Dr. Sands and his crew of newly elected dinosaurs are far too stupid! Let us keep on grabbing at straws, reinventing the wheel, staying in the dark ages instead of embracing a proven new and lucrative commodity that we are seemingly good at, as the world leaves us behind in yet another area.
These same jackasses are rushing to sign us onto the WTO "agenda" without any consultation of the electorate or providing one iota of evidence of how WTO has improved the lives of any developing countries populous or intend to be positive for Bahamians!
How the Bahamas intend to fund mass repatriations has never been publically discussed. Either we're going to finally implement measures be taken seriously by these people about this or not.
One solution is to fine anyone caught hiring illegals the equivalent cost of repatriating at least 10 illegals. Secondly, among other deterrent measures, individuals found illegally gainfully employed should have all unlawfully gained income, valuables etc' confiscated by the state.
This whole illegal repatriation initiative can be made self-funding if we have the political will as the Dominican Republic displayed in resolving their Haitian invasion dilemma. Being nice and overly concerned about humane treatment has proved a total failure. It is time to remove the gloves, ignore the human rights activist, and do what works in the best interest of our country and people.
When the electorate applies retroactive thinking to Christie's total failure as constituency representative for Centreville, and prime minister of the country, objectively, we can make the judgment that the dancing Buffon shouldn't have been in politics at all!
Good riddance to Perry Gladstone Christie, Hubert Alexander Ingraham, Sir Lynden Pindling and Sir Roland Symonette for betraying the peoples' trust!
Meanwhile, the Bahamas deep in debt, tourism, and banking failing with no end in sight, grabbing at techno straws continue to dig in with myopic stupidity.
Dancing clown Perry Christie made more than one announcement of Baha Mar pending opening dates which never materialized is damning evidence against CCA which they cannot refute.
Sarkis unquestionably has full access to government records and should have absolutely no problem justifying his case. CCA's best course of action is to bite the bullet and quietly settle this dispute out of court expeditiously.
senator Ranard Henfield and Parliamentarians can be the catalyst for the most important national initiative in Bahamian history in the best interest of the masses and minority groups by being the driving force to tackle the injustice and ongoing theft of our natural resources by special interest groups!
No other initiative can comparably be of more importance in helping every single Bahamian!
Dionisio D'Aguilar and the Ministry Of Tourism must place serious focus on expanding excursion shore amenities if we expect to capitalize on any possible rise in total tourist spend benefiting the Bahamian economy, businesses, and workers!
Heads in beds and high day visitor numbers are redundant if ways and means of increasing visitor per capita resort spend are not hurridly implemented.
Minister D'Aguilar repeatedly expressed understanding and concern that increased visitor spend is vitally important to the health of the economy, however, no evidence to date indicates any diversification in new resort excursion amenities to achieving this goal.
Thank GOD, at least we are finally beyond the asinine stupidity rational of Vincent Vanderpool Wallace and Obie Wilchcombe barometer of gauging the health of tourism on arrival numbers alone, with absolutely no consideration of visitor per capita resort spend. These two jackass idiot geniuses were totally out of touch with the basic fundamentals of a resort destination objective to maximise profits with visitor spend opportunities.
SP says...
Dr. Sands and his crew of newly elected dinosaurs are far too stupid! Let us keep on grabbing at straws, reinventing the wheel, staying in the dark ages instead of embracing a proven new and lucrative commodity that we are seemingly good at, as the world leaves us behind in yet another area.
These same jackasses are rushing to sign us onto the WTO "agenda" without any consultation of the electorate or providing one iota of evidence of how WTO has improved the lives of any developing countries populous or intend to be positive for Bahamians!
**too stupid!!!**
Stop the Island, I want to get off!
On Marijuana issue ‘not on agenda’
Posted 4 January 2018, 6:59 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
How the Bahamas intend to fund mass repatriations has never been publically discussed. Either we're going to finally implement measures be taken seriously by these people about this or not.
