Comment history

SP says...

LMAO....This is the guy that told us his solution to the Haitian invasion was for Bahamians to learn Creol!

The rest is history.

SP says...

Taxis routinely overcharge anyway. How will anyone know the difference? They are the second biggest thieves on the island only surpassed by politicians and pastors!

SP says...

Well said!

SP says...

**WTF?** I don't know how, but this Joy Jibrilu has gotten away with bullshyting consecutive administrations for many, many years!

The **truth is** The Dominican Republic even without its major markets of Russia and Ukraine and unprecedented levels of crime the Dominican Republic continue to lead the **global tourism recovery.**

The Dominican Republic belongs to a small group of countries showing rapid tourism recovery in 2022. If we analyze the last 12 months of Dominican tourism, it is evident that the country has **already surpassed 6.8 million arrivals**, a level never reached before!

When the performance of the region is analyzed country by country, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, and Mexico continue to lead tourism recovery in 2022! not the bahamas.

The Dominican Republic, Minister of Tourism David Collado, has advised UNWTO of record arrival numbers for April, May, June, and July. Notably, arrivals in July were 24% higher than in 2019, putting the country on course for its best year on record.

Regardless of the Bahamas' close proximity to 450 million North Americans seeking sun and fun destination vacations, the PLP and FNM have **totally failed** to grow our tourism product commensurate with far-flung regional competitors that came from way behind us in the early 70s to surpass us today.

Our new airport has already outgrown capacity and is as **F-I-L-T-H-Y** as the old airport was, taxi drivers still routinely rip off visitors, jet ski and other front-line tourist operators are the worst of the worst, most ignorant individuals in the country!!!

**The Bahamas was once the number one destination in the region. Under PLP and FNM leadership we are now in the lower top ten.**

We need to stop masturbating in the Joy Jibrilu, PLP, and FNM bullshyt fantasy world and deal with the reality that these issues are unquestionably destroying our number one industry.

SP says...

We can't blame poor work ethics on the workers. The governments lousy management skills is on them, not the workers!

On Hundreds will need help with uniforms

Posted 12 August 2022, 3:27 p.m. Suggest removal

SP says...

We can thank the FNM Ingraham administration for creating the bail laws in the first place!

In fact the majority problems affecting Bahamaians today were all created by failed policies of the PLP and FNM.

SP says...

Unemployment and under-employment is a problem created by successive governments.

The government need to get rid of 50% of blue-collar expats and put our people back to work so they can take care of themselves.

On Hundreds will need help with uniforms

Posted 12 August 2022, 9:37 a.m. Suggest removal

SP says...

Mr. Bell must be living somewhere else. The figure is much higher than 150,000! Everywhere I go, all I hear is Creole. In fact, it's hard to FIND blue-collar Bahamians working anywhere.

A Google search of language in the Bahamas says "The biggest languages present in Bahamas include: English. Bahamian Creole. Haitian Creole".

So regardless of Mr. Bell's nonsense, Creole seems to be recognized by Google as the dominate language in the Bahamas, which can only translate to more Haitians in the Bahamas than Bahamians!!

Thank you PLP and FNM.

SP says...

Haiti is reaping what it has sowed for generations! The corrupt elite ruling class deserves everything the people impose on them.

Circumstances in Haiti is a prelude to where the Bahamas is unquestionably headed. It's only a matter of time.

On Commodore: Ships with migrants are stopped

Posted 8 August 2022, 9:03 p.m. Suggest removal

SP says...

Please **STFU** Pintard! The goose is no better than the gander.

On FNM warning: We need action - now

Posted 8 August 2022, 3:21 p.m. Suggest removal