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ThisIsOurs says...

she **cannot** construct a sewer system on top of a pure water reservoir. she sounds like a perfect candidate for the Rise program, she has a set of dire circumstances but she's clealy shown inititative to improve them and she has a willingness to work to support herself.

ThisIsOurs says...

"*Asked about the **suspected case**, he confirmed this case **is a Bahamian** case and they are said to **have a history of contact with someone from a foreign country**.*"

This is how it always works. In the new monster virus era, tourism is our frenemy

On Second monkeypox case being examined

Posted 1 July 2022, 6:30 p.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

Heard Bodie say 2 weeks after Fernander was appointed that the murder problem was solved!!! How we supposed to have a serious country when we make mockeries of serious issues?

ThisIsOurs says...

Noone was in his shoes or felt the pressure he felt, but Minnis and the odd gesticulations aside, the explanations just raise more questions.

"*It was them or me*"??? and ~I recommended the man I forced into early retirement as the best man in the entire force to replace me??? Huh?

ThisIsOurs says...

I said it tongue in cheek, but also seriously, it is ironic that the law would allow them to claim these long lost treasures but would completely ignore the theft of people

ThisIsOurs says...

Yes! Open up in the name of Her Majesty and hand over the foot!

You know this wouldnt be the first time a war was fought over missing body parts...

"*The War of Jenkins's Ear (known as Guerra del Asiento in Spain) was a conflict between Britain and Spain lasting from 1739 to 1748, mainly in New Granada and among the West Indies of the Caribbean Sea, with major operations largely ended by 1742. Its name, coined by British historian Thomas Carlyle in 1858,[5] refers to Robert Jenkins, a captain of a British merchant ship, whose ear was cut off by sailors of the Spanish coast guard when they boarded his ship to search for contraband.*

ThisIsOurs says...

Lol. One expensive chopped off foot... *Columbus lose he shoe*

ThisIsOurs says...

I think you're kinda wrong, but my follow up is, if Spain wins the case, we should immediately file a countersuit on behalf our ancestors who were stolen and transported on those ships

ThisIsOurs says...

Said so from the first time they laid that ludicrous claim for a majority stake:

**June 23**:
"*... **I've been looking for a definitive answer on who owns what and what the site country is entitled to, I have seen recent changes to laws that indicate that a country never abandons its vessels even if they're not actively searching for them**. Thus if it's a Spsnish galleon Spain could claim it. Whether that's the most recent interpretation of the law I dont know. One thing I do know, its ludicrous for the govt to say they want majority share*"

Again, can MPs pleeeaaase do research before they deliver these speeches. Entry into the HOA and a fancy title doesnt make you an expert.

ThisIsOurs says...

In the best of worlds. But this is cover up, dont hurt the golden goose nation.

That aside, Id be very surprised if another incident happened. Noone else even reported feeling ill, the investigation would have uncovered that, people are just more than willing to come forward to link their near misses for the news media. So it does look like it was isolated to that building. It should have (and hopefully) triggered a review of all possible sources across the property to prevent like incidents.