Betcgreen - aggregates, curates and amplifies the island conversation online - shining light on places and people other venues often ignore.
Support (S &AED) (i.e) Shock & Awe Economic Development) for the Bahamas. Also support Comprehensive Public Transit for the islands of the Bahamas.
" The Commonwealth of the Bahamas (known as the Bahamas); since the birth of independence July 10th 1973, is urged to established a "Comprehensive public transportation" system (cpt) to benefit and safeguard Natioanl Security and the integrity of mass transportation for ALL the people." Patriot Ammadou Gibson (ImagineBahamasBeyond2017 Maynergy@gmail.com
Jeremiah 23: 10 - 32: Lying Prophets For the land is full of adulterers; For the land mourns because of the curse. The pastures of the wilderness have dried up. Their course also is evil And their might is not right. 11"For both prophet and priest are polluted; Even in My house I have found their wickedness," declares the LORD. 12"Therefore their way will be like slippery paths to them, They will be driven away into the gloom and fall down in it; For I will bring calamity upon them, The year of their punishment," declares the LORD.
The "Sovereign", has to seriously consider the needs of the people as a whole and advance a "Comprehensive mass transit" system which will benefit all the people of the country with the introduction of the Bahamas Transit Authority (BTA): This system will be able to pay for itself in a matter of 3 -5 years years or less and could render the family or privately owned buses obsolete and other services deemed vital to the needs of the people: e.g : a. Public education (b) People with disability and c. Health & hospital funding d. senior citizen
March 07,2014 "We’re here for a purpose, not by accident, we each are skilled in different areas. Our combined skills are the keys to our freedom and independence.
No one person, idea, organization or effort is going to undo 5 centuries of physical, psychological, emotional and spiritual damage. It is we… us together who have to prepare the earth and plant fertile seeds." - Madu
With a large bowl of conch salad, a cooler of ice and two shopping bags loaded with soft island beverages.
I looked out from the second floor balcony of a beachfront hotel in New Providence, Bahamas; and heard the noise in the marketplace from the political voices belching phrases like, "Things have never been better " or " Everyone is doing fine just fine you know?"
You still hear some say; “Look even America have the same problems too ...even worst!”
While 'clear out of nowhere', another hollered; “We funded temporary unemployment benefit." Then someone coughed out; "Give us another chance."
True story as their motive seems clear.
These are muttered so often to diminish the pressing need to answer direct questioning of party officials and key cabinet ministers on issues relating to economic, cultural, national security, mental health, physical disability and elder care along with public transportation, agriculture and infrastructure development throughout the islands from being aired or drafted.
Frankly the myth of "Keeping the islands like it always been," has been a verbal assault on island-wide consistent progressive growth.
- if one forgets the past, one is bound to repeat it -
When the definitive history of the Bahamas is written many years from now, the chapters devoted to the 20th century will, in large measure, represent a biography of Lynden Oscar Pindling. Whether it was the struggle for majority rule; or the crusade against racial, social and economic injustice; or the victorious march to National Independence; or the massive educational programme which catapulted thousands of Bahamians to the top echelons of our society, spawning in the process a new middle class to backbone the country’s long-term stability; or the policy of Bahamianization which put Bahamians first in their own country; or the creation of a modern social security system to provide for the sick, the elderly and the indigent under the umbrella of National Insurance; or the creation of national institutions as varied as the Royal Bahamas Defence Force; The Central Bank of The Bahamas; Bahamasair; and The Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas; or the major role he played on the international scene in securing the release of Nelson Madela and in furthering the cause for freedom and majority rule in South Africa - in all of these things and scores of others, it was Lynden Pindling who led the way for the Bahamian people over a span of forty years and more. No one has had a greater and more enduring influence on the creation of the modern Bahamas.
" How to stick it to the poor: A Parliamentary strategy; 2012 - 2013 measures tabled in Parliament by the Perry Christie government that will not give Indigenous Bahamians and people in the islands of the Bahamas a fair share of the excesses and or the new excesses that will be accrued in Tourism, Trade, Foreign investments, infra structure(s) and other capital developments that will follow 2013 -2017.". Coming soon..
