With all the evidence of our past and present (in US jails as we type) some people think that we actually have this drug trade issue under control. Sadly the meaning of 'Under Control' by our current government means - we control it. whereas 'Under Control' by the average Bahamian means - our police and defense force are trying their best to stop the trade and to seek out the corrupt government who close theirs eyes to reality.
Such a Shame. These PLP defenders are not without fault. The Donkeys who believe that the Bahamas and its people are all Good and those from over yonder are all evil should check the records their history speaks for them.
Well it is to be expected some folks are just stupid as the hell in which they reside.
You are soooo very close in making sense but did you know that boards can make decisions in two ways. 1. By resolution where ALL members sign off on the circulated resolutions, or 2. By holding a meeting where ALL members are notified and then if there is a quorum those present can resolve to take certain actions?
According to John Rolle he was advised that he was appointed to the board but has not heard or seen or met since that time. So, either the other Board members are meeting and not telling him or they are passing around resolutions and not getting his signature. As a board member he is held personally responsible for what happens. Maybe the notifications for the board meetings went to his junk mail and he's just missed a lot? But then I would find it strange that he's the only one missing in a year and none of the other members (and certainly the Chairman) called him to enquire about his lack of participation.
Poor child who got attacked and sad for her parents. Also, sad for the family of the dog who's aged mum is ultimately responsible but unbeknownst did leave the gate open.
The actual owner of the dog (the son) must think long and hard about all the what if's and put more checks in place to make sure this can't happen again. Hopefully we ALL learn from this.
Oh yeee of little brain cells. So full of knowledge now that Halkitis said so little. You seem content that the unaccounted for $700 million is safely held in account that should not exist and is under the watchful eyes of a board that has never met. And that the people who refuse to say where the money is or how it's being invested has our collective interests at heart. The Government of transparency ducks and dodges and refuses to respond with even a semblance of intelligence. It must be so nice to care so little.
I'm truly surprised that this guy didn't have a come to Jesus moment during his speech and just say 'I can't do this no more. I can't stand up in this honorable place and shame myself and my family. We messed up, the money gone and I'm not sure where it is. Please forgive me!'
We put the money in an account for the fund, which we admit has not yet been established and so it doesn't exist but another arm of government managed some of the money so... everything is good - trust us. My LORD we got some seriously dumb people in charge of our finances. And we got the mostest stupidest voters in the country who think that these guys can be trusted.
Sickened says...
100%
With all the evidence of our past and present (in US jails as we type) some people think that we actually have this drug trade issue under control. Sadly the meaning of 'Under Control' by our current government means - we control it. whereas 'Under Control' by the average Bahamian means - our police and defense force are trying their best to stop the trade and to seek out the corrupt government who close theirs eyes to reality.
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Posted 24 September 2026, 8:54 a.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
Such a Shame. These PLP defenders are not without fault. The Donkeys who believe that the Bahamas and its people are all Good and those from over yonder are all evil should check the records their history speaks for them.
Well it is to be expected some folks are just stupid as the hell in which they reside.
On US ambassador dismisses Bahamas’ complaint over ‘illegal’ DEA operations as ‘fake news’
Posted 24 September 2026, 8:49 a.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
Speak brother and let us know who the Politicians are (as you know there isn't just one).
On Gardiner opts for March trial with co-defendants
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Sickened says...
Absolutely amazing!!!! Congratulations to the students/athletes with a big shout out to the organizers and principals/teachers of Noble Prep.
On Noble Preparatory Academy Spartans shine at 2026 Fall Track and Field Finale in Canada
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Sickened says...
Vell muddoes!!! I can't believe you wrote that! That's what came to mind when you read the article and undoubtedly watched the video online???
On Mouldy ceilings, wet floors & rain buckets
Posted 22 September 2026, 1:58 p.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
You are soooo very close in making sense but did you know that boards can make decisions in two ways. 1. By resolution where ALL members sign off on the circulated resolutions, or 2. By holding a meeting where ALL members are notified and then if there is a quorum those present can resolve to take certain actions?
According to John Rolle he was advised that he was appointed to the board but has not heard or seen or met since that time. So, either the other Board members are meeting and not telling him or they are passing around resolutions and not getting his signature. As a board member he is held personally responsible for what happens. Maybe the notifications for the board meetings went to his junk mail and he's just missed a lot? But then I would find it strange that he's the only one missing in a year and none of the other members (and certainly the Chairman) called him to enquire about his lack of participation.
On Halkitis: Govt broke no laws
Posted 18 September 2026, 9:33 a.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
Sad. This is a lose, lose for everyone.
Poor child who got attacked and sad for her parents. Also, sad for the family of the dog who's aged mum is ultimately responsible but unbeknownst did leave the gate open.
The actual owner of the dog (the son) must think long and hard about all the what if's and put more checks in place to make sure this can't happen again. Hopefully we ALL learn from this.
On Mom, 73, to face dog attack charge
Posted 18 September 2026, 9:18 a.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
Oh yeee of little brain cells. So full of knowledge now that Halkitis said so little. You seem content that the unaccounted for $700 million is safely held in account that should not exist and is under the watchful eyes of a board that has never met. And that the people who refuse to say where the money is or how it's being invested has our collective interests at heart.
The Government of transparency ducks and dodges and refuses to respond with even a semblance of intelligence.
It must be so nice to care so little.
On Halkitis: Govt broke no laws
Posted 17 September 2026, 1:29 p.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
I'm truly surprised that this guy didn't have a come to Jesus moment during his speech and just say 'I can't do this no more. I can't stand up in this honorable place and shame myself and my family. We messed up, the money gone and I'm not sure where it is. Please forgive me!'
On Halkitis: Govt broke no laws
Posted 17 September 2026, 11:31 a.m. Suggest removal
Sickened says...
We put the money in an account for the fund, which we admit has not yet been established and so it doesn't exist but another arm of government managed some of the money so... everything is good - trust us.
My LORD we got some seriously dumb people in charge of our finances. And we got the mostest stupidest voters in the country who think that these guys can be trusted.
On Halkitis: Govt broke no laws
Posted 17 September 2026, 11:27 a.m. Suggest removal