The PLP and FNM are the architects that created the crime wave by giving 10's of thousands of blue collar jobs that every other country protect for their own people to foreigners!
Bahamians were forced to learn how to hustle in the streets for survival and have now reached the point of murdering each other for crumbs.
Government failed immigration policies and absolute gross stupidity that lead to decades of high unemployment among the youth has now come full circle to bite them squarely where the sun don't shine!
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, all these reports and talk about escalating murders should compel everyone concerned to research the correlation between unemployment, lack of opportunity, hopelessness and serious crime.
Many people have strong opinions about what they **"tink"** is the root cause of crime. The answer is well documented and available for all to see on the net. The government dam well knows the root cause of our crime crises, but will not dare admit their failings and most people are too lazy to research the matter, so the government gets away again!
The government is 100% responsible for the crime wave and should be 100% responsible to reverse their failed policies to resolve situation!
The PLP **and** FNM are 100% responsible for the sad state of our country!
They are to be held fully accountable for creating the dire unemployment situation today greatly contributing to the present crime dilemma, by giving work permits to tens of thousands of foreign blue collar workers now occupying menial jobs that should have been reserved for Bahamians. This failed policy forced at risk Bahamians to "hustle" the streets for survival resulting in the present crime wave as people have to literally "fight" for survival.
The alarmingly huge response to job fairs for minimum salary pointless positions is ample evidence that Bahamians are suffering.
PLP and FNM arrogant shortsightedness regardless of decades of warnings from various sectors that what we now face would be inevitable, now rest squarely on their shoulders!
**PLP and FNM** multi-decades of dismal failure in education, immigration, unemployment, and disproportionate economic to population growth, have finally come home full circle to roost. They are now reaping what they sowed!
No magic crime plan in the world can undo 5 decades of greed, stupidity, and bypartisan systemic corruption.
The usual soapbox political press statements no longer work because talking bullshyt and living true reality in our country is like oil and water.
PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis more intrusive policing strategy aims to create the "illusion" of better policing to the public. This too will fail as criminals will simply avoid road blocks.
One day PM Davis will need to face the reality that crime is a multi-faceted problem encompassing failed immigration policies, and education systems, unemployment and shortages of opportunities, a lack of vocational training, etc.
Regardless of all the excess millions of income from the new Prince George cruise port, at the end of the day it still only equates to low-salary jobs for Bahamians!
The prime ministers blah, blah, blah, blah, blah is no solution and totally unacceptable!
Davis needs to **stop the bullshyting** and make space at the prison by decriminalizing the marijuana laws, expunging criminal records, and releasing people incarcerated for use or possession of marijuana to make space to keep these murdering animals away from society.
The government had no problem rushing to comply with US laws regarding criminalizing the use or possession of marijuana resulting in destroying the lives of any number of capable, law abiding Bahamians.
President Biden issued a Proclamation on Granting Pardon for the Offense of Simple Possession of Marijuana, Attempted Simple Possession of Marijuana, or Use of Marijuana In Proclamation 10467 of October 6, 2022 and December 2023.
Grand Bahama ongoing downward spiral is predominately caused by a lack of government vision and assertiveness to diversify Freeports economy to a duty free shopping destination similar to that of Panama!
Freeport has all of the same global trans-shipping characteristics as Panama that would immediately transform Grand Bahama to a major duty free shopping destination for Caribbean and North Americans.
This a no-brainer natural solution. However, the PLP and FNM lack the balls and/or brains to pull the trigger.
The government needs to stop pandering to the US and do what is best for the Bahamas!
Finally, a member of the clergy in the person of Pastor TG Morrison, has found the courage to stand up and acknowledge the governments apathy on the Haitian invasion crises.
We cannot even begin to listen to Fred Mitchell who is himself of Haitian decent, as are too many other so called "political leaders".
What percentage of individuals of Haitian decent sit in the Dominican Republics Parliament verses the Bahamas Parliament? How does the Bahamas expect Haitians with political power to fight the invasion of their own Haitian nationals?
What justification is there for "The United Nations, meanwhile, has urged the country to halt deportations of Haitians because of the unrest in that country" when BahamasAir is overbooked daily with flights to Haiti?
Illegal Haitian migration has been a national security threat for decades, and is already an existential threat that has caused cataclysmic effects in unemployment, fraud, traffic violations, crime, drug and arms dealing, not to mention the devastating effects of the well known Haitian parallel economy that undermines everything Bahamian!
Regardless of the governments usual soft shoe, duck and dodge, approach to the invasion crises, **Every Bahamian is well aware that the Haitian invasion is the enemy # 1 to the sovereignty of the Bahamas.**
SP says...
Thank you PLP and FNM. 50 years of failed immigration policies have finally come home to roost!
Now what you gonna do?
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SP says...
The PLP and FNM are the architects that created the crime wave by giving 10's of thousands of blue collar jobs that every other country protect for their own people to foreigners!
Bahamians were forced to learn how to hustle in the streets for survival and have now reached the point of murdering each other for crumbs.
Government failed immigration policies and absolute gross stupidity that lead to decades of high unemployment among the youth has now come full circle to bite them squarely where the sun don't shine!
On Are you in favour of more intrusive policing to tackle crime?
Posted 19 January 2024, 3:52 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, all these reports and talk about escalating murders should compel everyone concerned to research the correlation between unemployment, lack of opportunity, hopelessness and serious crime.
