Birdie is so worried about the poor people, wonder why she has nothing to say about Penn, crown land, and the BOB? In her pea brain Penn is a poor man, must be! He is a PLP so it's OK, right Birdie?
Well, as the government would say, "this is a teachable moment", I hope everyone has learned that you will get screwed if you do business with these scum. As we all know, government does not learn so, they just starting to get cozy, wonder who will feel the pain? I will take the Bahamian people for $100, that's a can't lose bet!
Mr. p.m.,, uphold the law, you have been given an order by the judiciary it is legal and binding, uphold the rule of law! no if"s and's or buts, if you do not obey the law why should i?
How about your PLP obey and uphold the rule of law? Rich and poor should have to obey the same laws as equals, would you not agree? Do you for one moment think (hurt as it may) the people that own Blackbeards are poor? The principle investor is not even a Bahamian, so who is the PLP really granting favors and helping out. Take the blinders off, stop being so intellectually immature and face the facts. The PLP caused this, the PLP did not follow the law, the PLP has been given an order by the Judiciary, and the PLP is refusing to uphold the law. Do you stand by the laws of The Bahamas, do you believe that they must be enforced, or do you think that the laws pertain to some but not all? Wrong side, dead wrong side, and it makes you look a fool!
Maybe if your beloved PLP had obeyed the law of The Bahamas and done their job in a professional and legal manner the people's jobs would not be at stake. The ministers disregarded the law of the land, therefore it is on them as to why these people will be out of a job. Once again, there is a right way and a wrong way, you would think that the people that make the laws in this country would know the right way, but then again, we are dealing with the corrupt PLP.
The dredging in Exuma that you are so stuck on was done according to the laws of the Bahamas, no law was broken. The man spent millions on environmental studies and was even made to move conch so they where not harmed. The Blackbeards Cay debacle was just given the green light, no study's, no consultation, breaking the law by importing those poor dolphins, and the list goes on. Your Bias will not let you see the difference between doing things the legal way or the illegal (PLP) way. Just another example of a PLP supporter who has no idea about right and wrong. Your corrupt PLP thought it cpould just push this through and they got slapped down hard. The only question now is weather or not the P.M. will obey the order and uphold the rule of law?
These are the "poor black people" the PLP looks out for. Penn has reaped more than his fair share from the Bahamian people by being a PLP insider. Each and every Bahamian has had money taken out of their pocket to support these minions, even you Birdie. These people have no shame. You think Joe Bahamas would ever get a piece of crown land in the swamp, much less prime commercial land. This right here makes my blood boil and shows exactly how the corrupt PLP works, not for the common man, but for their friends, family, and lovers. Wake up Bahamas!
asiseeit says...
Birdie is so worried about the poor people, wonder why she has nothing to say about Penn, crown land, and the BOB? In her pea brain Penn is a poor man, must be! He is a PLP so it's OK, right Birdie?
On PM told: ‘Be decisive’ and close $8m project
Posted 22 September 2015, 4:47 p.m. Suggest removal
asiseeit says...
Well, as the government would say, "this is a teachable moment", I hope everyone has learned that you will get screwed if you do business with these scum. As we all know, government does not learn so, they just starting to get cozy, wonder who will feel the pain? I will take the Bahamian people for $100, that's a can't lose bet!
On Baha Mar contractor faces $7.6m Nassau Beach Hotel lawsuit
Posted 22 September 2015, 4:43 p.m. Suggest removal
asiseeit says...
Yep, going to hell in a hand basket, fast, fast, Perry them must be proud!
On Unpaid workers gather after Palm Cay murder
Posted 22 September 2015, 4:38 p.m. Suggest removal
asiseeit says...
WE will vote you out, simple!
On PM: I won’t be forced out
Posted 22 September 2015, 4:36 p.m. Suggest removal
asiseeit says...
Mr. p.m.,, uphold the law, you have been given an order by the judiciary it is legal and binding, uphold the rule of law! no if"s and's or buts, if you do not obey the law why should i?
On PM told: ‘Be decisive’ and close $8m project
Posted 22 September 2015, 4:35 p.m. Suggest removal
asiseeit says...
How about your PLP obey and uphold the rule of law? Rich and poor should have to obey the same laws as equals, would you not agree? Do you for one moment think (hurt as it may) the people that own Blackbeards are poor? The principle investor is not even a Bahamian, so who is the PLP really granting favors and helping out. Take the blinders off, stop being so intellectually immature and face the facts. The PLP caused this, the PLP did not follow the law, the PLP has been given an order by the Judiciary, and the PLP is refusing to uphold the law. Do you stand by the laws of The Bahamas, do you believe that they must be enforced, or do you think that the laws pertain to some but not all? Wrong side, dead wrong side, and it makes you look a fool!
On PM told: ‘Be decisive’ and close $8m project
Posted 22 September 2015, 4:30 p.m. Suggest removal
asiseeit says...
Maybe if your beloved PLP had obeyed the law of The Bahamas and done their job in a professional and legal manner the people's jobs would not be at stake. The ministers disregarded the law of the land, therefore it is on them as to why these people will be out of a job. Once again, there is a right way and a wrong way, you would think that the people that make the laws in this country would know the right way, but then again, we are dealing with the corrupt PLP.
On PM told: ‘Be decisive’ and close $8m project
Posted 22 September 2015, 3:19 p.m. Suggest removal
asiseeit says...
The dredging in Exuma that you are so stuck on was done according to the laws of the Bahamas, no law was broken. The man spent millions on environmental studies and was even made to move conch so they where not harmed. The Blackbeards Cay debacle was just given the green light, no study's, no consultation, breaking the law by importing those poor dolphins, and the list goes on. Your Bias will not let you see the difference between doing things the legal way or the illegal (PLP) way. Just another example of a PLP supporter who has no idea about right and wrong. Your corrupt PLP thought it cpould just push this through and they got slapped down hard. The only question now is weather or not the P.M. will obey the order and uphold the rule of law?
On PM told: ‘Be decisive’ and close $8m project
Posted 22 September 2015, 3:13 p.m. Suggest removal
asiseeit says...
These are the "poor black people" the PLP looks out for. Penn has reaped more than his fair share from the Bahamian people by being a PLP insider. Each and every Bahamian has had money taken out of their pocket to support these minions, even you Birdie. These people have no shame. You think Joe Bahamas would ever get a piece of crown land in the swamp, much less prime commercial land. This right here makes my blood boil and shows exactly how the corrupt PLP works, not for the common man, but for their friends, family, and lovers. Wake up Bahamas!
On Contractor leveraged $221,000 Crown grant into $7m BOB loan
Posted 22 September 2015, 9:21 a.m. Suggest removal
asiseeit says...
In this day and age in The Bahamas there is no such thing as a "white community". The closest one can get to such a thing would probably be Albany.
On Man killed in shotgun shooting at Palm Cay after argument
Posted 18 September 2015, 4:31 p.m. Suggest removal