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SP says...

WTF? Why not simply get rid of 20,000 blue-collar low skilled ex-pat workers and put Bahamians back to work so they can support themselves?

SP says...

Monkeys, assholes, or just plain idiots?

SP says...

Correct, and with the full blessings of these idiots we call politicians!

SP says...

Bahamians proudly celebrating 50 years remind of all the Haitians, Jamaicans, and other ex-pats that always brag about how great their country is....but won't go back!

These clowns are proud of our country that obviously cares more for taking care of foreigners being employed and doesn't give a damn about unemployed Bahamians!

SP says...

Better learn Creole, cause the proud and useless Haitians aren't going to learn English!

SP says...

**no chance** of myself or any member of my family going out there!

SP says...

It's going to be deadly!

SP says...

Regardless of the drop in prices, the Bahamas must remain vigilant against American and Dominican poachers!

We cannot drop what little guard we have against these two or the lobster industry will be completely destroyed.

Lower prices mean decreased demand and fewer Bahamian lobster fishermen on the fishing grounds which also translates to more unchallenged poaching opportunities.

Lobster prices may be lower today, however, they will not remain low forever! This is a great opportunity to allow lobster stocks to multiply until prices return to acceptable levels.

SP says...

Another big question is who were the taxi plates issued to? According to the grapevine, the majority of plates were given to Haitians.

On ‘How many taxi plates have been issued?’

Posted 2 December 2022, 4:27 p.m. Suggest removal

SP says...

Now that Wayne Munroe and this pig-headed PLP administration have undeniably failed in the fight against crime, they can now face the reality splashed all over the internet and accept that the only solution to crime is to provide jobs and opportunities for Bahamians.

This nonsense of government handouts to 10,000 unemployed and underemployed Bahamians is easily corrected by getting rid of 15,000 ex-pat low-skilled blue-collar workers and putting our people back to work.

Nowhere else in the world do governments allow low-skilled blue-collar workers to work in their countries while local inhabitants are unemployed. The Philippian, government **would never** under any circumstances entertain a Bahamian domestic worker to be employed in their country!

Successive governments failed immigration policies are the cause of unemployment and the associated crime wave we are now experiencing.

The level of absolute stupidy by both parties is mind-boggling!