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jackbnimble says...

I read this on social media but I truly thought it was fake news. Wow!

Think it’s a warning as I says on another post that he needs to slow his role or he’ll get a personal ‘Dorian’. Seems my words did not fall on the ground. This man is a menace who uses his knowledge of constitutional law to help illegals to break it.

The next time he may not be so lucky.

jackbnimble says...

This man needs a personal ‘Dorian’! Couldn’t hear sh#t from him after all his people got killed and he suddenly resurrects to talk about property rights? If I were the Government I would leave that sh#t pile right there for another ten years or take the land back by Compulsory Acquisition if he’s bad let him bring the papers to show their claim to it

jackbnimble says...

I swear!! 😡

jackbnimble says...

Saw a picture of him on social media shaking a cowbell at the Saxons Junkanoo rushout on Arawak Cay. Minnis een gat us to study.

jackbnimble says...

What was Brent Symonette thinking? ‘I gat the money so I’m getting the heck out of dodge and while I’m at it since the white knight representation is no longer in a key place, let me give the leader a black eye on my way out’

Well played Mr Symonette. Well played.

jackbnimble says...

In my office they shared this article and most of the comments started with, ‘I am not surprised’ of ‘Here we go again’. One encounter with Laneisha Rolle and you too will say it. Her reputation proceeds her both in and out of politics. She is NOT nice so no surprise that havoc follows wherever she show up. Like some of the other commenters, I too wonder what Dr. Minnis’ fascination is with her or what she has on him. She’s clearly not cabinet material!

On PM urged to step in on new Lanisha row

Posted 5 June 2019, 5:53 p.m. Suggest removal

jackbnimble says...

I wonder when we are going to get it through our thick skulls that no one is safe anywhere in this country and Government House is no exception. If they want you, they will find you and kill you. My goodness, the GG"s aide was gunned down picking up his child from school and he was a trained police officer. We had a whole Angilcan bishop killed in a church, we have had a Deputy Prime Minister robbed in his home, a mother shot and killed while breastfeeding her baby, an 8-year old who took a stray bullet ... and the list goes on.

We have been playing with crime for far too long and only giving lip service to the subject when it appears to affect the hierarchy.

How much you wanna bet we get a regurgitation of these comments the next time something happens while the persons who hold the power to affect the change in law do nothing.

Y'all need to stop joking!

jackbnimble says...

There are two ways you can kill a person in the Bahamas and get away with it. You can either become a police officer and kill them in the line of duty as you will be investigated by your comrades and will likely get away with it even if the Coroners Court finds you guilty.... OR you can kill in the course of dangerous driving and get the maximum fine of $10,000 and walk away scott free.

jackbnimble says...

“To me every time they come and put a policy in, it doesn’t work,” Mr Kerr said. “What they need to do is stick to the constitution, that’s all it is, don’t beat around it because even if you put a policy in place the constitution still overrides that."

With regard to the prominent businessman's comment, first of all, this is a LAW they are proposing not a RULE or policy.

Where the constitution is silent, I do believe statute law is used as a guide.

This will put an end to all the persons in this country who fail to get regularized and are now seeking to sue the Government because they did not follow the law.

Let's take our head out of the sand and not print ignorant comments!

On ‘We don’t need any new rules’

Posted 5 April 2019, 12:33 p.m. Suggest removal

jackbnimble says...

This article is very biased. It fails to take into account that the parents came into the country illegally and that's why they don't have any documentation to prove their date of birth. If the child has difficulty getting it from Haiti then whose fault is that? And yes, while the Immigration Department does lose documents, it also fails to account for the fact that a lot of the documents are fake.