Why you say they can't afford it, but they can go to the money transfer stations every week and wire transfer money back "home". ? Bahamians complaining they don't have no money, well you can't have money in the country if it is being sent out.
And even if it was ALL paid on Monday morning, what good would it do "us" - the common citizen. Nothing. We would still have broken down schools, and potholes to drive in.
So basically, then, it is illegal for Bahamians to have a country called the Bahamas.
Government should provide every true Bahamian family with a gun and enough bullets to commit suicide.
As Mr Smith says - there is no way we can win. The law is against us. We must simply hand over this country to the invaders.
Well, then. Let's get to it. Perhaps the Govt will fax a purchase order to Smith & Wesson in the near future.
Like the state motto of New Hampshire says "Live free or die." If we have to live under the laws and rules of foreign invaders, and if the law supports them more than it does us, then we are better off dead.
Don't you show papers when you register your child in school? Don't they ask for vaccination records, birth certificate or other ID, parents names and contact info, NIB number, etc?
Schools have been requiring NIB numbers now for 10 years at even Pre-K level. Of course, for illegals they don't press the issue, because you know we are just supposed to roll-over and play dead and give our country to them free of charge and without question or insult.
Well, that is true. However, an alternative solution would be for immigration to keep up its strong enforcement policies and to even make them stronger - while for people at the same time to start using condoms.
Government clearly cannot create jobs for people as FAST as people can create more people.
If Gibson creates 5,000 jobs, but the PMH delivery room delivers 7,000 new babies, well, that's just a losing battle. That means 2,000 unemployed.
"Mr Bowe added: “That doesn’t make sense to me. The excuse is not acceptable, especially not after we have already (given) the sister stores warnings."
so why didn't he have the guts to go back to one of those sister stores?
Simple, because then he would be forced to prosecute to save face, and he knows the law does not support him in this particular detail he is pushing.
TheMadHatter says...
Why you say they can't afford it, but they can go to the money transfer stations every week and wire transfer money back "home". ? Bahamians complaining they don't have no money, well you can't have money in the country if it is being sent out.
On Mitchell: Public backs immigration measures
Posted 9 February 2015, 9:35 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
And even if it was ALL paid on Monday morning, what good would it do "us" - the common citizen. Nothing. We would still have broken down schools, and potholes to drive in.
Freedom of Information Act is needed yesterday.
**TheMadHatter**
https://forms.hush.com/tmh
On $50m collected in property tax
Posted 6 February 2015, 8:41 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
So basically, then, it is illegal for Bahamians to have a country called the Bahamas.
Government should provide every true Bahamian family with a gun and enough bullets to commit suicide.
As Mr Smith says - there is no way we can win. The law is against us. We must simply hand over this country to the invaders.
Well, then. Let's get to it. Perhaps the Govt will fax a purchase order to Smith & Wesson in the near future.
Like the state motto of New Hampshire says "Live free or die." If we have to live under the laws and rules of foreign invaders, and if the law supports them more than it does us, then we are better off dead.
**TheMadHatter**
On Citizens in waiting
Posted 6 February 2015, 8:35 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
This article might have been useful 5 years ago, well before we sold the country to China.
Unfortunately, it's too late now. The old people say don't cry over spilled milk.
**TheMadHatter**
On ‘Cyclical rise and fall’ with no succession plan
Posted 6 February 2015, 8:23 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Don't you show papers when you register your child in school? Don't they ask for vaccination records, birth certificate or other ID, parents names and contact info, NIB number, etc?
Schools have been requiring NIB numbers now for 10 years at even Pre-K level. Of course, for illegals they don't press the issue, because you know we are just supposed to roll-over and play dead and give our country to them free of charge and without question or insult.
On Mitchell accuses activists of ‘rank hypocrisy’
Posted 5 February 2015, 10:59 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Mr. Bannister, I give your remarks a D+ just like your students.
Check ya passport, and if you don't like the one you have - switch it up, or get with the program.
**TheMadHatter**
On FORMER MINISTER COMPARES MOVE TO POLL TAX LAW
Posted 5 February 2015, 10:12 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Well, that is true. However, an alternative solution would be for immigration to keep up its strong enforcement policies and to even make them stronger - while for people at the same time to start using condoms.
Government clearly cannot create jobs for people as FAST as people can create more people.
If Gibson creates 5,000 jobs, but the PMH delivery room delivers 7,000 new babies, well, that's just a losing battle. That means 2,000 unemployed.
**TheMadHatter**
On Gibson defends PLP over jobs
Posted 5 February 2015, 10:02 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Bahamians, I believe, would have no problem accepting Haitians if they wanted to be Bahamians.
If I ever moved to the USA, it would be because I wanted to become an American. Once there, I would not call myself a Bahamian-American.
On New immigration policy is xenophobic, says academic
Posted 5 February 2015, 9:47 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
Maybe, just maybe, Solomon's Supercenter is PLP owned?
On Price control: Enough warnings, store owners will be prosecuted
Posted 5 February 2015, 9:44 p.m. Suggest removal
TheMadHatter says...
"Mr Bowe added: “That doesn’t make sense to me. The excuse is not acceptable, especially not after we have already (given) the sister stores warnings."
so why didn't he have the guts to go back to one of those sister stores?
Simple, because then he would be forced to prosecute to save face, and he knows the law does not support him in this particular detail he is pushing.
**TheMadHatter**
On Price control: Enough warnings, store owners will be prosecuted
Posted 5 February 2015, 9:41 p.m. Suggest removal