Many people have strong opinions about what they **"tink"** is the root cause of crime. The answer is well documented and available for all to see on the net. The government dam well knows the root cause of our crime crises, but will not dare admit their failings and most people are too lazy to research the matter, so the government gets away again!
The government is 100% responsible for the crime wave and should be 100% responsible to reverse their failed policies to resolve situation!
On EDITORIAL: Are we doing enough to reduce crime?
Posted 19 January 2024, 10:21 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
The PLP **and** FNM are 100% responsible for the sad state of our country!
They are to be held fully accountable for creating the dire unemployment situation today greatly contributing to the present crime dilemma, by giving work permits to tens of thousands of foreign blue collar workers now occupying menial jobs that should have been reserved for Bahamians. This failed policy forced at risk Bahamians to "hustle" the streets for survival resulting in the present crime wave as people have to literally "fight" for survival.
The alarmingly huge response to job fairs for minimum salary pointless positions is ample evidence that Bahamians are suffering.
PLP and FNM arrogant shortsightedness regardless of decades of warnings from various sectors that what we now face would be inevitable, now rest squarely on their shoulders!
On Govt releases crime plan, FNM dismisses it as a ‘glossy brochure’
Posted 18 January 2024, 9:05 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
**PLP and FNM** multi-decades of dismal failure in education, immigration, unemployment, and disproportionate economic to population growth, have finally come home full circle to roost. They are now reaping what they sowed!
No magic crime plan in the world can undo 5 decades of greed, stupidity, and bypartisan systemic corruption.
The usual soapbox political press statements no longer work because talking bullshyt and living true reality in our country is like oil and water.
The can has been kicked to the end of the road!
On Govt releases crime plan, FNM dismisses it as a ‘glossy brochure’
Posted 17 January 2024, 7:26 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
I am confused. Why can't the PLP simply ask Rodney Moncur for a solution?
On Two men shot dead in separate incidents
Posted 17 January 2024, 7:02 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
PRIME Minister Philip “Brave” Davis more intrusive policing strategy aims to create the "illusion" of better policing to the public. This too will fail as criminals will simply avoid road blocks.
One day PM Davis will need to face the reality that crime is a multi-faceted problem encompassing failed immigration policies, and education systems, unemployment and shortages of opportunities, a lack of vocational training, etc.
Regardless of all the excess millions of income from the new Prince George cruise port, at the end of the day it still only equates to low-salary jobs for Bahamians!
On CRACKDOWN: More intrusive policing coming, anti-gang laws are promised, more CCTV and increased patrols
Posted 15 January 2024, 12:39 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
The prime ministers blah, blah, blah, blah, blah is no solution and totally unacceptable!
Davis needs to **stop the bullshyting** and make space at the prison by decriminalizing the marijuana laws, expunging criminal records, and releasing people incarcerated for use or possession of marijuana to make space to keep these murdering animals away from society.
The government had no problem rushing to comply with US laws regarding criminalizing the use or possession of marijuana resulting in destroying the lives of any number of capable, law abiding Bahamians.
President Biden issued a Proclamation on Granting Pardon for the Offense of Simple Possession of Marijuana, Attempted Simple Possession of Marijuana, or Use of Marijuana
In Proclamation 10467 of October 6, 2022 and December 2023.
Why is the Bahamas **ALWAYS** stuck on stupid?
On MURDER RATE UP 150 PERCENT COMPARED TO LAST YEAR: Grandmother is latest victim, her grandson in critical condition after shooting
Posted 12 January 2024, 11:11 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Grand Bahama ongoing downward spiral is predominately caused by a lack of government vision and assertiveness to diversify Freeports economy to a duty free shopping destination similar to that of Panama!
Freeport has all of the same global trans-shipping characteristics as Panama that would immediately transform Grand Bahama to a major duty free shopping destination for Caribbean and North Americans.
This a no-brainer natural solution. However, the PLP and FNM lack the balls and/or brains to pull the trigger.
The government needs to stop pandering to the US and do what is best for the Bahamas!
On PharmaChem close sparks GB population shrink fears
Posted 12 January 2024, 9:39 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Finally, a member of the clergy in the person of Pastor TG Morrison, has found the courage to stand up and acknowledge the governments apathy on the Haitian invasion crises.
We cannot even begin to listen to Fred Mitchell who is himself of Haitian decent, as are too many other so called "political leaders".
What percentage of individuals of Haitian decent sit in the Dominican Republics Parliament verses the Bahamas Parliament? How does the Bahamas expect Haitians with political power to fight the invasion of their own Haitian nationals?
What justification is there for "The United Nations, meanwhile, has urged the country to halt deportations of Haitians because of the unrest in that country" when BahamasAir is overbooked daily with flights to Haiti?
Illegal Haitian migration has been a national security threat for decades, and is already an existential threat that has caused cataclysmic effects in unemployment, fraud, traffic violations, crime, drug and arms dealing, not to mention the devastating effects of the well known Haitian parallel economy that undermines everything Bahamian!
Regardless of the governments usual soft shoe, duck and dodge, approach to the invasion crises, **Every Bahamian is well aware that the Haitian invasion is the enemy # 1 to the sovereignty of the Bahamas.**
On IMMIGRATION ‘A RISK TO NATION’: Pastor warns of those who come to Bahamas illegally at Majority Rule service
Posted 11 January 2024, 9:51 a.m. Suggest removal