5 years for justice. This is why so many feasibility studies report back to corporate that investment here must be classified as "venture capital" / "high risk". If someone harms your business, you may have to wait many years for justice. Who can afford to sustain a business with no income for 5 years? In this case, even being left with a demolshed building.
One good outcome. Maybe govt can hire RAV to demolish the Shanty towns - then it will take 5 years for Smith to reach an Appeals verdict.
Mudda_Sic - I'm sorry that I must disagree with your comment "Our judiciary has no legal standing upon which it can direct or force our government to provide homes, electricity, running potable water, etc. in order for illegal immigrants to live anywhere else in our society, no more so than it does for Bahamians who are poor..."
They have the power that will be forced upon them by the International Community with its host of cry-baby 3-letter agencies. The U.N. Children's Rights blah-be-de-blah etc. Fred and them will make another trip to D.C. to speak before some other council (and still be allowed to return through our immigration borders without a noose).
The International media will wage a war against us and paint us with the the darkest of colours and turn away 90% of our tourists saying nobody wants to visit a place that hates children - just like they are doing TODAY against Australia because of the children being held on Nauru. Everyone there keeps saying those children need to be taken to Australia for medical help. New Zealand has offered them refugee status, but Australia has refused to let them leave. Why must they they go to one of those 2 places? Who doesn't anybody (including the Indonesian government) ask for the children to be taken to Indonesia (where they came from ) for medical treatment? Are there no medical facilities in Indonesia? And if there are indeed none, then where is the international outcry about that? Don't the existing children in Indonesia deserve medical care? Shouldn't there exist at least ONE hospital there?
Why are $h^tH04e countries allowed to remain $h^tH04e countries? Nobody gets upset with them. The international cry baby agencies give them all a pass.
Keep the residents where they are and tax every Bahamian between the ages of 20 and 50 years old $500 as a special "humanitarian tax" to pay for repairs and cleanup of the shanty towns nationwide.
Shanty town residents are excluded from the tax, since they are humans.
A friend had her money taken off acct with atm card a couple years ago. Suspected her daughter took it off because her daughter knew the pin having helped her (due to age) to use the atm.
Thought her daughter took out of purse without her knowing and replaced it without her knowing.
She went to the bank thinking they could just look who it was on the atm camera. The bank just refused to look at the camera memory. No reason given. Just "No, we can't do that."
Makes me wonder if those cameras are even hooked up to data storage.
Of course i cant name the bank due to our wonderful liebel laws in this colony.
TheMadHatter says...
Language Preference
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1.English
2.Creole
3.Aliv who already know English is our language.
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On BTC revenue revival after 10k client loss
Posted 21 August 2018, 11:41 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
5 years for justice. This is why so many feasibility studies report back to corporate that investment here must be classified as "venture capital" / "high risk". If someone harms your business, you may have to wait many years for justice. Who can afford to sustain a business with no income for 5 years? In this case, even being left with a demolshed building.
One good outcome. Maybe govt can hire RAV to demolish the Shanty towns - then it will take 5 years for Smith to reach an Appeals verdict.
Justice delayed is justice denied.
On $10m damages against Bimini developer upheld
Posted 21 August 2018, 11:32 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Chinese tourists are not welcome in my store.
On Tourism numbers enjoy double digit growth
Posted 21 August 2018, 3:11 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Mudda_Sic - I'm sorry that I must disagree with your comment "Our judiciary has no legal standing upon which it can direct or force our government to provide homes, electricity, running potable water, etc. in order for illegal immigrants to live anywhere else in our society, no more so than it does for Bahamians who are poor..."
They have the power that will be forced upon them by the International Community with its host of cry-baby 3-letter agencies. The U.N. Children's Rights blah-be-de-blah etc. Fred and them will make another trip to D.C. to speak before some other council (and still be allowed to return through our immigration borders without a noose).
The International media will wage a war against us and paint us with the the darkest of colours and turn away 90% of our tourists saying nobody wants to visit a place that hates children - just like they are doing TODAY against Australia because of the children being held on Nauru. Everyone there keeps saying those children need to be taken to Australia for medical help. New Zealand has offered them refugee status, but Australia has refused to let them leave. Why must they they go to one of those 2 places? Who doesn't anybody (including the Indonesian government) ask for the children to be taken to Indonesia (where they came from ) for medical treatment? Are there no medical facilities in Indonesia? And if there are indeed none, then where is the international outcry about that? Don't the existing children in Indonesia deserve medical care? Shouldn't there exist at least ONE hospital there?
Why are $h^tH04e countries allowed to remain $h^tH04e countries? Nobody gets upset with them. The international cry baby agencies give them all a pass.
On Unjust and unfair: PM insists shanty towns must go – to improve lives
Posted 20 August 2018, 2:36 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Keep the residents where they are and tax every Bahamian between the ages of 20 and 50 years old $500 as a special "humanitarian tax" to pay for repairs and cleanup of the shanty towns nationwide.
Shanty town residents are excluded from the tax, since they are humans.
Tax due by Dec 1st or face one month in prison.
On Unjust and unfair: PM insists shanty towns must go – to improve lives
Posted 20 August 2018, 1:11 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Bark bark bark ... no bite.
On Now name and shame non-disclosure MPs
Posted 20 August 2018, 12:55 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
A friend had her money taken off acct with atm card a couple years ago. Suspected her daughter took it off because her daughter knew the pin having helped her (due to age) to use the atm.
Thought her daughter took out of purse without her knowing and replaced it without her knowing.
She went to the bank thinking they could just look who it was on the atm camera. The bank just refused to look at the camera memory. No reason given. Just "No, we can't do that."
Makes me wonder if those cameras are even hooked up to data storage.
Of course i cant name the bank due to our wonderful liebel laws in this colony.
On Symonette: 'Public needs to be cautious' with ATMs
Posted 17 August 2018, 6:20 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
In the dictionary under "nonsense" there is a link to this article and a picture of the former governor.
On Growth targets could be "very difficult" to reach
Posted 17 August 2018, 6:10 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
The truly sad thing is that most Bahamians are too uneducated and ignorant to know the different meanings of the terms:
Accused murderer
and
Convicted murderer
Sad. Very sad.
On Three face court on murder charges
Posted 17 August 2018, 6:05 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Agree with Mr Wilchcombe completely.
On Wilchcombe: Lighthouse Point must be preserved
Posted 17 August 2018, 6:03 p.m. Suggest removal