Obviously Dames has never lived on a Family Island. The crime is in Nassau Sir. Most of the Family Islands are fairly tranquil. Let's keep it that way. Stay the hell in Nassau. Most Family Islands have too many police from my observations.
Any business that focuses on cutting costs and staff, at the expense of good service for their customers and their country, deserves what is coming to BTC. Anyone paying attention could see this coming. And, the politicians who allowed and profited from this situation by selling BTC to Cable & Wireless should be held to account. Until the Bahamian people begin to hold our political leadership to ethical standards we can be assured that nothing will change. This present PLP administration seems like the worst, bold and willing to screw the Bahamian people while we look on, and thumb their noses at us. Now, one individual will control how, when and who gets their internet service. And then charge us what they want. Those who sold BTC to Cable & Wireless should be criminally charged.
So, I wonder why nobody has asked why the US is so concerned with what Cuba and The Bahamas do, when it is a fact that the #1 reason for bankruptcy in the US is crippling medical costs. And, how many Americans die each year from inadequate and unaffordable health care? Why are we unable to see the hypocrisy here? And, I wonder what country has helped keep Cuba in the condition it is in by sanctioning anyone who does business there? Not too long ago, sane and educated people agreed that collective punishment is wrong. We all did. What has so happened to our minds that all we can say is "Communism Bad" when the most prosperous nation to the north of us has all of these social ills, suicides, school shootings.....? Why is the US still punishing Cubans when the vast majority of them were not even alive when Castro led the revolution. Some commenters here are simply brainwashed.
Davis welcomes this news, as now he has an excuse for why our fiscal state will be in worse shambles than it is now, due specifically to corruption, waste, fraud, and continued wanton and excessive borrowing.
Yes, you are correct. The only surprising thing to me is how seemingly educated people don't see this, refuse to see tRump as the true person he is. He is not to be trusted, by anyone. He has screwed far too many who have worked for him and with him. Does character just not count for anything anymore? Is that why some would still vote PLP or Republican. We seem to have lost our morals.
The ultimate level of reasoning in a country that cannot provide the parenting, the education, the nutrition, the political and spiritual guidance necessary to raise a generation of people who have decency and respect for others. The future is staring us in the face.
You mean like having Price Control go into shops to make sure they don't charge too much, but allowing Colina to make as much as they want on the backs of their customers? Something like that? Or no-bid contracts for health clinics, mooring projects and road works? Things like that? Or, just realizing that most MPs are not educated enough to really understand how the world works and what is best for their constituents? That nearly all PLPs are out for their own riches and are headed for hell?
Porcupine says...
Obviously Dames has never lived on a Family Island. The crime is in Nassau Sir. Most of the Family Islands are fairly tranquil. Let's keep it that way. Stay the hell in Nassau.
Most Family Islands have too many police from my observations.
On ‘Don’t stretch police too thin’
Posted 23 April 2025, 5:25 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
And what do thinking people say about whether things will get worser or better?
The writing is on the wall for those who can, or bother to, read.
On Fish fry vendors’ alarm after deadly Easter Sunday shooting
Posted 23 April 2025, 5:21 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
Any business that focuses on cutting costs and staff, at the expense of good service for their customers and their country, deserves what is coming to BTC.
Anyone paying attention could see this coming.
And, the politicians who allowed and profited from this situation by selling BTC to Cable & Wireless should be held to account.
Until the Bahamian people begin to hold our political leadership to ethical standards we can be assured that nothing will change.
This present PLP administration seems like the worst, bold and willing to screw the Bahamian people while we look on, and thumb their noses at us.
Now, one individual will control how, when and who gets their internet service. And then charge us what they want.
Those who sold BTC to Cable & Wireless should be criminally charged.
On Starlink’s Out Island surge may put Cable, BTC ‘out of business’
Posted 23 April 2025, 5:18 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
So, I wonder why nobody has asked why the US is so concerned with what Cuba and The Bahamas do, when it is a fact that the #1 reason for bankruptcy in the US is crippling medical costs. And, how many Americans die each year from inadequate and unaffordable health care?
Why are we unable to see the hypocrisy here?
And, I wonder what country has helped keep Cuba in the condition it is in by sanctioning anyone who does business there?
Not too long ago, sane and educated people agreed that collective punishment is wrong. We all did. What has so happened to our minds that all we can say is "Communism Bad" when the most prosperous nation to the north of us has all of these social ills, suicides, school shootings.....?
Why is the US still punishing Cubans when the vast majority of them were not even alive when Castro led the revolution.
Some commenters here are simply brainwashed.
On Cubans’ take-home pay ‘less than 16%’
Posted 22 April 2025, 6:43 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
Yes. Couldn't agree more.
On FNM slams PM’s flip on drug case
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Porcupine says...
Agree 100%
On FNM slams PM’s flip on drug case
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Porcupine says...
Davis welcomes this news, as now he has an excuse for why our fiscal state will be in worse shambles than it is now, due specifically to corruption, waste, fraud, and continued wanton and excessive borrowing.
On PM ‘won’t sugarcoat’ peril on Trump tariffs
Posted 11 April 2025, 1:45 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
Yes, you are correct. The only surprising thing to me is how seemingly educated people don't see this, refuse to see tRump as the true person he is. He is not to be trusted, by anyone. He has screwed far too many who have worked for him and with him. Does character just not count for anything anymore? Is that why some would still vote PLP or Republican. We seem to have lost our morals.
On PM ‘won’t sugarcoat’ peril on Trump tariffs
Posted 11 April 2025, 1:43 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
The ultimate level of reasoning in a country that cannot provide the parenting, the education, the nutrition, the political and spiritual guidance necessary to raise a generation of people who have decency and respect for others.
The future is staring us in the face.
On Have visitors wear camera, say police
Posted 11 April 2025, 1:37 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
You mean like having Price Control go into shops to make sure they don't charge too much, but allowing Colina to make as much as they want on the backs of their customers? Something like that? Or no-bid contracts for health clinics, mooring projects and road works? Things like that?
Or, just realizing that most MPs are not educated enough to really understand how the world works and what is best for their constituents? That nearly all PLPs are out for their own riches and are headed for hell?
On CCA urged to pay up $1.7bn
Posted 10 April 2025, 9:07 a.m. Suggest removal