What I'm pointing out is that Ingraham is being hypocritical criticizing the PLP for doing the exact same thing he did with the Bakers Bay/Guana Cay situation. Doesn't mean his point isn't valid, but his record contradicts it.
The idea of anyone "owning" Gillam Bay is ludicrous in and of itself, it's nothing more than sand that accumulated there over time. The whole area should be declared a national park and preserved with zero development, idk why so many people think literally every sq ft of this country has to have some tourist trap resort on it. A big part of what made the Out Islands special was the lack of development and slower life style. GTC has more than enough resorts and bars/restaurants to meet demand, there is no justifiable reason to ruin one of the last untouched spots on the cay just to build some shit that will get blown down in the first major hurricane to touch down again anyways. GTC residents don't want their cay becoming another Hope Town/Elbow and I don't blame them one bit.
It's wild to read this because peppridge farm remembers when Ingraham ram rodded Baker's Bay onto Guana despite literally nobody who lived on the cay wanting it there. Fast forward a decade and half later and literally half of Guana Cay is cut off into gated communities not open to the public. The FNM and PLP are the same two pieces of shit that need to get flushed down a toilet.
That said, as regards this development in Gillam Bay, the parable of the fool building his house on the sand comes to mind. I won't be surprised when this shit gets blown down in the first bad hurricane that hits. For one building on what amounts to sand is a ludicrous idea to begin with, and beyond that this is one of the last private spots on GTC. GTC is becoming another Hope Town/Elbow Cay disaster of overdevelopment where Bahamians will be an endangered species in another decade or two. It's quite sad to watch all of this happen in real time.
These dudes will talk any kind of garbage to distract from the fact they are giving themselves a massive pay raise for doing/to do absolutely nothing. These hypocrites always have a problem with Columbus, Britain, Europeans in general but love to add KC/QC to their name and accept English awards. Mainstream politics is all stage theatre for the slow people in the back that haven't figured it out yet.
On God I've been screaming about this very same issue for years. So much of what our gubermints do can only be explained via complete retardation at best or malfeasance at worst. It's the same thing with the non stop development on Abaco while the grid is also a patchwork no good POS thats off for hours. Like why yes I'm sure another thousand homes and an extra resort will do wonders for an already dogshit grid incapable of sustaining whats currently here. I'm unironically convinced the average Cities Skylines player would do a better job of running this country than 99% of Bahamian politicians.
Speak for yourself, * you * may be part of the "poor quality labour force" but don't lump the rest of us in with that. Personally I've invested tens of thousands of dollars into my business and built a portfolio that can go head to head with any peer from the US, so no I don't appreciate it when foreigners come to this country, whether legal or illegal, stealing work from Bahamians in what is already a tiny nation with limited opportunities. I sure as hell can't go to America and take work, so they sure as hell shouldn't be coming here and taking work, especially when in my industry at least there is more than enough local talent to meet demand. This type of shit is exactly why young Bahamians leave this country and the government should be charged with treason for this nonsense.
Same, had BPHell burn up one of my Starlink routers some time back but surprisingly they were understanding and sent me a new one for free when explaining the situation. Sadly not the only thing I've lost: PC motherboards, ACs, appliances, game consoles etc have all unfortunately been fried over the many years thanks to BPHells nonsense.
The problem with our system is you can't deny bail AND hold someone in jail for years without trial. If a matter is going to take years to come to trial, then you have to give that person the opportunity for their freedom because bear in mind they are assumed innocent until proven guilty. The whole system needs to be completely overhauled tbh.
LastManStanding says...
Real. Rich get richer and poor get poorer.
On Bahamas has ‘just got to ride out’ new $100 oil cost spike
Posted 24 July 2026, 4:48 p.m. Suggest removal
LastManStanding says...
What I'm pointing out is that Ingraham is being hypocritical criticizing the PLP for doing the exact same thing he did with the Bakers Bay/Guana Cay situation. Doesn't mean his point isn't valid, but his record contradicts it.
The idea of anyone "owning" Gillam Bay is ludicrous in and of itself, it's nothing more than sand that accumulated there over time. The whole area should be declared a national park and preserved with zero development, idk why so many people think literally every sq ft of this country has to have some tourist trap resort on it. A big part of what made the Out Islands special was the lack of development and slower life style. GTC has more than enough resorts and bars/restaurants to meet demand, there is no justifiable reason to ruin one of the last untouched spots on the cay just to build some shit that will get blown down in the first major hurricane to touch down again anyways. GTC residents don't want their cay becoming another Hope Town/Elbow and I don't blame them one bit.
