We are truly living in the underworld ran by uncaring arrogant demons. We are experiencing unprecedented unemployment and business closures. The hotels are at occupancy levels so low that no one says what they are. First world countries are in turmoil and their citizens' movements are being restricted. So realistically we can not expect any real money inflow until maybe mid 2022 - yet we callously commit the country to loans that are unpayable under the current world conditions and the foreseeable future. Normalcy bias is real and college degrees do not cure it.
Just like the Russian revolution the Chinese revolution was also funded by financiers. Governments are the muscles of the financiers. A change of master is just a change of which muscle pushes us around.
"Getting through this together is our only solution". I agree with that sentence; however that type of cooperation should have emerged nationwide since March of this year. We are now at "the precipice of a very incredibly difficult period that we unfortunately are ill-equipped to navigate" and the evil haves are still preying on the unaware have-nots. First world countries are leading the way in turmoil, lockdowns, and general chaos. Since we are dependent on them for our income and food we are simply out of luck, and we are firmly in the hands of our financiers who apparently with jubilance eagerly enforce austerity. We are now fubared for years to come.
Be wary of any person who incites, because we do not know that person's agenda or whether the person is an agent. Riling the population and putting forth contentious debate are ways to engage and distract from what is truly taking place. The Bahamas is a member of the UN and a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, and any policing help we need would speedily be given by foreign armed (peacekeeping-policing) forces. Lockdowns are worldwide and are part of a greater agenda.
There used to be an oil refinery in FreePort that was basically ran by Bahamians. Is it possible that those Bahamians were born with a natural gift for running that oil refinery, or did they get the proper training to run it? Our local greedy profiteering fisher-folk should engage in nation building instead of pillaging our seas to our detriment. What they are doing can be compared to giving voter cards to non-citizens to win an election not caring about the long term effect of disadvantaging the nation.
@Dawes - Most of the history given to us by our conquers are (in)doctrinal lies. Our ancestors were the original truly civilized inhabitants of this realm (earth). Open your mind and do your research. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCIdy4l… http://realhistoryww.com/
Evil is evil and it should be recognized and condemned for being the destroyer it is. Although it will morph, disguise and mimic something it is not, only determined vigilance will detect it. Mr. Lyndon LaRouche has many publications exposing modus operandi https://larouchepub.com/eiw/public/1994…
Ten years have gone by since 2010. Over those ten years the Bahamas' electrical generation has increased and the number of land vehicles and sea vessels have also increased. To satisfy the stated 2030 goal (given our present energy position) means that we must reduce our electrical generation, quantities of our cars and trucks, and our numbers of boats to the 2010 level - then reduce them further by 30%. If I am wrong then please correct and enlighten me to the correct interpretation.
benniesun says...
We are truly living in the underworld ran by uncaring arrogant demons. We are experiencing unprecedented unemployment and business closures. The hotels are at occupancy levels so low that no one says what they are. First world countries are in turmoil and their citizens' movements are being restricted. So realistically we can not expect any real money inflow until maybe mid 2022 - yet we callously commit the country to loans that are unpayable under the current world conditions and the foreseeable future. Normalcy bias is real and college degrees do not cure it.
On BPL aims for rate reduction bond by February
Posted 8 December 2020, 6:46 p.m. Suggest removal
benniesun says...
Just like the Russian revolution the Chinese revolution was also funded by financiers. Governments are the muscles of the financiers. A change of master is just a change of which muscle pushes us around.
On INSIGHT: It’s a tough time for Bahamians - and it’s not getting easier any time soon
Posted 8 December 2020, 2:28 p.m. Suggest removal
benniesun says...
"Getting through this together is our only solution". I agree with that sentence; however that type of cooperation should have emerged nationwide since March of this year. We are now at "the precipice of a very incredibly difficult period that we unfortunately are ill-equipped to navigate" and the evil haves are still preying on the unaware have-nots. First world countries are leading the way in turmoil, lockdowns, and general chaos. Since we are dependent on them for our income and food we are simply out of luck, and we are firmly in the hands of our financiers who apparently with jubilance eagerly enforce austerity. We are now fubared for years to come.
On INSIGHT: It’s a tough time for Bahamians - and it’s not getting easier any time soon
Posted 8 December 2020, 9:35 a.m. Suggest removal
benniesun says...
If this project was a melody, then it would be fittingly entitled 'Prelude to Failure'.
On Investment deal's anatomy exposed
Posted 5 December 2020, 9:16 a.m. Suggest removal
benniesun says...
comprehension:
noun
1. an ability to understand the meaning or importance of something
On Munroe: 8,000 police cannot subjugate 400,000 people
Posted 26 November 2020, 7:52 p.m. Suggest removal
benniesun says...
Be wary of any person who incites, because we do not know that person's agenda or whether the person is an agent. Riling the population and putting forth contentious debate are ways to engage and distract from what is truly taking place. The Bahamas is a member of the UN and a member of the Commonwealth of Nations, and any policing help we need would speedily be given by foreign armed (peacekeeping-policing) forces. Lockdowns are worldwide and are part of a greater agenda.
On Munroe: 8,000 police cannot subjugate 400,000 people
Posted 26 November 2020, 5:24 p.m. Suggest removal
benniesun says...
There used to be an oil refinery in FreePort that was basically ran by Bahamians. Is it possible that those Bahamians were born with a natural gift for running that oil refinery, or did they get the proper training to run it? Our local greedy profiteering fisher-folk should engage in nation building instead of pillaging our seas to our detriment. What they are doing can be compared to giving voter cards to non-citizens to win an election not caring about the long term effect of disadvantaging the nation.
On Fisheries suffers ‘rift’ on non-Bahamian workers
Posted 25 November 2020, 3:44 p.m. Suggest removal
benniesun says...
@Dawes - Most of the history given to us by our conquers are (in)doctrinal lies. Our ancestors were the original truly civilized inhabitants of this realm (earth). Open your mind and do your research.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCIdy4l…
http://realhistoryww.com/
On PETER YOUNG: We can’t rewrite history just because the way we look at the world has changed
Posted 25 November 2020, 2:12 p.m. Suggest removal
benniesun says...
Evil is evil and it should be recognized and condemned for being the destroyer it is. Although it will morph, disguise and mimic something it is not, only determined vigilance will detect it. Mr. Lyndon LaRouche has many publications exposing modus operandi https://larouchepub.com/eiw/public/1994…
On PETER YOUNG: We can’t rewrite history just because the way we look at the world has changed
Posted 25 November 2020, 12:55 p.m. Suggest removal
benniesun says...
Ten years have gone by since 2010. Over those ten years the Bahamas' electrical generation has increased and the number of land vehicles and sea vessels have also increased. To satisfy the stated 2030 goal (given our present energy position) means that we must reduce our electrical generation, quantities of our cars and trucks, and our numbers of boats to the 2010 level - then reduce them further by 30%. If I am wrong then please correct and enlighten me to the correct interpretation.
On BPL's Shell MoU hits its expiry date
Posted 23 November 2020, 10:27 a.m. Suggest removal