I'm thinkin' his snarly trademark grin is so dead with the moment. King Charles III—the reigning monarch of England and its colonial Bahamas realm—along with any future English monarch, will not be evaluating his stray potcake likeness for a royal knighthood. Frankly, I don't think any king or queen will ever rethink a royal sword-dubbing upon this potcake—nope!
Hopefully, the timeline won't be more than a few days to several weeks/months for US court filings and testimonies to be officially processed and released before the court reporters can reveal if the court transcripts portray alleged "lawbreakers" moving up through distinct notches their long-perceived association with "colonial lawmakers/enforcers"—yeah?
Re-thinkin' the close to USD 40 million fiscal surplus, a chunk of it could've lowered Comrade Pintard's accusation of the lack of the hospitals' patients' living care, shortages--yeah?
Where the attorney Ryszard Humes is currently headed, be the second Lynden Oscar Pindling to become our colony of out islands, cays, towns and settlements' popoulaces', “Joshua (GenJ)," Comrade!
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Fox Hill MP Mr. Fred Mitchell might want to spend some of his time with Bahamians who have reported facing uncomfortable questions from U.S. border and immigration officials and cases in which Bahamians and legal residents are being asked lots of questions. Some are detained by U.S. immigration officials for minor infractions. Including travelling Bahamians, some as holders of green cards and who are married to Americans or have American children, even some receiving U.S. pensions—yeah?
"Payback" for the decades of practiced infrastructural neglect powerfully captures the compounding, generational toll that a lack of investment takes on a society, particularly in a colonial archipelagic context like the Colony, which has hundreds of out islands, cays, towns, and settlements' communities'.
So whilst the overall "official data" released says crimes are down, there's no denying that violent crime incidents have mostly gone in the "wrong place, wrong time." And Nassau Town's "responding" policemans' didn't prevent what appeared to be two masked men dressed in dark clothing from approaching on a scooter to commit a crime incident on John Road—agreed?
TalRussell says...
I'm thinkin' his snarly trademark grin is so dead with the moment.
King Charles III—the reigning monarch of England and its colonial Bahamas realm—along with any future English monarch, will not be evaluating his stray potcake likeness for a royal knighthood.
Frankly, I don't think any king or queen will ever rethink a royal sword-dubbing upon this potcake—nope!
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TalRussell says...
Hopefully, the timeline won't be more than a few days to several weeks/months for US court filings and testimonies to be officially processed and released before the court reporters can reveal if the court transcripts portray alleged "lawbreakers" moving up through distinct notches their long-perceived association with "colonial lawmakers/enforcers"—yeah?
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TalRussell says...
Re-thinkin' the close to USD 40 million fiscal surplus, a chunk of it could've lowered Comrade Pintard's accusation of the lack of the hospitals' patients' living care, shortages--yeah?
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TalRussell says...
Yes, is it only they who must have reached 67 to be the Yellahshirts' rescheduled major age milestone regarding retirement and social benefits—yeah?
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TalRussell says...
Where the attorney Ryszard Humes is currently headed, be the second Lynden Oscar Pindling to become our colony of out islands, cays, towns and settlements' popoulaces', “Joshua (GenJ)," Comrade!
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TalRussell says...
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Fox Hill MP Mr. Fred Mitchell might want to spend some of his time with Bahamians who have reported facing uncomfortable questions from U.S. border and immigration officials and cases in which Bahamians and legal residents are being asked lots of questions.
Some are detained by U.S. immigration officials for minor infractions. Including travelling Bahamians, some as holders of green cards and who are married to Americans or have American children, even some receiving U.S. pensions—yeah?
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TalRussell says...
"Payback" for the decades of practiced infrastructural neglect powerfully captures the compounding, generational toll that a lack of investment takes on a society, particularly in a colonial archipelagic context like the Colony, which has hundreds of out islands, cays, towns, and settlements' communities'.
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TalRussell says...
So whilst the overall "official data" released says crimes are down, there's no denying that violent crime incidents have mostly gone in the "wrong place, wrong time."
And Nassau Town's "responding" policemans' didn't prevent what appeared to be two masked men dressed in dark clothing from approaching on a scooter to commit a crime incident on John Road—agreed?
On 'Wrong place...wrong time'
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TalRussell says...
The old Bay Street money are convinced that Pintard's "final moment is nigh." ---agreed?
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TalRussell says...
Have first understood in full how the frequently discussed term "local politician-1" first originated if to settle this matter. --understanding?
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