American tourists are now avoiding the Bahamas like you all got some kind of horrible virus and are spending their vacation money in Colorado. You get what you tolerate.
As long as Bahamians support and continue to make these kinds of ridiculous busts then I will not recommend either the Bahamas or Exuma as a viable tourist destination to any of my celebrity or billionaire friends. Deal with it.
That's ok. I don't want to vacation in the Bahamas or Exuma anymore anyways, and I would not recommend it to any American tourists or wealthy celebrities that I run across either.
Bahamians and their government have made the Bahamas an unsavory vacation destination.
That is the big difference between you and I. All you are concerned about is yourself. I am concerned with your nation, its citizens and its economy.
If you think diminishing the respect of the Bahamas in the international community and diminishing your economic standard is going to help YOU, then by all means, proceed. Who am I to stop you. I'm just the messenger.
Whatever. Enjoy your tourism industry while it lasts. Then it's back to sculling and hand lines. You'll be fine without the tourist dollars that you are giving up for your phoney drug war.
It doesn't matter, this exercise has already severely damaged your national reputation in the eyes of the international world, your tourism industry and your economy. If that is your goal you are doing a great job of achieving it.
But the reality of the situation is that i am here. And the only way you can get rid of me is to lock me up. That's what you want because you are a fascist and can't stand anyone or anything that doesn't conform to your cultural or religious or political beliefs. The Bahamas is unremarkable compared to other nations in that regard. So you make laws to promote your beliefs. It's the fascist way.
Stanley says...
American tourists are now avoiding the Bahamas like you all got some kind of horrible virus and are spending their vacation money in Colorado. You get what you tolerate.
On Three held after $570k drug bust
Posted 26 September 2014, 1:32 p.m. Suggest removal
Stanley says...
I can no longer in all honesty recommend the Bahamas as a viable tourist destination for anyone. Deal with it.
On Americans spared jail but fined for possession of marijuana
Posted 23 September 2014, 10:40 a.m. Suggest removal
Stanley says...
As long as Bahamians support and continue to make these kinds of ridiculous busts then I will not recommend either the Bahamas or Exuma as a viable tourist destination to any of my celebrity or billionaire friends. Deal with it.
On Stanley
Posted 23 September 2014, 10:21 a.m. Suggest removal
Stanley says...
That's ok. I don't want to vacation in the Bahamas or Exuma anymore anyways, and I would not recommend it to any American tourists or wealthy celebrities that I run across either.
Bahamians and their government have made the Bahamas an unsavory vacation destination.
On $500,000 drug haul seized
Posted 1 September 2014, 1 p.m. Suggest removal
Stanley says...
It's only a crime because YOU make it a crime. But hey, it's your tourism economy to destroy. You are doing a great job of it, keep up the good work!
On $2 MILLION DRUG BUST
Posted 1 October 2013, 12:15 p.m. Suggest removal
Stanley says...
That is the big difference between you and I. All you are concerned about is yourself. I am concerned with your nation, its citizens and its economy.
If you think diminishing the respect of the Bahamas in the international community and diminishing your economic standard is going to help YOU, then by all means, proceed. Who am I to stop you. I'm just the messenger.
On $2 MILLION DRUG BUST
Posted 30 September 2013, 9:50 p.m. Suggest removal
Stanley says...
Whatever. Enjoy your tourism industry while it lasts. Then it's back to sculling and hand lines. You'll be fine without the tourist dollars that you are giving up for your phoney drug war.
On $2 MILLION DRUG BUST
Posted 30 September 2013, 8:51 p.m. Suggest removal
Stanley says...
It doesn't matter, this exercise has already severely damaged your national reputation in the eyes of the international world, your tourism industry and your economy. If that is your goal you are doing a great job of achieving it.
On $2 MILLION DRUG BUST
Posted 30 September 2013, 8:06 p.m. Suggest removal
Stanley says...
But the reality of the situation is that i am here. And the only way you can get rid of me is to lock me up. That's what you want because you are a fascist and can't stand anyone or anything that doesn't conform to your cultural or religious or political beliefs. The Bahamas is unremarkable compared to other nations in that regard. So you make laws to promote your beliefs. It's the fascist way.
On $2 MILLION DRUG BUST
Posted 30 September 2013, 8:04 p.m. Suggest removal
Stanley says...
Not as many as a legal Bahamian drunk.
On $2 MILLION DRUG BUST
Posted 30 September 2013, 8:01 p.m. Suggest removal