The FNM's "automatic life in prison" for traffic fatalities law certainly also doesn't encourage anyone to stop and check after an accident or turn oneself in!
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. **No organization can investigate itself.**
This is prove positive that there are far too many skeletons in the closets to allow the FBI or Scotland yard to EVER do any investigations in the Bahamas.
**I said this would happen right here from the very beginning!**
Firstly, Old Fort Bay Company Ltd in selling the **three-acre parcel** to his father in 1998, presently limit development to two private residential dwellings of “no more than 3,000 square feet each” is absolutely ludicrous to start with at best!
Which residential development by New Providence Development Company and its affiliate, Old Fort Bay Company has just two private residential dwellings on **three-acres of land**?
Certainly not the houses in Old Fort Bay, where houses are squeezed so tightly together it should be illegal!
**Why does New Providence Development Company and its affiliate, Old Fort Bay Company feel they can impose restrictions on Mr. Dean that they clearly do not observe themselves?**
Secondly, specific prejudice ‘restrictive covenants’ in land titles is nothing new. These racist also have ‘restrictive covenants’ for all property in Western New Providence specifying that "they could not be sold, bought or owned by black people".
New Providence Development Company and its affiliate, Old Fort Bay Company racist mentality cannot be allowed to continue in our country!
When these two PLP and FNM MP's are done pointing fingers at each other trying to duck responsibility about the lack of infrastructure in Eleuthera, the rest can have the same arguments about Andros, Exuma, Long Island and ALL the other family island suffering the very same situations.
At least they get away with "blaming parents" with this one!
Mr. Pintard refuses to acknowledge the fact that the very same loopholes the PLP are using to avoid accountability were always in place and used just as much by the FNM when they were in power!
Pintard is attempting to swing us into believing this is something new.
Both parties are equally guilty of using these types of scams with under the table, backdoor dealing, and have obviously agreed leave the loopholes intact to be exploited by whomever is in power.
Bahamians are not as ignorant as these politicians have convinced themselves we are.
Nothing will or could ever change in the Bahamas as long as either the PLP or FNM are in power. As they have obviously colluded to leave these types of loopholes in tact to be exploited when either party is in power.
We're not stupid. The PLP and FNM are unquestionably two sides of the same coin.
😎 Amazing that the usual crew of outspoken know it all genius racists that complain about everything have absolutely no comments when the government gets something right. 🤣
VERY refreshing to have some good news for a change!
I don't know what criteria was used to conclude a 90-95% decrease in poaching from the Dominicans and Americans, however, obviously the catch increase suggests the Defense Force efforts has had a positive impact on protecting our territorial waters for Bahamians.
Dominicans were well known to have exported exceedingly more fishery products than the Bahamas for decades, even though their waters are basically totally fished out.
Americans took advantage of proximity and the lack of marine policing to rape Bahamian waters of everything and anything at will....With a smile!
Congratulations to the Defense Force and the government, for finally stepping up in doing their jobs of protecting our fisheries and the fishing industry.
THE trusses on a **hurricane shelter** being built in Abaco collapsed. 😳
The shelter was originally **slated to open in May 2021**. 🥸
Officials say they expect it to be **completed by the end of this year**. 🤣
He called the rise to $4.8m “inexplicable”. 😎
We don’t want to make things like this political, but the incompetence is rife here,” he said. 🙄
In response to the criticism, Leon Lundy, the minister responsible for the Disaster Risk Management Authority, noted that no one was inside when the roof collapsed and **emphasized that safety is the top priority.** 😬
He said despite the setback, the contractor remains **committed to delivering a quality hurricane shelter capable of withstanding Category 5 winds.** 😮
SP says...
The FNM's "automatic life in prison" for traffic fatalities law certainly also doesn't encourage anyone to stop and check after an accident or turn oneself in!
On Killer driver left dad lying in road
Posted 1 October 2024, 6:06 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. **No organization can investigate itself.**
This is prove positive that there are far too many skeletons in the closets to allow the FBI or Scotland yard to EVER do any investigations in the Bahamas.
**I said this would happen right here from the very beginning!**
On Fernander: Police probe to complete by year’s end
Posted 21 September 2024, 8:07 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Firstly, Old Fort Bay Company Ltd in selling the **three-acre parcel** to his father in 1998, presently limit development to two private residential dwellings of “no more than 3,000 square feet each” is absolutely ludicrous to start with at best!
