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ThisIsOurs says...

While an improved vehicle inspection process is great how did they make this giant leap from that to reducing traffic accidents?

Who are these speech writers??? From the price control who didnt know the difference between products and product categories to the budget writer who didnt understand what a greater than symbol was when comparing numbers and now this speech that makes a claim that wheel alignments will reduce traffic accidents.

I suppose that means people only run red lights, overtake without due care and speed when their wheels aren't properly aligned. **Why didnt they get a report from the police on all traffic accidents in the past 5 years and the causes of those accidents to report on number with wheels not aligned and bad suspension**

This **seems like a money making scam that has no origination in concern for road safety because accidents arent caused by the car they're caused by the driver**

ThisIsOurs says...

If you recall before the lockdown it was HIGHLY unusual to hear about daylight shootings, I cant say definitively that we never had one but if we had two that'd be like water parting under PI bridge. Then all of a sudden about 3 or 4 months into the lockdown we started hearing a spate of daylight murders. The police changed their tone. Theyd previously claimed that they had solved the murder problem! Then suddenly they *needed the publics help because noone could stop murders*.

Hitmen are over curfews. We need police brains now. unfortunately all we hear about is *saturating the streets* ... not much brains

ThisIsOurs says...

what is this crazy talk about 100 murders? Its like they want to set goals for the unattainable then when not attained say well noone could have achieved that. Set a goal of noone running the red light without a hefty fine. Thats attainable

ThisIsOurs says...

If the man returned 100k and the vehicles, there was clearly ZERO justification for the NGO to utilize them in any food distribution plan and most likely evidence of use or intended use in for profit initiatives

ThisIsOurs says...

Doesnt make operational sense. The cost to operate fuel and maintain a barge can only he assumed by a for profit business. No donor is going to give money for that

ThisIsOurs says...

"*They denied that the payment provider in question had an “exclusive contract” or that it was not properly licensed.*"

what does that have to do with not handing over one penny of *6.4m in fees collected* (if correctly stated)?

ThisIsOurs says...

"*unnamed payment provider, who he accused of collecting $6.4m on behalf of the Government in work permit and other Immigration-related fees but failing to remit the funds to the Public Treasury.*"

Is this related to the travel visa?

ThisIsOurs says...

Excessive noise should be considered a public health hazard. All citizens should have a fair expectation of periods of relative peace. In residenrial neighbourhoods in progressive countries like Canada they recognize this fact and noise producing activities like construction work are not allowed before or after certain hours, on holidays or weekends. If we start from the harmful effects of around the clock noise police officers would not be giving answers like there's nothing we can do.

This is why the media circus around police crime strategy/plan is just a dog and pony show. We cant get the simple policing done. They're in business, if you have to visit them twice in one night, fine them relative to their VAT filings, they'll stop.

To concretize the harmfulness of excessive noise, just consider the fact that noise, specifically blasting music, was used as one of the out of control Guantanamo bay prisoner torture tactics

On Night club disturbing the peace

Posted 2 March 2023, 4:29 a.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

If its not village road, then the question is why it cost 20m?

ThisIsOurs says...

Only in the Bahamas does "complete" mean we have some other stuff to do