There was talk once about a square deal...then there was the question, where did the money go? I ask you why are the Bahamian masses always on bent knees begging for handouts or some one to save our souls when those that have ripped us off are still taking more right off the top of the hurricane aid funds, instead of us making them reach deep into their Swiss bank accounts - on pain of death - and completely rejuvenate this economy by making all citizens prosperous?
Yes that's right! A $60 million loan for the people to have knowledge of and fight over like black crabs in a tub, $540 million for those worthless ministers to share, and if you look on the last page of the loan agreement the total amount of the loan is $600 million. So everybody happy! We call them disaster capitalist. One big, big shame, a big disgrace.
So, so, what ya gonna do 'bout this prevailing culture of violence, crime and obliteration bro. Alex? Get out! Get out while there is yet time before the Atlantic ocean has completely covered up all of this Bahamas land area by 2050. Then make yourself available armed with the cat-o-nine tail to receive those we now call deities, when they attempt to step of their jets into the land where you reside, and try to used unearned funds to secure new residency.
I would like to know how many politicians and their cohorts have recently experienced transformation, to the fullest extent, in close family member deaths? And can one be lead to believe that if Kama decreed that such cruel and unusual punishment be administered to those that have betrayed the Bahamas, would masses of Bahamians benefit?
It is quite unfortunate that the politicians and silent, selfish, educated, blood-sucking Bahamian vultures within the right circle have brought us to this critical low in the tourist arena: through your folly the goose that was supposed to continuously lay the golden eggs has died. Cuba has made hay with the U:S while the sun shone brightly on them and are now light years ahead of us. The lies you short-sighted elitist salesmen used to impoverish the masses in this nation my nation and intentionally deceived those investors that sought a reasonable return on their investment in a peaceful climate, have collectively sparked Judgement Day! On a positive note, we are at a cross-road where every living Bahamian will continuously experience the wrath of nature activated in their daily life and will have to either sink or thoroughly change what is.
JohnBrown says...
Reprehensible!
On Residents 'hopeless and homeless' after Gamble Heights demolition
Posted 17 October 2015, 6:15 a.m. Suggest removal
JohnBrown says...
Say it again!!!!!!!!!
On FNM: Why borrow for repairs when we have VAT revenue?
Posted 16 October 2015, 5:36 p.m. Suggest removal
JohnBrown says...
There was talk once about a square deal...then there was the question, where did the money go? I ask you why are the Bahamian masses always on bent knees begging for handouts or some one to save our souls when those that have ripped us off are still taking more right off the top of the hurricane aid funds, instead of us making them reach deep into their Swiss bank accounts - on pain of death - and completely rejuvenate this economy by making all citizens prosperous?
On Volunteers dig deep to help open Long Island schools
Posted 16 October 2015, 5:33 p.m. Suggest removal
JohnBrown says...
He had his time...so shut up! If you misused your chance simply crawl back into your hole and cease to exist.
On Smith urges referendum before end of next June
Posted 15 October 2015, 8:23 p.m. Suggest removal
JohnBrown says...
Yes that's right! A $60 million loan for the people to have knowledge of and fight over like black crabs in a tub, $540 million for those worthless ministers to share, and if you look on the last page of the loan agreement the total amount of the loan is $600 million. So everybody happy! We call them disaster capitalist. One big, big shame, a big disgrace.
On $60m+ to rebuild: PM reveals cost of Hurricane Joaquin repairs
Posted 15 October 2015, 8:20 p.m. Suggest removal
JohnBrown says...
Did the $250,000 go in the front door to NEMA and out the back door? And into whose pockets?
On Web shops donate $250,000 to Hurricane Joaquin recovery work
Posted 14 October 2015, 5:50 p.m. Suggest removal
JohnBrown says...
So, so, what ya gonna do 'bout this prevailing culture of violence, crime and obliteration bro. Alex? Get out! Get out while there is yet time before the Atlantic ocean has completely covered up all of this Bahamas land area by 2050. Then make yourself available armed with the cat-o-nine tail to receive those we now call deities, when they attempt to step of their jets into the land where you reside, and try to used unearned funds to secure new residency.
On Institution of failed processes, says damning 2011 audit of COB
Posted 14 October 2015, 4:40 a.m. Suggest removal
JohnBrown says...
When you lay down with dogs you wake up with flees...
On Institution of failed processes, says damning 2011 audit of COB
Posted 13 October 2015, 4:28 p.m. Suggest removal
JohnBrown says...
I would like to know how many politicians and their cohorts have recently experienced transformation, to the fullest extent, in close family member deaths? And can one be lead to believe that if Kama decreed that such cruel and unusual punishment be administered to those that have betrayed the Bahamas, would masses of Bahamians benefit?
On Two men shot at Potter's Cay, one dead
Posted 10 October 2015, 7:47 p.m. Suggest removal
JohnBrown says...
It is quite unfortunate that the politicians and silent, selfish, educated, blood-sucking Bahamian vultures within the right circle have brought us to this critical low in the tourist arena: through your folly the goose that was supposed to continuously lay the golden eggs has died. Cuba has made hay with the U:S while the sun shone brightly on them and are now light years ahead of us. The lies you short-sighted elitist salesmen used to impoverish the masses in this nation my nation and intentionally deceived those investors that sought a reasonable return on their investment in a peaceful climate, have collectively sparked Judgement Day! On a positive note, we are at a cross-road where every living Bahamian will continuously experience the wrath of nature activated in their daily life and will have to either sink or thoroughly change what is.
On Website names Bahamas as one of Caribbean's most dangerous cruise stops
Posted 9 October 2015, 7:21 p.m. Suggest removal