Exactly. Power is a necessity to do literally anything. Its a waste of time talking about all of this while that matter is not dealt with.

Bahamas maths program is a joke, I never even touched a graphing calculator until I went to college. What they call "pre calc" is like middle school work in foreign.

You really have to ask have these people been made to suffer for voting FNM in the last election? Can't put it past the PHellP to do some lowball BS like that.

Tbh I don't blame Pintard for speaking out about this even though he isn't "the guy" for the FNM. You can't get up on stage and shame up your leader that way. Call a convention and handle things properly, right now the FNM just continuing to look like one big clown show.

It doesn't matter who the FNMs leader is they aren't going to win until they address the CoI elephant in the room. Over half of Nassau's seats were won on plurality, not majority, and if the FNM is serious about winning they will have no choice but to suck up their pride and and cut a deal with the CoI agreeing not to run in Pinewood and a few more seats in exchange for the CoI not vote splitting in their marginals. Lincoln will for sure carry Pinewood with no third party drain and maybe one or two of the other leadership figures will make it, while the FNM will regain seats they lost on vote split BS like Abacos. It's a win win for both.

Real. Rich get richer and poor get poorer.

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.

Yeah its definitely the heat and not the dogshit economic policies with absurd corruption. Lmao.