Against men lmao. Just have a clause of false rape claim punishments. why would a faithful or loving woman claim that her husband raped her if he didn't. you realize there would have to be evidence. Its not like a unmarried man she is legally attached to this individual and can be punished severely for lying about rape.
I think if necessary the project can scale down but no way is this single family home project dense. I live in a townhouse complex with 32 accommodations. That's 32 people minimum in a place that take 2-3 acres at best more like 1 acre with a good estimate.
What happened to attached or semi-detached houses, they are what is needed in development of this island for the future. Moreover, I always laugh when development companies see Lyford Cay or Sandy Port as great inspirations of environmental protection. Despite them literally destroying entire wetland ecosystems. Then they get mad when we learn better and improve environmental protections/regulations.
Lastly, before they develop this site, if it is approved they should sweep it for archeology. Often when sites get developed if carefully done archeology can be discovered and protected.
Although despite my one reservations and my support of the issues brought up i believe that Mr. Myers has somewhat of the right sentiment. I wouldn't be to harsh on him considering the government has destroyed more pineland in north west Carmichael in their short tenure in office then this ever will.
Lol, What did the symonette group expect. For them to get all this land because they can give people jobs. This is no Baha Mar, the amount of environmental destruction, lack of long term benefits, the job to land use ratio, and the lack of any meaningful development from this proposal is why it deserved to fail.
I mean yes politics drive money in this country as it does others but they really think this got rejected because they is FNM. If they proposed to cut down the forest for wood again they might get a better chance than this garbage. At least, then they would have to replant the trees.
Furthermore, most mining operations in developed countries pay benefits on the other hand mining operations in developing countries cause mass corruption especially when the country is economically dependent on the resources.
Lastly, for them to even have a hope of the project being WIDELY supported they need to release the environmental impact to the wider public via the internet. Until people can assess for themselves what is gonna happen they can't support the so called facts.
This is the Housing ministries responsibility or Abaco local government. All these extra taskforces just signal that government national and local had no body to ensure these thing were done right in the first place.
If you live in a country where you are encouraged to drive everywhere and have poor public transit expect to be poorer by couple $1000's of dollars every year.
Money for gas Money for Insurance Money for Licensing Money for Vehicular Repair (Regular and Emergency)
That also doesn't account for an a car accident expenses nor the external affects of high car use on others. Air Pollution, Noise, and Road safety risk.
It is a nice proposal they are doing here but we don't need more Gated development far out west, we need more downtown mixed use development with good access to reliable public transit. I mean look at the buildings on Bay and Shirley St. Loads of them are empty either completely or on the upper levels unused.
In the UK National Lottery 53% go to prizes 25% go to Good Causes 12% go to the Government (As tax) 4% go to Retailer's (Gaming Houses) 5% go to the National operator 4% go to covering cost 1% go to profit
The National lottery solution should be a top priority, However at the very least all Gaming Charitable Monies should fall under National control. Getting rid of Island Luck Cares etc., because its not really good to have these vested industries picking and choosing who gets helped.
We also need a National Charity Regulation to regulate and officialize charities to receive funding from taxation.
Proceeds should go to charities and organizations like the Ranfurly Home, The Dundas, pha, nhi, National Feeding groups, National Renewable Energy Groups, Public Housing & Urban Renewal, Public Transport, and Sports Program/Venues.
A Handgun isn't legal for the general public and rarely is there a situation where you'd end up pointing your firearm, nonetheless a handgun, at police unless you're trying to kill them.
In this case is a handgun not shotgun so no need for the speculative remarks. If you would want more police accountability, As I do, I would recommend supporting Body Cam introduction to the RBPF
Flyingfish says...
Against men lmao. Just have a clause of false rape claim punishments. why would a faithful or loving woman claim that her husband raped her if he didn't. you realize there would have to be evidence. Its not like a unmarried man she is legally attached to this individual and can be punished severely for lying about rape.
Yet you think it endangers men. How
On ALICIA WALLACE: What they say is not what they will do
Posted 8 September 2022, 9:15 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
I think if necessary the project can scale down but no way is this single family home project dense. I live in a townhouse complex with 32 accommodations. That's 32 people minimum in a place that take 2-3 acres at best more like 1 acre with a good estimate.
