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banker says...

I suppose that if you lived in Hitler's Germany, you would have said to stop attacking the Fuhrer. Or if you lived in Stalinist Russia -- oh never mind that one, you are a pinko commie. Or if you lived under the rule of Robert Mugabe, you would support him. Tyrants, and non-patriots like Perry Gladstone Christie are lower than pond scum and snake excrement. He should be arrested and put in Fox Hell for the rest of his life for crimes against Bahamians.

banker says...

co-sign The Right Honourable Hubert Alexander Ingraham is an honourable man.

banker says...

There is more than hibiscus. I dream of a little plot by the ocean in Moss Town where my great grandmother came from, and where she toiled and worked the earth for it's harvests. The ocean there is soft and not hard like the south side. The land has no nastiness, and time has forgotten it.

But that too is no nirvana. A Toronto couple who were saving potcakes were run over and killed by a drunk and no prosecution. A British/ Canadian doctor was robbed and killed. A white woman left her estate to her Bahamian caregiver, and was found dead in the empty pool -- apparently by "accident". There is a darkness in the Family Islands, with deeply held secrets and evil doings of all kinds.

We have lost our innocence. We have lost our nobility as a people. My very idea of a nirvana in a secluded spot makes me a target in a place where a few short years ago, no one locked their doors. Sad. My dear Tal, surely you must know in your heart of all hearts, that there is a bad moon rising, and every Bahamian patriot prays that it will pass, and yet it shows no intention of doing so. That poor woman did not deserve to die like a dog in the streets.

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Posted 12 November 2015, 11:01 p.m. Suggest removal

banker says...

We are reaping the legacy of the sins of the Father. It all started with the abhorrent betrayal by Lynden Oscar Pindling, and this is the result. What a fantastic legacy that continues to this day. He was an animal that set these terrible circumstances into motion, and he made the poorest of the poor into animals as well.

It will take generations to clean up. However it won't turn soon, because the vomit-swimming PLP criminals are still raping this country. There are no patriots. There are no enlightened ones. The desecrate the truth. They desecrate this country. They are sub-human animals who are sociopaths -- without a shred of empathy and compassion for the suffering Bahamians.

We are all a bunch of refugees in our own land ... murdered ourselves and our country by our own hand. The lawless crowd say their prayers out loud and place their scum-laden hands on a bible to swear meaningless words as they take the oath of office. There is no hope. It will get worse, and the anarchy of the hungry crowds will come. We are already a war zone. Crime will continue to escalate. The tourists will stop coming. There will be wailing and gnashing of teeth and dying in the streets. People will be praying to their silent, dumb lesser gods, and the Heavens will not answer.

I see the day coming when the hungry, dispossessed crowds will come, and they will take matters into their own hands, and mete out the same justice that was given to Nicolae Ceaușescu or to Anastasio Somoza or to any number of profligate leaders who partied while the populace suffered. We are reaching the breaking point and the tipping point.

Life in Nassau is already brutish, nasty, hard and small. It will get much worse.

On UPDATED: School shocked by teacher’s murder

Posted 12 November 2015, 10:05 p.m. Suggest removal

banker says...

Yeah sure. I believe it. I believe everything that the PLP says.

http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2015…

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Posted 12 November 2015, 3:04 p.m. Suggest removal

banker says...

Maybe they were afraid that she would eat all of the supplies.

banker says...

Their Marco's Pizza is the best in the Bahamas and my go-to place for pizza. The trouble is what is going to happen to these places once Bahamians can't afford them?