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ThisIsOurs says...

I wonder if the people selling their birthright saw the report of the irate Haitian national upset that their illegal shantytown structure was torn down. The officer said "*this is the first time we've encountered this type of reaction*".... It will only get worse.. until its uncontrollable, whether that's 5, 10, 50 or 100 years the Bahamas is headed for a violent takeover aided by the treasonous Bahamians selling their childrens future for 50 dollars

ThisIsOurs says...

In defense of the officer someone said "*I know him*"... first bad sign, because generally speaking criminals and bad actors are clearly people we "dont know". They then continued with "*he's a nice guy*". And this is where Bahamians go wrong. Most criminals are likely likeable people, charismatic, think of Satan, he's the most beautiful creature ever created and has the gift of persuasion. The cocaine dealing "*high ranking politician*" was not only able to get thousands to vote for him but also got his party to give him a position of trust. There'll be a line of people speaking of how "nice" he was and all the "good" he did when he gets caught.This is where real danger comes from the ones you dont suspect, those on the inside or in a "*cloak*" of trust, like a police uniform. Because your guard is always up against the "other" people.

ThisIsOurs says...

"*dismissing recent flare-ups and criticism of constituency boundaries as routine political noise..*"

Lol. A few weeks ago somebody place a whole page ad against the DPM. But rivalries in the FNM are signs of party collapse. I guess the difference is one name start with F and the other starts with P... that should explain the different characterizations

ThisIsOurs says...

I'd say you are sadly mistaken. The vast number of Bahamians see absolutely nothing wrong with doing "*whatever*" to *get ahead*. Look at Sebas.

ThisIsOurs says...

The only job that starts with a heart is cardiac surgeon.

All others require other skills. You missed the point. 450 000 people in the Bahamas have a brain, likely one third of them have exceptional brains. Some are expert technicians and some are expert at organizational skills, the presence of one does not automatically indicate the presence of the other. We can tell by our results over the last 50 years. We've had very little administrators and even less experts. Can any cabinet minister get up in the house and give you a breakdown of what their ministry is doing? completed projects, ongoing projects estimated times, budgeted amounts, budgets spent to date on what without **reading** a *speech* written by **someone else**. No. Can any answer targeted questions by the opposition? No. Joe Beth Coleby, the AG, the PM and Fred Mitchell have all announced that they're either not prepared to answer questions or given broad based advice that nobody answer questions.

That's what an administrator does. They know the operation. The engineer does the "*work*".

Dr Darville may be an excellent engineer and physician, I'm almost certain he is, that does not automatically give him the skill to run or oversee the running of a hospital. Look around the world at the qualifications of individuals running hospitals, not medical programs, the "operation" of the hospital.

ThisIsOurs says...

The hospital does not need "*someone with a heart for the people*" at this point what it needs is someone "*with a brain for administration*"

ThisIsOurs says...

"*if the government truly owed Colina money*"

Isnt this a relatively easy question to answer? You dont run up 100million in bills in one month, surely someone in the accounting dept has notified somebody in a monthly report that health insurance premiums are behind.

Why do ministers and the PM always do this I have to investigate dance? If they dont know basic info about their ministries why are they ministers??

ThisIsOurs says...

"*This is an embarrassment for the government of The Bahamas.*"

Like junkanoo.

ThisIsOurs says...

Why wasn't a critically ill patient on a monitor or if she was, why didnt it alarm? Why was she not seen for two hours? The patient died with tears on her face, my my my....

Dr Darville really is not doing well as overseer of the medical system. As I described this and other reported cases, for years now, I was told the "**system**" is **IN** collapse. **Physicians are not automatically good administrarors, he may not have a clue what to do to turn things around**

With all due respect, in general, some personnel conclusions dont need an investigation to be completed. The violations are obvious and call for immediate action. How many other patients need to die while nurses alledgedly discuss lunch?

We may not be a failed state but across systems we're are exhibiting the warning signs . One major disruption to tourism... like COVID or the environment DEPP paper tigers, and that's it. Remember during COVID the govt siezed people's personal funds at cash exchange institutions in the interest of national security, they tried to cloak it as protecting health

ThisIsOurs says...

"*That medication was being administered without her consent or knowledge.*"

This is a no-no. DrDarville appears to have no clue what is going on at the patient level. It may be that a doctor does *not* make a good administrator. And this is true for every industry. Technical knowledge does not always translate to properly operating processes.

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