What happened to attached or semi-detached houses, they are what is needed in development of this island for the future. Moreover, I always laugh when development companies see Lyford Cay or Sandy Port as great inspirations of environmental protection. Despite them literally destroying entire wetland ecosystems. Then they get mad when we learn better and improve environmental protections/regulations.
Lastly, before they develop this site, if it is approved they should sweep it for archeology. Often when sites get developed if carefully done archeology can be discovered and protected.
Although despite my one reservations and my support of the issues brought up i believe that Mr. Myers has somewhat of the right sentiment. I wouldn't be to harsh on him considering the government has destroyed more pineland in north west Carmichael in their short tenure in office then this ever will.
On Developer: ‘We’ve gone above and beyond’ over environment
Posted 8 September 2022, 9:01 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
Lol, What did the symonette group expect. For them to get all this land because they can give people jobs. This is no Baha Mar, the amount of environmental destruction, lack of long term benefits, the job to land use ratio, and the lack of any meaningful development from this proposal is why it deserved to fail.
I mean yes politics drive money in this country as it does others but they really think this got rejected because they is FNM. If they proposed to cut down the forest for wood again they might get a better chance than this garbage. At least, then they would have to replant the trees.
Furthermore, most mining operations in developed countries pay benefits on the other hand mining operations in developing countries cause mass corruption especially when the country is economically dependent on the resources.
Lastly, for them to even have a hope of the project being WIDELY supported they need to release the environmental impact to the wider public via the internet. Until people can assess for themselves what is gonna happen they can't support the so called facts.
On Symonette Andros mining proposal rejected by Gov’t
Posted 8 September 2022, 8:26 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
True!! :)
On ‘No warning shots’ for police says Fernander
Posted 7 September 2022, 11:33 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
This is the Housing ministries responsibility or Abaco local government. All these extra taskforces just signal that government national and local had no body to ensure these thing were done right in the first place.
What is the point of the ministry???
On ‘Create task force for Abaco shanty towns’
Posted 7 September 2022, 11:02 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
Wasn't always the right of anyone born to a Bahamian to receive citizenship. Furthermore what media outlet is hosting the poll.
On Citizenship poll
Posted 7 September 2022, 10:41 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
Well I'll say simply:
If you live in a country where you are encouraged to drive everywhere and have poor public transit
expect to be poorer by couple $1000's of dollars every year.
Money for gas
Money for Insurance
Money for Licensing
Money for Vehicular Repair (Regular and Emergency)
That also doesn't account for an a car accident expenses nor the external affects of high car use on others. Air Pollution, Noise, and Road safety risk.
It is a nice proposal they are doing here but we don't need more Gated development far out west, we need more downtown mixed use development with good access to reliable public transit. I mean look at the buildings on Bay and Shirley St. Loads of them are empty either completely or on the upper levels unused.
It is basic good city planning.
On $63m Adelaide project pledges up to 300 jobs
Posted 7 September 2022, 9:16 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
In the UK National Lottery
53% go to prizes
25% go to Good Causes
12% go to the Government (As tax)
4% go to Retailer's (Gaming Houses)
5% go to the National operator
4% go to covering cost
1% go to profit
On Revisit National Lottery, ex-DNA leader demands
Posted 7 September 2022, 8:42 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
The National lottery solution should be a top priority, However at the very least all Gaming Charitable Monies should fall under National control. Getting rid of Island Luck Cares etc., because its not really good to have these vested industries picking and choosing who gets helped.
We also need a National Charity Regulation to regulate and officialize charities to receive funding from taxation.
Proceeds should go to charities and organizations like the Ranfurly Home, The Dundas, pha, nhi, National Feeding groups, National Renewable Energy Groups, Public Housing & Urban Renewal, Public Transport, and Sports Program/Venues.
On Revisit National Lottery, ex-DNA leader demands
Posted 7 September 2022, 8:37 a.m. Suggest removal
Flyingfish says...
A Handgun isn't legal for the general public and rarely is there a situation where you'd end up pointing your firearm, nonetheless a handgun, at police unless you're trying to kill them.
In this case is a handgun not shotgun so no need for the speculative remarks. If you would want more police accountability, As I do, I would recommend supporting Body Cam introduction to the RBPF
On ‘No warning shots’ for police says Fernander
Posted 5 September 2022, 12:47 p.m. Suggest removal