“data” he is referring to, it is likely the home addresses, contact details and other information provided by international travellers on where they are staying in The Bahamas, for how long and what they intend to do that allows the Ministry of Tourism to better target its marketing.
Every tourist is asked by a immigration officer where they are staying, what is the purpose of their trip, how long they will be in the count etc. Between that and the immigration card they fill out what other information could they be collecting that they are not getting already? This does not pass the smell test.
Never any talks about proof on immunity which would include covid recovered patients. All they want is shots in arms.
If they were serious the focus would be on proof of immunity not solely proof of vaccination, then I would know they are serious.
In every other instance where a vaccine might be required for something a person can show proof of vaccination or proof of immunity via a antibody test. I wont take any of these people seriously with the shots at all cost campaign even to those who do not need it. It amazes me how the medical community is so intent on giving people medicine who do not need it.
Oh the rest of you family has high cholesterol? Well we do not know if you have high cholesterol but, here is some Lipitor see you in a month.
Well Abaco and Grand Bahama are still a wreck from Dorian and Covid-19 is still here so by your logic they wont be able to enact any of the plans listed above due to these things still being major ongoing issues.
It is pretty much impossible to price items without pennies because of the 12% VAT that must be included in the display price. Getting rid of the penny has cost nothing but, a little more inflation and I am sure there is defiantly a small GDP hit because, of increased accounting issues that business face if they want their books ship shape and while it may seem small it all adds up with productivity loses and increased costs.
bcitizen says...
Legalize and tax the hell out of it. It could just help to get us out of the financial mess we are currently in.
On UPDATED: $3m worth of marijuana seized in drug bust
Posted 30 September 2021, 2:38 p.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
“data” he is referring to, it is likely the home addresses, contact details and other information provided by international travellers on where they are staying in The Bahamas, for how long and what they intend to do that allows the Ministry of Tourism to better target its marketing.
Every tourist is asked by a immigration officer where they are staying, what is the purpose of their trip, how long they will be in the count etc. Between that and the immigration card they fill out what other information could they be collecting that they are not getting already? This does not pass the smell test.
On ‘Critical data’: Health travel visa to remain
Posted 30 September 2021, 5:19 a.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Never any talks about proof on immunity which would include covid recovered patients. All they want is shots in arms.
If they were serious the focus would be on proof of immunity not solely proof of vaccination, then I would know they are serious.
In every other instance where a vaccine might be required for something a person can show proof of vaccination or proof of immunity via a antibody test. I wont take any of these people seriously with the shots at all cost campaign even to those who do not need it. It amazes me how the medical community is so intent on giving people medicine who do not need it.
Oh the rest of you family has high cholesterol? Well we do not know if you have high cholesterol but, here is some Lipitor see you in a month.
On Here come the jabs
Posted 25 September 2021, 10:46 a.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Yes I was worried Obie would get tourism again. This is a good sign.
On PM receives instrument of appointment, Deputy PM Chester Cooper named Minister of Tourism, Investment and Aviation
Posted 19 September 2021, 2:13 a.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Fell backwards not short would be more appropriate.
On Minnis: We fell short over Dorian
Posted 15 September 2021, 5:05 p.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Well Abaco and Grand Bahama are still a wreck from Dorian and Covid-19 is still here so by your logic they wont be able to enact any of the plans listed above due to these things still being major ongoing issues.
On FNM reveals manifesto promises on marijuana, BPL
Posted 3 September 2021, 8:38 a.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Yes! We can make a extra $5.00 dollars for the country.
On Nassau targets 62.5% increase in cruise calls
Posted 1 September 2021, 5:59 p.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
It is pretty much impossible to price items without pennies because of the 12% VAT that must be included in the display price. Getting rid of the penny has cost nothing but, a little more inflation and I am sure there is defiantly a small GDP hit because, of increased accounting issues that business face if they want their books ship shape and while it may seem small it all adds up with productivity loses and increased costs.
On Stealing from the poor
Posted 1 September 2021, 2:14 p.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Can we get a vaccine to rid us of these terrible leaders we have? I will sign up for that tomorrow emergency use or not.
On Nomination Day – as it happened
Posted 27 August 2021, 6:01 p.m. Suggest removal
bcitizen says...
Sounds like quackery to me.
On ‘Competent authority to say’ over quarantined voters
Posted 25 August 2021, 8:37 p.m. Suggest removal