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IslandWarrior says...

Okay, now I understand. You have a disposition and trouble comprehending simple English, so I'm not surprised.

When I mentioned "Dismount Your Donkey," I referred to the biblical passage in Numbers 22:21-39 (New International Version) about Balaam’s talking donkey.

Additionally, my request was straightforward: I asked for a recent photo of Mr. Taylor's male likeness. There was no mention or implication of any agenda.

IslandWarrior says...

Why would a 100-year-old Yoga Retreat, an international institution managed by Americans (not Bahamians), mistreat a fellow American? Your claim seems unfounded, and you are grasping at straws. If the concern were genuine, you or the family could have already published a true likeness of the person in one of the two major Bahamian publications. It's time to come clean and make amends with Taylor, as it is evident there are unresolved personal issues between Taylor and his family.

Furthermore, stop passing judgment on the Bahamas, as you may mistakenly see it as an easy target. If this is another scam, I pray that our authorities deal with you all accordingly.

IslandWarrior says...

Please dismount your high horse for a moment. "She is tall, 5ft 10, extremely thin, 150 lbs, with light brown skin and an American accent. She would stand out on any of the Bahama Islands." This description represents approximately 40% of the 30,000 visitors to the Bahamas each day. Your description also aligns with many Bahamians from Nassau and our family islands, highlighting your ignorance about the Bahamas.

If a person is weary of people trying to push a 42-year-old man in a direction and lifestyle that he now rejects, along with an overbearing mother who still perceives him as "her child" or "daughter," understandably, frustration could lead to actions such as ditching the phone.

I will repeat this: you are projecting an image of a female conforming to your homosexual narrative. While the Bahamian public is being asked to assist, there is a noticeable stubbornness and refusal to acknowledge that while you uphold a narrative to support your agenda, Mr Taylor's reality may currently not align with your expectations and the image you want to project. Therefore, I urge you again to reconsider your stance and acknowledge the potential disconnect from what you perceive as reality, which may differ from Mr. Taylor's current experience.

IslandWarrior says...

A Visitor is Missing

The alarm was raised when a 42-year-old visitor was reported missing after leaving his last known location at a Yoga Retreat on Paradise Island. It is believed that he may have intentionally left his phone behind due to personal family issues and has chosen not to be disturbed.

Despite extensive searches conducted by resort staff, security personnel, and local authorities, the visitor remains unlocated.

Security protocols have been heightened, and all entry and exit points are being closely monitored. Visitors and staff are requested to report any sightings or information that may assist in locating the individual. The management is taking all necessary steps to ensure the safety and well-being of all guests and visitors.

Further updates will be provided when the family offers more information to authorities and concerned locals. There remains a dark shadow regarding the true identity of this individual, who is a transvestite male or biological male.

IslandWarrior says...

Mr Casey's 42nd birthday has become a point of contention. His mother insists on his return to Chicago despite Mr. Casey being a 42-year-old adult capable of making his own decisions. The Bahamian public has requested a male likeness of Mr. Casey, who is a transvestite, but family and friends have refused to provide one. The narrative surrounding his gender identity has been confusing, with references to him as "my daughter" and suggestions that the Bahamas played a role in his disappearance.

There is an implication that Mr Casey, depicted as a female child in some reports, went to the Bahamas, where he encountered some misfortune, resulting in his disappearance. The phrase "light a fire under the people in The Bahamas' feet" has surfaced, suggesting that there should be a sense of urgency in resolving the situation. Some Bahamians have even indicated that senators investigate the backyards of Colette Seymore and Emily Williams in search of clues about the missing person.

> It is also worth considering whether
> an LGBT agenda or an attempt to engage
> the Bahamas in an LGBT-related
> controversy might be the underlying
> intention or motivation in this case
> rather than respecting the autonomy of
> an adult who may wish to be left
> alone.

IslandWarrior says...

Boy, I can only laugh at us; in our faces, these guys are taking not only the bread from out of everybody's mouths but fucking our wives and daughters in one strike. ...go for gold is all I can say, go for gold.

IslandWarrior says...

Numbers 22:21-39
New International Version

***Balaam’s Donkey***

IslandWarrior says...

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IslandWarrior says...

Tribute's decision to delay the release of online obituaries is problematic and unjustifiable. The timely publication of obituaries is crucial, as funeral dates and death notices often remain unknown until they are made public. This delay can result in friends and family members missing the opportunity to attend funeral services, causing unnecessary distress during an already difficult time. While such a strategy may be perceived as a business tactic aimed at driving revenue, it is counterproductive and lacks compassion. It undermines the purpose of providing daily news by withholding vital information that serves a significant communal need. Therefore, Tribute's approach fails to make practical sense and disregards the emotional well-being of those mourning their loved ones.

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IslandWarrior says...

> Tribute's decision to delay the
> release of online obituaries is
> problematic and unjustifiable. The
> timely publication of obituaries is
> crucial, as funeral dates and death
> notices often remain unknown until
> they are made public. This delay can
> result in friends and family members
> missing the opportunity to attend
> funeral services, causing unnecessary
> distress during an already difficult
> time. While such a strategy may be
> perceived as a business tactic aimed
> at driving revenue, it is
> counterproductive and lacks
> compassion. It undermines the purpose
> of providing daily news by withholding
> vital information that serves a
> significant communal need. Therefore,
> Tribute's approach fails to make
> practical sense and disregards the
> emotional well-being of those mourning
> their loved ones.

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