I would suggest to MP's that in their contributions they state what their constituents feelings are - both sides. If many of his constituents wanted him to vote No then he can clearly say that so that their voices are heard. At the same time, if many also wanted him to vote Yes then he can clearly say that as well. He can then vote based on **his belief** of what the majority of his constituents want and what he believes is in the best interest of the country as a whole.
Thank the lord there weren't pedestrians walking across the road instead of the barriers... she probably would have plowed through them - and they, I guess, would blame the government for not having a pedestrian crossing and reflectors in the exact place that they want to cross!
I'm sorry but i totally missed Brent's point here. Is he saying - yes some of the foreign laborers were laying blocks and so we have changed their work class and are now charging them more in permit fees??? If so, wouldn't it be more appropriate to say - yes some of the foreign laborers were laying blocks so we have cancelled their permits and have ensured that Bahamians were hired to do this work? After all, putting $10,000 in the hands of several Bahamians would be A LOT better for the economy than $10,000 going into the governments hand.
They would also need central bank approval to have overseas accounts. Once it is discovered that the bahamian funds being gambled are going overseas then they should be screwed.
Sickened says...
Davis needs to be examined by a psychiatrist! He really has lost his marbles. It was funny to tease his lack of intellect but now its just sad.
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Sickened says...
I would suggest to MP's that in their contributions they state what their constituents feelings are - both sides. If many of his constituents wanted him to vote No then he can clearly say that so that their voices are heard. At the same time, if many also wanted him to vote Yes then he can clearly say that as well. He can then vote based on **his belief** of what the majority of his constituents want and what he believes is in the best interest of the country as a whole.
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Sickened says...
She couldn't see those monstrosities??
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Sickened says...
Thank the lord there weren't pedestrians walking across the road instead of the barriers... she probably would have plowed through them - and they, I guess, would blame the government for not having a pedestrian crossing and reflectors in the exact place that they want to cross!
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Sickened says...
It would appear that gang members are doing a better job of monitoring these bracelets than our police department.
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Sickened says...
LOL! You certainly have high expectations!
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Sickened says...
Seeing that he was 'taken out' is enough evidence for me to conclude that he was guilty of the murder that he was on bail for.
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Sickened says...
I understand and appreciate your points... but, you lost me at 'towel-heads'.
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Sickened says...
I'm sorry but i totally missed Brent's point here. Is he saying - yes some of the foreign laborers were laying blocks and so we have changed their work class and are now charging them more in permit fees???
If so, wouldn't it be more appropriate to say - yes some of the foreign laborers were laying blocks so we have cancelled their permits and have ensured that Bahamians were hired to do this work? After all, putting $10,000 in the hands of several Bahamians would be A LOT better for the economy than $10,000 going into the governments hand.
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Sickened says...
They would also need central bank approval to have overseas accounts. Once it is discovered that the bahamian funds being gambled are going overseas then they should be screwed.
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