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ThisIsOurs says...

**The former Commission has sealed his name in Bahamian history**. His final act upon leaving office appears to be eerily similar to the age old political tactic of burying a damaging story in the shadows of friday evening or holiday revelry. The revelation does not appear to be the answer to a random question from a reporter as the Guardian says "*a statement*" was issued. Sometime after radiostations signed off for the New Years eve midday break, the commissioner announced the resignation of former Head of CDU Michael Johnson. One might wonder if the timing was orchestrated by Johnsons legal team, but no, that cant be the case, because the Commissioner told us months ago that "**his**" timing was end of year. For a case which if it had legs, should have been forwarded to the prosecutor ages ago. You have a voice captured on tape, conspiring to commit a crime, along with witnesses speaking about contemporaneous conversations with one of the persons on the tape about the tape. It's a prosecutors dream. So why the delay?

This is equally as weird as the poorly edited national address that also *appeared to be* string pulling from behind the curtain

ThisIsOurs says...

**This doesnt sound good, I thought DNA evidence had cleared the vagrant and linked this person**. If they're saying he's a suspect because he led them to a backpack and that's it, I dont see how he could be convicted. Theres a reasonable doubt explanation, if he sees a bag lying on the ground, he might take the bag hoping to find something of value. As to leading them to other evidence, people talk maybe his criminal friends told him some info and he's just repeating it. Worth investigating, but I hope they have more

ThisIsOurs says...

A spokesman from the yang valley boys (as in yin, yang) said today, "*maybe we need more time*". We never learn

On Saxons morale high following Boxing Day triumph

Posted 31 December 2024, 12:41 a.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

"*Participants delighted the crowd with the rhythmic beat of goat-skin drums, vibrant banners, and energetic dancers.*"

The story of junkanoo is a literal fairy tale. And we miraculously appear to believe it.

Just today, someone told me of a relative abroad watching on TV dissapointed with all the delays, imagine the people sitting on uncomfortable bleachers for 10hours.

On New Year’s Junkanoo tickets still available

Posted 31 December 2024, 12:38 a.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

We have Taylor Casey missing, the autistic teenage boy is still missing and the 17(?) year old last seen on cctv getting into a car.

Theres also the case of those multiple bones found in the bushes.

Who is this Ferguson gentleman and what led them to him? Did he walk up to a random officer and confess or was his DNA on file for a previous crime?

ThisIsOurs says...

,"*THE FNM would seek to sell the Grand Lucayan to a proven investor if it gains office in the next election,"

I dont see how this hope is anh different to what happened before...

"*accelerate” the plan to “establish Grand Bahama as the “Tech Hub*"

Forget that, it was ill conceived when Minnis and the BEC chairman came up with it. Where is silicon valley located? Next door to thousands of highly trained computer scientists and engineers. We dont have that and we are making no steps to get that.

For all our sake, I hope real planning is happening behind the words, not like the Minnis, "*give them time, they never did this before*"

ThisIsOurs says...

Best case scenario is the PI store is doing well. But this has eerie similarities to the City Markets collapse. Someone said two or three month ago when the canaries were still flying around and healthy, "*let's not talk about it because we dont want to make it so*", well, talk about it or not, reality is reality. What's odd is that the closure comes "unplanned" so close after an investment of 7million in a new location. Who's the financial advisor?

On Closure and layoffs for Sawyer’s market

Posted 31 December 2024, 12:21 a.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

I heard the incoming commissioner express sentiments of "*excitement*" in regard to taking over the new position along with an expression of the great step forward this was for women.

I'm going to give the benefit of the doubt that the news footage cut short the full response.

Because, at a time when 4 officers are charged with rape, 2 are charged with manslaughter in course of their duties. The head of CDU is being investigated for corrupting criminal cases for thousands of dollars in payment with all known witnesses to the conspiracy murdered, one alledgedly by "*men in police boots who left the scene in a govt vehicle*". An ASP and Chief Petty Officer are currently indicted in the US for conspiring, at minimum, with a Columbian Cartel to use police planes to transport millions in cocaine through the Bahamas, the ex police staff association president, Sonny Miller, is on charges of cocaine trafficking after being caught by the US coast guard offloading drugs from a plane, a high ranking politician named and implicated by ASP Curtis in negotiations for a bribe to facilitate cocaine trafficking, still holds all *high places* power and authority and is free to conduct *business as usual* with god only knows what other "*businessmen*"....

With all of this on the plate of the police force, you would think an incoming commissioner would feel the gravity and weight of the task immediately and "*excitement*" and "*a step for women*" would be the last of a long list of things to be mentioned...

But hey, we've still not charged Nygard or Sam for cases with mountains of evidence we dont have to lift a finger to find.

On Canadian: Police beat me with bat

Posted 31 December 2024, 12:12 a.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

I recall the young man who suffered a medical incident at a jail cell. The symptoms were so severe, likely heart attack or some other anxiety attack that affected his breathing, they had to make an emergency call to an ambulance to have him carted away to the hospital. He was also covered in bruises head to toe that his lawyer had apparently not seen on him before.

The officer in charge of the station said he had no idea what happened.

That aside always wondered why we had multiple cases of prisoners hanging themselves with shoestrings. No investigation.

There needs to be a special court to ferret out these senior police deaf, blind and dumb disabilities.

On Canadian: Police beat me with bat

Posted 30 December 2024, 11:46 p.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

8. If any of the answers are no, who sold the propane to the company?

On Nine injured in explosion

Posted 30 December 2024, 3:47 p.m. Suggest removal