What the hell, Comrades', this is no longer, some confrontation game! It soundin' like tings has escalated significantly and the stakes feel incredibly high right now. There's nothing therapeutic about 'crossing over into the eye' at the very time we're transitioning towards a "lawless colonial colony"--when the current, reads of a nightlife brandishing a gun, that's so foreign to the past's late-night and wee morning hour memories of the late, Frank Minaa's, the Banana Boat NightClub was in Oakes Field---yeah, who's dynamically gonna' lead the Popoulaces' Movement?
Attorney General Wayne Munroe, came out yesterday, volunteering, indeed that to Mr Smith’s defence, to say: "All that he, West Grand Bahama MP Kingsley Smith can know is that he was in no position to assist anybody with any nefarious scheme, and he didn’t, because the thing that the popuulaces' are missing is he had no power to assist anyone.” ---- And " that he had heard the speculation, he had given Mr Smith legal advice, “as to how West Grand Bahama MP Kingsley Smith may address it." --- Well, coming from an Attorney General, that's soundin' plenty like, "well thought-out, sound legal advice that combines reliable, sensible guidance with the formal application of the law to a specific set of circumstances ("legal advice").
Repeated, exact, same scenario being reported here, perfectly captures a constabulary that rejects victim cooperation—dispite their continuous appeals for victims and witnesses to step forward. -- "Ouch, how your constabulary interacts with and won't support victims of crime, are further harmful to the victims!"
His Majesty's Royal Navy battleship carrying its drone squadron and commandos, arrived at Freeport Harbour on Monday November 9, 2026, for a three-day port inspection undertaken to evaluate the Port's 1955 designated areas, and plan should a major action be undertaken in response to the Bahamian Central Government's repossession of Freeport's Port (Hawksbill Creek Agreement) possessions'-which the main 99-year tax and land concessions of the Hawksbill Creek Agreement aren't scheduled to expire 'til 2054, that's 99 years after it was originally signed back in 1955 -- and Port still has 27 more years to go-and 'what if' the port are prepared to stake them out?--yeah!!
As to telling this newspaper's so-called uncle Toms' --that "they should know by now who is politician 1,-- "remains but a male who has yet to be named under the **open court** principle." Matters that come before the **open court** in the US and Bahamas are generally open to the popoulaces' and **can be reported on freely,** subject to specific legal restrictions. Many court files, dockets, charges, and judgments are accessible to the popoulaces', though access rules differ depending on whether the proceeding is criminal, civil, or family law. Nether has the other daily newspaper - attached a name to Politican #1 -- yeah?
Well, after a popoulaces' woke up to a mega "red hat" election whipping, yet still had the nerve to question when their raised eyebrows, looked to the skies towards what was sudden thriller of seeing six United States intelligence-configured MV-22 Ospreys went soaring overhead Nasssa Town --yeah.
It’s in her “bookmaking” genes. GBPA, co-chair Sarah St. George’s “gambling" for what she was born with a determinism of the Port’s continued "hereditary class proprietorship" of the Port’s set-out control of the vast land governance and territorial administration of the 1955 Hawksbill Creek Agreement (HBCA). The families ending won't be like the government has "accidentally" gotten rid of the 71+ years of Freeport's "hereditary proprietorship class." There's no popoulaces' callin' for family members to "pack up their bungee bags." Y'all who are a contraction of "Freeporters', are welcome; stay living in Popoulaces' treaty, Freeport—yeah!
It’s the particular dark comedy brand leadership campaign that invited Deputy Leader Shanendon Cartwright. Rick snatched away his Red Chamber appointment chance (pictured in the red t-shirt) for Rick Fox’s leadership run—yeah?
Here's what I'm thinking! I think our colony has been crying out for good leadership for a long time. I don't personally believe those that blame our colonialism history before or after it marked its 53rd Independence are sufficient to blame for lack of good governance, addressing conflicts, and managing the colony's affairs, "especially when dealing with broken land rights, where, **"tis to this same 'cow bellowin' king, we'll run to, to correct our court judges, etc., etc., to restore our land ownership titles and other matters." when wronged"—yeah?
The attempt to keep affording to live crisis are most popoulaces' priorities, not,“I reach. Amen” England's 77 years-old king. Motor cars and business vehicle licensed plate holders, aren't as concerned with no colonel king. They're more concerned with Colonel Sanders 2 pieces chicken snack box. The motoring popoulaces' conceration are made scareder, having pay USD7 gasoline and USD8 diesel per gallon pump prices, that just keep-on suckin' USD out their pockets, no dfferent than what's experienced when shopping at the grocery outlet's---yeah!
TalRussell says...
What the hell, Comrades', this is no longer, some confrontation game!
It soundin' like tings has escalated significantly and the stakes feel incredibly high right now.
There's nothing therapeutic about 'crossing over into the eye' at the very time we're transitioning towards a "lawless colonial colony"--when the current, reads of a nightlife brandishing a gun, that's so foreign to the past's late-night and wee morning hour memories of the late, Frank Minaa's, the Banana Boat NightClub was in Oakes Field---yeah, who's dynamically gonna' lead the Popoulaces' Movement?
