If we are a country of laws as the cabinet minister claims, then I wonder in what form, and even if,the law will be applied to this Immigration Department officer who tortured this innocent man while he was helpless and restrained with handcuffs? What a monster this officer must be.
The action of the Immigration Department officer as described in the court transcript is heinous. Is this the type of monsters that we have lurking in The State Security forces. This report is very disturbing
mr. Evans is at it again, expressing his, to my mind at least, bigoted far right "Christian" views. The world and nature are not as simple as he thinks; some humans are male, some are female, and some are hermaphrodite. All must have been created by The Almighty so how do the hermaphrodites fit into Mr. Evans's rather narrow view I wonder?
I was going to say something about pots and kettles but decided not as it could have been misconstrued in these days of political correctness. How many shingles is a Cabinet minister paid per month now anyway?
What could possibly motivate this Pindling family member to want to enter politics? Her late father died extremely wealthy; her mother is likewise by all indications. She is presumably earning a very good income as a partner in a top tier Bahamian law firm. I do not believe it is normal for people to enter politics as a way to serve the people of this country despite each and every candidate so proclaiming, with a straight face too. I suspect she has reached the age where she has achieved goals and finds her life still empty and meaningless. How to fill the void? Become a respected, beloved leader of the people. It will be interesting to see if she succeeds.
wow. trianon, I sincerely hope that you are wrong. I have no love for the numbers racket and I believe at least one of the numbers boys is attempting to legitimize himself through gaining political office, but surely no one would sink so low as to compromise our children's donated tablets? Surely? Please?
This is so sad. The families of those killed in this traffic accident will be irrevocably changed. In Sweden it costs tens of thousands of dollars (Krona) and years of instruction and practice to gain a driving license. Sweden has some of the most challenging weather conditions in which tom drive, despite this the country has one of the lowest traffic accident rates per capita of any country in the world. In the Bahamas for many years it would cost fifty dollars and a corrupt RTA contact. Is there a connection? Condoloncies to the families.
A silly proposal from a professional politician who is divorced from the reality of private business. If it was that simple a solution then it would have happened already. Due to the onerous burden of government imposed taxes and regulations it is very hard to run a profitable business in this country. Numbers and churches excepted of course.
hrysippus says...
Hey, who moved this tree onto my landing ground?
On Probe launched into RBDF plane incident
Posted 1 December 2020, 5:13 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
If we are a country of laws as the cabinet minister claims, then I wonder in what form, and even if,the law will be applied to this Immigration Department officer who tortured this innocent man while he was helpless and restrained with handcuffs? What a monster this officer must be.
On Minister says ‘we are a country of laws’ after man was locked up unlawfully for more than six years
Posted 1 December 2020, 5:11 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
The action of the Immigration Department officer as described in the court transcript is heinous. Is this the type of monsters that we have lurking in The State Security forces. This report is very disturbing
On SIX STOLEN YEARS: Record $640K in damages to Kenyan illegally held and beaten at detention centre
Posted 30 November 2020, 1:19 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
mr. Evans is at it again, expressing his, to my mind at least, bigoted far right "Christian" views. The world and nature are not as simple as he thinks; some humans are male, some are female, and some are hermaphrodite. All must have been created by The Almighty so how do the hermaphrodites fit into Mr. Evans's rather narrow view I wonder?
On Why follow the Pope?
Posted 28 November 2020, 2:36 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
I was going to say something about pots and kettles but decided not as it could have been misconstrued in these days of political correctness. How many shingles is a Cabinet minister paid per month now anyway?
On ‘Vicious’ infighting in PLP over candidate selection
Posted 26 November 2020, 2:43 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
Quick, where can I buy a hairpiece aka a wig?
On Baldness link to severe symptoms from COVID
Posted 26 November 2020, 2:37 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
What could possibly motivate this Pindling family member to want to enter politics? Her late father died extremely wealthy; her mother is likewise by all indications. She is presumably earning a very good income as a partner in a top tier Bahamian law firm. I do not believe it is normal for people to enter politics as a way to serve the people of this country despite each and every candidate so proclaiming, with a straight face too. I suspect she has reached the age where she has achieved goals and finds her life still empty and meaningless. How to fill the void? Become a respected, beloved leader of the people. It will be interesting to see if she succeeds.
On MONIQUE PINDLING STAKES HER CLAIM FOR SOUTH ANDROS: Former PM’s daughter confirms ambition to secure seat and replace existing 13-year MP
Posted 17 November 2020, 6:11 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
wow. trianon, I sincerely hope that you are wrong. I have no love for the numbers racket and I believe at least one of the numbers boys is attempting to legitimize himself through gaining political office, but surely no one would sink so low as to compromise our children's donated tablets? Surely? Please?
On Island Luck donates tablets for students
Posted 15 November 2020, 8:50 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
This is so sad. The families of those killed in this traffic accident will be irrevocably changed. In Sweden it costs tens of thousands of dollars (Krona) and years of instruction and practice to gain a driving license. Sweden has some of the most challenging weather conditions in which tom drive, despite this the country has one of the lowest traffic accident rates per capita of any country in the world. In the Bahamas for many years it would cost fifty dollars and a corrupt RTA contact. Is there a connection? Condoloncies to the families.
On One dead, two seriously injured after car hits tree
Posted 15 November 2020, 8:44 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
A silly proposal from a professional politician who is divorced from the reality of private business. If it was that simple a solution then it would have happened already. Due to the onerous burden of government imposed taxes and regulations it is very hard to run a profitable business in this country. Numbers and churches excepted of course.
On MP pushes for bank shared service hubs
Posted 14 November 2020, 8:44 p.m. Suggest removal