You see that too? The same one monitor they show everytime this topic comes up. Instead of millions spent on motorcycles and cars, this room should be expanded to a team of 50 persons theyd have the weight of 1000 cars.
Let's be pleasantly surprised when they come up with that idea too
Posted the idea of integrating cctv, private cameras and Shotspotter right on this platform **that the OPM monitors** over 10 years ago. "*Shotspotter goes off and all the video footage switches to the cameras surrounding the coordinates of the shot*", I also suggested this private/public cctv integration for tracking illegal migrant landings along the coast
"*Cooper said that water bowsers and trailers, previously acquired in partnership with local government, were used to respond to the fire.*"
Sure.
How many millions invested again? No fire truck in 2024.
The state of most islands while 32 people bang on desks decade round: No roads. No water. No electricity. No phones. No internet. No drainage. No hurricane shelters. And soon, no high ground in face of private interests bulldozing every hill in sight.
The punishment is the removal of freedom of movement that's it. Have someone lock you down at work for 24hours telling you what to do when to eat and when to sleep and you'll realize that it is actually punishment. To be under it for months and years is almost torture. But it's what people are burdened with for crimes and heinous crimes, no freedom of movement.
The inhumane stuff, the slop buckets, overcrowding, lice, rats, insects, rapes... it's simply not acceptable.it has nothing to do with punishment for a crime, it's simply inhumane.
All of that is separate and apart from the seeming injustice of a man who raped an 83 year old women receiving 9years in prison. Three separate issues
I'm confused is the allegation that this dog was in a remote area and literally being maltreated to get pleasure from their pain? And theres signs that multiple other dead dogs were similarly treated?
If that is the case, the police need to find this person immediately. This person is on a path to moving on to small children, then women, selecting targets less likely to fight back.
The younger the perpetrator, the more dangerous this situation is
It's clear the govt is overtaxing any and everybody they can find in an effort to prop up a regressive economy that is requiring more and more finances in the face of inefficiency lack of innovation and what appears to corruption though overpriced and poorly executed contracts
Has the Abaco shelter contractor communicated as yet when theyll repair the roof and complete the building? How much of the 4.5mil(?) were they allocated, how much was spent and does it equate to the supplies and labour completed on the structure?
Dont talk about the Bahamas Grid FOCOL Pike fiasco. Power outages likely to continue straight to November.
"*While the US Department of Transportation dismissed Airlines for America’s initial complaint over the Bahamas’ air navigation services charges, also known as overflight fees, in February 2023, finding they did not represent “unfair practices” or “unjustifiable or unreasonable discrimination”, the US carriers have returned with a new angle of attack that seeks to ground Bahamian airlines if they do not get their way.*
The DOT dismissed the complaint saying basically ~a sovereign nation could charge whatever they want, therefore the charges could not be called "*discriminatory*"
What's important is the question they then asked, ~"*where yall get these high fee structures from? Please come back with some justification for these rates*"
ThisIsOurs says...
You see that too? The same one monitor they show everytime this topic comes up. Instead of millions spent on motorcycles and cars, this room should be expanded to a team of 50 persons theyd have the weight of 1000 cars.
Let's be pleasantly surprised when they come up with that idea too
On ‘Share your CCTV’ to defeat crime
Posted 5 October 2024, 2:04 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"Surprised" is the correct word.
Posted the idea of integrating cctv, private cameras and Shotspotter right on this platform **that the OPM monitors** over 10 years ago. "*Shotspotter goes off and all the video footage switches to the cameras surrounding the coordinates of the shot*", I also suggested this private/public cctv integration for tracking illegal migrant landings along the coast
On ‘Share your CCTV’ to defeat crime
Posted 5 October 2024, 2:01 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*Cooper said that water bowsers and trailers, previously acquired in partnership with local government, were used to respond to the fire.*"
Sure.
How many millions invested again? No fire truck in 2024.
The state of most islands while 32 people bang on desks decade round: No roads. No water. No electricity. No phones. No internet. No drainage. No hurricane shelters. And soon, no high ground in face of private interests bulldozing every hill in sight.
On Fire destroys three stalls at Exuma Fish Fry
Posted 5 October 2024, 2:13 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*JDL has informed courier companies they will lose their business licence if they have outstanding debts with the company.*"
Huh?? What authority do they have to issue any such directive? What is going on at Finance?
On Cargo company ‘threatening business licences’ of couriers
Posted 3 October 2024, 6:39 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
The punishment is the removal of freedom of movement that's it. Have someone lock you down at work for 24hours telling you what to do when to eat and when to sleep and you'll realize that it is actually punishment. To be under it for months and years is almost torture. But it's what people are burdened with for crimes and heinous crimes, no freedom of movement.
The inhumane stuff, the slop buckets, overcrowding, lice, rats, insects, rapes... it's simply not acceptable.it has nothing to do with punishment for a crime, it's simply inhumane.
All of that is separate and apart from the seeming injustice of a man who raped an 83 year old women receiving 9years in prison. Three separate issues
On DPP: Trust us on plea deals
Posted 3 October 2024, 6:32 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*who aspires to follow in his parents’ footsteps in the hospitality field by specialising in butler service.*"
Dream bigger
On Opening the door to tomorrow
Posted 3 October 2024, 6:27 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
Theres no DNA evidence? Theres a food container, a chain. Multiple dogs? Somebody spent alot of time in that area
On Fear of animal torture as dog is rescued
Posted 2 October 2024, 1:58 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
I'm confused is the allegation that this dog was in a remote area and literally being maltreated to get pleasure from their pain? And theres signs that multiple other dead dogs were similarly treated?
If that is the case, the police need to find this person immediately. This person is on a path to moving on to small children, then women, selecting targets less likely to fight back.
The younger the perpetrator, the more dangerous this situation is
On Fear of animal torture as dog is rescued
Posted 2 October 2024, 1:46 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
It's clear the govt is overtaxing any and everybody they can find in an effort to prop up a regressive economy that is requiring more and more finances in the face of inefficiency lack of innovation and what appears to corruption though overpriced and poorly executed contracts
Has the Abaco shelter contractor communicated as yet when theyll repair the roof and complete the building? How much of the 4.5mil(?) were they allocated, how much was spent and does it equate to the supplies and labour completed on the structure?
Dont talk about the Bahamas Grid FOCOL Pike fiasco. Power outages likely to continue straight to November.
On Bahamasair’s US flights under threat
Posted 1 October 2024, 7:13 a.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*While the US Department of Transportation dismissed Airlines for America’s initial complaint over the Bahamas’ air navigation services charges, also known as overflight fees, in February 2023, finding they did not represent “unfair practices” or “unjustifiable or unreasonable discrimination”, the US carriers have returned with a new angle of attack that seeks to ground Bahamian airlines if they do not get their way.*
The DOT dismissed the complaint saying basically ~a sovereign nation could charge whatever they want, therefore the charges could not be called "*discriminatory*"
What's important is the question they then asked, ~"*where yall get these high fee structures from? Please come back with some justification for these rates*"
On Bahamasair’s US flights under threat
Posted 1 October 2024, 7:09 a.m. Suggest removal