Don't worry - after this BahaMar thing finish destroying our international reputation (what little it was anyway) - Immigration ain't ga have no papers to lose - cause ain't no more 4-million dollar business even thinking of coming here.
Now I see Morley trying to put union at container port. So they ga be dead before long too. Even more Bahamians gonna be out of work.
Bess buy ya fishinin line before da marine store dem run out of stock.
Strange that Mr. Morley does not cite even ONE issue that requires the input of a union, or would be helped by a union. Where is the problem?
The Cont Port is one of the very few providers of good paying jobs left in Freeport. Is his goal to rid the island of it as well? Does he intend not to stop until nobody in Freeport can find a job? Does he hate Bahamians that much that he wishes for them ALL to be unemployed?
The Port has been there for over 20 years like he says, and many persons would LOVE to get hired there.
WHY doesn't he spend his free time working with the Min. of Tourism, and the Min. of Finance and the Min of Foreign Affairs etc. and try to bring MORE companies - like chemical companies - like SYNTEX which I'm sure people like him managed to force out of existence - and other companies like oil companies and hotels and manufacturing plants.
WHY doesn't he try to help that guy who has been trying to make a warehousing operation for the past 5 years but cannot get any help from Government to allow Freeport to be a trans-shipment/warehouse distribution center for the Caribbean. The guy has lots of money and built a huge warehouse (can't remember his name or name of company) - but he is held up by red tape after red tape. I believe he said it would create hundreds of jobs for Bahamians.
Anyone at the Cont. Port who is unhappy could then have options of other places they could work perhaps for better pay and working conditions. The only way employees get treated well is if there are more open jobs than employees - THEN companies have to be nice and attract the best people and pay well and all that or else the employees go somewhere else. But when the situation is like it is in Freeport where there are only like a dozen good employers (if that) - then you either work "for the man" and suck teeth - or you go unemployed. The man has 200 resumes on his desk and can pick, choose, and refuse. try to get more companies to invest and ALSO try to find a cork for these bitches that keep getting belly swell and making more unemployed people every 9 months.
If he destroys the Container Port and causes them to shut down, pack up, and move out - who then will have any jobs???????? What other companies will then come and invest here, after seeing their destruction along with the stupid mess at BahaMar???????
Does this man have even one ounce of common sense?
Are the police allowed to arrest him under some kind of trumped-up charge like preserving the peace or whatever and just keep him out of sight for the next few years until Freeport has a chance to breathe and perhaps save itself economically?
Just be be perfectly clear - if this lady can get papers straight in USA, Canada, and UK for people - she NEEDS to advertise to bahamians, instead of only the southern caribbean people.
She will get more business than she can handle. If she will do mine, I will not only pay her fee, but I will also pay for a year supply of NoDoze for her - cause she will need it to work night and day.
I could also give her no less than 50 other clients right now in the next the next ten minutes, and guarantee her another 500 clients by end of month.
LADY - please write me - securely. Don't close your business, if you really can do what you claim. You ga be rich, and da Bahamas ga be empty.
“When applications are submitted to these countries, they handle them professionally and the client’s naturalisation and citizenship is granted and completed in a timely fashion,” said Mrs Seymour.
So why then don't they carry their hip to those other countries instead? Take a hint.
By the way, perhaps you shouldn't close your business - but instead advertise to Bahamians to get them papers for other countries. I am SURE there are LOTS of Bahamians who would pay good money (I would) to get papers for somewhere else.
This is wonderful news for the Bahamas. After our economy gets even worse, and there is no money, no jobs, and the clinics run out of free medicine and doctors, and the schools can't pay the teachers to provide free schooling - maybe then the migrants will move to Cuba and we will get our country back.
No - Bran is correct. You can see the wrench in the spokes already by our Court ruling today that prevents Baha Mar from paying its employees any salaries.
Things are going to get ugly and complicated.
Time will linger on.
Bran will be proven correct on this one.
The hotel could have been saved (maybe) if our Govt did not interfere in the Ch. 11 process - which Mr. Irzmirlian had worked out a strategy to keep paying staff and get new financing.
However, now that all international financiers can see that they can have no assuredness of anything when dealing with our Govt. - they will run for the hills - or should I say ... Cuba (they have hills down there actually.)
TheMadHatter says...
No - govt has already hinted at a criminal investigation. It is not citizens he has to be fearful of.
On Baha Mar gets $2m severance pay nod
Posted 6 July 2015, 7:04 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Don't worry - after this BahaMar thing finish destroying our international reputation (what little it was anyway) - Immigration ain't ga have no papers to lose - cause ain't no more 4-million dollar business even thinking of coming here.
Now I see Morley trying to put union at container port. So they ga be dead before long too. Even more Bahamians gonna be out of work.
Bess buy ya fishinin line before da marine store dem run out of stock.
On Businesswoman infuriated at poor Immigration service
Posted 5 July 2015, 12:45 a.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Yes, we are starting to look even better than England, France, and Canada in some ways. If we can only keep the towel-heads out, we might survive.
