Now is the ideal time to revamp those family island settlements that were washed out by the hurricane. New townships with modern amenities should be established on more elevated land to accommodate 400 to 1000 people, in the more sparsely populated islands.
The magnitude of the communication/management gap here, is greater than the danger inherent in this weather phenom. Fire the top cats immediately. Obviously, they have lost focus of the grave responsibility thats been given to them.
Catislandboy talks like those people who believe in voodoo. Their focus is fixed on the figment of their imagination. Every soul, except them, is an immoral agent who is going about in the world doing mischief to other souls.
Our parents raised us to be respectful, charitable, honest, industrious, etc, Who among us who are 60+ years old have been involved in violent crime? Our parents took their parenting responsibilities and execute then with serious resolve. There has been a departure from their methodoligies in the name of modernity. Well, one 'benefit' of modernity is lawlessness. Automatically, its a product of the 'modern' harvest. Leave national government out of the equation for prevention of crime and substitute parental governance instead. Then there will be a positive turn around in rate and intensity of criminality in our communities. Try that.
Are these sour critics bahamians or what? Any man can take whatever political position that he wishes. Who are we to berate another person's political philosophy? Why do you think that yours is superior? Please, empty the trash thoughts.
People, there must be some architectural plans to this effect. Get up off your guessing bottom and go and view the drawings. This might arrest the speculating and gossiping. They are at the Ministry of Works and are available to the general public.
Seems that Mr.Rollins has had an epiphany. Makes practical sense to amalgamate forces instead of forming another political party at this time. He is right on that score.
Observer says...
Now is the ideal time to revamp those family island settlements that were washed out by the hurricane. New townships with modern amenities should be established on more elevated land to accommodate 400 to 1000 people, in the more sparsely populated islands.
On FNM Deputy asks if we should rebuild after the hurricane
Posted 7 October 2015, 4:11 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
The magnitude of the communication/management gap here, is greater than the danger inherent in this weather phenom. Fire the top cats immediately. Obviously, they have lost focus of the grave responsibility thats been given to them.
On Rising floodwaters trap residents in southern Bahamas islands
Posted 1 October 2015, 6:27 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
Catislandboy talks like those people who believe in voodoo. Their focus is fixed on the figment of their imagination. Every soul, except them, is an immoral agent who is going about in the world doing mischief to other souls.
On Ex-Christian Council chief: Govt failing on crime
Posted 24 September 2015, 9:36 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
Our parents raised us to be respectful, charitable, honest, industrious, etc, Who among us who are 60+ years old have been involved in violent crime? Our parents took their parenting responsibilities and execute then with serious resolve. There has been a departure from their methodoligies in the name of modernity. Well, one 'benefit' of modernity is lawlessness. Automatically, its a product of the 'modern' harvest. Leave national government out of the equation for prevention of crime and substitute parental governance instead. Then there will be a positive turn around in rate and intensity of criminality in our communities. Try that.
On Ex-Christian Council chief: Govt failing on crime
Posted 24 September 2015, 5:16 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
Are these sour critics bahamians or what? Any man can take whatever political position that he wishes. Who are we to berate another person's political philosophy? Why do you think that yours is superior? Please, empty the trash thoughts.
On Munroe: I never thought that the DNA would win
Posted 12 September 2015, 7:31 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
God has made a way. He dosen't have to look for anything, because everything belongs to Him.
On Grandmother’s plea for help to avoid homelessness
Posted 9 September 2015, 3:04 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
But isn't our political system a democracy? Who has to give notice to move from one organization to another?
On Former DNA candidate Wayne Munroe joins the PLP
Posted 9 September 2015, 3 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
People, there must be some architectural plans to this effect. Get up off your guessing bottom and go and view the drawings. This might arrest the speculating and gossiping. They are at the Ministry of Works and are available to the general public.
On Rum Cay repairs to include four new structures
Posted 9 September 2015, 2:53 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
Seems that Mr.Rollins has had an epiphany. Makes practical sense to amalgamate forces instead of forming another political party at this time. He is right on that score.
On Opposition must unite to take on PLP, says Rollins
Posted 8 September 2015, 2:06 p.m. Suggest removal
Observer says...
What is the scope of the unfinished work? Put it to bid, with a specified date for completion. Then procede from there.
On ‘Baha Mar should rethink removing contractor’
Posted 2 September 2015, 6:38 p.m. Suggest removal