Illegal Haitians running wild and taking over the country and these PLP jackasses arguing about a corrupt dead man that originally instigated the situation in the first place!
Prior to the PLP coming to power Bahamians had two jobs if they wanted to and there was practically no crime. Murders were something we heard about in the U.S. and if there was a murder anywhere in the Bahamas the entire country went into shock!
The government continues burying its head in the sand refusing to admit crime is a direct byproduct of unemployment and lack of opportunities for our people.
The government's secret deals to help Haiti and failed immigration policies are the root causes of unemployment and the resulting ever-escalating serious crime wave as more and more Bahamians are forced into crime for survival.
Our only hope to begin reversing the crime trend is to get rid of low-skilled ex-pats holding jobs that Bahamians can fill and force the government to reveal and cancel treaties with Haiti that restrict them from dealing sensibly with the ongoing and intensifying Haitian invasion.
We seriously doubt the government has the fortitude to implement either solution or cares enough about the best interest of Bahamians to do anything.
The only "real" solution is to get rid of the PLP and FNM parties that created and led the country to this dire situation!
**Yahoo News Report Today** Overwhelmed funeral homes in China are struggling with a deluge of deaths as the country exits its zero-COVID stance.
One facility is so busy that it's giving families only 5 to 10 minutes to mourn, per Bloomberg.
Demand for funeral services is so high that people are queuing outside funeral homes to sell their spots.
As a reopening China grapples with a tsunami of new COVID infections, its funeral parlors have become the latest industry under siege.
So many people are dying in Shanghai that one funeral home — handling five times more corpses than usual per day — is giving families only five to 10 minutes to mourn the dead in an unelaborate manner, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
Longhua Funeral Home laid out bodies on stretchers, allowing mourners to briefly pay their respects before being ushered away, the outlet wrote.
"The whole system is paralyzed right now," one Longhua employee told Bloomberg.
The former FNM tourism minister constantly insisted tourism would take years to recover to pre-covid levels after the pandemic!
Just goes to prove the government has absolutely no idea and no way of predicting anything with any accuracy. They will tell us anything as long as it supports their narrative.
From what I've heard so far law enforcement did an extraordinarily exceptional job providing protection during the parade!
Hat's off to PM Davis, rbpf, rbdf, for displaying the commonsense to flood downtown with layers of boots on the ground which prevented the undesirables among us to get anywhere even close to Bay Street.
All of the usual Tribune naysayers would have been here today complaining vehemently and condemning PM Davis and law enforcement if there was a gun, knife, or other violence committed against people during the parade.
**Where are these people when things go right?**
In all fairness, PM Davis, RBPF, and RBDF should be highly applauded for their outstanding job of protecting everyone. I hope they are ready for a duplicate performance for the New Years' parade.
Many people that dared not attend Junkanoo out of fear of personal safety can now reconsider going to the New Years' Junkanoo parade.
They should be ashamed to have to provide meals to unemployed Bahamians while the country is awash with blue-collar low skilled ex-pat workers occupying jobs Bahamians should have.
We should look after our own brothers and sisters first!
**WTF? Davis talking pure steaming bullshyt for consumption of ignorant followers again!**
Man please **STFU** and stop insulting our intelligence!
In a nutshell, the **TRUTH** is...the PLP and FNM totally failed to academically and vocationally educate and train the masses, then added insult to injury by giving 30,000 low-skilled blue-collar jobs to Asians and Latinos which forced tens of thousands of under-educated Bahamians to turn to crime for survival! Hence the resultant crime wave.
**The proof is undeniably in the statistics.** Successive PLP and FNM leadership have totally **F_A_I_L_D** the Bahamian people and are 100% responsible for the current crime wave!
The Bahamas is ranked #1 for serious crimes globally!
