We need to stop allowing politicians to control the countries narrative. The country is in the crapper and the people are suffering with no end in sight.
A "debate" on reparations for natural resources and how they will be realigned to benefit the populace and country at large should be demanded front and center!
*Translation:....* Decades of **P**illage **L**oot **P**lunder and **F**oreign **N**ational **M**ovement abysmal failure to grow the economy commensurate with population growth and educate the populace, only catering to self-interest, asinine political stupidity, and bipartisan corruption is the predominant causes of the current dire straights we now find ourselves.
Compounded with out of control illegal migration, financial repatriations of over 70,000 Asians and Latinos dominating the domestic sector, Haitians dominating construction, Indians dominating Bay Street, Chinese dominating tourism, restaurants and food stores, Africans dominating used cars & tire shops all with governments blessings.
What is left is for Bahamians supposedly to be trained in, is catering to foreigners that own the Bahamian economy!
How will "we" grow an economy in which "we" have had no incentive for involvement? Who did "we" supposedly build this country for?
Marijuana is being legalized or decriminalized in "real countries", and the Bahamas is talking about debating the issue, while other countries are using the opportunity for profit, simultaneously making prison space for real criminals?
If we are so intelligent to "debate" this issue that others have long ago concluded, why are we a borderline failed state compared to the rest of these countries?
The Jones Act relates to Puerto Rico and is the reason they continue to fail. U.S. port problems are not the issue. Comparative "Port Fees" between the Bahamas and Florida are astronomically unbalanced and totally unjustifiable!
Mike Maura and crew are monopolizing, thieving, pirates holding the entire country hostage very similar to the Jones Act with Puerto Rico!
Hubert Alexander Ingraham is the best person to answer your question, as he is the special interest group ass kisser that conspired with his pirate financial backers for this prime location that should have been utilized to maximize resort amenities to increase tourist spend for an unsightly container port!
A rock was thrown into a crowd of employers, now the most prolific offenders are crying out! These are the people influencing the illegal migrant problem by hiring them under the table to increase profit margins at the expense of the country at large!
The government now has the identity of the biggest targets to focus on. These people and others like them need to be made accountable for their crimes.
Mike Maura and his crew of pirates have held the country hostage for decades with outrages port fees when compared to U.S. port fees. They mercilessly rape the people before any merchants goods could be landed causing an artificial higher cost of living across the board!
As an importer of goods from China and Europe to the Bahamas and U.S., Mike Maura's port fees are ridiculous, unconscionable and would amount to racketeering in the United States.
SP says...
Why not? If "the people" stand together, it could easily happen! "Talking" about it has accomplished nothing, and never will.
If we want change, we have to fight for it! Don't expect the Bay Street Boys and their crew of corrupt politicians to offer an olive branch!
Natural resources belong to the Bahamian people, not a few pirates and political lackeys.
On Marijuana - we need the debate
Posted 10 January 2018, 1:37 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
We need to stop allowing politicians to control the countries narrative. The country is in the crapper and the people are suffering with no end in sight.
A "debate" on reparations for natural resources and how they will be realigned to benefit the populace and country at large should be demanded front and center!
On Marijuana - we need the debate
Posted 10 January 2018, 11:11 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
*Translation:....* Decades of **P**illage **L**oot **P**lunder and **F**oreign **N**ational **M**ovement abysmal failure to grow the economy commensurate with population growth and educate the populace, only catering to self-interest, asinine political stupidity, and bipartisan corruption is the predominant causes of the current dire straights we now find ourselves.
Compounded with out of control illegal migration, financial repatriations of over 70,000 Asians and Latinos dominating the domestic sector, Haitians dominating construction, Indians dominating Bay Street, Chinese dominating tourism, restaurants and food stores, Africans dominating used cars & tire shops all with governments blessings.
What is left is for Bahamians supposedly to be trained in, is catering to foreigners that own the Bahamian economy!
How will "we" grow an economy in which "we" have had no incentive for involvement? Who did "we" supposedly build this country for?
On 11,000 youth jobless on New Providence
Posted 10 January 2018, 10:58 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Marijuana is being legalized or decriminalized in "real countries", and the Bahamas is talking about debating the issue, while other countries are using the opportunity for profit, simultaneously making prison space for real criminals?
http://www.thekindland.com/products/all…
If we are so intelligent to "debate" this issue that others have long ago concluded, why are we a borderline failed state compared to the rest of these countries?
**too stupid!**
On Marijuana - we need the debate
Posted 10 January 2018, 9:56 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Exactly what does the "majority rule"? Poverty?
On Davis cites PLP legacy for Majority Rule Day
Posted 8 January 2018, 4:52 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2013…
On Christie’s PLP critics ‘shown no respect’
Posted 6 January 2018, 4:21 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
The Jones Act relates to Puerto Rico and is the reason they continue to fail. U.S. port problems are not the issue. Comparative "Port Fees" between the Bahamas and Florida are astronomically unbalanced and totally unjustifiable!
Mike Maura and crew are monopolizing, thieving, pirates holding the entire country hostage very similar to the Jones Act with Puerto Rico!
On Illegals offensive unsettles business
Posted 4 January 2018, 8:18 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Hubert Alexander Ingraham is the best person to answer your question, as he is the special interest group ass kisser that conspired with his pirate financial backers for this prime location that should have been utilized to maximize resort amenities to increase tourist spend for an unsightly container port!
On Illegals offensive unsettles business
Posted 4 January 2018, 8:07 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
A rock was thrown into a crowd of employers, now the most prolific offenders are crying out! These are the people influencing the illegal migrant problem by hiring them under the table to increase profit margins at the expense of the country at large!
The government now has the identity of the biggest targets to focus on. These people and others like them need to be made accountable for their crimes.
Mike Maura and his crew of pirates have held the country hostage for decades with outrages port fees when compared to U.S. port fees. They mercilessly rape the people before any merchants goods could be landed causing an artificial higher cost of living across the board!
As an importer of goods from China and Europe to the Bahamas and U.S., Mike Maura's port fees are ridiculous, unconscionable and would amount to racketeering in the United States.
On Illegals offensive unsettles business
Posted 4 January 2018, 7:43 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
How long are we going to be too stupid to do what's best for ourselves?
Too stupid!!
On Marijuana issue ‘not on agenda’
Posted 4 January 2018, 7:02 p.m. Suggest removal