You do realize hiring illegals and constucting shanty towns are also illegal? The hypocrisy is the DOI and others like you i'll bet, overlook this citing shanty towns as being protected by the elite. Judges are commended for slap on the wrists for those offences and ignoring the legal penalties prescribed or ignoring these acts altogether. I also said hopefully he will follow the legal requirements and repeat this good deed that benefits the poor, and not the elites. You're actually the hypocrite here
I wonder why no politician is coming out of the woodwork to ask or demand that the process for qualified professional volunteers and organizations be differentiated from the typical work permit process? And if already differentiated, that it is effectively streamlined so that projects like these are not caught up in political or permitting red tape? I guess that would mean more help for less fortunate Bahamians. This story should have sparked a national debate but it's already dead. Yet these politicians and other "leaders" spent more than a week going back and forth on a comment that had no merit or possibility of becoming law. They sure make it clear who is first in Bahamas.
I agree, but seems like that decision is clear...only illegal immigrants and their illegal employers and shanty town landlords can. I hope that Mr. Kravitz makes another attempt at this good deed and follows the process now that he is aware of it. But considering how we bend and ignore laws to accommodate illegals and defend their illegality...I understand his confusion: charity trumps law.
I'm sure those people would have happily signed a waiver in order to be treated. The only issue here is someone felt they were losing money and they had the connections to shut it down.
My2cents says...
I wonder why Pintard choses to address rhetoric over real issues...again!?
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My2cents says...
You do realize hiring illegals and constucting shanty towns are also illegal? The hypocrisy is the DOI and others like you i'll bet, overlook this citing shanty towns as being protected by the elite. Judges are commended for slap on the wrists for those offences and ignoring the legal penalties prescribed or ignoring these acts altogether. I also said hopefully he will follow the legal requirements and repeat this good deed that benefits the poor, and not the elites. You're actually the hypocrite here
On Lenny Kravitz clinic shut over permits
Posted 25 December 2015, 11:26 a.m. Suggest removal
My2cents says...
Where is your anger and irrationality coming from?
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My2cents says...
I wonder why no politician is coming out of the woodwork to ask or demand that the process for qualified professional volunteers and organizations be differentiated from the typical work permit process? And if already differentiated, that it is effectively streamlined so that projects like these are not caught up in political or permitting red tape? I guess that would mean more help for less fortunate Bahamians. This story should have sparked a national debate but it's already dead. Yet these politicians and other "leaders" spent more than a week going back and forth on a comment that had no merit or possibility of becoming law. They sure make it clear who is first in Bahamas.
On Lenny Kravitz clinic shut over permits
Posted 17 December 2015, 1:17 p.m. Suggest removal
My2cents says...
I agree, but seems like that decision is clear...only illegal immigrants and their illegal employers and shanty town landlords can. I hope that Mr. Kravitz makes another attempt at this good deed and follows the process now that he is aware of it. But considering how we bend and ignore laws to accommodate illegals and defend their illegality...I understand his confusion: charity trumps law.
On Lenny Kravitz clinic shut over permits
Posted 16 December 2015, 6:30 p.m. Suggest removal
My2cents says...
I'm sure those people would have happily signed a waiver in order to be treated. The only issue here is someone felt they were losing money and they had the connections to shut it down.
On Lenny Kravitz clinic shut over permits
Posted 16 December 2015, 1:42 p.m. Suggest removal
My2cents says...
Unbelievable. It was a very nice gesture done without fanfare. I agree people will think twice about helping poor Bahamians.
On Lenny Kravitz clinic shut over permits
Posted 16 December 2015, 11:51 a.m. Suggest removal
My2cents says...
Scouring the facebook pages of private citizens and calling for comment is creating a story.
On Mitchell: There is no proposal to flog illegal immigrants
Posted 15 December 2015, 2:26 p.m. Suggest removal
My2cents says...
It's about the hypocrisy of Joe Darville...
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My2cents says...
He is not the only QC with a loose tongue...and all of the other one's comments are overlooked by the intellects and dummies alike.
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