LOL You did some digging. I am glad you also know we are a country of laws. In Jamaica though we do not allow them to become thousands and then start an outrage, they are handled one by one. Furthermore these types of guys are not innocent economic migrants but probably a drug and gun runner. However my friend if I may call you that, I still maintain, the average Jamaican doesn't wake in the morning spitting venom and "invaders."
Mr Emac I took a mini vacation(Unfortunately not to the Bahamas). I respect your country. After all every country has laws. My issue has nothing to do with "illegals" or creole speaking Haitians or even Patois speaking Jamaicans. I have spoken to many people, white, black and mixed, vacationers and imported workers alike, and I get the impression that Bahamians are suspicious, cold, and not hospitable, in general. I say this respectfully, that they seem to take personal responsibility for the financial success of the island yet the ones who gripe the most are the ones who do not take advantage of the opportunities available in their blessed land.
Its fascinating learning about other cultures. I just don't know why people get up everyday hot under the collar about 'foreigners" Do people think economic problems will be solved by deportations? All those kicking up dust, please produce your family tree to prove you are a "true Bahamian."
Sorry to hear your plight, I don't like how they treat you all, but in the land of prosperity having more kids than you can manage and living in a shanty town, is not cool. Please change your mindset.
EMAC Hello, Happy Sunday. I have been all over the world never been to the Bahamas yet. Andros island does pique my interest though. Casinos, and water slides are not my thing. However the open expanse of Andros does appeal. I do fear though, that I may be picked up in a sweep so I will pass.
Many technicians in the world don't have a degree, or a associates, but wouldn't you agree you just cannot pick people off the street and have them running the system? I used to design controls that control such things, its not as easy as it sounds.
jamaicaproud says...
LOL You did some digging. I am glad you also know we are a country of laws. In Jamaica though we do not allow them to become thousands and then start an outrage, they are handled one by one. Furthermore these types of guys are not innocent economic migrants but probably a drug and gun runner. However my friend if I may call you that, I still maintain, the average Jamaican doesn't wake in the morning spitting venom and "invaders."
On 'Human rights are being denied'
Posted 9 December 2014, 10:05 a.m. Suggest removal
jamaicaproud says...
Mr Emac I took a mini vacation(Unfortunately not to the Bahamas). I respect your country. After all every country has laws. My issue has nothing to do with "illegals" or creole speaking Haitians or even Patois speaking Jamaicans. I have spoken to many people, white, black and mixed, vacationers and imported workers alike, and I get the impression that Bahamians are suspicious, cold, and not hospitable, in general. I say this respectfully, that they seem to take personal responsibility for the financial success of the island yet the ones who gripe the most are the ones who do not take advantage of the opportunities available in their blessed land.
On 'Human rights are being denied'
Posted 9 December 2014, 10 a.m. Suggest removal
jamaicaproud says...
Its fascinating learning about other cultures. I just don't know why people get up everyday hot under the collar about 'foreigners" Do people think economic problems will be solved by deportations? All those kicking up dust, please produce your family tree to prove you are a "true Bahamian."
On 'Human rights are being denied'
Posted 3 December 2014, 2:02 p.m. Suggest removal
jamaicaproud says...
Sorry to hear your plight, I don't like how they treat you all, but in the land of prosperity having more kids than you can manage and living in a shanty town, is not cool. Please change your mindset.
On 'Human rights are being denied'
Posted 2 December 2014, 1:36 p.m. Suggest removal
jamaicaproud says...
Is there any particular reason why Andros was never populated, or developed?
On '40 non-Bahamians a day' being picked up by immigration staff
Posted 2 December 2014, 1:25 p.m. Suggest removal
jamaicaproud says...
http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2014…
Mr Duppy, your grandfathers country. LOL. This is what he saw.
On OAS immigration meeting with Mitchell delayed
Posted 30 November 2014, 4:38 p.m. Suggest removal
jamaicaproud says...
EMAC Hello, Happy Sunday. I have been all over the world never been to the Bahamas yet. Andros island does pique my interest though. Casinos, and water slides are not my thing. However the open expanse of Andros does appeal. I do fear though, that I may be picked up in a sweep so I will pass.
On '40 non-Bahamians a day' being picked up by immigration staff
Posted 30 November 2014, 4:26 p.m. Suggest removal
jamaicaproud says...
I invite you to Jamaica Mon, LOL
On BEC Union says no more overtime – rostering now needed
Posted 30 November 2014, 3:30 p.m. Suggest removal
jamaicaproud says...
Its worse in Jamaica, my brother. but we survive.
On State-recognised funeral for Dr Myles Munroe and his wife, Ruth
Posted 30 November 2014, 3:21 p.m. Suggest removal
jamaicaproud says...
Many technicians in the world don't have a degree, or a associates, but wouldn't you agree you just cannot pick people off the street and have them running the system? I used to design controls that control such things, its not as easy as it sounds.
On Union chief: BEC overtime well-deserved
Posted 30 November 2014, 3:12 p.m. Suggest removal