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TheMadHatter says...

And to think ... there's a church on every corner in Nassau. Wow.

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On US: Crime is now at critical level

Posted 23 February 2015, 7:56 p.m. Suggest removal

TheMadHatter says...

Yep - same with VAT which could have been only 3% if done back in 2007.

TheMadHatter says...

On No TIN number?

Posted 20 February 2015, 6:46 p.m. Suggest removal

TheMadHatter says...

The Illuminati have stated clearly in their 2012 Edict #297 that the world population MUST come back down to below 5 billion. It is currently around 7.3 billion. The Illuminati have stated they will continue to apply more and more pressure to people until they reduce their breeding habits. They even forced the Pope the other day to state that people should not breed like rabbits. Here is a link to him saying that, and then a link to the world population meter.

http://news.yahoo.com/pope-says-catholi…

http://www.worldometers.info/world-popu…

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On Money lenders create modern day slaves

Posted 20 February 2015, 6:41 p.m. Suggest removal

TheMadHatter says...

He is talking nonsense. It doesn't matter if it is a tax on a tax. The bottom line is that we need plenty money to pay the debt or else our currency will be devalued.

He should spend his energy getting us a Freedom of Information Act - so the people can learn how STUPID the government parties (both) have been and still are in wasting money and making us financial slaves to the Chinese.

We cannot get rid of VAT unless we want our dollar to be worth less than a U.S. Dollar. However, that is his (and others') choice.

He is just upset because now Haitians have to pay VAT on things that they buy and services they receive - because VAT is charged on breadbasket food items and other duty free things that they use.

If the law said that Haitians do not have to pay any VAT, you would not be hearing a word from Mr. Moss or anyone in the FNM.

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On Moss vows to fight to scrap VAT

Posted 20 February 2015, 6:29 p.m. Suggest removal

TheMadHatter says...

The Bahamas cannot afford universal health care - that is one of the stupidest things ever suggested in this day and age.

On PLP MPs clash in the house

Posted 20 February 2015, 6:23 p.m. Suggest removal

TheMadHatter says...

That's because you have one of them no-good Bahamian passports. You gotta get the Haitian passport to get fast service. There may be a way to get one even if yoos a Bahamian. In the world today, everything is for sale - and in the Bahamas a Haitian passport is easily worth $2000 when you consider the benefits it brings. Ask around.

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On PLP MPs clash in the house

Posted 20 February 2015, 6:20 p.m. Suggest removal

TheMadHatter says...

So how many parents were fined or given even ONE DAY in prison as a result of all of this?

Zero? Probably zero.

In the Bahamas, most children are just intercourse "leftovers".

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On 201 cases of child abuse in half a year

Posted 20 February 2015, 6:12 p.m. Suggest removal

TheMadHatter says...

Nonsense. The Director has all the power to change policy and make rules and make things happen or not happen in education. The country has had a D-average for a very long time.

When have you ever seen an article here where the Director was interviewed and gave his opinion and goals for the department and how he thinks the D average can be improved? I am a very avid news follower and I cannot recall ever hearing anything from him.

The boat is adrift at sea, moving in the wind as the Bible says - the wind bloweth where it listeth.

We need someone to put their hand on the steering wheel - and ten years is too long to wait.

As I've said before there is no method by which someone can even become a teacher in this country. There IS NO school that has a published set of classes that must be taken and passed, and a schedule for when those classes are held - so that somone from the private sector who may want to become a teacher can investigate and say - yes (or no) I can attend those classes at those times, I can afford those classes at those prices, and I can make a contribution to my country.

The Director has the door closed.

I challenge anyone to find a web link containing the information that I just stated does not exist. I will promtly apologize.

This country is full of foreign teachers, hired simply so that they will shut up and march to the beat of the drum. They know that if they step out of line they will lose their work permit. That's why the union leader cannot have an all teachers march down bay street to call attention to the problem - because Immigration officers will be waiting in Rawson square with the buses to take them straight to the airport, and back to their countries of origin.

You can't blame the teachers, because we have very few Bahamian teachers - only a small part of the problem.

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TheMadHatter says...

Well maybe he should be more understanding. It's hard to get everybody off of the golf course at the same time to attend Parliament meetings - man - ease up.

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