Which residential development by New Providence Development Company and its affiliate, Old Fort Bay Company has just two private residential dwellings on **three-acres of land**?
Certainly not the houses in Old Fort Bay, where houses are squeezed so tightly together it should be illegal!
**Why does New Providence Development Company and its affiliate, Old Fort Bay Company feel they can impose restrictions on Mr. Dean that they clearly do not observe themselves?**
Secondly, specific prejudice ‘restrictive covenants’ in land titles is nothing new. These racist also have ‘restrictive covenants’ for all property in Western New Providence specifying that "they could not be sold, bought or owned by black people".
New Providence Development Company and its affiliate, Old Fort Bay Company racist mentality cannot be allowed to continue in our country!
On Top developers accused of ‘weaponising’ covenants
Posted 16 September 2024, 6:32 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Although normally a safe and convenient mode of getting between Islands, no charter planes for me.
On Crash victim was on way to mom’s funeral
Posted 13 September 2024, 6:27 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
When these two PLP and FNM MP's are done pointing fingers at each other trying to duck responsibility about the lack of infrastructure in Eleuthera, the rest can have the same arguments about Andros, Exuma, Long Island and ALL the other family island suffering the very same situations.
At least they get away with "blaming parents" with this one!
They are unmistakably two sides of the same coin.
On Ex-MP: Eleuthera’s water ‘never this bad’ under me
Posted 13 September 2024, 6:19 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Mr. Pintard refuses to acknowledge the fact that the very same loopholes the PLP are using to avoid accountability were always in place and used just as much by the FNM when they were in power!
Pintard is attempting to swing us into believing this is something new.
Both parties are equally guilty of using these types of scams with under the table, backdoor dealing, and have obviously agreed leave the loopholes intact to be exploited by whomever is in power.
Bahamians are not as ignorant as these politicians have convinced themselves we are.
Nothing will or could ever change in the Bahamas as long as either the PLP or FNM are in power. As they have obviously colluded to leave these types of loopholes in tact to be exploited when either party is in power.
We're not stupid. The PLP and FNM are unquestionably two sides of the same coin.
STFU Pintard.
On Pintard condemns govt for failing to disclose ‘crucial details’ of Saudi loan
Posted 11 September 2024, 11:13 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
😎 Amazing that the usual crew of outspoken know it all genius racists that complain about everything have absolutely no comments when the government gets something right. 🤣
On Fishermen hail August as the ‘best in history’
Posted 5 September 2024, 7:48 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
VERY refreshing to have some good news for a change!
I don't know what criteria was used to conclude a 90-95% decrease in poaching from the Dominicans and Americans, however, obviously the catch increase suggests the Defense Force efforts has had a positive impact on protecting our territorial waters for Bahamians.
Dominicans were well known to have exported exceedingly more fishery products than the Bahamas for decades, even though their waters are basically totally fished out.
Americans took advantage of proximity and the lack of marine policing to rape Bahamian waters of everything and anything at will....With a smile!
Congratulations to the Defense Force and the government, for finally stepping up in doing their jobs of protecting our fisheries and the fishing industry.
Well done!
On Fishermen hail August as the ‘best in history’
Posted 4 September 2024, 3:46 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
THE trusses on a **hurricane shelter** being built in Abaco collapsed. 😳
The shelter was originally **slated to open in May 2021**. 🥸
Officials say they expect it to be **completed by the end of this year**. 🤣
He called the rise to $4.8m “inexplicable”. 😎
We don’t want to make things like this political, but the incompetence is rife here,” he said. 🙄
In response to the criticism, Leon Lundy, the minister responsible for the Disaster Risk Management Authority, noted that no one was inside when the roof collapsed and **emphasized that safety is the top priority.** 😬
He said despite the setback, the contractor remains **committed to delivering a quality hurricane shelter capable of withstanding Category 5 winds.** 😮
**March on Bahama land** 🤔
On Abaco shelter roof collapses
Posted 2 September 2024, 9:26 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
I don't know what the government is up to, but they have certainly found another brilliant way to destroy tourism and commerce!
On Eleuthera utilities woes hurting vacation rentals
Posted 28 August 2024, 3:40 p.m. Suggest removal