True but even if an island has as little as 1000 people a shelter built for 200 wont suffice. We need to distinguish between damage by a hurricane and damage simply due to our poor *disaster waiting to happen* decisions. Like why has the Sunshine group not been made to relocate all of Pinewood? If God forbid one day 100 people die from electrocution during a storm in that swamp what will we say? *Wow, what a bad hurricane*, *climate change* or *noone should have been allowed to sell that property for residential developmemt*
"*After the incident, police urged all drivers and passengers to ensure they wore seat belts.*"
I sometimes wonder if police are blind. Are they the only ones who havent seen those overloaded golf carts? How will 10 people, including children in laps of adults? each get a seat belt? Its probably over a year now that Erin Greene has been asking *someone who cares in authority*, maybe JoeBeth Coleby Davis, to address these open vehicles being used by tourists
One of the things that Debbie Deal did after Dorian that was in fact transformative, she did not detail "damage". She took pictures and picture by picture she documented why the damage happened. We would fare far better if we took that approach as opposed to spending money on branded jackets to appear serious
"*"I first conceived of Baha Mar more than 20 years ago only to see it ripped out of my hands at the brink of opening by CCA."*
This the cry of many Bahamians, Izmirilian is only a famous one among us, so is Toby Smith, but there are likely thousands of others who've presented good ideas with viable well thought out plans to contribute to the growth of the economy and seen them ripped away by brain dead dummies who couldnt produce an idea if you paid them a billion dollars
This is why our country's growth is stagnant to nonexistent. What's their plan? tax the people lucky enough to break above the gatekeepers angel of death crooked grasps with nonstop taxes on their innovations
God (my faith, for others its just dumb luck) saved us again... my goodness if it wasnt for him what would we do? It's amazing they havent dug the fill from under our feet ... and theirs... and sold it to Dubai for their fake islands
How much rain did Oscar bring? how far did persons experiencing flooding live from the lake, how many houses are there, were they near shore, are they in a depression, do they normally experience flooding in heavy rain, did water come into the house or did the yards flood with concern that it could get worse?
"*fence by the window at the airport was also down*"
So in general, "minor" damage from a *thank goodness it was barely cat-1* storm
"*The storm is forecast to bring heavy rainfall, with up to six inches in some areas, along with dangerous winds exceeding 90 miles per hour, flooding, and thunderstorms.*"
**So different from what the head meteorologist actually said?**
"*Mr Simmons says that the area where this system developed there was a lot of warm water and very little wind shear, he says now it is moving into "a hostile environment" and that is why it will slow down and begin to weaken. He says he does not expect it to become stronger."*
At last reporting hurricane force winds only extend **5**miles from the center. The island it will come closest to (at hurricane strength) is Inagua which is 55x19miles. If it's not a direct hit and stays miles off Inagua, the winds experienced there will be even lower, it's not clear how close it will pass by Inagua. These are the details needed.
After Inagua its forecasted to hit Cuba by Sunday evening and from there drop to a tropical storm
ThisIsOurs says...
Huh?
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ThisIsOurs says...
True but even if an island has as little as 1000 people a shelter built for 200 wont suffice. We need to distinguish between damage by a hurricane and damage simply due to our poor *disaster waiting to happen* decisions. Like why has the Sunshine group not been made to relocate all of Pinewood? If God forbid one day 100 people die from electrocution during a storm in that swamp what will we say? *Wow, what a bad hurricane*, *climate change* or *noone should have been allowed to sell that property for residential developmemt*
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ThisIsOurs says...
It is sad. He's in his 20s and in paradise.
Maybe the American embassy will put out a warning about these vehicles
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ThisIsOurs says...
Those electric scooters are the next danger, a few large cities have banned them completely as too dangerous for road traffic
On Tourist killed as rental vehicle overturns
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ThisIsOurs says...
"*After the incident, police urged all drivers and passengers to ensure they wore seat belts.*"
I sometimes wonder if police are blind. Are they the only ones who havent seen those overloaded golf carts? How will 10 people, including children in laps of adults? each get a seat belt? Its probably over a year now that Erin Greene has been asking *someone who cares in authority*, maybe JoeBeth Coleby Davis, to address these open vehicles being used by tourists
On Tourist killed as rental vehicle overturns
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ThisIsOurs says...
One of the things that Debbie Deal did after Dorian that was in fact transformative, she did not detail "damage". She took pictures and picture by picture she documented why the damage happened. We would fare far better if we took that approach as opposed to spending money on branded jackets to appear serious
On Hurricane Oscar makes landfall in Inagua
Posted 20 October 2024, 6 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
"*"I first conceived of Baha Mar more than 20 years ago only to see it ripped out of my hands at the brink of opening by CCA."*
This the cry of many Bahamians, Izmirilian is only a famous one among us, so is Toby Smith, but there are likely thousands of others who've presented good ideas with viable well thought out plans to contribute to the growth of the economy and seen them ripped away by brain dead dummies who couldnt produce an idea if you paid them a billion dollars
This is why our country's growth is stagnant to nonexistent. What's their plan? tax the people lucky enough to break above the gatekeepers angel of death crooked grasps with nonstop taxes on their innovations
On 'BEYOND DOUBT': Izmirlian wins $1.6bn Baha Mar battle with CCA
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ThisIsOurs says...
God (my faith, for others its just dumb luck) saved us again... my goodness if it wasnt for him what would we do? It's amazing they havent dug the fill from under our feet ... and theirs... and sold it to Dubai for their fake islands
On Get ready urgently for hurricane, SE Bahamas warned
Posted 20 October 2024, 12:19 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
How much rain did Oscar bring? how far did persons experiencing flooding live from the lake, how many houses are there, were they near shore, are they in a depression, do they normally experience flooding in heavy rain, did water come into the house or did the yards flood with concern that it could get worse?
"*fence by the window at the airport was also down*"
So in general, "minor" damage from a *thank goodness it was barely cat-1* storm
On Hurricane Oscar makes landfall in Inagua
Posted 20 October 2024, 12:06 p.m. Suggest removal
ThisIsOurs says...
**Why is this:**
"*The storm is forecast to bring heavy rainfall, with up to six inches in some areas, along with dangerous winds exceeding 90 miles per hour, flooding, and thunderstorms.*"
**So different from what the head meteorologist actually said?**
"*Mr Simmons says that the area where this system developed there was a lot of warm water and very little wind shear, he says now it is moving into "a hostile environment" and that is why it will slow down and begin to weaken. He says he does not expect it to become stronger."*
At last reporting hurricane force winds only extend **5**miles from the center. The island it will come closest to (at hurricane strength) is Inagua which is 55x19miles. If it's not a direct hit and stays miles off Inagua, the winds experienced there will be even lower, it's not clear how close it will pass by Inagua. These are the details needed.
After Inagua its forecasted to hit Cuba by Sunday evening and from there drop to a tropical storm
On Get ready urgently for hurricane, SE Bahamas warned
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