Absolutely correct. Our process does not allow resolution like the US one does - it only allows destruction and sharing of the spoils. It comes from our overall mentality here. No productivity and building-up of anything. That's why we don't have any factories in the Bahamas, except the baby factory.
Well then perhaps the migrants ought to consider whether they want to be here when "history repeats". You cannot come into someone's country and out-breed them - practicing a form of ethnic cleansing in the process, and not expect a retaliation. Someone above mentioned that we don't know what percentage of the Haitians here are legal or illegal. The legality is not important - the point is that they are Haitians and this is the Bahamas and their numbers should not be at 80% of the total population (but they are heading there).
Bahamians are a peaceful people - but they will reach a breaking point. Perhaps when the fight breaks out and the machetes start to fly we will even lose that fight, but I predict it will be a very horrible event on a national scale and the CNN helicopters will be overhead.
So all this talk of legality and human rights etc. should be considered against a race's right to simple survival. Humans have a natural inclination to survive, and have been shown to do incredible things to achieve it.
Oh there are LOTS and LOTS of investors all over the world who are willing to come here and invest $900 million dollars knowing that the govt can just snatch it away from them whenever it feels like it.
In fact, I saw a list of their names online the other day.
Let me think, now, - I'm trying to remember that website ... uhm, no wait - it's not coming to me. Let me try to remember. I'll get back to you ...
When all the court proceedings are complete and final numbers are produced and agreed by all parties of how much they are owed - Baha Mar will simply write all and sundry a cheque each to cover what is owed to them. No problem. Then they will tell everyone that they wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors, and off they will go to develop a fantastic resort in a different country - a country that actually wants one.
TheMadHatter says...
Absolutely correct. Our process does not allow resolution like the US one does - it only allows destruction and sharing of the spoils. It comes from our overall mentality here. No productivity and building-up of anything. That's why we don't have any factories in the Bahamas, except the baby factory.
**TheMadHatter**
On Contractor moves to interrogate top Baha Mar officials
Posted 26 July 2015, 11:29 a.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Well then perhaps the migrants ought to consider whether they want to be here when "history repeats". You cannot come into someone's country and out-breed them - practicing a form of ethnic cleansing in the process, and not expect a retaliation. Someone above mentioned that we don't know what percentage of the Haitians here are legal or illegal. The legality is not important - the point is that they are Haitians and this is the Bahamas and their numbers should not be at 80% of the total population (but they are heading there).
Bahamians are a peaceful people - but they will reach a breaking point. Perhaps when the fight breaks out and the machetes start to fly we will even lose that fight, but I predict it will be a very horrible event on a national scale and the CNN helicopters will be overhead.
So all this talk of legality and human rights etc. should be considered against a race's right to simple survival. Humans have a natural inclination to survive, and have been shown to do incredible things to achieve it.
**TheMadHatter**
On POLITICOLE: The inaccuracy and lunacy of ‘xenophobia’
Posted 26 July 2015, 11:16 a.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Ah, so you are reminded then of the Janet Jackson song "What have you done for me lately?" ........... I see.
On Sarkis offers extra $200m
Posted 24 July 2015, 10:03 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
This article is dedicated to all those around the world, for whom losing $900 million just isn't a big enough loss.
Heck, let's throw in another $200 million just for "good measure".
**TheMadHatter**
On Sarkis offers extra $200m
Posted 24 July 2015, 4:29 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Oh there are LOTS and LOTS of investors all over the world who are willing to come here and invest $900 million dollars knowing that the govt can just snatch it away from them whenever it feels like it.
In fact, I saw a list of their names online the other day.
Let me think, now, - I'm trying to remember that website ... uhm, no wait - it's not coming to me. Let me try to remember. I'll get back to you ...
**TheMadHatter**
On Mitchell says investors won’t be scared off
Posted 24 July 2015, 4:28 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Tal you just keep it up, until we're all fishing off the rocks.
On Sarkis offers extra $200m
Posted 24 July 2015, 4:22 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Ya beast !!!!
On New rules for travel to Canada
Posted 24 July 2015, 4:04 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
When all the court proceedings are complete and final numbers are produced and agreed by all parties of how much they are owed - Baha Mar will simply write all and sundry a cheque each to cover what is owed to them. No problem. Then they will tell everyone that they wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors, and off they will go to develop a fantastic resort in a different country - a country that actually wants one.
**TheMadHatter**
On Answers, Mr Sands
Posted 23 July 2015, 9:56 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Man - here in da Bahamas we is have da sweet&sour chicken with only the sour part :-)
**TheMadHatter**
On Chapter 11 bid refused: Baha Mar application denied, Govt ‘vindicated’ by ruling
Posted 23 July 2015, 5:05 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
child - I need oxygen. LOL
On New report contradicts auditor on Urban Renewal
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