What other comments could we expect from a lawyer? Their principals went out the window when they passed the bar exam and realized how much money is to be made. Their concern is not guilt or fault. It is finance.
Potters Cay is a disgrace. The conchs are kept in polluted water, the disgusting bathroom facililities, or lack thereof, have people urinating overboard right where the conchs are tied up. Garbage is piled up and strewn all over the ground, in the area opposite the Produce Exchange. Even though the sewerage treatment plant was "closed down" many years ago, there is still an offensive odour emitted from that area. While some of the vendors have beautified their stalls, the majority of them seem not to be concerned about proper cleaning of the seafood. Electricity seems to be mostly supplied by portable generators, and that begs the question; how can they get approval to operate in such deplorable conditions. If I want a restaurant license, I have to have hot and cold running water; government electricity; male and female wash rooms and health and food handling certificates. It is ludicrous to paint this area as a tourist attraction. Clean it up like you promised, and enforce all the health regulations. Maybe then conch poisoning will become a thing of the past.
The Harbour Island of today is not the Harbour Island of yesteryear. Drugs, stealing, intimidation and harassment of visitors are commonplace, and it definitely is not safe to roam around at night, as it was before. Another "gem" is fast vanishing.
So, Sky Bahamas belongs to who. Mr. Butler. Mr, Turnquest is a shareholder. No matter all of the Bull Crap he is spewing, he will benefit from this. Hence a conflict of interest. How many other bahamians give a sh-t about airplane, helicopter; new or used, parts or otherwise. We will have problems to pay our bills to survive. To even publish this exemption is assinine.
What happened to free enterprise. If it is a legal business, then remove this 10 year moratorium for the gangsters who did this for many years when it was illegal and made millions. It should now be open to all Bahamians who want to enter this business. Discrimination at it's height, in favour of those that broke the law.
alfalfa says...
So if you are a "white" Bahamian, Bahamas for Bahamians, you are automatically a racist?
On Clash over hero of ‘racist regime’
Posted 12 July 2018, 11:21 a.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
What other comments could we expect from a lawyer? Their principals went out the window when they passed the bar exam and realized how much money is to be made. Their concern is not guilt or fault. It is finance.
On Exuma boat blast ‘purely an accident’
Posted 5 July 2018, 5:14 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
Potters Cay is a disgrace. The conchs are kept in polluted water, the disgusting bathroom facililities, or lack thereof, have people urinating overboard right where the conchs are tied up. Garbage is piled up and strewn all over the ground, in the area opposite the Produce Exchange. Even though the sewerage treatment plant was "closed down" many years ago, there is still an offensive odour emitted from that area. While some of the vendors have beautified their stalls, the majority of them seem not to be concerned about proper cleaning of the seafood. Electricity seems to be mostly supplied by portable generators, and that begs the question; how can they get approval to operate in such deplorable conditions. If I want a restaurant license, I have to have hot and cold running water; government electricity; male and female wash rooms and health and food handling certificates. It is ludicrous to paint this area as a tourist attraction. Clean it up like you promised, and enforce all the health regulations. Maybe then conch poisoning will become a thing of the past.
On Conch poisonings spark warning
Posted 5 July 2018, 5:09 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
Our Government and, in particular, the PM, is strangely silent about this tragedy.
On Husband of Exuma fatality loses leg
Posted 4 July 2018, 1:06 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
The Harbour Island of today is not the Harbour Island of yesteryear. Drugs, stealing, intimidation and harassment of visitors are commonplace, and it definitely is not safe to roam around at night, as it was before. Another "gem" is fast vanishing.
On Girl tourists assaulted on Harbour Island
Posted 29 June 2018, 11:54 a.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
Perfectly stated. As always. Good job Naughty..
On A COMIC'S VIEW: You have to laugh or else you’ll cry
Posted 15 June 2018, 5:56 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
KB. Time to start signing your "Jokey" song again. We gone backwards.
On Electric bill exemption on VAT is raised to $200
Posted 7 June 2018, 6:57 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
So, Sky Bahamas belongs to who. Mr. Butler. Mr, Turnquest is a shareholder. No matter all of the Bull Crap he is spewing, he will benefit from this. Hence a conflict of interest. How many other bahamians give a sh-t about airplane, helicopter; new or used, parts or otherwise. We will have problems to pay our bills to survive. To even publish this exemption is assinine.
On Turnquest: My company won't benefit from budget
Posted 7 June 2018, 6:54 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
What happened to free enterprise. If it is a legal business, then remove this 10 year moratorium for the gangsters who did this for many years when it was illegal and made millions. It should now be open to all Bahamians who want to enter this business. Discrimination at it's height, in favour of those that broke the law.
On Minister: Block welfare recipients from gaming
Posted 14 May 2018, 5 p.m. Suggest removal
alfalfa says...
Another masterful article Naughty. Full of comedy but also full of truth. Birdie is on another planet, and will come back to reality someday.
On Inigo Zenicazelaya: FNM making comedy too easy
Posted 10 May 2018, 6:03 p.m. Suggest removal