On POLITICOLE: Bahamas after college = professional suicide
Posted 5 July 2015, 12:37 a.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Strange that Mr. Morley does not cite even ONE issue that requires the input of a union, or would be helped by a union. Where is the problem?
The Cont Port is one of the very few providers of good paying jobs left in Freeport. Is his goal to rid the island of it as well? Does he intend not to stop until nobody in Freeport can find a job? Does he hate Bahamians that much that he wishes for them ALL to be unemployed?
The Port has been there for over 20 years like he says, and many persons would LOVE to get hired there.
WHY doesn't he spend his free time working with the Min. of Tourism, and the Min. of Finance and the Min of Foreign Affairs etc. and try to bring MORE companies - like chemical companies - like SYNTEX which I'm sure people like him managed to force out of existence - and other companies like oil companies and hotels and manufacturing plants.
WHY doesn't he try to help that guy who has been trying to make a warehousing operation for the past 5 years but cannot get any help from Government to allow Freeport to be a trans-shipment/warehouse distribution center for the Caribbean. The guy has lots of money and built a huge warehouse (can't remember his name or name of company) - but he is held up by red tape after red tape. I believe he said it would create hundreds of jobs for Bahamians.
Anyone at the Cont. Port who is unhappy could then have options of other places they could work perhaps for better pay and working conditions. The only way employees get treated well is if there are more open jobs than employees - THEN companies have to be nice and attract the best people and pay well and all that or else the employees go somewhere else. But when the situation is like it is in Freeport where there are only like a dozen good employers (if that) - then you either work "for the man" and suck teeth - or you go unemployed. The man has 200 resumes on his desk and can pick, choose, and refuse. try to get more companies to invest and ALSO try to find a cork for these bitches that keep getting belly swell and making more unemployed people every 9 months.
If he destroys the Container Port and causes them to shut down, pack up, and move out - who then will have any jobs???????? What other companies will then come and invest here, after seeing their destruction along with the stupid mess at BahaMar???????
Does this man have even one ounce of common sense?
Are the police allowed to arrest him under some kind of trumped-up charge like preserving the peace or whatever and just keep him out of sight for the next few years until Freeport has a chance to breathe and perhaps save itself economically?
**TheMadHatter**
On Morley continues campaign for union recognition at container port
Posted 5 July 2015, 12:26 a.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Well, then, I guess they'll be fishing on the rocks with us.
On Chipman warns of major impact as US moves to open Cuban embassy
Posted 3 July 2015, 9:16 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Just be be perfectly clear - if this lady can get papers straight in USA, Canada, and UK for people - she NEEDS to advertise to bahamians, instead of only the southern caribbean people.
She will get more business than she can handle. If she will do mine, I will not only pay her fee, but I will also pay for a year supply of NoDoze for her - cause she will need it to work night and day.
I could also give her no less than 50 other clients right now in the next the next ten minutes, and guarantee her another 500 clients by end of month.
LADY - please write me - securely. Don't close your business, if you really can do what you claim. You ga be rich, and da Bahamas ga be empty.
forms.hush.com/tmh
**TheMadHatter**
On Businesswoman infuriated at poor Immigration service
Posted 3 July 2015, 7:15 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
“When applications are submitted to these countries, they handle them professionally and the client’s naturalisation and citizenship is granted and completed in a timely fashion,” said Mrs Seymour.
So why then don't they carry their hip to those other countries instead? Take a hint.
By the way, perhaps you shouldn't close your business - but instead advertise to Bahamians to get them papers for other countries. I am SURE there are LOTS of Bahamians who would pay good money (I would) to get papers for somewhere else.
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On Businesswoman infuriated at poor Immigration service
Posted 3 July 2015, 7:09 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
As I said yesterday, Mr. Izmirlian would be well advised to charter a jet and get himself and his family out of here lickety split.
I just have a funny feeling that he may find himself charged with some (previously unheard of) crime.
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On $80m Baha Mar funds may have been ‘killed’
Posted 3 July 2015, 7:04 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
This is wonderful news for the Bahamas. After our economy gets even worse, and there is no money, no jobs, and the clinics run out of free medicine and doctors, and the schools can't pay the teachers to provide free schooling - maybe then the migrants will move to Cuba and we will get our country back.
On Chipman warns of major impact as US moves to open Cuban embassy
Posted 3 July 2015, 6:54 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
No - Bran is correct. You can see the wrench in the spokes already by our Court ruling today that prevents Baha Mar from paying its employees any salaries.
Things are going to get ugly and complicated.
Time will linger on.
Bran will be proven correct on this one.
The hotel could have been saved (maybe) if our Govt did not interfere in the Ch. 11 process - which Mr. Irzmirlian had worked out a strategy to keep paying staff and get new financing.
However, now that all international financiers can see that they can have no assuredness of anything when dealing with our Govt. - they will run for the hills - or should I say ... Cuba (they have hills down there actually.)
On Bran: No Baha Mar until 2017
Posted 2 July 2015, 11:33 p.m. Suggest removal