Legal ownel ship of licensed firearms is not a problem in this country. Perhaps someone just wants to get on the government payroll as a firearm inspector? A pensioned off member of one of the State Security Services looking to gain extra income and eventually another unfunded government pension? Time will tell.
As long as this does not develop the same way as a nationalistic youth group founded in a European country in the mid 1930's. Democracy is so fragile particularly in these days that have seen a resurgence in populist leaders.
They say Briland peeps ain't paying their tax.. .. . ..Inland revenue much too lax. . .It took them five years to realize this, . ... .. .. Accounting practice very remiss. . ... .And they all did vote for the PLP, ,,, ,,,,Expecting their income to be tax free, ..Political patronage only goes so far, .. When it comes to filling gubmint's Cookie Jar. .. .How else they gonna pay for those first class trips, . .. ..And Stadium holes through the caricom rain drips? SIGH.
It has to be unhealthy to have an ongoing obsession with other people's sexual orientation, and then to have a compulsion to publically share it is even more disturbing.
Does anyone know what is meant by " affordable and social housing"? The affordable part is understandable, but social? House that like to hang around with other houses?
This incident should serve as a powerful inducement for the country's business and vehicle incensing authorities to ensure that these vehicles are properly insured. Unfortunately nothing much will probably happen if past performance is anything to judge by. All vehicles now have to carry a copy of their insurance certificate on/in the vehicle; it would be interesting to know whether any of our 3,000 plus police officers have ever taken the time and trouble to verify even one of these ATV's.
The Hon. Jeggrey Leonard is totally correct.Inflicting physical punishments on children is simply adult bullies teaching the next generation that it is OK to hit other people.
The legal hurdles on shanty towns, , , Are causing plenty gunmint frowns. .. . ..If they could only rule without the rule of law, . ... Getting something done would be much less of a chore. .. ... ..If police could render justice without recourse to trial, . .. ...Avoiding both the inquest and thw lawyers' guile... .. ... .The criminal finally dealt with, bothering no one ever again, .. ...Freeing enforcement justice fron its judicial chain. .. .. .Of course the problem then would that we would live in a police state. . ... .. Ruled not with respect and laws but rather force and hate. .. Sigh.
I cannot help but wonder just how productive this minister and his ministry are themselves. What do they produce anyway? And how much of it? What is the cost to the taxpayers, and what is the value of their product? Inquiring minds would like to know.
hrysippus says...
Legal ownel ship of licensed firearms is not a problem in this country. Perhaps someone just wants to get on the government payroll as a firearm inspector? A pensioned off member of one of the State Security Services looking to gain extra income and eventually another unfunded government pension? Time will tell.
On NFA: Tighter laws lead to responsible gun ownership
Posted 1 April 2023, 1:17 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
As long as this does not develop the same way as a nationalistic youth group founded in a European country in the mid 1930's. Democracy is so fragile particularly in these days that have seen a resurgence in populist leaders.
On PM highlights importance of Bahamas National Youth Guard programme
Posted 1 April 2023, 1:11 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
They say Briland peeps ain't paying their tax.. .. . ..Inland revenue much too lax. . .It took them five years to realize this, . ... .. .. Accounting practice very remiss. . ... .And they all did vote for the PLP, ,,, ,,,,Expecting their income to be tax free, ..Political patronage only goes so far, .. When it comes to filling gubmint's Cookie Jar. .. .How else they gonna pay for those first class trips, . .. ..And Stadium holes through the caricom rain drips? SIGH.
On Briland delinquency targeted in tax raids
Posted 31 March 2023, 7:16 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
Let's see, Cole Thompson Pharmacies Pension Fund; Toyota Head Office, Japan; City Markets Pension Fund; who else get left out?
On Judge bids to protect $2.3m for City Markets pensioners
Posted 30 March 2023, 6:26 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
It has to be unhealthy to have an ongoing obsession with other people's sexual orientation, and then to have a compulsion to publically share it is even more disturbing.
On King David and LGBTQ members
Posted 30 March 2023, 6:21 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
Does anyone know what is meant by " affordable and social housing"? The affordable part is understandable, but social? House that like to hang around with other houses?
On Urgent need for affordable housing in The Bahamas
Posted 29 March 2023, 5:54 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
This incident should serve as a powerful inducement for the country's business and vehicle incensing authorities to ensure that these vehicles are properly insured. Unfortunately nothing much will probably happen if past performance is anything to judge by. All vehicles now have to carry a copy of their insurance certificate on/in the vehicle; it would be interesting to know whether any of our 3,000 plus police officers have ever taken the time and trouble to verify even one of these ATV's.
On ATV leaves its mark
Posted 29 March 2023, 5:50 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
The Hon. Jeggrey Leonard is totally correct.Inflicting physical punishments on children is simply adult bullies teaching the next generation that it is OK to hit other people.
On Lloyd says corporal punishment needs to be eradicated from school system
Posted 27 March 2023, 5:44 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
The legal hurdles on shanty towns, , , Are causing plenty gunmint frowns. .. . ..If they could only rule without the rule of law, . ... Getting something done would be much less of a chore. .. ... ..If police could render justice without recourse to trial, . .. ...Avoiding both the inquest and thw lawyers' guile... .. ... .The criminal finally dealt with, bothering no one ever again, .. ...Freeing enforcement justice fron its judicial chain. .. .. .Of course the problem then would that we would live in a police state. . ... .. Ruled not with respect and laws but rather force and hate. .. Sigh.
On New legal hurdle faces govt on shanty towns
Posted 27 March 2023, 5:38 p.m. Suggest removal
hrysippus says...
I cannot help but wonder just how productive this minister and his ministry are themselves. What do they produce anyway? And how much of it? What is the cost to the taxpayers, and what is the value of their product? Inquiring minds would like to know.
On Keith Bell calls for increased productivity in labour force
Posted 25 March 2023, 9:45 a.m. Suggest removal