It's what Tal always dreamed of -- a Communist Bahamas. A Shangri La of keeping people down. Comrades, let us toast Chairman Mao. Tonight executions at Haynes Oval. Everyone bring your chopsticks. No peas 'n rice, just cockroaches in the rice for protein.
Sigh .... I suppose that it is you PLP pedigree that makes you make up sh*t, firmly believe in it, and spew it back as gospel. Can't any PLP sympathiser handle the literal truth without any shading at all? The truth for the PLP is like kryptonite for Superman, or sunlight for vampires -- they shrivel up and die in its presence. Even I have Minnis' cell number.
Sigh .. here we go again -- the truth squad has to correct the red-lover. The BTC sale was the best thing that ever happened to the Bahamas. The corruption regime of Williams et al was retarding national development, as communications is a development indicator. Secondly, the protesters were corrupt PLP cronies with Blue Telecom, wanting to further plunder the public purse.
I know that you are a Kool Aid drinker, but please ...... the truth shall set you free, but obviously you like your ruts.
Various police departments around the world have effective gang units. The trouble is that the RBPF is too backwards to employ sophisticated methods to control gangs.
To wit: (1) does the RBPF have a database of gang tattoos that they can reference? (2) in all arrests, do they denote gang allegiance and build up a database of gang members? (3) do they create geo-located heat maps of where the gangs operate? (4) do they have predictive analytics datasets that allow them to get a list of suspects with each gang-related murder? (5) do they have data on gang total membership, areas of influence, analytics on types of crimes by different gangs with documented modus operandi? (6) do they do surveillance on key gang members, acquiring evidence for prosecution of organised crime? (7) do they monitor gang member social media? (8) have they built up demographic and sociological profiles of gang members and compare the profiles to arrest records?
I am sure that the fat tubs of lard in the RBPF who carry swagger sticks and beat prisoners, do not have a single iota of knowledge of how to fight gangs.
I am totally impressed that you know that GPS uses satellites. I never thought that you would be one to know that. It shows that there might be a crack where the light can get through, and you might see it one day, in spite of your PLP chip implant. Hallelujah!
Or ... here is another scenario. Dionisio D'Aguilar has a business degree from Cornell University -- saw the diploma myself in his (strangely) unkempt headquarters. It is one of the better schools in business. He is one of the smartest businessmen that the Bahamas has to offer. (It was fascinating to watch in real time, his soap delivery trucks being tracked on a screen in his office using GPS technology). He has his finger in everything from food to technology and yes laundry, but I wouldn't be making any bets about what he is up to with Baha Mar.
I know that you speak from ignorance and speculation, but you can bet that Sarkis Izmirlian and his advisors like Dionisio have not played their last hand. I done feeling all sad when they make a fool of your speculations.
Ahh the bellwether and the thin edge of the wedge in the start to our total economic free fall. A lot of port business is sustaining Bahamian life with food, consumer goods and the necessities of life. So when your import income drops to about half of what it was last year, you know that something is up with the economy.
banker says...
What ?? They have to be crazy to invest?
On Baha Mar: ‘No happy ending’ for Chinese
Posted 2 November 2015, 10:23 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
It's what Tal always dreamed of -- a Communist Bahamas. A Shangri La of keeping people down. Comrades, let us toast Chairman Mao. Tonight executions at Haynes Oval. Everyone bring your chopsticks. No peas 'n rice, just cockroaches in the rice for protein.
On Baha Mar: ‘No happy ending’ for Chinese
Posted 1 November 2015, 12:13 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Sigh .... I suppose that it is you PLP pedigree that makes you make up sh*t, firmly believe in it, and spew it back as gospel. Can't any PLP sympathiser handle the literal truth without any shading at all? The truth for the PLP is like kryptonite for Superman, or sunlight for vampires -- they shrivel up and die in its presence. Even I have Minnis' cell number.
On Civil liberties may ‘have to be infringed’ to fight crime
Posted 31 October 2015, 12:22 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Sigh .. here we go again -- the truth squad has to correct the red-lover. The BTC sale was the best thing that ever happened to the Bahamas. The corruption regime of Williams et al was retarding national development, as communications is a development indicator. Secondly, the protesters were corrupt PLP cronies with Blue Telecom, wanting to further plunder the public purse.
I know that you are a Kool Aid drinker, but please ...... the truth shall set you free, but obviously you like your ruts.
On Civil liberties may ‘have to be infringed’ to fight crime
Posted 30 October 2015, 5:16 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Various police departments around the world have effective gang units. The trouble is that the RBPF is too backwards to employ sophisticated methods to control gangs.
To wit:
(1) does the RBPF have a database of gang tattoos that they can reference?
(2) in all arrests, do they denote gang allegiance and build up a database of gang members?
(3) do they create geo-located heat maps of where the gangs operate?
(4) do they have predictive analytics datasets that allow them to get a list of suspects with each gang-related murder?
(5) do they have data on gang total membership, areas of influence, analytics on types of crimes by different gangs with documented modus operandi?
(6) do they do surveillance on key gang members, acquiring evidence for prosecution of organised crime?
(7) do they monitor gang member social media?
(8) have they built up demographic and sociological profiles of gang members and compare the profiles to arrest records?
I am sure that the fat tubs of lard in the RBPF who carry swagger sticks and beat prisoners, do not have a single iota of knowledge of how to fight gangs.
On Civil liberties may ‘have to be infringed’ to fight crime
Posted 30 October 2015, 2:13 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
I am totally impressed that you know that GPS uses satellites. I never thought that you would be one to know that. It shows that there might be a crack where the light can get through, and you might see it one day, in spite of your PLP chip implant. Hallelujah!
On Izmirlian ‘planned to make Baha Mar redundancies’
Posted 29 October 2015, 10:28 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
We need to get this clown out of office NOW!
http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2015…
On PM says he won’t risk economy to fund NHI
Posted 29 October 2015, 10:15 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Or ... here is another scenario. Dionisio D'Aguilar has a business degree from Cornell University -- saw the diploma myself in his (strangely) unkempt headquarters. It is one of the better schools in business. He is one of the smartest businessmen that the Bahamas has to offer. (It was fascinating to watch in real time, his soap delivery trucks being tracked on a screen in his office using GPS technology). He has his finger in everything from food to technology and yes laundry, but I wouldn't be making any bets about what he is up to with Baha Mar.
I know that you speak from ignorance and speculation, but you can bet that Sarkis Izmirlian and his advisors like Dionisio have not played their last hand. I done feeling all sad when they make a fool of your speculations.
On Izmirlian ‘planned to make Baha Mar redundancies’
Posted 29 October 2015, 9:31 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Ahh the bellwether and the thin edge of the wedge in the start to our total economic free fall. A lot of port business is sustaining Bahamian life with food, consumer goods and the necessities of life. So when your import income drops to about half of what it was last year, you know that something is up with the economy.
On Arawak Port warns of 48% profits fall
Posted 29 October 2015, 2:29 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
It was some of the red shirts comrades who did it and then went to fornicate with each other on Izmirlian's dock. A lil birdie told me so.
On Son of PLP chairman is robbed by armed men
Posted 29 October 2015, 2:25 p.m. Suggest removal