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It's scary for the people living on Grand Bahamas, it's only going to get worse. I was looking at cruises to the Bahamas and most stopped in Nassau and on the private island. There was so few even going to Freeport. What can the people do, besides leave. I shop cruises periodically and usually most cruises stopped in Nassau and Grand Bahamas. Not anymore. I thought they were talking about a new expensive dock on the island.

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sheeprunner12 you already told me that I don't have don't have a opinion because I'm not Bahamian. I'm going to share anyway. I don't believe all shanty towns are full of just illegals. There are lots of Bahamian's that are unemployed. At least these people are free loading off family and friends. They have made shelter and are feeding themselves. Even here the other night I had a man ask me for money so he could join a gym to get a shower, he finally had a job interview the next day and needed to be dressed appropriately. I hope you do find yourself in their place, because any of us can end up in the same situation. Never say never.

Where are they suppose to go. Are they bothering anyone? Can they find employment? If not they will set up somewhere else. They don't enjoy being without a home and the basic necessities.

I will tell you the quality of internet services that I've received in the Bahamas doesn't compare to what we have in the states. I don't know why.

We had thunderstorms yesterday and didn't lose power. We rarely lose power, although we aren't on a island in the ocean. I don't know.

I know mine. There aren't any one night stands.

It's there if someone wants to make an example out of you!

Pastor Troy's opinion may be true!