Data Source: World Bank - Similar Country Crime Rankings
Country Name Per 100K Population
Bahamas 33.46 Trinidad and Tobago 29.73 St. Martin (French part) 22.21 Puerto Rico 20.38 Seychelles 16.98 Panama 15.48 Barbados 8.78 Cayman Islands 8.22 Uruguay 7.88 Argentina 7.57 Greenland 7.09 Bermuda 6.25 Turks and Caicos Islands 5.65 Lithuania 5.35 United States 4.44 Isle of Man 3.59 Latvia 3.17 Estonia 3.11 Liechtenstein 2.69 Chile 2.47 Aruba 1.93 Finland 1.61 Hungary 1.49 Canada 1.46 Malta 1.39 Israel 1.38 Denmark 1.31 France 1.23 Slovak Republic 1.20 Australia 1.03 Greece 1.00 Cyprus 0.95 New Zealand 0.94 United Kingdom 0.90 Sweden 0.90 Germany 0.88 Croatia 0.85 Italy 0.79 Slovenia 0.77 Czech Republic 0.76 Poland 0.75 South Korea 0.74 Netherlands 0.73 Luxembourg 0.72 Spain 0.69 UAE 0.66 Bahrain 0.60 Norway 0.56 Austria 0.52 Switzerland 0.50 Hong Kong 0.38 Qatar 0.37 Japan 0.31 Iceland 0.30 Oman 0.30 Singapore 0.25 Macao 0.17 Andorra 0.00
Between the Baha Mar and now FTX fiascos both facing serious scrutiny in U.S. courts, several of the most powerful pirates in the Bahamas will finally be exposed and made to walk the plank into jail where they belonged decades ago!
SP says...
Illegal Haitians running wild and taking over the country and these PLP jackasses arguing about a corrupt dead man that originally instigated the situation in the first place!
On Mitchell blasted by Dame Marguerite
Posted 11 January 2023, 7:05 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Prior to the PLP coming to power Bahamians had two jobs if they wanted to and there was practically no crime. Murders were something we heard about in the U.S. and if there was a murder anywhere in the Bahamas the entire country went into shock!
The government continues burying its head in the sand refusing to admit crime is a direct byproduct of unemployment and lack of opportunities for our people.
The government's secret deals to help Haiti and failed immigration policies are the root causes of unemployment and the resulting ever-escalating serious crime wave as more and more Bahamians are forced into crime for survival.
Our only hope to begin reversing the crime trend is to get rid of low-skilled ex-pats holding jobs that Bahamians can fill and force the government to reveal and cancel treaties with Haiti that restrict them from dealing sensibly with the ongoing and intensifying Haitian invasion.
We seriously doubt the government has the fortitude to implement either solution or cares enough about the best interest of Bahamians to do anything.
The only "real" solution is to get rid of the PLP and FNM parties that created and led the country to this dire situation!
On PM: We’ll give more resources to crime fight
Posted 10 January 2023, 9:08 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
**Somebody lying through their teeth**
**Yahoo News Report Today** Overwhelmed funeral homes in China are struggling with a deluge of deaths as the country exits its zero-COVID stance.
One facility is so busy that it's giving families only 5 to 10 minutes to mourn, per Bloomberg.
Demand for funeral services is so high that people are queuing outside funeral homes to sell their spots.
As a reopening China grapples with a tsunami of new COVID infections, its funeral parlors have become the latest industry under siege.
So many people are dying in Shanghai that one funeral home — handling five times more corpses than usual per day — is giving families only five to 10 minutes to mourn the dead in an unelaborate manner, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
Longhua Funeral Home laid out bodies on stretchers, allowing mourners to briefly pay their respects before being ushered away, the outlet wrote.
"The whole system is paralyzed right now," one Longhua employee told Bloomberg.
On COVID ‘under control’ in China despite wave of new measures
Posted 5 January 2023, 6:48 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
The former FNM tourism minister constantly insisted tourism would take years to recover to pre-covid levels after the pandemic!
Just goes to prove the government has absolutely no idea and no way of predicting anything with any accuracy. They will tell us anything as long as it supports their narrative.
On More than 300 percent rise in tourism in November over previous year
Posted 30 December 2022, 7:15 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
From what I've heard so far law enforcement did an extraordinarily exceptional job providing protection during the parade!
Hat's off to PM Davis, rbpf, rbdf, for displaying the commonsense to flood downtown with layers of boots on the ground which prevented the undesirables among us to get anywhere even close to Bay Street.
