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hj says...

Money must be running low,so it is time to replenish them

hj says...

I do not know where these idiots that make up these rules live but can someone tell them that many family islands do not have reliable internet service,if they have service at all. So how will someone answer your questions every day? Also how do you know if they will be truthfull? Is this a stupidity competition,because if yes you are the champions

On Inter-island travel visa hits final stage

Posted 17 November 2020, 3:29 p.m. Suggest removal

hj says...

Just another example of incompetence,stupidity,and failure to realize how these decisions affect people's lives. They just can't get their act together,so they punish the rest of the population. I was talking to a family islander today and he thought i was joking when i told him the news.

hj says...

As long as the emergency orders continue,and it looks this will last for a while,expect nothing better. The whole country will be run by one man,who will decide who can work and who can not,what time and day "you can be home or not. etc. All these decisions of course will be based on" scientific evidence" in consultation with "medical experts" But then again politicians will make sure their salaries will be fully paid with borrowed funds of course,that will be paid by the Bahamian public. The future of this country looks bright indeed.

On COVID testing: '11th hour' u-turn blasted

Posted 2 November 2020, 1:07 p.m. Suggest removal

hj says...

You are so right. Yet even with the big hotels closed there were still power cuts. However BPL management were praised. The next round of applause will be for our politicians who borrow more and more,so they can keep themselves and their civil servants on the payroll. Also congratulations are due to the supreme leader for spending 20 million for sidewalks,and denying to many people to make a living,just because they can not get their act together

On BPL pulls plug on 8,700 late payers

Posted 23 October 2020, 2:53 p.m. Suggest removal

hj says...

Nobody from the "contact tracers" has even bothered to call,let alone test the immediate members of his family. But then the "competent" authority and the "medical experts" have the solution to the problem. Lockdown for everyone.

hj says...

"Full compliance with the rules". I agree. Does this also include law enforcement personell that had a large funeral gathering without permition? I understand that a cabinet member was also there. But then again we know by now that your only answer to everything is lockdowns for the rest of the population. Since March what you have accomplished is surge of the cases and destruction of the economy. Good job

hj says...

The majority of the Bahamian people have already sacrifised 6 months of their lives. Many have been without income for 6 months while politicians and civil servants keep collecting their salaries,many of them "working from home". You have already proved that the only thing you can do is ordering lockdowns and travel restrictions. Do you really think that 3 more weeks will have any effect? Judging from your actions and from the notorious "efficiency" of the Bahamian civil service you can call for emergency powers for the next 10 years and you still will not be able to get it right

hj says...

Exactly, not long ago he was all about no visitors to Exuma because they might bring Covid19 there. Now,that the economic effects of lockdowns and travel restrictions are becoming more and more obvious he is talking about "balancing". Be carefull what you wish for.

hj says...

I thought inter island travel required negative Covid test and mandatory quarantine for 14 days. Just wondering were the health protocols were followed at this case?

On Four survive as aircraft crashes

Posted 27 August 2020, 9 p.m. Suggest removal