One solution is to fine anyone caught hiring illegals the equivalent cost of repatriating at least 10 illegals. Secondly, among other deterrent measures, individuals found illegally gainfully employed should have all unlawfully gained income, valuables etc' confiscated by the state.
This whole illegal repatriation initiative can be made self-funding if we have the political will as the Dominican Republic displayed in resolving their Haitian invasion dilemma. Being nice and overly concerned about humane treatment has proved a total failure. It is time to remove the gloves, ignore the human rights activist, and do what works in the best interest of our country and people.
On ‘Send illegals home by end of this week’
Posted 3 January 2018, 4:12 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Louby Georges is an enemy of the state and should have his citizenship revoked as an example to all the rest of his kind!
Why we tolerate his sedition is beyond comprehension.
On 91 caught in migrant operations
Posted 2 January 2018, 11:28 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
When the electorate applies retroactive thinking to Christie's total failure as constituency representative for Centreville, and prime minister of the country, objectively, we can make the judgment that the dancing Buffon shouldn't have been in politics at all!
Good riddance to Perry Gladstone Christie, Hubert Alexander Ingraham, Sir Lynden Pindling and Sir Roland Symonette for betraying the peoples' trust!
The lot of them should be imprisoned for treason!
On Christie: I stayed too long
Posted 2 January 2018, 11:13 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
California legalized marijuana today and is predicted to eventually generate $1 billion annually in local and state tax revenue!
https://www.yahoo.com/news/now-buy-lega…
Meanwhile, the Bahamas deep in debt, tourism, and banking failing with no end in sight, grabbing at techno straws continue to dig in with myopic stupidity.
Too stupid!
On Three held over $1.6m drug seizure
Posted 1 January 2018, 10:52 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Too stupid!
On Three held over $1.6m drug seizure
Posted 1 January 2018, 7:33 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
We need to heavily penalize people caught hiring illegals. They won't want to come here if they knew no one would give them work.
On Defiant - sweeps for illegals 'stepping up'
Posted 31 December 2017, 8:54 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Dancing clown Perry Christie made more than one announcement of Baha Mar pending opening dates which never materialized is damning evidence against CCA which they cannot refute.
Sarkis unquestionably has full access to government records and should have absolutely no problem justifying his case. CCA's best course of action is to bite the bullet and quietly settle this dispute out of court expeditiously.
On UPDATED: CCA Bahamas and Sarkis clash over damages claim
Posted 29 December 2017, 10:34 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
senator Ranard Henfield and Parliamentarians can be the catalyst for the most important national initiative in Bahamian history in the best interest of the masses and minority groups by being the driving force to tackle the injustice and ongoing theft of our natural resources by special interest groups!
No other initiative can comparably be of more importance in helping every single Bahamian!
On Henfield issues salary challenge to Parliamentarians
Posted 29 December 2017, 6:08 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Dionisio D'Aguilar and the Ministry Of Tourism must place serious focus on expanding excursion shore amenities if we expect to capitalize on any possible rise in total tourist spend benefiting the Bahamian economy, businesses, and workers!
Heads in beds and high day visitor numbers are redundant if ways and means of increasing visitor per capita resort spend are not hurridly implemented.
Minister D'Aguilar repeatedly expressed understanding and concern that increased visitor spend is vitally important to the health of the economy, however, no evidence to date indicates any diversification in new resort excursion amenities to achieving this goal.
Thank GOD, at least we are finally beyond the asinine stupidity rational of Vincent Vanderpool Wallace and Obie Wilchcombe barometer of gauging the health of tourism on arrival numbers alone, with absolutely no consideration of visitor per capita resort spend. These two jackass idiot geniuses were totally out of touch with the basic fundamentals of a resort destination objective to maximise profits with visitor spend opportunities.
On Tourism minister ends deals that 'screwed the Bahamas'
Posted 29 December 2017, 5:47 p.m. Suggest removal