🤣 I knew one of you political apologist would be stupid enough to attempt shifting the blame of "political failings" to protect low skilled jobs for Bahamians on parents.
Literally 10"s of thousands of low skilled jobs now occupied by expats should have been reserved for Bahamians only!
No Bahamian will will EVER be granted a low skilled blue collar job in Asia, Latin Ameica, or Haiti!
If foreign employers don't like black domestic workers, they shouldn't be here. They can carry their ass's to another country. We will survive just as well without them too, because their Asian, Latino, or Haitian employees send remittances to home countries which doesn't benefit the Bahamas.
Unemployed, desperate, Bahamian youth's have no alternative but to turn to crime for survival.
Don't act surprised if **Y-O-U** wake up one morning to the barrel of a gun!
To resolve the problem government needs to simply keep bringing in more Asians, Latinos, Haitians, and others to disenfranchise more of our youth from jobs, hope, and opportunities!
You hit the nail square on the head! Nassau has the same problem only worse, with expats and second home owners.
They could care less about our laws, and why should they when there's no penalty and nobody has been fined for hiring illegals, secondly, immigration can't go into gated communities to look for illegals anyway.
The country is buried in illegals from all over the place being facilitated by expats and second home owners looking for the cheapest labour.
**Wannabe king** Trump will do whatever he wants to do regardless of court orders.
Bahamians need to follow the rest of the world ignore Trump, and simply move their students to Canada, Latin America or the EU.
The world doesn't "need" and can get along very well without America! In fact isolating America from the rest of the world would result in less chaos, wars, and dishevel globally!
The reforms the Bahamas truly needs to "unlock real potential" is to have lands systematically stolen from Bahamians starting with colonialism through the 1959 quieting titles act returned to the rightful inheritors!
Mr. Davis is correct that clever (dishonest) lawyers on both sides of the House continue to play leading roles in circumventing the law to benefit greedy clients to the detriment of Bahamians that cannot afford expensive legal representation.
The Chinese Ambassador Ms. Yan Jiarong has made a very important observation that everyone conveniently ignores by stating **"China does not coerce, threaten, sanction, or invade others."**
Since 1946 the US has been in numerous wars includes the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Iraq War, the Afghanistan War, and many other smaller conflicts. According to statistics from Uppsala University, there have been 285 armed conflicts since 1946.
This does not include any number of coerced regime changes involving assassinations of world leaders and interfering with countries governance by installing puppet leaders to allow US control of resources.
Not to be forgotten is the fact that the United States has a history of breaking treaties and committing genocides beginning with the indigenous American Indians and Mexicans, and is guilty of many other genocides around the world including the ongoing genocide in Gaza!
Alternatively, China has no record of this dark behavior and instead has become the number one preferred global collaborator for development across the globe!
Given the stark differences in reality between the Unite States and China, only a totally ignorant individual would trust the United States over China.
**FNM Member of Parliament J Kwasi Thompson has a very valid point!**
The increased number of suicides and attempted suicides is unquestionable confirmation that the public at large continues to see no end to suffering.
However, things were equally as miserable for the average Bahamians under the former FNM administration, if not worse.
Both governments are well known for totally forgetting the grass roots immediately after winning on election night, focusing on pandering to the more affluent, friends, family, and lovers.
We will never forget the draconian harshness towards the poor, less fortunate, and coconut vendors, by Dr. Minnis during the Covid pandemic, while he allowed the wealthy all sorts of freedoms. Then he was dumb enough to admit his failure by promising to "focus on the poor" during a second term.
Why Dr. Minnis thinks Bahamians would be stupid enough vote for him again now is totally mind boggling.
Poor Bahamians have gotten poorer under both governments and everyday they watch Haitians, Asians, and Latinos, move up the economic ladder into better jobs, housing, and cars.
This is not surprising. Every government allowed the cruise lines and corporations to abuse Bahamians forever.
Nothing has changed. Colonialism under British rule has been replaced by corporate colonialism today.
Africa as a prime example has more resources than the rest of world combined yet up to 75 of Africans live below the poverty line as big corporations continue getting away with robbing them of trillions annually.
"Independence" is a tool used to fool the masses into thinking they actually have a say in what transpires in their lives.
SP says...
🤣 I knew one of you political apologist would be stupid enough to attempt shifting the blame of "political failings" to protect low skilled jobs for Bahamians on parents.
Literally 10"s of thousands of low skilled jobs now occupied by expats should have been reserved for Bahamians only!
No Bahamian will will EVER be granted a low skilled blue collar job in Asia, Latin Ameica, or Haiti!
If foreign employers don't like black domestic workers, they shouldn't be here. They can carry their ass's to another country. We will survive just as well without them too, because their Asian, Latino, or Haitian employees send remittances to home countries which doesn't benefit the Bahamas.
Unemployed, desperate, Bahamian youth's have no alternative but to turn to crime for survival.
Don't act surprised if **Y-O-U** wake up one morning to the barrel of a gun!
