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joeblow says...

This is political mischief and nothing more. Sands conveniently forgets that he did not do such a good job in changing the trajectory of the virus early on either (although he talked a good game) and was instrumental in the poorly executed early lock-downs that did not work. In addition, he should not talk about abuse of authority since that is exactly what cost him his job with Swabgate!

On Sands: We're not winning fight

Posted 25 September 2020, 8:11 a.m. Suggest removal

joeblow says...

.. that under the cloud of a possible election, Minnis would rather make decisions that would placate people and encourage more deaths than find intelligent solutions to actually help curb the spread of the virus. Would you want to go to a gym with people huffing and puffing while wearing their masks improperly for instance?? Why make that possible?

joeblow says...

... because only jokers would offer themselves for national 'service' without personal accomplishments and actual real world experience not based on political or family connections!!

joeblow says...

@DWW ... how is the curve flat if infection rates and deaths are at an all time high compared with 2 months ago? Can you plot a graph?

joeblow says...

As more people get sick and die almost daily and the morgue is out of space and contact tracing can't keep up with actual cases, he decides things are getting better and allows more people to mix in closed spaces. This is not leadership but an act of attrition for political preservation at the cost of lives!

joeblow says...

What is laughable is that he doesn't realize he was elected in an anti-PLP wave. It had nothing to do with what he as a person had to offer. A mangy dog could have won that seat. In other words, his political career is over!!

On Vaughn Miller goes all in and joins PLP

Posted 24 September 2020, 8:29 a.m. Suggest removal

joeblow says...

... so where are the homes that were in the Mudd and Pigeon Pea if building standards do not matter? Why would this country even have shanty towns if the laws were equally applied to all? What about construction taking place on other peoples property? In the Bahamas, we cannot have one set of rules for Bahamians and another for those from a different community.

joeblow says...

The real question is whether or not the police were on duty at the time of the shooting. If they were not, how is that the business of the RBPF? The lawyer must be getting a nice percentage of the hoped for award.

On Police shooting victim wants $2m

Posted 23 September 2020, 12:26 p.m. Suggest removal

joeblow says...

... none of us can really do what we want at this time, people are dying. We just have to accept the realities of the day for what they are. The level of testing and transparency concerning testing here is far below what is acceptable. Community spread cannot be accurately quantified and so it is possible that those who are unable to travel here may have just saved their lives!

When things get back to normal we can all travel as much as we want!

On Restrictions are too onerous

Posted 23 September 2020, 12:22 p.m. Suggest removal

joeblow says...

This guy writes like a self absorbed child who cannot have their way and does not grasp the risks associated with a particular course of action during a global pandemic that is killing people!!

Of course the government could have been smarter in decision making, but my expectations of them are not very high!

On Restrictions are too onerous

Posted 22 September 2020, 6:46 p.m. Suggest removal