Oh pity the fact that your understanding is subjective instead of objective. I understand that you like the plank in your eye. Oh well, some people are incapable of having a teachable moment.
Do you ride horses? You need to be thrown off a horse on the road to Damascus. Instead of innuendo against the FNM, you need to join them -- unless your pockets are full from being a PLP minion. Then, by all means, carry on smartly, because dems is the only ones filling their pockets.
Nahhh! It'll pass like Shame Gibson's Rolex, and money tiefed from the Ministry of Housing that makes $300K look like small potatoes.
The government een chasing anyone high up, because they know that it'll come back to bite them. Tacit agreement among them to punish minor guilty and let the guilty big fish go free.
These fellas see a campfire while the rest of us see a towering inferno about to engulf the economic life of the Bahamas. The $125 million "investment" and the subsequent share issue to back that, will not be worth the paper that it is printed on.
Minnis is not a charismatic politician, but he needs to promulgate a substantive platform of how he would fix the multitude of problems in the Bahamas.
When all of the governmental and societal institutions are political sinecures, everything is corrupt -- the police, the cabinet ministers, the prime minister. It is like a secret club at the top, and they all wink at each others discretion. There is no one willing to take on the criminals at the top, because they have all of the power.
As I see it, the only solution to destroying these bastions of corrupt power, is total implosion of the country, and re-building according to true democratic lines.
It is proven time after time, that Bahamians are incapable of morally or ethically governing themselves. The slave mentality inculcated by the Pindling junta has been indelibly woven into the fabric of Bahamian society and governance. That fabric must be unraveled to its very core to conquer the corruption in the political class in the Bahamas.
The guns in the street are the bellwether and the thin edge of the wedge. The path that we are on, is to failed state and the anarchy that comes with it.
The big question for patriots who attempt to fix this problem, is how to gainfully employ a massive cadre of economically unproductive people with no utilisable skills for employers to use.
As a result, the descent into chaos is inevitable. The ruling kleptocrats are reminiscent of the fading Roman empire where they created the Coliseum and gladiator amusements to satisfy the rabble. We have had our stadium (built with Chinese money) and our Carnival and the turkeys and hams at voting time (not to mention the free booze parties by the PLP in Elizabeth). However these stopgap measures to keep the rabble quiet will ultimately fail, and the consequences are horrific for the country that we once knew.
banker says...
Like, I'm going to send a cheque to the PLP???? Hardly. It is highly doubtful that any monies will be passed on. Frigging kleptocrats.
On HURRICANE JOAQUIN UPDATES
Posted 6 October 2015, 12:31 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Oh pity the fact that your understanding is subjective instead of objective. I understand that you like the plank in your eye. Oh well, some people are incapable of having a teachable moment.
Do you ride horses? You need to be thrown off a horse on the road to Damascus. Instead of innuendo against the FNM, you need to join them -- unless your pockets are full from being a PLP minion. Then, by all means, carry on smartly, because dems is the only ones filling their pockets.
On PM: Impact of Hurricane Joaquin a 'teachable moment'
Posted 2 October 2015, 1:54 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Nahhh! It'll pass like Shame Gibson's Rolex, and money tiefed from the Ministry of Housing that makes $300K look like small potatoes.
The government een chasing anyone high up, because they know that it'll come back to bite them. Tacit agreement among them to punish minor guilty and let the guilty big fish go free.
On BREAKING NEWS: BEC bribe taker expected to be charged on Friday morning
Posted 2 October 2015, 1:50 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Damn, the bribe taker is Fred Ramsey. I was hoping that it was a really big fish.
On PM: Impact of Hurricane Joaquin a 'teachable moment'
Posted 2 October 2015, 11:22 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
LOL! I gatta admit Tal, I get high entertainment value from your partisan contortions.
http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2015…
On PM: Impact of Hurricane Joaquin a 'teachable moment'
Posted 2 October 2015, 10:49 a.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
These fellas see a campfire while the rest of us see a towering inferno about to engulf the economic life of the Bahamas. The $125 million "investment" and the subsequent share issue to back that, will not be worth the paper that it is printed on.
On Mobile HoldingCo to ‘jump start’ BISX
Posted 1 October 2015, 8:55 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Perry just keeps getting better and better. And Mad Brad is forcing them all to march behind him.
http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2015…
On PM: Impact of Hurricane Joaquin a 'teachable moment'
Posted 1 October 2015, 8:14 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Minnis is not a charismatic politician, but he needs to promulgate a substantive platform of how he would fix the multitude of problems in the Bahamas.
On Minnis ‘wants convention’ ahead of next election
Posted 1 October 2015, 3:45 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
Says it all:
http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2015…
On PM: Impact of Hurricane Joaquin a 'teachable moment'
Posted 1 October 2015, 2:40 p.m. Suggest removal
banker says...
When all of the governmental and societal institutions are political sinecures, everything is corrupt -- the police, the cabinet ministers, the prime minister. It is like a secret club at the top, and they all wink at each others discretion. There is no one willing to take on the criminals at the top, because they have all of the power.
As I see it, the only solution to destroying these bastions of corrupt power, is total implosion of the country, and re-building according to true democratic lines.
It is proven time after time, that Bahamians are incapable of morally or ethically governing themselves. The slave mentality inculcated by the Pindling junta has been indelibly woven into the fabric of Bahamian society and governance. That fabric must be unraveled to its very core to conquer the corruption in the political class in the Bahamas.
The guns in the street are the bellwether and the thin edge of the wedge. The path that we are on, is to failed state and the anarchy that comes with it.
The big question for patriots who attempt to fix this problem, is how to gainfully employ a massive cadre of economically unproductive people with no utilisable skills for employers to use.
As a result, the descent into chaos is inevitable. The ruling kleptocrats are reminiscent of the fading Roman empire where they created the Coliseum and gladiator amusements to satisfy the rabble. We have had our stadium (built with Chinese money) and our Carnival and the turkeys and hams at voting time (not to mention the free booze parties by the PLP in Elizabeth). However these stopgap measures to keep the rabble quiet will ultimately fail, and the consequences are horrific for the country that we once knew.
On TOUGH CALL: Where’s the will to hold authorities to account?
Posted 1 October 2015, 12:34 p.m. Suggest removal