Now we can...Bahamas. Imagine Bahamas beyond 2014 with a patriotic nationalist government that set up and establishes a functional people oriented regime with the following for the betterment of the people:
a) S.O.R.S (Strategic Oil Reserve Supply) To minimize the lack of petroleum throughout the territories and the maintenance /regulation of fair pricing & market stability.
b) B.M.T.S (Bahamas Maritime Tracking System) i.e. Installed in all mail boats etc plying the national waters for a minimal fee. c) N.C.M (National Cellular market) – deregulation and opening cellular services to competition. d) I.I.A.T ( Inter island Air Transportation). e) I.I.T.B ( Inter island tourism board). f) New postal rates for mass mailers/advertisers/bulk mailers. g) Housing department that renders residents a helping hand not a hand-out. h) B.T.A. ( Bahamas Transportation Authority) A semi –quasi agency that administers the mass movement of people in New Providence island and throughout the island nation. i) National Prescription Drug plan to ensure the pricing of imported drugs may be cost effective and more reasonable. Now we can Bahamas.
Maynergy says...
Betcgreen - aggregates, curates
and amplifies the island conversation
online - shining light on places and
people other venues often ignore.
Support (S &AED) (i.e) Shock & Awe Economic Development) for the Bahamas.
Also support Comprehensive Public Transit for the islands of the Bahamas.
" The Commonwealth of the Bahamas (known as the Bahamas); since the birth of independence July 10th 1973, is urged to established a "Comprehensive public transportation" system (cpt) to benefit and safeguard Natioanl Security and the integrity of mass transportation for ALL the people."
Patriot Ammadou Gibson
(ImagineBahamasBeyond2017
Maynergy@gmail.com
On FNM deputy speaks in support of gender equality
Posted 11 March 2014, 5:19 p.m. Suggest removal
Maynergy says...
Jeremiah 23: 10 - 32:
Lying Prophets
For the land is full of adulterers; For the land mourns because of the curse. The pastures of the wilderness have dried up. Their course also is evil And their might is not right. 11"For both prophet and priest are polluted; Even in My house I have found their wickedness," declares the LORD. 12"Therefore their way will be like slippery paths to them, They will be driven away into the gloom and fall down in it; For I will bring calamity upon them, The year of their punishment," declares the LORD.
On Patterson: I would not support a gay candidate
Posted 8 March 2014, 1:02 p.m. Suggest removal
Maynergy says...
The "Sovereign", has to seriously consider the needs of the people as a whole and advance a "Comprehensive mass transit" system which will benefit all the people of the country with the introduction of the Bahamas Transit Authority (BTA):
This system will be able to pay for itself in a matter of 3 -5 years years or less and could render the family or privately owned buses obsolete and other services deemed vital to the needs of the people: e.g : a. Public education (b) People with disability and c. Health & hospital funding d. senior citizen
On Maynergy
Posted 8 March 2014, 12:58 p.m. Suggest removal
Maynergy says...
March 07,2014
"We’re here for a purpose, not by accident, we each are skilled in different areas. Our combined skills are the keys to our freedom and independence.
No one person, idea, organization or effort is going to undo 5 centuries of physical, psychological, emotional and spiritual damage. It is we… us together who have to prepare the earth and plant fertile seeds." - Madu
On Maynergy
Posted 7 March 2014, 3:12 p.m. Suggest removal
Maynergy says...
With a large bowl of conch salad, a cooler of ice and two shopping bags loaded with soft island beverages.
I looked out from the second floor balcony of a beachfront hotel in New Providence, Bahamas; and heard the noise in the marketplace from the political voices belching phrases like, "Things have never been better " or " Everyone is doing fine just fine you know?"
You still hear some say; “Look even America have the same problems too ...even worst!”
While 'clear out of nowhere', another hollered; “We funded temporary unemployment benefit." Then someone coughed out; "Give us another chance."
True story as their motive seems clear.
These are muttered so often to diminish the pressing need to answer direct questioning of party officials and key cabinet ministers on issues relating to economic, cultural, national security, mental health, physical disability and elder care along with public transportation, agriculture and infrastructure development throughout the islands from being aired or drafted.
Frankly the myth of "Keeping the islands like it always been," has been a verbal assault on island-wide consistent progressive growth.
Examples are numerous:
On Maynergy
Posted 7 March 2014, 3:10 p.m. Suggest removal
Maynergy says...
sir lynden o. pindling
- if one forgets the past, one is bound to repeat it -
When the definitive history of the Bahamas is written many years from now, the chapters devoted to the 20th century will, in large measure, represent a biography of Lynden Oscar Pindling.
