Don't the LBGT community realize that every time they show up, speak up or demonstrate it makes people more suspicious of Bill #4? While people have a right to voice their opinion, the LGBT community is killing it every time they speak. In my opinion they need to shut up especially Erin Green!
To the letter writer: To cop out by not voting because of the last referenda or opinion poll or whatever the hell that was is a mistake. The persons who are voting yes (especially for #4 which is the big khahuna) will be at the polls in full force to ensure this goes through.
To refrain from voting is the same as voting yes because your vote will not count but the yes and nos will. What if your 1 vote would have made the difference?
Don't be foolish. This our constitution man. They obviously need the citizenry to amend or not amend it unlike the last joke of a referendum. The outcome of this will affect generations.
I certainly plan to make my vote count whether I'm for or against any of the bills.
1. If the access was "sold" "granted" or "promised" to the developer, then the Government must immediately get it back and retain it as a public right of way.
2. If the vendors are the issue, then they need to go to training school.
3. Have the beach manned by at least one officer. There should be sign posted that any harassment by the vendors is to be immediately reported and after the first warning the vendor will be put off the beach.
First and foremost, however, the access should NOT be closed.
The Government (a.k.a.The Crown) has an interest in ALL land which they can willingly take back by compulsory acquisition. Why are we letting a foreign investor dictate which part of our land we can access? The Government simply needs to create a right of way (20 ft. 30 ft, or whatever) over the property so that Bahamians and foreigners can access the beach. Full stop!
Yeah. Vote yes right in time so that they can amend the constitution to add more citizens who can vote in the next election. This is nothing to do with gender equality (which in my opinion is just a guise) but more to do with making citizens of all persons born or married to Bahamian citizens. #wakeupBahamas #votehelltotheno
Yeah. Vote yes right in time so that they can amend the constitution to add more citizens who can vote in the next election. This is nothing to do with gender equality (which in my opinion is just a guise) but more to do with making citizens of all persons born or married to Bahamian citizens. #wakeupBahamas #votehelltotheno
jackbnimble says...
The first reaction was the real reaction. She wasn't sorry.
On FNM Senator finally gives public apology
Posted 4 March 2016, 1:26 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Don't the LBGT community realize that every time they show up, speak up or demonstrate it makes people more suspicious of Bill #4? While people have a right to voice their opinion, the LGBT community is killing it every time they speak. In my opinion they need to shut up especially Erin Green!
On ‘Change will help LGBT community’
Posted 4 March 2016, 1:22 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
To the letter writer: To cop out by not voting because of the last referenda or opinion poll or whatever the hell that was is a mistake. The persons who are voting yes (especially for #4 which is the big khahuna) will be at the polls in full force to ensure this goes through.
To refrain from voting is the same as voting yes because your vote will not count but the yes and nos will. What if your 1 vote would have made the difference?
Don't be foolish. This our constitution man. They obviously need the citizenry to amend or not amend it unlike the last joke of a referendum. The outcome of this will affect generations.
I certainly plan to make my vote count whether I'm for or against any of the bills.
On Why I won’t vote
Posted 3 March 2016, 1:10 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
1. If the access was "sold" "granted" or "promised" to the developer, then the Government must immediately get it back and retain it as a public right of way.
2. If the vendors are the issue, then they need to go to training school.
3. Have the beach manned by at least one officer. There should be sign posted that any harassment by the vendors is to be immediately reported and after the first warning the vendor will be put off the beach.
First and foremost, however, the access should NOT be closed.
On THE BIG QUESTION: What would you do to solve the Cabbage Beach access problem?
Posted 3 March 2016, 12:53 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
The Government (a.k.a.The Crown) has an interest in ALL land which they can willingly take back by compulsory acquisition. Why are we letting a foreign investor dictate which part of our land we can access? The Government simply needs to create a right of way (20 ft. 30 ft, or whatever) over the property so that Bahamians and foreigners can access the beach. Full stop!
On UPDATED: Police and vendors clash over Cabbage Beach access
Posted 1 March 2016, 11:46 a.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
This man will continue to win cases because he knows the law better than the lawmakers. Y'all are feeding a snake.
On Fred Smith: Jail or fine for violating bail 'completely unconstitutional'
Posted 29 February 2016, 4:17 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Yeah. Vote yes right in time so that they can amend the constitution to add more citizens who can vote in the next election. This is nothing to do with gender equality (which in my opinion is just a guise) but more to do with making citizens of all persons born or married to Bahamian citizens. #wakeupBahamas #votehelltotheno
On Rollins: Gender vote will fail
Posted 29 February 2016, 4:13 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Yeah. Vote yes right in time so that they can amend the constitution to add more citizens who can vote in the next election. This is nothing to do with gender equality (which in my opinion is just a guise) but more to do with making citizens of all persons born or married to Bahamian citizens. #wakeupBahamas #votehelltotheno
On Attorney General calls on women to campaign for equality
Posted 29 February 2016, 4:10 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Fred Smith must be so proud. He assisted these criminals in being free.
Interesting that they made a b-line for Bimini which is closer to the United States. Probably already smuggled their way back in.
Good luck in finding these two. Probably long gone.
On Wanted alert for Cuban men
Posted 26 February 2016, 12:55 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Not rewriting history dude. It's fact. Stop by the Tribune's office one day and ask to see the "plan". Will give you much food for thought.
On Minnis ‘lacks support of white Bahamians’
Posted 25 February 2016, 12:57 p.m. Suggest removal