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ThisIsOurs says...

*All evidence is gearing toward robberies*

On UPDATED – Two dead in holiday shootings

Posted 26 December 2021, 12:50 p.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

John's comment is well thought out and is in no way contradictory to asking police to stop exdcuting black men in the street even if they commit a crime. And there is clearly a difference between how a black man with a gun vs a white man with a gun is treated. I didnt even know we had police negotiators until that white man showed up with a gun in Abaco. The armed forces do not have the authority to hand down verdicts.

Your anger is excessive and clearly generated by something other than interaction here since the unvaccinated abd God knows who else are also beneficiaries of the venom, it should be directed at a system that has filled the top levels of every govt ministry with incompetence such that we cant get convictions on the most clear cut of cases due to police real or "by design" incompetence

ThisIsOurs says...

Wait..are you saying the business partner was also shot in the head?

ThisIsOurs says...

if it was the business partner

ThisIsOurs says...

"*Arguing that criticism against digital assets are unfounded*"

Untrue. Instead of saying the criticisms are unfounded, launch the ciubter argument because the criticisms are very well founded.

The tokens cant easily be converted to cash, 2.they are based on nothing, 3.accounts have been hacked consistently and 4.cryptocurrencues are frequently used to hide illegal transactions. These are facts.

Just because something makes money it doesn't make it a "good" thing. We are so blinded by money. Sell a vote for money, cover up crimes for money, sell our name for money, sell our citizenship for money. Nygard find safe haven here for decades. And in all that time the police couldnt find one thing he did wrong, now a US court has agreed there's sufficient evidence to at least send him to trial for abuses against young women.

On Revolution here in Fin-Tech market

Posted 24 December 2021, 5:22 p.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

"*Asked if the shooting appeared to be motivated by theft, ASP Peters said: “It appears to be a robbery, because all the evidence is gearing towards that but we cannot say that conclusively. . .”*

Not sure but seems like an open and close case already. "*all the evidence is gearing towards that*?

ThisIsOurs says...

Unrelated but generally speaking, plenty goes on in this little country involving plenty money and we overlook it or fail to connect the dots because someone gives us a bag of groceries or pays us 500 dollars to get a COVID vaccine. This is why I think the carnival story is more than a carnival.

ThisIsOurs says...

Shot to the head? Who knows what happened, but a shot to the head is often viewed by law enforcement as a message to someone. I hope we get better investigators on this case than we had for Joyelle and her son. Werent this couple just in a serious dispute over an inventory of luxury jewelry?

Yes. July 22 2021 Tribune:

*A local luxury goods retailer is locked in a furious $34m legal battle with an overseas supplier who is asserting that the dispute threatens “to ruin the name of The Bahamas” if not resolved.*
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*Justice Loren Klein, though, has yet to rule on his application. And Mr Daryanani told Tribune Business that the pressure from his own suppliers, who are demanding that he either return their goods or pay them for what Treasures Bahamas has sold, means he is just days away from filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US*.

*He is claiming that the local franchise, headed by Leon Griffin, former Bahamas Taxi Cab Union president and husband of ex-Cabinet minister, Melanie Griffin, together with the Treasures International LLC franchisor, have breached an October 2, 2019, agreement governing their three-way relationship and the supply of luxury goods on consignment by Mr Daryanani to the Bahamian retailer.*
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*“I’m at the breaking point of going belly up. I’m at the last straw. It’s forcing me to maybe file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection,” he said. “I’ve not been paid $1 since March last year. They’ve refused to return the goods to suppliers, gave me no access to the stores, and I’ve not been paid or had access to the goods to take an inventory count.*

ThisIsOurs says...

Exactly. Recommended to me in early COVID as absolute at home essentials were 1. Benadryl, 2.tylenol and 3.albuterol

On PM announces stricter COVID measures

Posted 23 December 2021, 8:24 p.m. Suggest removal

ThisIsOurs says...

Im so confused. I was with Mr Mitchell on his dismay that a well trained man could not get a job. Im not sure where hes going with telling supporters to hold on. I hope they're well qualified supporters . We seriously need to move away from this. Its only in times of crisis when the country desperately needs things to work effectively that we see the damage of sheer incompetence appointed everywhere for political favour.

We need look no further than the murder sentence that was squashed yesterday due to investigative incomptence

On Mitchell again criticises civil service

Posted 23 December 2021, 6:46 p.m. Suggest removal