Carry on smartly.
On 1 in 5 teens has attempted suicide
Posted 5 July 2025, 4:25 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
**"as usual they will blaim the parents"**
To resolve the problem government needs to simply keep bringing in more Asians, Latinos, Haitians, and others to disenfranchise more of our youth from jobs, hope, and opportunities!
**plp & fnm - all the way to nowhere !**
On 1 in 5 teens has attempted suicide
Posted 4 July 2025, 6:35 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
You hit the nail square on the head! Nassau has the same problem only worse, with expats and second home owners.
They could care less about our laws, and why should they when there's no penalty and nobody has been fined for hiring illegals, secondly, immigration can't go into gated communities to look for illegals anyway.
The country is buried in illegals from all over the place being facilitated by expats and second home owners looking for the cheapest labour.
Government is a total joke to these people.
On Abaco Cays’ growing immigration crisis ‘at boiling point'
Posted 12 June 2025, 8:26 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
Only Bahamians are unable to find employment and are ending up homeless and begging for survival!
Haitians, Asians, and Latinos, enjoy full employment.
The Bahamas needs Trump to step in and put Bahamians first!
On Laroda: Disturbing rise in cases of mothers prostituting their daughters
Posted 10 June 2025, 5:13 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
**Wannabe king** Trump will do whatever he wants to do regardless of court orders.
Bahamians need to follow the rest of the world ignore Trump, and simply move their students to Canada, Latin America or the EU.
The world doesn't "need" and can get along very well without America! In fact isolating America from the rest of the world would result in less chaos, wars, and dishevel globally!
On Students in US told ‘be vigilant’
Posted 27 May 2025, 10:08 a.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
The reforms the Bahamas truly needs to "unlock real potential" is to have lands systematically stolen from Bahamians starting with colonialism through the 1959 quieting titles act returned to the rightful inheritors!
Mr. Davis is correct that clever (dishonest) lawyers on both sides of the House continue to play leading roles in circumventing the law to benefit greedy clients to the detriment of Bahamians that cannot afford expensive legal representation.
On PM wants ‘generational’ shift over land reform
Posted 22 May 2025, 2:57 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
The Chinese Ambassador Ms. Yan Jiarong has made a very important observation that everyone conveniently ignores by stating **"China does not coerce, threaten, sanction, or invade others."**
Since 1946 the US has been in numerous wars includes the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Iraq War, the Afghanistan War, and many other smaller conflicts. According to statistics from Uppsala University, there have been 285 armed conflicts since 1946.
This does not include any number of coerced regime changes involving assassinations of world leaders and interfering with countries governance by installing puppet leaders to allow US control of resources.
Not to be forgotten is the fact that the United States has a history of breaking treaties and committing genocides beginning with the indigenous American Indians and Mexicans, and is guilty of many other genocides around the world including the ongoing genocide in Gaza!
Alternatively, China has no record of this dark behavior and instead has become the number one preferred global collaborator for development across the globe!
Given the stark differences in reality between the Unite States and China, only a totally ignorant individual would trust the United States over China.
On China ‘seeking more Bahamas links’
Posted 22 May 2025, 12:21 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
All one needs to do is just take one **look at the partners** that own Normans Cay and everything else becomes instantly understandable!
On Labour chief: Norman’s Cay claims the ‘worst I’ve heard’
Posted 20 May 2025, 5:13 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
**FNM Member of Parliament J Kwasi Thompson has a very valid point!**
The increased number of suicides and attempted suicides is unquestionable confirmation that the public at large continues to see no end to suffering.
However, things were equally as miserable for the average Bahamians under the former FNM administration, if not worse.
Both governments are well known for totally forgetting the grass roots immediately after winning on election night, focusing on pandering to the more affluent, friends, family, and lovers.
We will never forget the draconian harshness towards the poor, less fortunate, and coconut vendors, by Dr. Minnis during the Covid pandemic, while he allowed the wealthy all sorts of freedoms. Then he was dumb enough to admit his failure by promising to "focus on the poor" during a second term.
Why Dr. Minnis thinks Bahamians would be stupid enough vote for him again now is totally mind boggling.
Poor Bahamians have gotten poorer under both governments and everyday they watch Haitians, Asians, and Latinos, move up the economic ladder into better jobs, housing, and cars.
On FNM notes ‘discrepancy’ in GDP growth report, adding that average citizen not feeling benefits
Posted 14 May 2025, 4:10 p.m. Suggest removal
SP says...
This is not surprising. Every government allowed the cruise lines and corporations to abuse Bahamians forever.
Nothing has changed. Colonialism under British rule has been replaced by corporate colonialism today.
Africa as a prime example has more resources than the rest of world combined yet up to 75 of Africans live below the poverty line as big corporations continue getting away with robbing them of trillions annually.
"Independence" is a tool used to fool the masses into thinking they actually have a say in what transpires in their lives.
On 'Heads to roll at the highest level'
Posted 1 May 2025, 9:10 p.m. Suggest removal