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Sickened says...

Slavery is still strong in The Bahamas. Only now it's the black leaders enforcing the slave mentality. The message from the old black thinker is - The whiter you look the more likely you are to succeed in life. They don't want no N... looking kids running around campus.

Sickened says...

Meanwhile... Mrs. Rolex cruising the world and enjoying the life of luxury abroad.

Sickened says...

According to the BCC - we are supposed to pray. Apparently it has worked in the past LOL

Sickened says...

You're telling me my people haven't been praying all this time? No wonder we're in crisis.
If you all had been praying there wouldn't be any crime or major electricity problems. AND the root of all evil wouldn't have been re-elected.

I ga pray with y'all. Lord let us go back in time before this party took control and disappeared all the peoples dem money.

Sickened says...

Let me guess, all of them are know to police and are wearing ankle bracelets?

Sickened says...

Scotiabank have had ATM maintenance problems for so many years now. They simply don't care about that particular service.
I opened a CB account just for the convenience and reliability of being able to get cash out when needed.

Sickened says...

That's just too much money. It will take days to spend all of that. Sorry, i forgot the PLP are in power.... It will take minutes to spend all of that.

Sickened says...

These PLP supporters and their media outlets are now praying for hurricanes. I PRAY to God that none come this way. The power situation is bad enough and I believe it won't be corrected any time soon. But I hope it's soon.

Sickened says...

Everyone remembers the useless politicians. But the ones we remember the most are the most recent useless ones - and there's well over 30 of them to remember by name. I'll start, 'Daddy' Davis, 'Rolex' Davis, 'Dr.?' Darville...

Sickened says...

I guess he's not freeing up enough information on Bahamian politicians???

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