I'm certain this is exactly what Columbus said to the Arawaks, "*sour grapes*"
Something has to be done with rogue construction. To hear the stories of residents in Adelaide and this development having to endure construction noise every waking minute from 7AM to sometimes to 1AM, weekends, holidays. Layer upon later of dirt infiltration, having endured the same in the 2016 roadworks, it is not plessant. Jackhammers, grinding machinery, this mist be 100 times worse. **This is happening across from the PM's office**, and he probably smiling saying look at this wonderful economic activity then going home to his quiet neighbourhood **while his citizens are being tortured**
This property should not have been allowed so close to residential homes. But... we're whores... and its money
Yes. Advocated for this before. There must be not one island, but 40% of islands, that are non mass market destinations and not cut up into rich white only enclaves.
But these guys will sell their mother last pair of underdraws if it gets them a dollar.
I always laugh when they make a mountain out of these trade agreements. Every single country involved is looking to this nation as a ripe non innovative country with low skilled labour force perfect to dump their products and workers in. What do we have to offer in return? Pepper sauce and shell jewelry.(which are both great, but remember to consider the tradeoffs)
What completely circular reasoning. Completely unimpressed by this minonster.
1. *Sun Oil/FOCOL was best choice because they were able to source 2 generators in record time.*
The rights offering for those generators was opened in February, and from February Sun Oil was talking about a *new expansion into the energy sector*. It all happened very suddenly. **February**. Who knew "what" in February and then used the **insider information** to invest in this deal that Sun Oil clearly knew enough about to "gamble" to the exclusion of other bidders, and could seek funding to set themselves up as the perfect solitary choice? Remember Brave Davis told us relief was coming June 2nd, which turned out to be the ~exact date Sun Oils generators arrived?
I wonder if we'll uncover any Bahamar like "*let's work together*" emails in the future...
2. *The electricity act allowed URCA to approve a single source bid*
Is the minister referring to the bill they rushed through parliament in 1 (?) week that allowed URCA to approve a single source bid that they could say a law allowed URCA to act so? Circular reasoning enough? Remember when the entire country was asking why they were rushing this messy bill?
Terror is terror, but having MIG jets shoot rapid fire at you in the middle of the ocean as you hear your teammates being shot up, screaming and dying... then finally getting to safe harbour in ragged island and having those same mig jets buzz the island as Cuban military look for survivors.. likely to capture and take you to Cuba and God knows what, that might be a different kind of terror
2022, 2023. 2 years. The projections must have fallen really flat. I cant know but I think theyve fallen to the same phenomenon that the central bank and the cash transfer companies have, a general misunderstanding of digital technology life cycle. .
Pintard has an opportunity. Time will tell what he does with it. What people dont want are the same baseless promises then the fumbling around for the first 2 years. There's massive institutional knowledge of govt administration, budgets and challenges in the FNM, use it
And find a competent minister of finance, not Turnquest. Dont recycle people in positions just because they was there. I still cringe when people ask Renward Wells for advice on health matters because he held the title of minister of health for a few months. I'm frightened of the prospect of Shenandon as deputy Prime minister, not after Beaches and Parks and his casual dismissal of the contract irregularities.
They need to reexamine this clause that allows ministers to participate in govt contracts. If you have a painting company and the company only gets contracts when your party in power, and you're not recognized in the country as the best or one of the best painting contractors with superior quality work, something wrong.
The police commission needs to stop being a friend of the PM immediately. That decision is killing us literally. I'm not even sure if the senior ranks can be trusted for competence because of political influence in promotions. The commissioner first of all must have a keen mind, he must be able to speak properly, he must have leadership influence because of his competence. Someone with investigative skills would be good. Someone with integrity. I'd be ok with a foreign appointment, theyd really have to be good due to the inherent morale issues with that, because we have to fix corruption on the police force, poor quality recruits and crime in general.
ThisIsOurs says...
I'm certain this is exactly what Columbus said to the Arawaks, "*sour grapes*"
Something has to be done with rogue construction. To hear the stories of residents in Adelaide and this development having to endure construction noise every waking minute from 7AM to sometimes to 1AM, weekends, holidays. Layer upon later of dirt infiltration, having endured the same in the 2016 roadworks, it is not plessant. Jackhammers, grinding machinery, this mist be 100 times worse. **This is happening across from the PM's office**, and he probably smiling saying look at this wonderful economic activity then going home to his quiet neighbourhood **while his citizens are being tortured**
This property should not have been allowed so close to residential homes. But... we're whores... and its money
On Homeowner: They won’t Wynn ‘war of attrition’
Posted 16 June 2024, 2:53 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Yes. Advocated for this before. There must be not one island, but 40% of islands, that are non mass market destinations and not cut up into rich white only enclaves.
