The government needs to privatise every department they can ASAP, starting with Bahamasair. Theft in all these and I'm sure more to come... Post office BEC Hospitals Social Security bamsi nib Passport Office Environmental Health
Actually the most dangerous dogs are Jack Russell terriers.
The dogs in this instance may have been rescue dogs, dog fighting is big here and I bet they were pre-conditioned to attack when provoked, or if they believe they're being provoked..
I hope both people recover. It's a terrible thing and can literally happen to anyone and any dog can become vicious if scared or threatened, so don't be so judgy, judgy.
This is interesting, it's about Trump but it could also be about most of the MP's in the Bahamas- http://www.rawstory.com/2016/01/a-neuro…. Self-centered. His needs are paramount.
2. No remorse for mistakes or misdeeds.
3. Unreliable, undependable.
4. Does not care about the consequences of his actions.
5. Projects faults on to others. High blaming behavior; never his fault.
6. Little if any conscience.
7. Insensitive to needs and feelings of others.
8. Has a good front (persona) to impress and exploit others.
9. Low stress tolerance. Easy to anger and rage.
10. People are to be manipulated for his needs.
11. Rationalizes easily. Twists conversation to his gain at other’s expense. If trapped, keeps talking, changes the subject or gets angry.
12. Pathological lying.
13. Tremendous need to control situations, conversations, others.
14. No real values. Mostly situational.
15. Often perceived as caring and understanding and uses this to manipulate.
16. Angry, mercurial, moods.
18. Does not share ideas, feelings, emotions.
19. Conversation controller. Must have the first and last word.
20. Is very slow to forgive others. Hangs onto resentment.
21. Secret life. Hides money, friends, activities.
22. Likes annoying others. Likes to create chaos and disrupt for no reason.
23. Moody – switches from nice guy to anger without much provocation.
24. Repeatedly fails to honor financial obligations.
25. Seldom expresses appreciation.
26. Grandiose. Convinced he knows more than others and is correct in all he does.
27. Lacks ability to see how he comes across to others. Defensive when confronted with his behavior. Never his fault.
28. Can get emotional, tearful. This is about show or frustration rather than sorrow.
29. He breaks woman’s spirits to keep them dependent.
30. Needs threats, intimidations to keep others close to him.
31. Sabotages partner. Wants her to be happy only through him and to have few or no outside interests and acquaintances.
32. Highly contradictory.
33. Convincing. Must convince people to side with him.
34. Hides his real self. Always “on”
35. Kind only if he’s getting from you what he wants.
36. He has to be right. He has to win. He has to look good.
37. He announces, not discusses. He tells, not asks.
38. Does not discuss openly, has a hidden agenda.
39. Controls money of others but spends freely on himself.
40. Unilateral condition of, “I’m OK and justified so I don’t need to hear your position or ideas”
41. Always feels misunderstood.
42. You feel miserable with this person. He drains you.
43. Does not listen because he does not care.
44. His feelings are discussed, not the partners.
45. Is not interested in problem-solving.
46. Very good at reading people, so he can manipulate them.
You think he's gone senile? Seriously, a psychiatrist should analyze him.
Look at what he says, saying "These People" and treating other humans as if they're another species, this kind of hate speech harkens to the times of slavery.
This is why we should vote YES at the referendum, if women were equal in law then maybe the women can better fix the nation? Obviously just thinking about equal rights has made some of the Bahamian men go insane.
Thank GOD for Sam Duncombe, and for all those like her that support those that can't speak for themselves, she fights for the Enviroment, Animal Rights and Human Rights there needs to be more people like her.
Sam and people like her are the ones who really care about the nation and its future.
They date back to the English Civil War when Parliament was fighting for the right to self-governance and independence from the monarchy.
But it wasn't until 1689 when the Bill of Rights established the rights of parliament after the so-called Glorious Revolution that it became enshrined in law. Article 9 of the Bill of Rights states that "the freedom of speech and debates or proceedings in parliament ought not to be impeached or questioned in any court or place out of Parliament". In those days the law was subject to the will of the King. And it was interference from the sovereign that Parliament sought to rid itself. Parliament held MPs to account by its own strict laws which ran in tandem with the criminal and civil courts. The rule of parliament was absolute.
It makes you wonder what magic spell the government has wielded over the people, with so many failures it's hard to fathom how they can still be in power?
jus2cents says...
In any other country and this happened under your portfolio, you'd be forced to resign whilst investigation is taking place.
On $47m lost at Road Traffic
Posted 10 May 2016, 1:07 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
The government needs to privatise every department they can ASAP, starting with Bahamasair.
Theft in all these and I'm sure more to come...
Post office
BEC
Hospitals
Social Security
bamsi
nib
Passport Office
Environmental Health
And who is next?
On $47m lost at Road Traffic
Posted 10 May 2016, 1:01 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
Actually the most dangerous dogs are Jack Russell terriers.
The dogs in this instance may have been rescue dogs, dog fighting is big here and I bet they were pre-conditioned to attack when provoked, or if they believe they're being provoked..
