nations under the threat of the ZEU blacklisting need to form a Forum and implement a tariff against EU products.
On ‘Enough is enough’: EU blacklists Bahamas again
Posted 6 October 2022, 9:48 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
And Yet this dumb company refuse to make any effort to go solar, wind , or other alternative energies. Apparently, Paying 10's of millions of dollars for fuel each month makes more sense than paying or investing in Bahamians an equivalent amount to go solar.
We should be reliant on as least external resources as we can and especially energy due to the market being so expensive and controlled. We pay higher prices every year or so because another country decides to slow down production of oil for profit.
This is an issue of national security, we can't be independent in any sense without a secure energy source.
The same thing applies with transportation too, the more fuel you use the poorer you'll be.
Literally half of national and household expenditure can be removed if the Bahamas ditches sole dependency on private cars and fuel.
On BPL BILLS HIKE ‘FINAL NAIL IN THE COFFIN’: Retail chief brands fuel charge rises ‘completely insane’
Posted 6 October 2022, 9 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
And Yet this dumb company refuse to make any effort to go solar, wind , or other alternative energies. Apparently, Paying 10's of millions of dollars for fuel **each month** makes more sense than paying or investing in Bahamians an equivalent amount to go solar.
We should be reliant on as least external resources as we can and especially energy due to the market being so expensive and controlled. We pay higher prices every year or so because another country decides to slow down production of oil for profit.
This is an issue of national security, we can't be independent in any sense without a secure energy source.
The same thing applies with transportation too, the more fuel you use the poorer you'll be.
Literally half of national and household expenditure can be removed if the Bahamas ditches sole dependency on private cars and fuel.
On Sears: BPL ‘is on the precipice of financial fallout’
Posted 6 October 2022, 8:53 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
And from the 1900s onward the Bahamian Parliament never ever needed another reform ever again , The End. **;****)**
On a more serious note, this is a very good article and appreciate the author for doing it. The only thing I think was missing was the mention of the first Black people to be elected. That being Stephen Dillet, John Deane, and Thomas Minns in 1833.
On Highlights of the history of the Bahamian Parliament
Posted 6 October 2022, 8:40 a.m. Suggest removal