Its too much of a coincidence. Miller refuses the union's demands, the union threatens a black Christmas for Bahamians and the following day lights are off for hours. 2 + 2 still equals four Mr. Union President. A blind man can see its union sabotage. Everyone has to suffer because our toddler union is throwing a temper tantrum because they can't get their own way and continue to milk a system a which pays them twice their salaries in overtime. Boy I tell ya. Only in the 242!.
Blame is to be had on both sides. We gat a corrupt, conflict-of-interest Chairman who can't even pay his own light bill and then we gat greedy workers who cold they will continue to milk the system. I say blow it up and start over!
What I find so amazing is how these activists are all living in "udder people country". Notice the outcry is NEVER against the Haitian Government who been screwing them over for years and causing them to run to other people country. I guess they only grow balls when they done find their way out. Frankly it's laughable.
Well "vait". Doesn't OUR Immigration have the right to NOT let her in our country? What's to stop us from denying this 'heffer' entry? if we don't let her in, where the hell she ga protest.
It pains me to even write this in the past tense but Dr. Munroe was indeed a highly respected leader, and a gifted orator and from all accounts, a very humble Man of God. I deeply admired him and I will miss his voice on national matters in The Bahamas.
I agree with you but what gets me is the bleeding hearts who visit these blogs to attempt to make us feel bad for enforcing our laws. They make this worse by sympathizing and aiding and abetting the behavior of illegals. I'm sorry but my loyalty to my country and protecting its borders far surpasses any compassion I have for illegals. In my opinion there are just too many of them.
There is petition that is being circulated online at change.org to have our Constitution amended to put a stop to the children of illegals who continue to assert a right to citizenship because they were born here. I strongly suggest all right-thinking Bahamians sign it.
The Haitians, in particular, having been feeding themselves a lie that they are Bahamians "at birth" This is so twisted. I don't know how "right to apply for citizenship" is interpreted as "automatic citizenship at birth" but whatever the interpretation they have been using it to "rape" our country for years by saturating our hospitals with their newborns. I just wish the Government would take this to the next level and amend the Constitution. Trust me. If they fix this, they would not need a bus or plane to get the illegals out.
I am constantly amazed at how people continue to post these kinds of comments.
Please forgive my ignorance and explain how someone can enter a country illegally and produce children and then expect not to be deported (with those children) if they are caught.. How do you equate wanting a better life with breaking a country's laws to do so? What am I missing here?
Why do people always try to justify wrong because in their minds their greater need to survive somehow makes that wrong action right?
So the fact that you were in a country illegally 'for years' and you have become accustomed to this new life now makes it "unchristian" for the country to deport you because you have children who do not know the country you left - albeit you entered the country you currently reside in illegally without knowing that country, its culture or its people? You did know, however, that you were breaking the law and that you risked deportation if caught.
jackbnimble says...
Its too much of a coincidence. Miller refuses the union's demands, the union threatens a black Christmas for Bahamians and the following day lights are off for hours. 2 + 2 still equals four Mr. Union President. A blind man can see its union sabotage. Everyone has to suffer because our toddler union is throwing a temper tantrum because they can't get their own way and continue to milk a system a which pays them twice their salaries in overtime. Boy I tell ya. Only in the 242!.
Blame is to be had on both sides. We gat a corrupt, conflict-of-interest Chairman who can't even pay his own light bill and then we gat greedy workers who cold they will continue to milk the system. I say blow it up and start over!
On Sparks fly as BEC row grows
Posted 27 November 2014, 10:39 a.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Bahamar can hardly find funds to finish it's own project so how can they be expected to fund a new BEC plant.
On Six engines shut down - and leave much of New Providence in darkness
Posted 27 November 2014, 10:27 a.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
What I find so amazing is how these activists are all living in "udder people country". Notice the outcry is NEVER against the Haitian Government who been screwing them over for years and causing them to run to other people country. I guess they only grow balls when they done find their way out. Frankly it's laughable.
On Haitian activist backs Florida politician '1,000%'
Posted 13 November 2014, 7:56 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Well "vait". Doesn't OUR Immigration have the right to NOT let her in our country? What's to stop us from denying this 'heffer' entry? if we don't let her in, where the hell she ga protest.
On Florida politician calls for boycott of Bahamas
Posted 11 November 2014, 3:45 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
It pains me to even write this in the past tense but Dr. Munroe was indeed a highly respected leader, and a gifted orator and from all accounts, a very humble Man of God. I deeply admired him and I will miss his voice on national matters in The Bahamas.
On Dr Myles Munroe: Teacher, author, inspiration
Posted 11 November 2014, 12:11 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Sign the Petition people. End the madness.
https://www.change.org/p/government-and…
On Haitian Bahamians: They should have given us more time
Posted 6 November 2014, 12:16 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
Here's the link:
https://www.change.org/p/government-and…
On ‘Don’t use child as a passport’
Posted 6 November 2014, 12:09 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
I agree with you but what gets me is the bleeding hearts who visit these blogs to attempt to make us feel bad for enforcing our laws. They make this worse by sympathizing and aiding and abetting the behavior of illegals. I'm sorry but my loyalty to my country and protecting its borders far surpasses any compassion I have for illegals. In my opinion there are just too many of them.
There is petition that is being circulated online at change.org to have our Constitution amended to put a stop to the children of illegals who continue to assert a right to citizenship because they were born here. I strongly suggest all right-thinking Bahamians sign it.
On ‘Don’t use child as a passport’
Posted 6 November 2014, 12:02 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
The Haitians, in particular, having been feeding themselves a lie that they are Bahamians "at birth" This is so twisted. I don't know how "right to apply for citizenship" is interpreted as "automatic citizenship at birth" but whatever the interpretation they have been using it to "rape" our country for years by saturating our hospitals with their newborns. I just wish the Government would take this to the next level and amend the Constitution. Trust me. If they fix this, they would not need a bus or plane to get the illegals out.
On Mitchell cautions Ambassador after ‘Christian spirit’ remarks
Posted 5 November 2014, 10:37 p.m. Suggest removal
jackbnimble says...
I am constantly amazed at how people continue to post these kinds of comments.
Please forgive my ignorance and explain how someone can enter a country illegally and produce children and then expect not to be deported (with those children) if they are caught.. How do you equate wanting a better life with breaking a country's laws to do so? What am I missing here?
Why do people always try to justify wrong because in their minds their greater need to survive somehow makes that wrong action right?
So the fact that you were in a country illegally 'for years' and you have become accustomed to this new life now makes it "unchristian" for the country to deport you because you have children who do not know the country you left - albeit you entered the country you currently reside in illegally without knowing that country, its culture or its people? You did know, however, that you were breaking the law and that you risked deportation if caught.
Boy I've got to read my Bible again.
On ‘Don’t use child as a passport’
Posted 5 November 2014, 10:15 p.m. Suggest removal