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IslandWarrior says...

As we read the recent news about the government's approval of Royal Caribbean's $110m Paradise Island beach club project, we can't help but feel that the interests of Bahamians are once again being overlooked. Environmental activist Joseph Darville's concern about the islands and cays of The Bahamas being constantly sold to foreign companies is not unwarranted.

> The truth is Bahamians are seen as
> cheap, poorly educated labourers who
> suffer exploitation in silence.

Consecutive governments have prioritized the empowerment of foreigners, clicks, and fraternity over the needs and desires of their own people. Bahamians are not factored into any economic models, and the consequences of this are dire. They are caught in a cycle of "pay and tax slavery" and are forced to remain silent by the need to survive. It is time for this to change. We must prioritize Bahamians' interests and well-being over foreign entities' interests.

IslandWarrior says...

> To move forward, Minnis must
> acknowledge his failure and recognize
> that politics may not be his forte.
> His style of administering the Bahamas
> government during his short one-term
> as Prime Minister has caused
> significant damage to the years of
> hard work and progress made by the
> FNM. As a result, the country's
> leadership was handed over to the PLP
> in the last general elections, led by
> a questionable individual such as
> Brave Davis. If Minnis and others from
> his failed administration persist in
> trying to represent the FNM,
> alternative options may emerge for the
> people of the Bahamas. It is crucial
> for the party to consider new
> leadership and strategies to regain
> the trust of the Bahamian people.

IslandWarrior says...

> "Expulsis Piratis – Restituta
> Commercia", "With the pirates driven
> out, trade has been restored.", never,
> they only switched sides and changed
> their clothes.

IslandWarrior says...

Brother, one side of the same coin; no matter how you look at it, they are all gangsters, pimping the Bahamian People down to their last penny.

IslandWarrior says...

> He said three other payment providers
> were ultimately contracted for the
> task, including Cash N'Go, whose
> owners include now-deputy prime
> minister Chester Cooper. The others
> were Money Maxx and Sun Cash. "The
> facts are there are at least three
> other service providers and I could
> go through the names of the additional
> service providers," added Mr Pintard.

'Cool' gangsters, murderers and pimps, the Bahamian People would be fools to reelect any of them.

IslandWarrior says...

The 'cat' is out of the box in Christendom;

The current cultural shift has resulted in a departure from traditional gender roles, which emphasized softness, comfort, nurturing, and support for men, and began with women exhibiting a range of qualities and behaviours that challenged these roles. While some women still embody traditionally feminine traits, many are now competing with men in job and relationship spaces, resulting in a more masculine shift in some cases. Additionally, some women may develop an attraction to other women who are not of the kind themselves and may exhibit traditionally feminine traits, which can be viewed as an extreme deviation from traditional gender roles.

> So While here in the Bahamas, we are
> concerned about "gender-neutral
> language", The world is sliding deeper
> into a dark, slippery slope with all
> the gender and paedophilia craziness.
> Shocking is the protests all over
> Europe as 'zoophiles' demand the right
> to have sex and relationships with
> animals in their countries. Spain’s
> new Animal Welfare Law that
> decriminalises sex with animals - this
> is a whole new level of crazy.

IslandWarrior says...

If I were you, I would have your receptors checked immediately because your interpretation of my comments is misconstrued to mean 'fear' of some sort, which is not the case. My critique of the American Ambassador's presentation was merely an observation of the historical trend of Americans spreading 'their accepted norms' worldwide. With our society now open to the "beast", fighting to protect the Bahamas from any harmful influence from the United States is crucial.

IslandWarrior says...

I endorse the report advocating for reforms in the public sector, which includes the following recommendations:

(1) Each Ministry's Permanent Secretary must be qualified to head their respective departments.
(2) A Permanent Secretary and their immediate family members should submit annual financial reports.
(3) A Permanent Secretary must take responsibility for any failures or unaccounted-for activities that occur within their department or ministry, and they should be accountable to their superiors.
(4) The Permanent Secretary should not allow their political or religious beliefs to influence their decisions when interacting with the public. Any confidential information entrusted to their ministry must remain confidential.

> In addition to the previous
> recommendations, it is crucial to note
> that any breach of the public trust by
> a Permanent Secretary should be
> answerable in a court of law. It is
> essential to ensure that public
> officials are held accountable for
> their actions and that justice is
> served to maintain the public's trust
> in the government. Therefore,
> appropriate legal consequences should
> be in place to address any wrongdoing
> by a Permanent Secretary or any public
> official.

IslandWarrior says...

Prepare to update your LGBTQ+ Glossary when the United States becomes involved at this level. Brave demonstrated that the Bahamas could be easily influenced due to his pledge adherence to a 'rules-based system' and support for (the baby killer Zelenskyy), the 'Butcher of Ukrainian' who is responsible for countless deaths. Consequently, the Bahamas is now susceptible to various schisms. Inevitably, we will start to hear criticisms about China's presence in our country, but the most crucial fight is protecting the Bahamas from the harmful influence of the United States.

IslandWarrior says...

If a country drives on the left but imports vehicles from countries that drive on the right, and we do not align the headlights, I can empathize with your feelings of confusion and frustration.