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JohnDoes says...

When an agreement is agreed upon by organized crime, how can you expect not to become a victim? Do you all know how much 50,000 acres is with a land option of adding another 50,000 acres? No wonder the U.S. labeled us as a 'Country for Sale'. The Hawksbill Creek Agreement was a facade from its inception; a big organized crime initiative with the gist of 'development' to make it sound good, so good that when it expired in 1985 they renewed it to 2054. Only a sell-out would place a signature on that. And now you expect your chickens to roost in 2024? For too long Bahamians have been waiting on promise of running water, instead they listened to Pindling telling them its okay to use buckets, we coming with toilets for yinna soon:

This is the person/entity that the Hawksbill Creek Agreement was curated for (also remember, Sir Stafford Sands was also this man's lawyer):
Wallace Groves (c. 1901–30 January 1988) was a prominent financier and fraudster, who, after his release from federal prison in 1944, moved to the Bahamas and there founded and operated the free trade zone, resort, and casino development Freeport on Grand Bahama Island. Investigators of U.S. organized crime associate him with the Meyer Lansky syndicate operating offshore casinos from Miami Beach.

JohnDoes says...

Dont worry they sent it over to 'Q' in MI6 to attach useless rockets, smoke and oil disperal machines for quick and efficient get away from the Chic-charney.

On Govt defends $192k new BMW for PM

Posted 21 March 2024, 1:05 p.m. Suggest removal

JohnDoes says...

You buy a BMW? The most sensitive car in the world with the most maintenance and mechanical issues? Everyone I know who bought a BMW was hardly seen driving it because it was always in for repair or maintenance. You easily could have bought a nice durable vehicle. BMW is all for looks with no longevity. Most if not all mechanics in the Bahamas dont even have the special tools or diagnostic machines to properly maintain the vehicles. I wont even talk about maintenance and repair costs that will also skyrocket to the price of the car in next 5 years.

On Govt defends $192k new BMW for PM

Posted 21 March 2024, 12:59 p.m. Suggest removal

JohnDoes says...

This is what happens when you have outdated laws with no amendments that reflect respect for human/public rights. It creates grey areas and holes that the criminals and the police use to carry out their 'duties' in hopes of receiving payouts, bribes, and overall satisfaction.

JohnDoes says...

Shouldn't they be looking for a man with 'Dreadlocks' instead of saying 'Rasta-type'? What exactly is a 'Rasta-type'?

JohnDoes says...

Must've been a foreign ex-pat's kid that was born here, he is Bahamian by technicality but not by heart.

JohnDoes says...

Yep, they'll be the first to buy out all the expensive contracts and licensing. Another illegal market made legal so that only a select few can profit.

JohnDoes says...

They aren't solving the problem with creating more 'units'. Remember the 'Rapid Strike' police gangsters that pulled their guns on innocent persons in traffic? We need to enhance the yearn for young people to do constructive things in their lives by creating opportunities for persons to actually become something beneficial to our society. Schools are in disrepair, education system is outdated, the 'University' is just a new name for COB. We can't rely on tourism alone as it is just one market, we have to create more industries for persons to aspire to get involved with. Same strokes, same paint, same canvas, same paint brush is not fixing or helping anything. The internet alone tramples our education system and everything else. We have a chain of islands with so much potential that are just not being utilized, they are reserved just for foreigners to buy/lease, and thats when they create the markets that we could've made ourselves if we just had the mental capacity and ingenuity to understand this instead of waiting on hand-outs all the time or for 'someone' to give us a job and pay us like crap.

JohnDoes says...

Why have we not retaliated after Cuba had so boldly sank and killed our marines is baffling. All they did was said sorry and lied about how they thought we were a pirate ship, and all we did was said 'ok' and that was that. Ever since we have not even tried or attempted to build a capable military air force, just a few Cessna's with binoculars looking for immigrants. If America can lend Jets to Ukraine, I'm sure we can get at least a handful of their surplus that they still make weapons for to use for training and actual armed air reconnaissance missions. We are so behind it is appalling, if Cuba wanted to invade during the night we would be hopeless and then we would beg America to help us.

On HMBS Flamingo captain honoured at ceremony

Posted 28 June 2022, 12:32 p.m. Suggest removal

JohnDoes says...

Spoken like an apparent 'Old Geezer' that you are. Spewing misinformation with no supporting facts. Brainwashed by unsubstantiated propaganda from the past.