100% correct. But I fear it falls on deaf ears on those who only see color, not character. This man suffered far too much brain damage to manage anything more than getting dressed in the morning.
We are rushing towards populating every branch of government with the least educated and least mature people we can find. We have accomplished this throughout most of our country and are now lowering the bar, once again. And, so few seem to realize, or care, that our entire population is becoming more stupid, selfish, uninformed and callous as the day wears on.
Sadly, we have failed to put any type of cognitive requirements for Parliamentary office holders, such that the most ignorant, and incompetent people would not be at the helm of this country. Too late, we failed, as this article well points out.
Good for the "reluctant" employees. Maybe they realize that every CEO always sides with the company, all the while abandoning their fellow workers. All in the name of profit. Nothing new. It is a way making more money while making the workers struggle even more.
Seemingly, there is no good news. Mr. Walkers cognitive abilities have been on display for many years. Few seemed interested. China will play him like a bouncy ball.
At some point, it seems important to realize that most every Bahamian is somewhat compromised by the sordid political situation here. Whether it is our media editors or environmental stewards. As the police often bring in non local police to the Family Islands so that they are not unduly influenced by their many relatives, so too do we need to bring in some people from outside who have no ties to the political and family system in place. I often thought BNT suffered from this myopia.
Same as many Bahamian businesses. Partnership. If we only allowed Bahamians to own and operate businesses, where would we be now? Are our educational outcomes a secret? Don't need education to be a business person? What part of the brain drain do we not understand? How much is actually required, in cash, to become Bahamian? Ask the Haitians, yes?
Porcupine says...
100% correct. But I fear it falls on deaf ears on those who only see color, not character.
This man suffered far too much brain damage to manage anything more than getting dressed in the morning.
On Ambassador nominee questioned on issues over China and drug trade
Posted 13 September 2025, 8:17 a.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
I was trying to be charitable, for a change.
On Ambassador nominee questioned on issues over China and drug trade
Posted 13 September 2025, 8:14 a.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
We are rushing towards populating every branch of government with the least educated and least mature people we can find.
We have accomplished this throughout most of our country and are now lowering the bar, once again.
And, so few seem to realize, or care, that our entire population is becoming more stupid, selfish, uninformed and callous as the day wears on.
On ‘RBPF must grapple with realities on requirements’
Posted 13 September 2025, 8:13 a.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
Sadly, we have failed to put any type of cognitive requirements for Parliamentary office holders, such that the most ignorant, and incompetent people would not be at the helm of this country.
Too late, we failed, as this article well points out.
On ‘RBPF must grapple with realities on requirements’
Posted 13 September 2025, 8:07 a.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
Good for the "reluctant" employees.
Maybe they realize that every CEO always sides with the company, all the while abandoning their fellow workers.
All in the name of profit.
Nothing new. It is a way making more money while making the workers struggle even more.
On BPL not concerned over reluctance of staff to join Bahamas Grid Company
Posted 12 September 2025, 12:18 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
Seemingly, there is no good news.
Mr. Walkers cognitive abilities have been on display for many years.
Few seemed interested.
China will play him like a bouncy ball.
On Ambassador nominee questioned on issues over China and drug trade
Posted 12 September 2025, 12:10 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
Know what else makes no sense birdie? You, 99% of the time.
Your comments help lower the nations IQ significantly.
On Public outrage over lack of Ambulance
Posted 10 September 2025, 8:23 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
You are completely right!
On Public outrage over lack of Ambulance
Posted 10 September 2025, 6:23 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
At some point, it seems important to realize that most every Bahamian is somewhat compromised by the sordid political situation here.
Whether it is our media editors or environmental stewards.
As the police often bring in non local police to the Family Islands so that they are not unduly influenced by their many relatives, so too do we need to bring in some people from outside who have no ties to the political and family system in place.
I often thought BNT suffered from this myopia.
On Op-Ed: Short-term gains versus sustainable development
Posted 9 September 2025, 9:06 p.m. Suggest removal
Porcupine says...
Same as many Bahamian businesses.
Partnership.
If we only allowed Bahamians to own and operate businesses, where would we be now?
Are our educational outcomes a secret?
Don't need education to be a business person?
What part of the brain drain do we not understand?
How much is actually required, in cash, to become Bahamian?
Ask the Haitians, yes?
On Conch & Coconut chief: 'I'll protect our integrity'
Posted 9 September 2025, 8:58 p.m. Suggest removal