Less of the conspiracy theories. We are so small (250k people on New Providence) that no one abroad would bother even thinking of a conspiracy theory involving us, let alone carry it out. The heavy fuel we use is less than a millionth of one percent of production...so..no.
No, my friend. I does not take "vision". It takes hard work. Hard work which starts at 5 in school and continues on in the workplace until you retire at 65. And that is so beyond even the comprehension of the average Bahamian, it's not even funny anymore. Can we catch up? No way in hell. We are being left behind further and further every year and the gap keeps on widening. There are no policies to close it and no prospect this century.
Please stop referring to the 15% as "unemployed". Refer to them as what they really are: unemployable.
In a country where absolutely nothing works (water, electricity, central government, you name it...), it would extraordinary if the aviation sector was safe.
100% correct in what? Companies have in their Charter and in Company Law squeeze out provisions. Obviously those were triggered when a certain majority voted above a given threshold to accept the offer, automatically granting Emera the right to buy all shares belonging to hold-out shareholders. Nothing to do with Bahamian, black, Martian or blue with red dots. Whenever someone does not have a leg to stand on, it's always the race card...
1. Agreed. Only if suffering from temporary dementia. Usually cured by 5th blackout in a week.
2. You do know it: a/ get no education whatsoever; b/ smuggle drugs into USA. Or alternatively: a/ get no education whatsoever; b/ get a fictitious government job through your uncle's cousin who is a bigwig in XXX party.
Dumb is not being able to read. I did not say that you could not charge her, was just wondering what you could charge her with and achieve not just a conviction but a sentence beyond a mere slap on the wrist. I believe the Law occupies itself with intent and proportionality. If she has no evil intent and no real harm is caused, what is the proportional punishment?
I am not really sure what offence they can charge her with? Kidnapping seems wrong as children all released unharmed and no ransom asked for. All very weird.
OldFort2012 says...
Maybe organize a tour of Over-the-hill? At night? Special prize to anyone who makes it out alive?
On $1.5bn revenue target for Nassau landmarks
Posted 29 April 2019, 1:06 p.m. Suggest removal
OldFort2012 says...
Less of the conspiracy theories. We are so small (250k people on New Providence) that no one abroad would bother even thinking of a conspiracy theory involving us, let alone carry it out. The heavy fuel we use is less than a millionth of one percent of production...so..no.
On $95m overhaul promises to be end of BPL generation woe
Posted 26 April 2019, 2:19 p.m. Suggest removal
OldFort2012 says...
No, my friend. I does not take "vision". It takes hard work. Hard work which starts at 5 in school and continues on in the workplace until you retire at 65. And that is so beyond even the comprehension of the average Bahamian, it's not even funny anymore. Can we catch up? No way in hell. We are being left behind further and further every year and the gap keeps on widening. There are no policies to close it and no prospect this century.
Please stop referring to the 15% as "unemployed". Refer to them as what they really are: unemployable.
On Investment fears on work visa plan
Posted 23 April 2019, 4:58 a.m. Suggest removal
OldFort2012 says...
Crime. And population density. No one wants either.
On Abaco development pledges $2bn impact
Posted 18 April 2019, 12:28 p.m. Suggest removal
OldFort2012 says...
In a country where absolutely nothing works (water, electricity, central government, you name it...), it would extraordinary if the aviation sector was safe.
On Near miss 'wake up' for aviation safety
Posted 18 April 2019, 6:16 a.m. Suggest removal
OldFort2012 says...
100% correct in what? Companies have in their Charter and in Company Law squeeze out provisions. Obviously those were triggered when a certain majority voted above a given threshold to accept the offer, automatically granting Emera the right to buy all shares belonging to hold-out shareholders.
Nothing to do with Bahamian, black, Martian or blue with red dots.
Whenever someone does not have a leg to stand on, it's always the race card...
On QC slams ‘below the belt’ claim by GB power owner
Posted 15 April 2019, 9:06 a.m. Suggest removal
OldFort2012 says...
1. Agreed. Only if suffering from temporary dementia. Usually cured by 5th blackout in a week.
2. You do know it: a/ get no education whatsoever; b/ smuggle drugs into USA. Or alternatively: a/ get no education whatsoever; b/ get a fictitious government job through your uncle's cousin who is a bigwig in XXX party.
On INSIGHT: How are we going to lure our children back from the American Dream?
Posted 9 April 2019, 5:22 a.m. Suggest removal
OldFort2012 says...
Dumb is not being able to read. I did not say that you could not charge her, was just wondering what you could charge her with and achieve not just a conviction but a sentence beyond a mere slap on the wrist. I believe the Law occupies itself with intent and proportionality. If she has no evil intent and no real harm is caused, what is the proportional punishment?
On CATCH HER - NOW: Police urged to ‘drop everything’ and find abductor
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OldFort2012 says...
I am not really sure what offence they can charge her with? Kidnapping seems wrong as children all released unharmed and no ransom asked for. All very weird.
On CATCH HER - NOW: Police urged to ‘drop everything’ and find abductor
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OldFort2012 says...
If you really think that, you must be partaking in what he took a percentage on in transporting.
Basically, he was a drug dealer. If you want to put it in plain English that everyone can understand.
On Cooper: Disney deal leaves crumbs for the small man
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