The truth is, he can be both. He can be a good person to many people and in another minute be the angel of death and attempt to rob or murder someone. Who can know the heart?
"***grouper spawning site??!!* What's that, do fish really need to breed in 2022? and who knew anyway? ... Well, no time to figure that out, it's off to another international gathering where we beg the world to save us from the impact of "climate change" devastating our islands and seas.**
I wonder if we could revive the limestone aggregation project while we at it, Long Island have a couple of spare hills nobody using. That project was set to employ a good number of people
Seriously??? What about Village road and parkgate? Nothing stop govt from taking that private land away. The only difference is they really wanted to solve that problem
Youre basically concluding as I did thst there doesnt seem to be any economic analysis on these decisions, its ZPR. PR is fine but it wont do you any good if its substanceless
The next thing is, is the chamber representing all of the business community? Or rather who's interests are they representing? because they came out with a very tepid response this week while this story talks about retailers taking protest action
Ok its really clear now that this was a PR move and no real economic analysis was done. Just a day ago the PM said he wasnt concerned about a major impact on businesses.
Economics is all about how other things are impacted when you do one thing. Heard the question asked multiple times the morning after the speech, "why are people upset", you only ask that question if you have blinders on and no analytical bones in your body.
The real truth is the very people he's said to be helping are the ones who will feel the impact of small businesses hiking prices or small businesses reducing staff.
A major hotel said 2/3 of their staff are minimum wage but they shouldnt feel much impact, we'll see if that proves true. Roberts said he'll feel zero impact, we'll find out in the pricing. I doubt the govt even went as far as calculating the cost to businesses just using something as basic as national insurance data. That would have given them a fairly good estimate across the landscape.
**The increase isnt a bad thing, the bad thing is that they didnt analyze the knock on effects of the increase and whether those things were an acceptable trade off**
Is it "missing" or do they know who's holding it and simply want it returned so they can give a lucrative supplies storage contract to their buddy as opposed to the "*no good*" FNM who had it before?
ThisIsOurs says...
The truth is, he can be both. He can be a good person to many people and in another minute be the angel of death and attempt to rob or murder someone. Who can know the heart?
On Man shot during alleged robbery was ‘decent person’
Posted 18 October 2022, 2:12 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Lol. Prey on the poor hungry island people. I can imagine massa telling the slaves about that mule and a plot of land
On Long Island cruise port build-out to hit $500m
Posted 16 October 2022, 8:56 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"***grouper spawning site??!!* What's that, do fish really need to breed in 2022? and who knew anyway? ... Well, no time to figure that out, it's off to another international gathering where we beg the world to save us from the impact of "climate change" devastating our islands and seas.**
I wonder if we could revive the limestone aggregation project while we at it, Long Island have a couple of spare hills nobody using. That project was set to employ a good number of people
On Long Island cruise port build-out to hit $500m
Posted 16 October 2022, 8:54 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Of course they do! Esau was hungry too when he sold his birthright for a bowl of porridge
On Long Island cruise port build-out to hit $500m
Posted 16 October 2022, 8:49 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Seriously??? What about Village road and parkgate? Nothing stop govt from taking that private land away. The only difference is they really wanted to solve that problem
On Private land 'makes it difficult for govt to intervene' in shanty towns
Posted 15 October 2022, 10:28 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
I like the hairstyle. less bling. Everybody knows you have money. Make sure you can live that lifestyle to and through retirement
On Jazz Chisholm Jr serves as analyst on MLB network
Posted 15 October 2022, 10:26 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Youre basically concluding as I did thst there doesnt seem to be any economic analysis on these decisions, its ZPR. PR is fine but it wont do you any good if its substanceless
On PM to meet with retailers next week
Posted 15 October 2022, 10:23 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
The next thing is, is the chamber representing all of the business community? Or rather who's interests are they representing? because they came out with a very tepid response this week while this story talks about retailers taking protest action
On PM to meet with retailers next week
Posted 15 October 2022, 3:44 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Ok its really clear now that this was a PR move and no real economic analysis was done. Just a day ago the PM said he wasnt concerned about a major impact on businesses.
Economics is all about how other things are impacted when you do one thing. Heard the question asked multiple times the morning after the speech, "why are people upset", you only ask that question if you have blinders on and no analytical bones in your body.
The real truth is the very people he's said to be helping are the ones who will feel the impact of small businesses hiking prices or small businesses reducing staff.
A major hotel said 2/3 of their staff are minimum wage but they shouldnt feel much impact, we'll see if that proves true. Roberts said he'll feel zero impact, we'll find out in the pricing. I doubt the govt even went as far as calculating the cost to businesses just using something as basic as national insurance data. That would have given them a fairly good estimate across the landscape.
**The increase isnt a bad thing, the bad thing is that they didnt analyze the knock on effects of the increase and whether those things were an acceptable trade off**
On PM to meet with retailers next week
Posted 15 October 2022, 3:39 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Is it "missing" or do they know who's holding it and simply want it returned so they can give a lucrative supplies storage contract to their buddy as opposed to the "*no good*" FNM who had it before?
On Up to $1m of disaster supplies still missing
Posted 14 October 2022, 1:48 p.m. Suggest removal