On Man brandishing gun at nightclub confrontation is an RBDF officer
Posted 11 November 2026, 4:19 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Attorney General Wayne Munroe, came out yesterday, volunteering, indeed that to Mr Smith’s defence, to say: "All that he, West Grand Bahama MP Kingsley Smith can know is that he was in no position to assist anybody with any nefarious scheme, and he didn’t, because the thing that the popuulaces' are missing is he had no power to assist anyone.” ---- And " that he had heard the speculation, he had given Mr Smith legal advice, “as to how West Grand Bahama MP Kingsley Smith may address it." --- Well, coming from an Attorney General, that's soundin' plenty like, "well thought-out, sound legal advice that combines reliable, sensible guidance with the formal application of the law to a specific set of circumstances ("legal advice").
On 'Not friggin' me'
Posted 11 November 2026, 12:42 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Repeated, exact, same scenario being reported here, perfectly captures a constabulary that rejects victim cooperation—dispite their continuous appeals for victims and witnesses to step forward. -- "Ouch, how your constabulary interacts with and won't support victims of crime, are further harmful to the victims!"
On Cop in uniform 'let gunman drive off"
Posted 10 November 2026, 6:59 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
His Majesty's Royal Navy battleship carrying its drone squadron and commandos, arrived at Freeport Harbour on Monday November 9, 2026, for a three-day port inspection undertaken to evaluate the Port's 1955 designated areas, and plan should a major action be undertaken in response to the Bahamian Central Government's repossession of Freeport's Port (Hawksbill Creek Agreement) possessions'-which the main 99-year tax and land concessions of the Hawksbill Creek Agreement aren't scheduled to expire 'til 2054, that's 99 years after it was originally signed back in 1955 -- and Port still has 27 more years to go-and 'what if' the port are prepared to stake them out?--yeah!!
On Navy ship brings hurricane relief expertise to Freeport
Posted 10 November 2026, 3:56 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
As to telling this newspaper's so-called uncle Toms' --that "they should know by now who is politician 1,-- "remains but a male who has yet to be named under the **open court** principle." Matters that come before the **open court** in the US and Bahamas are generally open to the popoulaces' and **can be reported on freely,** subject to specific legal restrictions. Many court files, dockets, charges, and judgments are accessible to the popoulaces', though access rules differ depending on whether the proceeding is criminal, civil, or family law.
Nether has the other daily newspaper - attached a name to Politican #1 -- yeah?
On ‘Reelected male MP’ is alleged Politician-1
Posted 9 November 2026, 4:01 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Well, after a popoulaces' woke up to a mega "red hat" election whipping, yet still had the nerve to question when their raised eyebrows, looked to the skies towards what was sudden thriller of seeing six United States intelligence-configured MV-22 Ospreys went soaring overhead Nasssa Town --yeah.
On MV-22 Ospreys soar over NP
Posted 6 November 2026, 7:07 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
It’s in her “bookmaking” genes.
GBPA, co-chair Sarah St. George’s “gambling" for what she was born with a determinism of the Port’s continued "hereditary class proprietorship" of the Port’s set-out control of the vast land governance and territorial administration of the 1955 Hawksbill Creek Agreement (HBCA). The families ending won't be like the government has "accidentally" gotten rid of the 71+ years of Freeport's "hereditary proprietorship class."
There's no popoulaces' callin' for family members to "pack up their bungee bags."
Y'all who are a contraction of "Freeporters', are welcome; stay living in Popoulaces' treaty, Freeport—yeah!
On GBPA chair: ‘Don’t throw baby out with bath water’
Posted 2 November 2026, 4:57 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
It’s the particular dark comedy brand leadership campaign that invited Deputy Leader Shanendon Cartwright. Rick snatched away his Red Chamber appointment chance (pictured in the red t-shirt) for Rick Fox’s leadership run—yeah?
On Rick Fox: I'm running for FNM leadership
Posted 31 October 2026, 10:46 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
Here's what I'm thinking!
I think our colony has been crying out for good leadership for a long time.
I don't personally believe those that blame our colonialism history before or after it marked its 53rd Independence are sufficient to blame for lack of good governance, addressing conflicts, and managing the colony's affairs, "especially when dealing with broken land rights, where, **"tis to this same 'cow bellowin' king, we'll run to, to correct our court judges, etc., etc., to restore our land ownership titles and other matters." when wronged"—yeah?
On Royal Rush
Posted 29 October 2026, 2:27 p.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
The attempt to keep affording to live crisis are most popoulaces' priorities, not,“I reach. Amen” England's 77 years-old king.
Motor cars and business vehicle licensed plate holders, aren't as concerned with no colonel king. They're more concerned with Colonel Sanders 2 pieces chicken snack box.
The motoring popoulaces' conceration are made scareder, having pay USD7 gasoline and USD8 diesel per gallon pump prices, that just keep-on suckin' USD out their pockets, no dfferent than what's experienced when shopping at the grocery outlet's---yeah!
On 'I reach, amen'
Posted 28 October 2026, 2:30 p.m. Suggest removal