But these guys will sell their mother last pair of underdraws if it gets them a dollar.
On Double rooms by 15,000 to stay ‘Caribbean leader’
Posted 13 June 2024, 7:50 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Lost. The definition of.
On Double rooms by 15,000 to stay ‘Caribbean leader’
Posted 13 June 2024, 7:47 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
I always laugh when they make a mountain out of these trade agreements. Every single country involved is looking to this nation as a ripe non innovative country with low skilled labour force perfect to dump their products and workers in. What do we have to offer in return? Pepper sauce and shell jewelry.(which are both great, but remember to consider the tradeoffs)
On AFREXIMBANK’s annual meeting aimed to pomote trade a growth with Caribbean
Posted 13 June 2024, 7:46 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
What completely circular reasoning. Completely unimpressed by this minonster.
1. *Sun Oil/FOCOL was best choice because they were able to source 2 generators in record time.*
The rights offering for those generators was opened in February, and from February Sun Oil was talking about a *new expansion into the energy sector*. It all happened very suddenly. **February**. Who knew "what" in February and then used the **insider information** to invest in this deal that Sun Oil clearly knew enough about to "gamble" to the exclusion of other bidders, and could seek funding to set themselves up as the perfect solitary choice? Remember Brave Davis told us relief was coming June 2nd, which turned out to be the ~exact date Sun Oils generators arrived?
I wonder if we'll uncover any Bahamar like "*let's work together*" emails in the future...
2. *The electricity act allowed URCA to approve a single source bid*
Is the minister referring to the bill they rushed through parliament in 1 (?) week that allowed URCA to approve a single source bid that they could say a law allowed URCA to act so? Circular reasoning enough? Remember when the entire country was asking why they were rushing this messy bill?
2026 cant come soon enough.
On Minister defends ‘single source’ bid process for FOCOL affiliate
Posted 13 June 2024, 7:41 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
One thing I could vouch for, you know your prices;)
On Sebas shuts Aeropost business
Posted 3 June 2024, 7:39 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Terror is terror, but having MIG jets shoot rapid fire at you in the middle of the ocean as you hear your teammates being shot up, screaming and dying... then finally getting to safe harbour in ragged island and having those same mig jets buzz the island as Cuban military look for survivors.. likely to capture and take you to Cuba and God knows what, that might be a different kind of terror
On Survivor of HMBS Flamingo sinking homeless after fire destroys his home
Posted 3 June 2024, 5:01 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
The Defence Force should rebuild his house. They would have more than enough supplies and the talent to do it almost immediately
On Survivor of HMBS Flamingo sinking homeless after fire destroys his home
Posted 3 June 2024, 4:32 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
2022, 2023. 2 years. The projections must have fallen really flat. I cant know but I think theyve fallen to the same phenomenon that the central bank and the cash transfer companies have, a general misunderstanding of digital technology life cycle. .
On Sebas shuts Aeropost business
Posted 3 June 2024, 1:31 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Pintard has an opportunity. Time will tell what he does with it. What people dont want are the same baseless promises then the fumbling around for the first 2 years. There's massive institutional knowledge of govt administration, budgets and challenges in the FNM, use it
And find a competent minister of finance, not Turnquest. Dont recycle people in positions just because they was there. I still cringe when people ask Renward Wells for advice on health matters because he held the title of minister of health for a few months. I'm frightened of the prospect of Shenandon as deputy Prime minister, not after Beaches and Parks and his casual dismissal of the contract irregularities.
They need to reexamine this clause that allows ministers to participate in govt contracts. If you have a painting company and the company only gets contracts when your party in power, and you're not recognized in the country as the best or one of the best painting contractors with superior quality work, something wrong.
The police commission needs to stop being a friend of the PM immediately. That decision is killing us literally. I'm not even sure if the senior ranks can be trusted for competence because of political influence in promotions. The commissioner first of all must have a keen mind, he must be able to speak properly, he must have leadership influence because of his competence. Someone with investigative skills would be good. Someone with integrity. I'd be ok with a foreign appointment, theyd really have to be good due to the inherent morale issues with that, because we have to fix corruption on the police force, poor quality recruits and crime in general.
On Pintard retains leadership as Minnis challenge fails
Posted 1 June 2024, 8:59 p.m. Suggest removal