There's a spot on a local show featuring alcohol, the local representative has mentioned several times the regional brand manager commenting to the local team that The Bahamas is their best customer! I didnt get the impression that they meant by a thin margin. I find it such a weird thing to be proud of. But ok, *we drinking squaddie* (those 2 policemen were sadly *unrecognized* alcoholics like many bahamian young men btw)
The people *you* know are all smoking weed. Some of the people you dont know are now being seen by Dr Tameka Johnson Dames, that's the point the article makes. Is everybody buying numbers addicted? The person I spoke to is also in the medical field seeing people and marijuana gone wrong.
This line of thinking has undertones of the Toby Smith case, *if I making money, who cares what damage it might do to someone else*. Actually as I think about it, that's the Bahamian way, we been doing that for centuries. George Smith said just a few shorts days ago, "*why does it matter how you made your money*"
I hope Mr Roberts remembers that Oban was cleared for an oil refinery in the middle of a nature reserve. Anybody with money or connections could get anything in this country.. I dont know the workings, must be black magic.
**Prostitution is on it's way to being legal as residents of Amsterdam's Red District are asking sex tourists to *please stay away youre ruining our neighbourhood***
**The problem with all of our planning is nobody wants to examine the risks. Its always good news all the way on how much money we will make.** Marijuana is a drug. Drugs affect different biological systems differently, just because you smoke it all the time does not mean that your neighbour's 2 teenage sons... or their mother for that matter will be fine. They may turn into the neighbourhood nuisances breaking into your car every night searching for 2 dollars to get the next hit.
Someone told me just this week about the issue in the states, the trend now is for marijuana to be laced with something so you dont know what you smoking and some people have bad outcomes
Anyway, they will do what they want to foobar the country as much as possible. Just dont come like the gambling people 5 years later with their weak addiction treatment support
"*That ended in court – although an appeal is always possible – with a ruling that Mr Smith’s claim was not valid because former Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis’ signature was missing on a crucial document*."
But is it, "the end of that"? To my understanding the lease *"application"* was **not** denied by the court. The court said, "*you dont have a lease... **yet**". All Brave Davis has to do is add the missing piece and sign the letter, he's the Prime Minister... isnt he? Toby needs the Prime Minister's signature, that's it
Debbie Deal raised a question that we need some serious uncorrupted answers to. She reminded us that Paradise Island has always functioned as a barrier Island protecting Nassau from storms, what will this development mean to that protection. It could have zero impact for all I know. I hope Brave Davis takes this seriously.
ThisIsOurs says...
There's a spot on a local show featuring alcohol, the local representative has mentioned several times the regional brand manager commenting to the local team that The Bahamas is their best customer! I didnt get the impression that they meant by a thin margin. I find it such a weird thing to be proud of. But ok, *we drinking squaddie* (those 2 policemen were sadly *unrecognized* alcoholics like many bahamian young men btw)
On EDITORIAL: The dangerous side of marijuana
Posted 16 March 2023, 4:22 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
The people *you* know are all smoking weed. Some of the people you dont know are now being seen by Dr Tameka Johnson Dames, that's the point the article makes. Is everybody buying numbers addicted? The person I spoke to is also in the medical field seeing people and marijuana gone wrong.
This line of thinking has undertones of the Toby Smith case, *if I making money, who cares what damage it might do to someone else*. Actually as I think about it, that's the Bahamian way, we been doing that for centuries. George Smith said just a few shorts days ago, "*why does it matter how you made your money*"
On EDITORIAL: The dangerous side of marijuana
Posted 16 March 2023, 4:10 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
I hope Mr Roberts remembers that Oban was cleared for an oil refinery in the middle of a nature reserve. Anybody with money or connections could get anything in this country.. I dont know the workings, must be black magic.
On ATLANTIS: DEAL WITH CONCERNS HEAD ON – RCI urged to address environment worries for $100m beach club
Posted 15 March 2023, 7:09 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*he has to undetstand.....they’re developing on their own land*"
so Bahamians could do whatever they want on land they own?
On PM answers critics over govt approval
Posted 15 March 2023, 7:02 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Youre right, its another abused mind altering drug.
On EDITORIAL: The dangerous side of marijuana
Posted 15 March 2023, 7 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
**Prostitution is on it's way to being legal as residents of Amsterdam's Red District are asking sex tourists to *please stay away youre ruining our neighbourhood***
**The problem with all of our planning is nobody wants to examine the risks. Its always good news all the way on how much money we will make.** Marijuana is a drug. Drugs affect different biological systems differently, just because you smoke it all the time does not mean that your neighbour's 2 teenage sons... or their mother for that matter will be fine. They may turn into the neighbourhood nuisances breaking into your car every night searching for 2 dollars to get the next hit.
Someone told me just this week about the issue in the states, the trend now is for marijuana to be laced with something so you dont know what you smoking and some people have bad outcomes
Anyway, they will do what they want to foobar the country as much as possible. Just dont come like the gambling people 5 years later with their weak addiction treatment support
On EDITORIAL: The dangerous side of marijuana
Posted 15 March 2023, 6:54 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*Island Luck contributed $30,000 to Sandilands Rehabilitation Centre at the event.*"
Might cover the cost of treating 1 person. I wonder when the drug dealers will open their rehab clinic?
On Pandemic saw increase in gambling disorders, especially among women
Posted 15 March 2023, 3:49 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*That ended in court – although an appeal is always possible – with a ruling that Mr Smith’s claim was not valid because former Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis’ signature was missing on a crucial document*."
But is it, "the end of that"? To my understanding the lease *"application"* was **not** denied by the court. The court said, "*you dont have a lease... **yet**". All Brave Davis has to do is add the missing piece and sign the letter, he's the Prime Minister... isnt he? Toby needs the Prime Minister's signature, that's it
On EDITORIAL: Cautious reaction to RCI proposal
Posted 15 March 2023, 3:35 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Debbie Deal raised a question that we need some serious uncorrupted answers to. She reminded us that Paradise Island has always functioned as a barrier Island protecting Nassau from storms, what will this development mean to that protection. It could have zero impact for all I know. I hope Brave Davis takes this seriously.
On EDITORIAL: Cautious reaction to RCI proposal
Posted 15 March 2023, 3:30 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
I hope they put tracking devices inside the generators... just in case they end up at Kay Forbes Smith house
On US donates generators and reverse osmosis systems to NEMA for shelters
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