All of the usual Tribune naysayers would have been here today complaining vehemently and condemning PM Davis and law enforcement if there was a gun, knife, or other violence committed against people during the parade.
**Where are these people when things go right?**
In all fairness, PM Davis, RBPF, and RBDF should be highly applauded for their outstanding job of protecting everyone. I hope they are ready for a duplicate performance for the New Years' parade.
Many people that dared not attend Junkanoo out of fear of personal safety can now reconsider going to the New Years' Junkanoo parade.
On ONE WINNER: One Family unofficial winner as Junkanoo returns to Bay Street
Posted 28 December 2022, 9:43 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
They should be ashamed to have to provide meals to unemployed Bahamians while the country is awash with blue-collar low skilled ex-pat workers occupying jobs Bahamians should have.
We should look after our own brothers and sisters first!
Shame on the government.
On Crowds in GB for hot meals
Posted 26 December 2022, 10:40 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
**WTF? Davis talking pure steaming bullshyt for consumption of ignorant followers again!**
Man please **STFU** and stop insulting our intelligence!
In a nutshell, the **TRUTH** is...the PLP and FNM totally failed to academically and vocationally educate and train the masses, then added insult to injury by giving 30,000 low-skilled blue-collar jobs to Asians and Latinos which forced tens of thousands of under-educated Bahamians to turn to crime for survival! Hence the resultant crime wave.
**The proof is undeniably in the statistics.** Successive PLP and FNM leadership have totally **F_A_I_L_D** the Bahamian people and are 100% responsible for the current crime wave!
The Bahamas is ranked #1 for serious crimes globally!
Data Source: World Bank - Similar Country Crime Rankings
Country Name Per 100K Population
Bahamas 33.46
Trinidad and Tobago 29.73
St. Martin (French part) 22.21
Puerto Rico 20.38
Seychelles 16.98
Panama 15.48
Barbados 8.78
Cayman Islands 8.22
Uruguay 7.88
Argentina 7.57
Greenland 7.09
Bermuda 6.25
Turks and Caicos Islands 5.65
Lithuania 5.35
United States 4.44
Isle of Man 3.59
Latvia 3.17
Estonia 3.11
Liechtenstein 2.69
Chile 2.47
Aruba 1.93
Finland 1.61
Hungary 1.49
Canada 1.46
Malta 1.39
Israel 1.38
Denmark 1.31
France 1.23
Slovak Republic 1.20
Australia 1.03
Greece 1.00
Cyprus 0.95
New Zealand 0.94
United Kingdom 0.90
Sweden 0.90
Germany 0.88
Croatia 0.85
Italy 0.79
Slovenia 0.77
Czech Republic 0.76
Poland 0.75
South Korea 0.74
Netherlands 0.73
Luxembourg 0.72
Spain 0.69
UAE 0.66
Bahrain 0.60
Norway 0.56
Austria 0.52
Switzerland 0.50
Hong Kong 0.38
Qatar 0.37
Japan 0.31
Iceland 0.30
Oman 0.30
Singapore 0.25
Macao 0.17
Andorra 0.00
**Davis talking 100% bullshyt for idiots.**
On PM: Murder rate ‘unacceptable’
Posted 19 December 2022, 11:38 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
**This is great news!**
Between the Baha Mar and now FTX fiascos both facing serious scrutiny in U.S. courts, several of the most powerful pirates in the Bahamas will finally be exposed and made to walk the plank into jail where they belonged decades ago!
On ‘FTX BAHAMAS CHIEF CONFESSED TO FRAUD’: Securities Commission director says admission led to liquidation move
Posted 16 December 2022, 6:42 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
It would be interesting to know how many of these accidents involve small Japanese vehicles as they seem to be the most prolific traffic offenders.
On Four killed in weekend road crashes
Posted 13 December 2022, 7:09 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
plp all the way to nowhere & fnm welcome to the past.
On FNM: Sears throwing PM under bus
Posted 12 December 2022, 8:50 a.m. Suggest removal