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benniesun says...

The big picture is that there is a Supreme Being overlooking this realm; one who gave us free will, but punishes when it is needed. The Abaco oligarchy has destroyed many lives, and now the Supreme being has intervened. In a vision from the Supreme Being I foresee Abaco being totally abandoned in the years to come.

benniesun says...

alfalfa - I agree that the statement is nonsensical, and it shows a lack of knowledge on the ministers part. I have repeatedly posted in this forum that the Bahamas is on the verge of food shortage and starvation due to

- extreme weather conditions destroying crops worldwide; nasa has recently confirmed that we are in a grand solar minimum (GSM) period which causes exterme weather. Some say the (GSM) extreme weather will last for 10 years.

- rodent and locust infestations in various countries including the usa

- the plandemic has caused farmers to destroy crops and livestock; many field workers and meat packing workers etc are sidelined so less food is available worldwide.

Also, the unrest in the usa is projected to become worse in November and continue until possibly September 2021.

This minister represents the government which makes his statement and the government's position unreal.

On Food aid programme to end next month

Posted 18 September 2020, 10:28 a.m. Suggest removal

benniesun says...

The system we live in was devised and implemented by extraordinarily crafty and intelligent beings. They have given us our history, beliefs, government, education, etc.. Basically we are limited to information and ideas based on what the system permits us to have. A person with a vocabulary of 400 words can only think of the world in terms of those 400 words. However a person with a vocabulary of 200,000+ words can think of and express ideas the limited person cannot understand. Our inherited system intentionally limits information and opportunities to the lower class individuals like us in the Bahamas, so with its indoctrination (and our limited mindset) we will mindlessly continue their system.

On Divide and rule

Posted 17 September 2020, 8:19 p.m. Suggest removal

benniesun says...

Great points Porcupine, as the average Bahamian do not understand the extent of the dumbing down. When compared to the external competition our leaders are like kindergartners competing with a professional football team - the same team that designed and created the football game (the field, the football, and its rules).
The turf of the field is composed of an intricate tapestry woven with the threads of the United Nations, Secret Services, The Crown, City States, The Bank for International Settlements (Basel), Mafia and Other Criminal Organizations, armed forces, International Corporations, NGOs, etc.... The kindergartners do not even conceive that there are relationships between those threads let alone understand their true functions. The football is made of banking, capitalism and the stock market. Our ignorant ones do not fathom the functioning of the ponzi scheme called capitalism and the casino called stock market; both controlled by the competition taking the roles of houseman and initiator. Our leaders are hopelessly outclassed as the competition keeps them ignorant of the true system.

On EDITORIAL: Are we out of our league?

Posted 17 September 2020, 11:34 a.m. Suggest removal

benniesun says...

The Bahamas is not ready for the big time as its leaders are insecure psychopaths who surround themselves with sycophants and others who are of lesser intellectual capacities. When succession in leadership positions in the political circle and high level managerial positions in the government owned corporations occur, the position is normally filled by a person with lesser intelligence than the person making the appointment. This ensures that the BOSS is always smarter than his underling. Consequently, after decades of this type of appointments, the leaders of both political and corporate have gotten basically dumber and dumber. Today, these supposed leaders do not truly know, would not recognize, and could not appreciate a naturally intelligent person. By excluding intelligent Bahamians who would question and improve the system, the entire Bahamas has been dumbed down.

On EDITORIAL: Are we out of our league?

Posted 16 September 2020, 7:42 p.m. Suggest removal

benniesun says...

This may be the domino that starts the chain reaction.

On San Salvador resort shut until Dec 2021

Posted 16 September 2020, 1:43 p.m. Suggest removal

benniesun says...

Our economic system of capitalism is based on forever expanding - so what does this revelation about Ponzi schemes say about our beloved economic system?

On Pyramid schemes cash in on crisis

Posted 16 September 2020, 1:39 p.m. Suggest removal

benniesun says...

Is there going to be a vaccine merry-go-round as the virus seems to mutate every three to six months or so. Does this mean we are going to be vaccinated for every mutation by the apparently very concerned and well meaning politicians and medical professionals? Boosting natural and herd immunity would be cheaper and safer - or are they passé and financially unprofitable?

benniesun says...

Our most valuable and deserving citizens are our government ministers and our medical professionals. They should be protected by the vaccine first - before anyone else. Then we wait five or ten years to make sure the vaccine works and have no unwanted side effects before we voluntarily line up the rest of the population for theirs. Now who is going to guarantee us - in writing - that there will be no adverse side effects?

On First vaccines for key staff

Posted 14 September 2020, 8:39 p.m. Suggest removal

benniesun says...

I agree. And soon opening fully without testing will be inevitable, because we are desperate for cash inflow to purchase food and service debts. I advise everyone to research pcr testing and what it truly indicates.