Whether it was the struggle for majority rule; or the crusade against racial, social and economic injustice; or the victorious march to National Independence; or the massive educational programme which catapulted thousands of Bahamians to the top echelons of our society, spawning in the process a new middle class to backbone the country’s long-term stability; or the policy of Bahamianization which put Bahamians first in their own country; or the creation of a modern social security system to provide for the sick, the elderly and the indigent under the umbrella of National Insurance; or the creation of national institutions as varied as the Royal Bahamas Defence Force; The Central Bank of The Bahamas; Bahamasair; and The Broadcasting Corporation of The Bahamas; or the major role he played on the international scene in securing the release of Nelson Madela and in furthering the cause for freedom and majority rule in South Africa - in all of these things and scores of others, it was Lynden Pindling who led the way for the Bahamian people over a span of forty years and more.
No one has had a greater and more enduring influence on the creation of the modern Bahamas.
Sir Lyndon Oscar Pindling 1930 -2000
We Give Thanks for Sir Lyndon Oscar Pindling
On Maynergy
Posted 28 February 2014, 2:37 p.m. Suggest removal
Maynergy says...
Imagine Bahamasbeyond 2017 with a Patriotic Nationalist government that
set up and establishes the following:
bahamians first... born anywhere in bahamas ...you bahamian!!!!!!!
1.s.o.r.s (Strategic Oil reserves Supply)
To minimise the lack of petroleum throughout the territories and the
maintenance /regulation of fair pricing & market stability
2. B.M.T.S Bahamas Maritime Tracking System
Installed in all mail boats/etc plying the national waters with a
minimal fee paid for usage.
3. N.C.M. (National Cellulars Market - deregulation - opening cellular
services to competition, while lowering the cost of the same.
4. I.I.A.T (Inter -Island Air Transportation)
5. Inter-island Tourism board setup.
6. New Postal rates for mass mailers / advertisers.
7. Housing ministry that renders residents a helping hand not a hand-out.
8.Bahamas Transit Authority (B.T.A) A semi-quasi- agency that
administers the mass movement of people in New Providence island.
ImagineBahamasbeyond2017
With a Control & Command Center (3C's)
Control & Command Center (3C's) under the direct authority of the
Prime Minister (National Security Council)
ImagineBahamasbeyond2017
With the gentrification (revamping) of historical sites (settings)
preserving the past/relics/customs/others.
Imagine Bahamas with a new photo "non-drivers" card?
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On Maynergy
Posted 18 December 2013, 2:41 p.m. Suggest removal
Maynergy says...
" How to stick it to the poor: A Parliamentary strategy; 2012 - 2013 measures tabled in Parliament by the Perry Christie government that will not give Indigenous Bahamians and people in the islands of the Bahamas a fair share of the excesses and or the new excesses that will be accrued in Tourism, Trade, Foreign investments, infra structure(s) and other capital developments that will follow 2013 -2017.".
Coming soon..
On Maynergy
Posted 9 December 2013, 11:55 a.m. Suggest removal
Maynergy says...
Now we can...Bahamas.
Imagine Bahamas beyond 2014 with a patriotic nationalist government that set up and establishes a functional people oriented regime with the following for the betterment of the people:
a) S.O.R.S (Strategic Oil Reserve Supply)
To minimize the lack of petroleum throughout the territories and the maintenance /regulation of fair pricing & market stability.
b) B.M.T.S (Bahamas Maritime Tracking System)
i.e. Installed in all mail boats etc plying the national waters for a minimal fee.
c) N.C.M (National Cellular market) – deregulation and opening cellular services to competition.
d) I.I.A.T ( Inter island Air Transportation).
e) I.I.T.B ( Inter island tourism board).
f) New postal rates for mass mailers/advertisers/bulk mailers.
g) Housing department that renders residents a helping hand not a hand-out.
h) B.T.A. ( Bahamas Transportation Authority) A semi –quasi agency that administers the mass movement of people in New Providence island and throughout the island nation.
i) National Prescription Drug plan to ensure the pricing of imported drugs may be cost effective and more reasonable.
Now we can Bahamas.
On Maynergy
Posted 31 October 2013, 3:33 p.m. Suggest removal
Maynergy says...
Sir Stafford sands
Bahamian Hero or not?
Whats your view?
On Maynergy
Posted 27 September 2013, 12:23 p.m. Suggest removal