"*So that led to persons running out of trailers. We had to relocate them, which was difficult given the already limited housing options,*"

How does any resort on a remote cay, in The Bahamas, get approval to house staff in trailers???

"*complaints have accumulated for **over a year**,*"

My my my. I can only assume, it hit the press so an effort had to be made to make it appear like were taking it seriously.

Because we cant upset the tourism goose chicklets. Ever.

Remember during COVID when they up and down tried to convince the public that COVID spread had absolutely nothing to do with tourists entering the country/travel... as our people were dying.

Maybe I should say the two things in the world that have been misused with greatest negative impact. Because the thing itself is not the evil.

I was thinking the other day that the two worst things in the world are drugs and sex. Both were actually designed with beautiful applications that still exist today, but both have been hijacked by evil forces to bamboozle and enslave mankind.

Just look at puffy. Tiger Woods. Epstein. Nygard. Sodom and Gomorrah. All given over to reprobate minds and enslaved by one of or both drugs and sex. Alcohol is a drug. Marijuana is a drug. Cocaine is a drug. Sex can be a drug. All can be addictive. All when misused and overused destroy minds and turn people into demons.

Theres no this one better than that and theres no space for just legalize it so we wont waste time trying to stomp it out. It's dangerous talk.

A Canadian study was released this year that showed a direct relationship between legalizing marijuana and increase in marijuana use among underage children. Precisely what we do not need. The only Province that did not experience an increase in underage marijuana use was Quebec, the one province that resisted the fashionable, it's narural, make everything legal line.

My theory has been all along that just the act of legalizing a thing sends the message to the teenage mind that would not under normal circumstances tried an illegal substance, that this thing is ok, because if it wasnt, it wouldnt have been legalized. And telling them, they're too young it doesnt apply to them is just the challenge teenagers dont need.

What is going on in Acklins? Every other millisecond a plane, now boat, crashing through loaded with drugs

**We need to be more analytical than the Arawaks when the foreign white people show up. Wear a mask, ask why you so interested in where the gold located and what's that rash on your skin**. Meaning know what we have and how valuable it is, discern from what they actually do and protect us always.

(Btw it could be local black people, just that history has presented mostly "foreign", "white" as the shiny investor)

he first reality to acknowledge is that while economic injection on a flailing island could be a good thing but Bahamar which is bigger in scope hasnt saved Nassau.

Secondly while this be another enclave like RCI PI, the Porte.. I'm afraid that in fifty years, the majority of the Bahamian population will be scrunched into a small box between squatting illegal immigrants and uber wealthy with the govt unwilling to fight for Bahamians against either because, "we can't hurt the money". It doesnt have to be this way if someone had a vision and a plan for what we would not accept at any point along this journey.

Thirdly these 2000 jobs and 850m invested, over what period of time will they be experienced?

"*it is law*"

"*Pinglingism*"

This is how the town operates. They create laws with slight of hand and carefully inserted words to advantage themselves while disadvantaging Bahamians, bang on the desk, hastily pass it through the senate, then when a question is raised on why is this process so strange? "*well theres nothing we can do, it's the law*". Why is that investor hiring all foreigners, closing off access to the beach, refusing bahamian guests..."*well it's in their contract, theyre operating within the law, there's nothing we can do*"

I dont know what is what, none of us do except the buyer. What I guess I can mull over is the definition of "heads of agreement"

"*A "heads of agreement" (also called "heads of terms" or "letter of intent") is a **non-binding** document that outlines the key terms of a proposed deal or partnership. It serves as a preliminary agreement, outlining the basic framework **before a** more formal and **legally binding contract is finalized**.*"

Of course this goes away if instead of a heads of agreement signing, they have a signing of a sales contract.

"*sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, suggested that Concord Wilshire’s actual purchase of the Grand Lucayan, and all its real estate and physical assets, is due to close today (Wednesday) ahead of tomorrow’s Heads of Agreement signing*"

"*still unknown whether the lingering odour poses serious health risks*"

Sigh, they better monitor every single student for any signs of malignancy. Not to mention the residents.

The DRA is doing PR rounds on how things have changed. But the most that changes is the name. Our actions always follow the same pattern. Disaster, chaos, damage, PR on how we'll change things next time.

I guess someone will soon mention how proactive they are and that they have air quality testers... as they quietly order them today

Fortune.com Apr-3-25

"*While Walmart doesn’t disclose what percentage of what it imports come from where, China is by far its biggest supplier, with some estimates that about 60% of the goods it imports into the U.S. are from there. (On Wednesday, the Trump administration announced new tariffs of 34% on Chinese products.)*"