A smuggled person pays his way to cross borders in search of best personal economic opportunities. A trafficked person is lured toward a promised better life from their current situation. The above is correct for Human Trafficking as relates entrapment for labor, sex, prostitution, but never the intent. The trafficked person, though under abuse, is often afraid of Immigration procedures unless critically abused. The trafficker makes himself the absolute authority, and I'd the person is young and female feels beholden for food, money and security and is reluctant to seek help or forcibly returned to a worst condition. The trafficker is most often a local or with legal status and never fulfills promises of absolute freedom. Human Trafficking is too difficult to maintain in,The Bahamas because bordered can only be crossed by sea. A trafficked person would often cross borders without the traffickers knowledge or with identification which is always held by the trafficker.
The WHO, has rolled back all covid manditory vaccinations and urged that mosquito birn viruses are the katest threat. Yet my grandson, only eighteen years old while applying fir a job wasctokd he has chosen be civid vaccinated. If I recall the batches the world was producing has expired and covid vaccines are proving daily to cause health injuries or death. The Bahamas needs a unified position on civid that matches the world community. Science data shows that the vaccinated persons as their bodies produce the infection after inoculations sheds the virus and spreads it during breathing. These vaccines have to be monetized my the medical industry profiteers crooks privately as WHO has long ago abandoned covid vaccines as a preventative tool, insisting persons with comobilities and weakened immune systems take adequate personal protection, not institutionalized mandates that decriminates new workers through forced blackmail and non adherence to international WHO laws that climbed down on covid dictatorial and criminal inhumane gestapo policy.
I probably have The Bahamian lifetime record of 2,086 601Meters, and amber of the Concept 2, Million Meters Club. Maybe now indoor rowing could become recognized as a sport.
The whole EU took the historical bame with reparations for slavery in The Caribbean. Brave boldness will see rewards it appears. Too sad Doctor Saunders just missed this historical event. Columbus was dead nearly 200 years when African slavery to Caribbean was born. So he nor his ghost is to blame as we can now see. Fir all its historical and especially monetary value The complete tapestry of Bahamian history which Doctor Saunders held ad sacred should be repaired and Discovery Day returned.
You are laughable and just don't know this lady. I wad amazed at the documents she showed me of Bahamian historical significance. Have you ever seen a will spelling out to bequeath to another valuables which included of priority: aspirations of pants, buttons, a fishing hook? And to live past 30 years of age was considered old, with 25 years the average death. Then you don't know what it is to be Bahamian. Or the old captains logs that spoke of sailors enduring bites at night on land then having massive infects from centipedes. You need to read the very rare books in Archives, all of which Doctor Saunders read, to have an idea if her vast historical knowledge.
There was a time when all the tapestry of this land here now and before us was sacred. In her writing Islanders In The Stream she portrayed the history of the new comers, us, our fathers who on a sloop with broken mast adrift in a choppy seas and surrounded by large sharks. A boat sails far off on the hazy horizon. Many of our generations never bothered to learn Colonial History from the narrow narratives of our British masters. So sad. These islands and cays appeared in the historical records of Portugal long before Columbus so too the Amazon. I misplaced my National Geographics The Tigris Expedition. On a handmade papyrus reed scientist-explorer Thor Heyerdahl crossed the Atlantic in 1969–70 to demonstrate that the currents took him from Africa and the Mediterranean Seas to Central America, also Cat Island. The Bahamas' history in its purest tapestry includes the voyage of Christopher Columbus in 1492 while the Portuguese used our fresh water in Bimini for hundreds of years to then set out along the Gylf Stream coming from The Amazon.
In 1648 The Eleutheran Adventures arrived here with their slaves. In 1656 Europeans settled here. The Historical data needs to be clearly clarified as Columbus, seeking to replace the routes of Marco Polo in search of India's and Afghanistan's rugs, satin clothes, green gems and other precious stones curiously named or region West Indies. But my how wrong he was. His person, cannot be blamed for the Portuguese slavery to the Amazon. The British followed. We must restore October 12th., and the tens of billions in tourist dollars it brought to The Bahamas and will bring in the future.
