pineridge mp Rev Fredrick McAlpine proved himself a totally useless ass the last time he sat as a minister and true to form continues to be an ass.
PM Sheriff Minnis made two major mistakes among a few others in selecting candidates, Fredrick McAlpine and Brent Symonette. These two "old hat" cretins are an albatross PM Minnis better be ready to deal with in the immediate future.
Disgruntled PLP's and FNM's relentlessly continue grabbing at straws to find something to discredit PM Minnis have stupidly classified themselves publically as total fools!
These people are eagerly all over the airwaves loudly condemning themselves and cementing their place on the wrong side of history in the wake of Dominica's humanitarian crises.
YES, there are many Bahamians in need of assistance, but their LIVES are not at peril.
Congratulations PM Sheriff Minnis for "AGAIN" displaying courage, strength, leadership, and tremendous resilience in the face of unprecedented adversity!
Bahamian car dealers are feeling the pinch due to Nigerians and their politically connected partners and aggressive Japanese direct marketing having glutted the market.
Fred Albury and Rick Lowe will become more casualties of a country being overrun by foreigners.
**@ Future...Well said!** These high and righteous perfect people are quick to throw stones. The cop had a beer in uniform so flippin what?
Cops are out there putting their lives in jeopardy, literally running around in the sun all day protecting these A/C loving, couch potato, knuckleheads, and they all see is the guy having a beer! How many people are impaired after a beer?
And please, nobody, tell me he should "respect the uniform" **cause, not dam any of you smart asses** will refuse this cops assistance or give a damn about him being in or out of "uniform" if he shows up to save your butts in a crisis situation!
PM Sheriff Minnis should also seriously consider a win-win proposition to extend support to displaced Dominican agriculturalist who has been totally wiped out to BAMSI. Dominicans developed a thriving export market.
Dominican major exports include coconuts, bananas, soap, bay oil, vegetables, grapefruit, and oranges. All of which can be focused on for local consumption and international markets.
Brent Symonette is a complete, rich, jackass who could care less about average Bahamians!
No country in the hemisphere except the Bahamas is stupid enough to allow unfettered access to illegal Haitians....Just jackass Brent thinks it's a grand idea.
PM Sheriff Minnis need to cause the promised parliamentarian recall bill to be tabled in the HOA so "we the people" can have the opportunity to show Brent what we think of his horseshit.
I am confident our brothers and sisters in the Turks and Caicos Islands who have always been overwhelmingly welcomed to the Bahamas are more aware than any other country in the region that the Bahamas can be counted on in times of need.
However, your question does raise an interesting question of equal importance. The Bahamas is now also forced to take special note of what happens when a country inundated with illegal immigrants is struck by natural disasters!
What happens with illegal immigrants should a similar disaster strike the Bahamas? Who pays to house, feed, secure and cloth them? Could the Haitian government be counted on to come to the aid of its illegal citizens resident on foreign soil?
My guess is Turks and Caicos would have found the difficult situation it now finds itself in much more manageable without the added responsibility of illegal immigrants.
The Bahamas had better wake up and smell the coffee with our illegal immigrant problem before we find ourselves in the very same difficult position Turks and Caicos now find itself!
Extending a helping hand to displaced Dominicans legally invited to our country is one thing. However, being forced to support illegal Haitian migrants after a disaster is anudder ting all together!
SP says...
UN appeals for $31 million for hurricane-battered Dominica. Minnis had reason to cry!
http://www.foxnews.com/world/2017/09/29…
On UPDATED: Tearful PM defies Dominica critics
Posted 1 October 2017, 6:57 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Everyone I know is waiting with bated breath to see the "Fitzgerald Junkanoo Bank Lane Shuffle"!
On Bannister dares Fitzgerald to sue
Posted 29 September 2017, 5:36 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
pineridge mp Rev Fredrick McAlpine proved himself a totally useless ass the last time he sat as a minister and true to form continues to be an ass.
PM Sheriff Minnis made two major mistakes among a few others in selecting candidates, Fredrick McAlpine and Brent Symonette. These two "old hat" cretins are an albatross PM Minnis better be ready to deal with in the immediate future.
