Yes, as a former senior ranked policemans', Redshirts' 2026 candidate, Comrade Marvin Dames, knows lots about earning public trust and that keeping trust is a long-term process built on consistency and transparency, but it can be instantly compromised when placed under the microscope due to the actions by others. The "wider association effect," however unjustly, can damage reputations and trigger intense scrutiny, causing trust to plummet even to those not directly responsible for, nor connected to the wrongdoing.
At least it can be said of the yellahshirts', it has a future leader.
But here's my take on those who question, Comrade Sebas, as a strong future leader in-the-waiting of the yellashirs', is not something that can be said, as to, whose name can they call, as it applies to the redshirts'?
There's no one in-waiting, anywhere around/close or even in proximity to Pintard.
Yes, Sebas stands on the tall shoulders of the late giant, my friend, Vernal Percy Munnings, allowing him to see farther than the politics of the National Lottery. "Try not to waste 'any' is passed down."
Yes, 'tis true that I did overheard someone in the know, telling a story about how the "yellahirts', paid an outside consultant to teach them how overridden any interference by the Zephyr Nassau Sunshine (ZNS) board, attempting to keep manager Clint Watson off the air and off job and payola, as is known in the industry....at least until after the national election results are decided. Or to use Shakespeare such as: "To be, or not to be paid whilst busy out "yellahirts' politickin'"
Strong Question? "Does the politician facing criminal charges and if found guilty faces serious Fox Hill jail years time, who remained collecting MP paycheques and benefts and right up until the 2026 national election's results are official, operate under totally different legal, political, and ethical circumstances compared to a politician who **demits office upon being charged -act in same "honour system?"
Yes, after 70+years, the governing yellahshirt's, saying the Port was put on notice-but put on notice to do what? and... where in hell is the US$120 million, according to an announcement, confirming the seller's closing of Freeport's Lucayan Hotel? 'Twas just this past weekend, the king's loyal opposition redshirts' leader and the other four candidates vying freeport seats, addressed the (large) crowd were waving red, blue and white pom, poms in support two inheritances' deities' offsprings of Sir Stafford Sands and Wallace Groves, 1955 Hawksbill Creek Agreement.
Yes, "I might not know much about algebra, but I'm full of Killarney Minnis Proverbs...including plenty that fits the theme of opposite logic. "If your intent is to drive West, sometimes **steer towards the East."
Yes, Feeporters' got plenty for and against the Yellahshirs' and Redshirts' as they came soliciting their votes, but despite eligible voters, gotin' lots of unsettled qualms "wit bot dem"- they're still their hesitation won't be sufficient to prevent splitting up the votes between them."
"Yes, the 2026 National Election in Grand Bahama, set for May 12, 2026, is a major focus for Freeport's Port residents, with intense focus as to whether promised developments 'tis true. and are the east and west end goin' finally be provided the long-awaited economic turnaround, not only for port area but for the east and west end."
“I don't do s***,” Peter Goudie's, the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce’s Shit Chief.'s: “I don't agree with that at all. Why I gotta pay somebody to eat food?” ... IS angrily static in his curse blasting of the PLP's proposed "Blueprint for Progress" labor plan. -- Yes?
TalRussell says...
Yes, as a former senior ranked policemans', Redshirts' 2026 candidate, Comrade Marvin Dames, knows lots about earning public trust and that keeping trust is a long-term process built on consistency and transparency, but it can be instantly compromised when placed under the microscope due to the actions by others.
The "wider association effect," however unjustly, can damage reputations and trigger intense scrutiny, causing trust to plummet even to those not directly responsible for, nor connected to the wrongdoing.
On Dames says he is innocent after former employee’s drug arrest
Posted 17 April 2026, 7:52 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
At least it can be said of the yellahshirts', it has a future leader.
But here's my take on those who question, Comrade Sebas, as a strong future leader in-the-waiting of the yellashirs', is not something that can be said, as to, whose name can they call, as it applies to the redshirts'?
There's no one in-waiting, anywhere around/close or even in proximity to Pintard.
On Gaming boss - no issue with lottery
Posted 17 April 2026, 4:06 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Yes, Sebas stands on the tall shoulders of the late giant, my friend, Vernal Percy Munnings, allowing him to see farther than the politics of the National Lottery.
"Try not to waste 'any' is passed down."
On Gaming boss - no issue with lottery
Posted 17 April 2026, 1:12 a.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Yes, 'tis true that I did overheard someone in the know, telling a story about how the "yellahirts', paid an outside consultant to teach them how overridden any interference by the Zephyr Nassau Sunshine (ZNS) board, attempting to keep manager Clint Watson off the air and off job and payola, as is known in the industry....at least until after the national election results are decided.
Or to use Shakespeare such as: "To be, or not to be paid whilst busy out "yellahirts' politickin'"
On Two ZNS board members quit over political interference claims
Posted 15 April 2026, 5:58 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Strong Question?
"Does the politician facing criminal charges and if found guilty faces serious Fox Hill jail years time, who remained collecting MP paycheques and benefts and right up until the 2026 national election's results are official, operate under totally different legal, political, and ethical circumstances compared to a politician who **demits office upon being charged -act in same "honour system?"
On Gibson decides against independent Long Island run
Posted 14 April 2026, 5:45 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Yes, after 70+years, the governing yellahshirt's, saying the Port was put on notice-but put on notice to do what? and... where in hell is the US$120 million, according to an announcement, confirming the seller's closing of Freeport's Lucayan Hotel?
'Twas just this past weekend, the king's loyal opposition redshirts' leader and the other four candidates vying freeport seats, addressed the (large) crowd were waving red, blue and white pom, poms in support two inheritances' deities' offsprings of Sir Stafford Sands and Wallace Groves, 1955 Hawksbill Creek Agreement.
On Davis says Grand Bahama on rebound, warns Port Authority
Posted 14 April 2026, 4:06 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Yes, "I might not know much about algebra, but I'm full of Killarney Minnis Proverbs...including plenty that fits the theme of opposite logic.
"If your intent is to drive West, sometimes **steer towards the East."
On Minnis: I didn’t leave, FNM abandoned me
Posted 13 April 2026, 7:47 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Yes, Feeporters' got plenty for and against the Yellahshirs' and Redshirts' as they came soliciting their votes, but despite eligible voters, gotin' lots of unsettled qualms "wit bot dem"- they're still their hesitation won't be sufficient to prevent splitting up the votes between them."
On MSC’s Lucayan deal ‘is going to save Freeport’
Posted 11 April 2026, 7:21 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
"Yes, the 2026 National Election in Grand Bahama, set for May 12, 2026, is a major focus for Freeport's Port residents, with intense focus as to whether promised developments 'tis true. and are the east and west end goin' finally be provided the long-awaited economic turnaround, not only for port area but for the east and west end."
On MSC’s Lucayan deal ‘is going to save Freeport’
Posted 11 April 2026, 3:43 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
“I don't do s***,” Peter Goudie's, the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce’s Shit Chief.'s: “I don't agree with that at all. Why I gotta pay somebody to eat food?” ... IS angrily static in his curse blasting of the PLP's proposed "Blueprint for Progress" labor plan. -- Yes?
On ‘Why pay somebody to eat?’: Chamber blasts PLP lunch plan
Posted 10 April 2026, 3:10 p.m. Suggest removal