Why don't they touch Sir Harry Oakes Monument of zero universal infamy but commit legendary historical sacrilege upon our tapestry. We must support the 100% purity of The Bahamas historical facts and not erase but defend and build upon its strength that cemented in its uniqueness.
Being a pure historian, the venerable Dr Saunders probably would have put Christopher Columbus' African slave false narrative to the timeliness. Our politicians probably failed history, or they would learn the first Africans arrived hundreds of years after Columbus' death. The tapestry our our unique and rich history, still being written, cannot and must not be erased by mere opinion and hatred of persons of history. Columbus' statue should stand. Acvordingvto world annals, The Bahamas will forever be uniquely positioned as that great epicenter if modern history that opened the gates of a new era. Only in The Bahamas could he peoples of Spain, Western Europe with all of The America's converge at San Salvador on each October 12 until eternity. Though according to historical records long before Columbus the Portuguese during their trade with the Amazon region found The Bahamas back then to be be the fresh waterering hole for their fleets, nor to mention slave trade. But not Columbus.
carltonr61 says...
A smuggled person pays his way to cross borders in search of best personal economic opportunities. A trafficked person is lured toward a promised better life from their current situation. The above is correct for Human Trafficking as relates entrapment for labor, sex, prostitution, but never the intent. The trafficked person, though under abuse, is often afraid of Immigration procedures unless critically abused. The trafficker makes himself the absolute authority, and I'd the person is young and female feels beholden for food, money and security and is reluctant to seek help or forcibly returned to a worst condition. The trafficker is most often a local or with legal status and never fulfills promises of absolute freedom. Human Trafficking is too difficult to maintain in,The Bahamas because bordered can only be crossed by sea. A trafficked person would often cross borders without the traffickers knowledge or with identification which is always held by the trafficker.
On EDITORIAL: What will we do with human trafficking in our country?
Posted 31 July 2023, 1:46 p.m. Suggest removal
carltonr61 says...
The WHO, has rolled back all covid manditory vaccinations and urged that mosquito birn viruses are the katest threat. Yet my grandson, only eighteen years old while applying fir a job wasctokd he has chosen be civid vaccinated. If I recall the batches the world was producing has expired and covid vaccines are proving daily to cause health injuries or death. The Bahamas needs a unified position on civid that matches the world community. Science data shows that the vaccinated persons as their bodies produce the infection after inoculations sheds the virus and spreads it during breathing. These vaccines have to be monetized my the medical industry profiteers crooks privately as WHO has long ago abandoned covid vaccines as a preventative tool, insisting persons with comobilities and weakened immune systems take adequate personal protection, not institutionalized mandates that decriminates new workers through forced blackmail and non adherence to international WHO laws that climbed down on covid dictatorial and criminal inhumane gestapo policy.
On Security being hired for Family Island clinics after hostage incident in May, says Darville
Posted 26 July 2023, 8:28 p.m. Suggest removal
carltonr61 says...
I probably have The Bahamian lifetime record of 2,086 601Meters, and amber of the Concept 2, Million Meters Club. Maybe now indoor rowing could become recognized as a sport.
On Star rower: Sports can help young bridge the gap
Posted 25 July 2023, 5:42 p.m. Suggest removal
carltonr61 says...
https://www.rt.com/news/579988-eu-slave…
The whole EU took the historical bame with reparations for slavery in The Caribbean. Brave boldness will see rewards it appears. Too sad Doctor Saunders just missed this historical event. Columbus was dead nearly 200 years when African slavery to Caribbean was born. So he nor his ghost is to blame as we can now see. Fir all its historical and especially monetary value The complete tapestry of Bahamian history which Doctor Saunders held ad sacred should be repaired and Discovery Day returned.
On State-recognised funeral for Dr Diane Gail Saunders on Friday
Posted 19 July 2023, 10:15 p.m. Suggest removal
carltonr61 says...