On FNM MP asks: Will refugees go back home?
Posted 28 September 2017, 7:46 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Disgruntled PLP's and FNM's relentlessly continue grabbing at straws to find something to discredit PM Minnis have stupidly classified themselves publically as total fools!
These people are eagerly all over the airwaves loudly condemning themselves and cementing their place on the wrong side of history in the wake of Dominica's humanitarian crises.
YES, there are many Bahamians in need of assistance, but their LIVES are not at peril.
Congratulations PM Sheriff Minnis for "AGAIN" displaying courage, strength, leadership, and tremendous resilience in the face of unprecedented adversity!
On UPDATED: Tearful PM defies Dominica critics
Posted 28 September 2017, 6:50 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
PM Sheriff Minnis is obviously privy to more intimate details of Dominica's situation
US Navy evacuates residents from storm-devastated Dominica
http://www.bbc.com/news/av/world-latin-…
On UPDATED: Tearful PM defies Dominica critics
Posted 28 September 2017, 5:02 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Bahamian car dealers are feeling the pinch due to Nigerians and their politically connected partners and aggressive Japanese direct marketing having glutted the market.
Fred Albury and Rick Lowe will become more casualties of a country being overrun by foreigners.
On ‘Catching hell’: 100-unit slump in new auto sales
Posted 27 September 2017, 4:44 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
**@ Future...Well said!** These high and righteous perfect people are quick to throw stones. The cop had a beer in uniform so flippin what?
Cops are out there putting their lives in jeopardy, literally running around in the sun all day protecting these A/C loving, couch potato, knuckleheads, and they all see is the guy having a beer! How many people are impaired after a beer?
And please, nobody, tell me he should "respect the uniform" **cause, not dam any of you smart asses** will refuse this cops assistance or give a damn about him being in or out of "uniform" if he shows up to save your butts in a crisis situation!
These people really need to get a life!
On Policeman in uniform filmed as he buys beer
Posted 26 September 2017, 6:39 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Dominica grieving: Life after Hurricane Maria....These people need help!
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-ame…
PM Sheriff Minnis should also seriously consider a win-win proposition to extend support to displaced Dominican agriculturalist who has been totally wiped out to BAMSI. Dominicans developed a thriving export market.
Dominican major exports include coconuts, bananas, soap, bay oil, vegetables, grapefruit, and oranges. All of which can be focused on for local consumption and international markets.
On Minnis opens door to Dominica's students
Posted 26 September 2017, 6:03 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Brent Symonette is a complete, rich, jackass who could care less about average Bahamians!
No country in the hemisphere except the Bahamas is stupid enough to allow unfettered access to illegal Haitians....Just jackass Brent thinks it's a grand idea.
PM Sheriff Minnis need to cause the promised parliamentarian recall bill to be tabled in the HOA so "we the people" can have the opportunity to show Brent what we think of his horseshit.
Brent Symonette has to go!
On Schools told to admit migrant pupils
Posted 25 September 2017, 8:18 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
TAL ...**A squeaking wheel gets the grease!**
I am confident our brothers and sisters in the Turks and Caicos Islands who have always been overwhelmingly welcomed to the Bahamas are more aware than any other country in the region that the Bahamas can be counted on in times of need.
However, your question does raise an interesting question of equal importance. The Bahamas is now also forced to take special note of what happens when a country inundated with illegal immigrants is struck by natural disasters!
What happens with illegal immigrants should a similar disaster strike the Bahamas? Who pays to house, feed, secure and cloth them? Could the Haitian government be counted on to come to the aid of its illegal citizens resident on foreign soil?
My guess is Turks and Caicos would have found the difficult situation it now finds itself in much more manageable without the added responsibility of illegal immigrants.
The Bahamas had better wake up and smell the coffee with our illegal immigrant problem before we find ourselves in the very same difficult position Turks and Caicos now find itself!
Extending a helping hand to displaced Dominicans legally invited to our country is one thing. However, being forced to support illegal Haitian migrants after a disaster is anudder ting all together!
On Minnis opens door to Dominica's students
Posted 25 September 2017, 7:52 p.m. Suggest removal