... the government has collected billions of dollars from VAT, for the sole purpose of paying down the national debt. They have failed miserably at being transparent with the accounting of those funds, so why might people question another slush fund that can be used to ensure a select few, party generals and their relatives get medical care??
... I'm more concerned about potholes on highways. You don't seen them until you right on them and you run the risk of swerving and running into another car or off the road or dripping in the pothole and cause front end damage. Roads in Nassau are ridiculous!
...we should call this what it is an invasion that is an act of economic war. Their vessels should be diverted into Cuban waters!
We have already fed, clothed, educated, delivered, given medical care and immunized tens of thousand of them who show no gratitude to the Bahamian taxpayer who has underwritten their intrusion, to the tune of billions of dollars. We have lost our culture and will soon lose our country and it is all our fault! If we don't stand up to this nonsense, we too will go the way of the Arawak!
... are you brain dead? The real question to ask is how many illegal immigrants have been allowed to run deep roots into this country despite the "efforts" of governments. Those sent back are a token number compared to those that remain. The only logical conclusion is that governments efforts are half hearted at best!
... people flee where they know they can go! If the Bahamas took a hard stance against illegal immigration decades ago and did not budge we would not have this problem now!
We have allowed tens of thousands of their citizens to be born, immunized, fed, schooled and employed in our country to our own detriment and a rising national debt, only to be faced with ingratitude, violence, entitlement and stolen property. And now we will allow more violent, criminals to skirt the defenses of the RBDF. As a nation, we deserve the calamity that will befall us if we do not force caricom to bear a larger portion of this burden!!
... or something simple like a blockade against further oceanic invasion and redirection to Cuba! Both the international community and the Haitian people lack the will to develop a sustainable model that could allow for national development. The Bahamas has done far mor than it should have and continued efforts will sink this nation socioeconomically.
joeblow says...
... I would rather get COVID than have Minnis as PM again! Arrogant, despicable human being!
On The FNM needs Doc as leader
Posted 23 May 2024, 5:51 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... I would take COVID over Minnis any day! Worst, most authoritarian PM ever!
On Minnis snubbed by his former Cabinet
Posted 23 May 2024, 5:48 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... the government has collected billions of dollars from VAT, for the sole purpose of paying down the national debt. They have failed miserably at being transparent with the accounting of those funds, so why might people question another slush fund that can be used to ensure a select few, party generals and their relatives get medical care??
On Darville: ‘We’re an open book’ on catastrophic healthcare fund
Posted 24 April 2024, 5:03 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... I'm more concerned about potholes on highways. You don't seen them until you right on them and you run the risk of swerving and running into another car or off the road or dripping in the pothole and cause front end damage. Roads in Nassau are ridiculous!
On Annoyed by lawless motorcyclists
Posted 22 April 2024, 10:15 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... covid should have taught us the importance of diversifying the economy! These people will never learn!
On Bahamians told: Invest into ‘big scale tourism’
Posted 22 April 2024, 10:12 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... on land, ankle monitors are known to attract two legged 'sharks'. He may be better off in the ocean!
On Man asks to avoid ankle monitor because he says it attracts sharks
Posted 10 April 2024, 5:52 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
...we should call this what it is an invasion that is an act of economic war. Their vessels should be diverted into Cuban waters!
We have already fed, clothed, educated, delivered, given medical care and immunized tens of thousand of them who show no gratitude to the Bahamian taxpayer who has underwritten their intrusion, to the tune of billions of dollars. We have lost our culture and will soon lose our country and it is all our fault! If we don't stand up to this nonsense, we too will go the way of the Arawak!
On Over 600 Haitian migrants interdicted since last month
Posted 8 April 2024, 7:56 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... are you brain dead? The real question to ask is how many illegal immigrants have been allowed to run deep roots into this country despite the "efforts" of governments. Those sent back are a token number compared to those that remain. The only logical conclusion is that governments efforts are half hearted at best!
On NATION ON GUARD OVER HAITI SURGE: PM says RBDF is deploying to intercept migrants
Posted 19 March 2024, 6:09 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... people flee where they know they can go! If the Bahamas took a hard stance against illegal immigration decades ago and did not budge we would not have this problem now!
We have allowed tens of thousands of their citizens to be born, immunized, fed, schooled and employed in our country to our own detriment and a rising national debt, only to be faced with ingratitude, violence, entitlement and stolen property. And now we will allow more violent, criminals to skirt the defenses of the RBDF. As a nation, we deserve the calamity that will befall us if we do not force caricom to bear a larger portion of this burden!!
On NATION ON GUARD OVER HAITI SURGE: PM says RBDF is deploying to intercept migrants
Posted 18 March 2024, 6:11 p.m. Suggest removal
joeblow says...
... or something simple like a blockade against further oceanic invasion and redirection to Cuba! Both the international community and the Haitian people lack the will to develop a sustainable model that could allow for national development. The Bahamas has done far mor than it should have and continued efforts will sink this nation socioeconomically.
On A solution for the Haiti dilemma
Posted 16 March 2024, 11:46 a.m. Suggest removal