I hope both people recover. It's a terrible thing and can literally happen to anyone and any dog can become vicious if scared or threatened, so don't be so judgy, judgy.
There is not much you can do when they get in a frenzy-
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y72A4GN…
On Pit bulls savage female owner and man on Paradise Island
Posted 6 May 2016, 3:09 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
This is interesting, it's about Trump but it could also be about most of the MP's in the Bahamas- http://www.rawstory.com/2016/01/a-neuro…. Self-centered. His needs are paramount.
2. No remorse for mistakes or misdeeds.
3. Unreliable, undependable.
4. Does not care about the consequences of his actions.
5. Projects faults on to others. High blaming behavior; never his fault.
6. Little if any conscience.
7. Insensitive to needs and feelings of others.
8. Has a good front (persona) to impress and exploit others.
9. Low stress tolerance. Easy to anger and rage.
10. People are to be manipulated for his needs.
11. Rationalizes easily. Twists conversation to his gain at other’s expense. If trapped, keeps talking, changes the subject or gets angry.
12. Pathological lying.
13. Tremendous need to control situations, conversations, others.
14. No real values. Mostly situational.
15. Often perceived as caring and understanding and uses this to manipulate.
16. Angry, mercurial, moods.
18. Does not share ideas, feelings, emotions.
19. Conversation controller. Must have the first and last word.
20. Is very slow to forgive others. Hangs onto resentment.
21. Secret life. Hides money, friends, activities.
22. Likes annoying others. Likes to create chaos and disrupt for no reason.
23. Moody – switches from nice guy to anger without much provocation.
24. Repeatedly fails to honor financial obligations.
25. Seldom expresses appreciation.
26. Grandiose. Convinced he knows more than others and is correct in all he does.
27. Lacks ability to see how he comes across to others. Defensive when confronted with his behavior. Never his fault.
28. Can get emotional, tearful. This is about show or frustration rather than sorrow.
29. He breaks woman’s spirits to keep them dependent.
30. Needs threats, intimidations to keep others close to him.
31. Sabotages partner. Wants her to be happy only through him and to have few or no outside interests and acquaintances.
32. Highly contradictory.
33. Convincing. Must convince people to side with him.
34. Hides his real self. Always “on”
35. Kind only if he’s getting from you what he wants.
36. He has to be right. He has to win. He has to look good.
37. He announces, not discusses. He tells, not asks.
38. Does not discuss openly, has a hidden agenda.
39. Controls money of others but spends freely on himself.
40. Unilateral condition of, “I’m OK and justified so I don’t need to hear your position or ideas”
41. Always feels misunderstood.
42. You feel miserable with this person. He drains you.
43. Does not listen because he does not care.
44. His feelings are discussed, not the partners.
45. Is not interested in problem-solving.
46. Very good at reading people, so he can manipulate them.
On Miller: Exile transgenders (with audio)
Posted 4 May 2016, 5:08 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
You think he's gone senile? Seriously, a psychiatrist should analyze him.
Look at what he says, saying "These People" and treating other humans as if they're another species, this kind of hate speech harkens to the times of slavery.
This is why we should vote YES at the referendum, if women were equal in law then maybe the women can better fix the nation?
Obviously just thinking about equal rights has made some of the Bahamian men go insane.
On Miller: Exile transgenders (with audio)
Posted 3 May 2016, 2:03 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
Yep
On Miller: Exile transgenders (with audio)
Posted 3 May 2016, 1:46 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
Thank GOD for Sam Duncombe, and for all those like her that support those that can't speak for themselves, she fights for the Enviroment, Animal Rights and Human Rights there needs to be more people like her.
Sam and people like her are the ones who really care about the nation and its future.
She is on the side of good.
On Activists to developer: ‘Stop your whining’
Posted 26 April 2016, 1:31 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
*It is a long established principle that no one is above the law – including MPs
*By hiding behind parliamentary privilege the parliamentarians are bringing their office into disrepute
*Parliamentary privilege was never intended to help politicians escape the criminal law
On Speaker shock at injunction
Posted 26 April 2016, 1:22 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
What are the origins of parliamentary privilege?
They date back to the English Civil War when Parliament was fighting for the right to self-governance and independence from the monarchy.
But it wasn't until 1689 when the Bill of Rights established the rights of parliament after the so-called Glorious Revolution that it became enshrined in law. Article 9 of the Bill of Rights states that "the freedom of speech and debates or proceedings in parliament ought not to be impeached or questioned in any court or place out of Parliament". In those days the law was subject to the will of the King. And it was interference from the sovereign that Parliament sought to rid itself. Parliament held MPs to account by its own strict laws which ran in tandem with the criminal and civil courts. The rule of parliament was absolute.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/po…
On Speaker shock at injunction
Posted 26 April 2016, 1:01 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
Depressing and totally factual.
It makes you wonder what magic spell the government has wielded over the people, with so many failures it's hard to fathom how they can still be in power?
And the abused are still defending their abusers.
On NASSAU LIFE: An everyday story of Bahamian issues
Posted 26 April 2016, 12:55 p.m. Suggest removal