On Ingraham: Green Turtle Cay project needs ‘deeper dive’
Posted 24 July 2026, 4:46 p.m. Suggest removal
LastManStanding says...
It's wild to read this because peppridge farm remembers when Ingraham ram rodded Baker's Bay onto Guana despite literally nobody who lived on the cay wanting it there. Fast forward a decade and half later and literally half of Guana Cay is cut off into gated communities not open to the public. The FNM and PLP are the same two pieces of shit that need to get flushed down a toilet.
That said, as regards this development in Gillam Bay, the parable of the fool building his house on the sand comes to mind. I won't be surprised when this shit gets blown down in the first bad hurricane that hits. For one building on what amounts to sand is a ludicrous idea to begin with, and beyond that this is one of the last private spots on GTC. GTC is becoming another Hope Town/Elbow Cay disaster of overdevelopment where Bahamians will be an endangered species in another decade or two. It's quite sad to watch all of this happen in real time.
On Ingraham: Green Turtle Cay project needs ‘deeper dive’
Posted 23 July 2026, 3:22 p.m. Suggest removal
LastManStanding says...
These dudes will talk any kind of garbage to distract from the fact they are giving themselves a massive pay raise for doing/to do absolutely nothing. These hypocrites always have a problem with Columbus, Britain, Europeans in general but love to add KC/QC to their name and accept English awards. Mainstream politics is all stage theatre for the slow people in the back that haven't figured it out yet.
On Munroe: change name of Columbus School
Posted 3 July 2026, 4:26 p.m. Suggest removal
LastManStanding says...
Yeah its definitely the heat and not the dogshit economic policies with absurd corruption. Lmao.
On Davis warns extreme heat driving up Cost of Living
Posted 3 July 2026, 4:22 p.m. Suggest removal
LastManStanding says...
On God I've been screaming about this very same issue for years. So much of what our gubermints do can only be explained via complete retardation at best or malfeasance at worst. It's the same thing with the non stop development on Abaco while the grid is also a patchwork no good POS thats off for hours. Like why yes I'm sure another thousand homes and an extra resort will do wonders for an already dogshit grid incapable of sustaining whats currently here. I'm unironically convinced the average Cities Skylines player would do a better job of running this country than 99% of Bahamian politicians.
On Senator tells BPL, Bahamas Grid: ‘Get your act together’
Posted 3 July 2026, 4:15 p.m. Suggest removal
LastManStanding says...
Speak for yourself, * you * may be part of the "poor quality labour force" but don't lump the rest of us in with that. Personally I've invested tens of thousands of dollars into my business and built a portfolio that can go head to head with any peer from the US, so no I don't appreciate it when foreigners come to this country, whether legal or illegal, stealing work from Bahamians in what is already a tiny nation with limited opportunities. I sure as hell can't go to America and take work, so they sure as hell shouldn't be coming here and taking work, especially when in my industry at least there is more than enough local talent to meet demand. This type of shit is exactly why young Bahamians leave this country and the government should be charged with treason for this nonsense.
On Chamber backs ease for short-term work permits
Posted 26 June 2026, 5:47 p.m. Suggest removal
LastManStanding says...
Same, had BPHell burn up one of my Starlink routers some time back but surprisingly they were understanding and sent me a new one for free when explaining the situation. Sadly not the only thing I've lost: PC motherboards, ACs, appliances, game consoles etc have all unfortunately been fried over the many years thanks to BPHells nonsense.
On Gym owner disconnects at night to protect from BPL
Posted 26 June 2026, 5:42 p.m. Suggest removal
LastManStanding says...
Thought this was a * nothingburger * according to the PLP dem?
On ‘Substantial danger to the community’
Posted 26 June 2026, 5:39 p.m. Suggest removal
LastManStanding says...
The problem with our system is you can't deny bail AND hold someone in jail for years without trial. If a matter is going to take years to come to trial, then you have to give that person the opportunity for their freedom because bear in mind they are assumed innocent until proven guilty. The whole system needs to be completely overhauled tbh.
On ‘Substantial danger to the community’
Posted 26 June 2026, 5:38 p.m. Suggest removal