Unfortunately when sh*t hits the fan. They use all the money and connections they made to escape. The poor people face the effects alone. Then once the disaster is clear the leeches come back to profit off of the aid and recovery meant for the poor. The young people really need to band together to secure their future. This old generation manages things selfishly like the world should come to an end once they die.
What about all these boats (cruise ships, yachts, sailboats) floating in our waters not spending money on hotels/businesses while dumping garbage and sewage in our waters? Stock up on supplies in other countries then come over and pay nearly nothing to float around, catch fish, and enjoy a life the locals can't afford as the Bahamians lose access to do business with the tourists. How much fuel spills, oil, and grease come off of these boats? There are bigger impacts than this rocket that no one is talking about.
Oh no, here we go again. Do people realize that the country has been led by the same age group for the last 33 years? The same old people born in the mid-1940s - early 1950's. The same old business as usual.
Just another distraction, let the legal system sort this out. The people should focus on the things that maximally improve the everyday lives of the most Bahamians and hold the government accountable.
The first step to fixing a lot of these problems is real complete accessible freedom of information. Every government dollar spent should be accounted for and posted publically for all to easily see how the money is being used (wages, contracts, service orders, expenses, etc.) Why do we accept government secrecy? We don't have a need for secrecy, we are not developing secret weapons of war or cutting-edge advanced technologies. Government secrecy benefits a very small group and harms the average Bahamian's quality of life.
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Unfortunately when sh*t hits the fan. They use all the money and connections they made to escape. The poor people face the effects alone. Then once the disaster is clear the leeches come back to profit off of the aid and recovery meant for the poor. The young people really need to band together to secure their future. This old generation manages things selfishly like the world should come to an end once they die.
On Retired but 491 back on payroll
Posted 20 February 2025, 10:42 a.m. Suggest removal
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He doesn't need this role to do good things. Instead, contribute as a private citizen and former PM.
On Christie’s role on Urban Renewal Authority will not be paid position
Posted 19 February 2025, 5:07 p.m. Suggest removal
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What about all these boats (cruise ships, yachts, sailboats) floating in our waters not spending money on hotels/businesses while dumping garbage and sewage in our waters? Stock up on supplies in other countries then come over and pay nearly nothing to float around, catch fish, and enjoy a life the locals can't afford as the Bahamians lose access to do business with the tourists. How much fuel spills, oil, and grease come off of these boats? There are bigger impacts than this rocket that no one is talking about.
On Ferreira criticises absence of EIA and transparency on rocket landing
Posted 19 February 2025, 5:03 p.m. Suggest removal
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Oh no, here we go again. Do people realize that the country has been led by the same age group for the last 33 years? The same old people born in the mid-1940s - early 1950's. The same old business as usual.
On Christie back for Urban Renewal role
Posted 18 February 2025, 4:39 p.m. Suggest removal
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Just another distraction, let the legal system sort this out. The people should focus on the things that maximally improve the everyday lives of the most Bahamians and hold the government accountable.
On PM seeks consensus on marital rape law
Posted 18 February 2025, 1:14 p.m. Suggest removal
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This area needs to be privatized and held to normal business standards (health, safety, building codes, fire protection, and safety).
On Electrification of Potter’s Cay to take up to a year
Posted 31 January 2025, 1:22 p.m. Suggest removal
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Apparently. This is a glimpse of who our leaders are.
On Coleby-Davis responds to backlash over viral video
Posted 30 January 2025, 1:04 p.m. Suggest removal
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The first step to fixing a lot of these problems is real complete accessible freedom of information. Every government dollar spent should be accounted for and posted publically for all to easily see how the money is being used (wages, contracts, service orders, expenses, etc.) Why do we accept government secrecy? We don't have a need for secrecy, we are not developing secret weapons of war or cutting-edge advanced technologies. Government secrecy benefits a very small group and harms the average Bahamian's quality of life.
On Medics say govt treats them as ‘easily replaceable’
Posted 16 January 2025, 1:54 p.m. Suggest removal
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Exactly. They cook the food but don't want to eat it and wouldn't serve it to their loved ones. Slop for us five-star restaurants for them.
On PM slams health staff over strike
Posted 16 January 2025, 1:36 p.m. Suggest removal
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Agreed. It goes against the spirit of the event.
On Junkanoo groups upset over ‘biased’ judging system
Posted 15 January 2025, 4:07 p.m. Suggest removal