You are laughable and just don't know this lady. I wad amazed at the documents she showed me of Bahamian historical significance. Have you ever seen a will spelling out to bequeath to another valuables which included of priority: aspirations of pants, buttons, a fishing hook? And to live past 30 years of age was considered old, with 25 years the average death. Then you don't know what it is to be Bahamian. Or the old captains logs that spoke of sailors enduring bites at night on land then having massive infects from centipedes. You need to read the very rare books in Archives, all of which Doctor Saunders read, to have an idea if her vast historical knowledge.
On State-recognised funeral for Dr Diane Gail Saunders on Friday
Posted 19 July 2023, 8:37 p.m. Suggest removal
carltonr61 says...
There was a time when all the tapestry of this land here now and before us was sacred. In her writing Islanders In The Stream she portrayed the history of the new comers, us, our fathers who on a sloop with broken mast adrift in a choppy seas and surrounded by large sharks. A boat sails far off on the hazy horizon.
Many of our generations never bothered to learn Colonial History from the narrow narratives of our British masters. So sad. These islands and cays appeared in the historical records of Portugal long before Columbus so too the Amazon. I misplaced my National Geographics The Tigris Expedition. On a handmade papyrus reed scientist-explorer Thor Heyerdahl crossed the Atlantic in 1969–70 to demonstrate that the currents took him from Africa and the Mediterranean Seas to Central America, also Cat Island.
The Bahamas' history in its purest tapestry includes the voyage of Christopher Columbus in 1492 while the Portuguese used our fresh water in Bimini for hundreds of years to then set out along the Gylf Stream coming from The Amazon.
In 1648 The Eleutheran Adventures arrived here with their slaves. In 1656 Europeans settled here. The Historical data needs to be clearly clarified as Columbus, seeking to replace the routes of Marco Polo in search of India's and Afghanistan's rugs, satin clothes, green gems and other precious stones curiously named or region West Indies. But my how wrong he was. His person, cannot be blamed for the Portuguese slavery to the Amazon. The British followed. We must restore October 12th., and the tens of billions in tourist dollars it brought to The Bahamas and will bring in the future.
On State-recognised funeral for Dr Diane Gail Saunders on Friday
Posted 19 July 2023, 5:08 p.m. Suggest removal
carltonr61 says...
Of I am not mistaken, it appears at some roundabouts, that the tar has softened and moved leaving a wave look.
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Posted 12 July 2023, 2:28 p.m. Suggest removal
carltonr61 says...
Why don't they touch Sir Harry Oakes Monument of zero universal infamy but commit legendary historical sacrilege upon our tapestry. We must support the 100% purity of The Bahamas historical facts and not erase but defend and build upon its strength that cemented in its uniqueness.
On Historian Dr Gail Saunders dies age 79, PM pays tribute to 'beacon of light'
Posted 3 July 2023, 8:34 p.m. Suggest removal
carltonr61 says...
We have to watch, and see how they honor the great natiinal historian but dishonor her historical view.
On Historian Dr Gail Saunders dies age 79, PM pays tribute to 'beacon of light'
Posted 3 July 2023, 2:54 p.m. Suggest removal
carltonr61 says...
Being a pure historian, the venerable Dr Saunders probably would have put Christopher Columbus' African slave false narrative to the timeliness. Our politicians probably failed history, or they would learn the first Africans arrived hundreds of years after Columbus' death. The tapestry our our unique and rich history, still being written, cannot and must not be erased by mere opinion and hatred of persons of history. Columbus' statue should stand.
Acvordingvto world annals, The Bahamas will forever be uniquely positioned as that great epicenter if modern history that opened the gates of a new era. Only in The Bahamas could he peoples of Spain, Western Europe with all of The America's converge at San Salvador on each October 12 until eternity. Though according to historical records long before Columbus the Portuguese during their trade with the Amazon region found The Bahamas back then to be be the fresh waterering hole for their fleets, nor to mention slave trade. But not Columbus.
On Historian Dr Gail Saunders dies age 79, PM pays tribute to 'beacon of light'
Posted 3 July 2023, 12:22 p.m. Suggest removal