We need to get all these airport projects out of the governments hands, they just stagnate. For the sake of all of our futures, we need airports that are up to date and safe!
The government have always seemed to try and dumb-down society in The Bahamas. It benefits them.
There are so many FREE online schools, parents please do a Google search and you will find plenty of them.
We need to get more oversea teachers to come and work here, maybe on three year contracts. And more male teachers without the Bahamian cultural baggage, expose kids to other ways of thinking to change society for the better.
I had the misfortune to see the video, it was 'a murderous attack on a woman and child'. And where many of the bystanders witnessed the attempted murder, but clearly didn't try to help and many seemed almost nonchalant and de-synthesized to what was happening right in front of them. To see that behavior from our fellow humans was just as unsettling as seeing as the murder, that 'indifference' from some in the crowd was unforgivable. What Have We Bahamians Become!? The Potcakes were more visibly distressed than 'some' of the human's that were passing-by the scene like it happens all the time.
It is a public health issue it is not right that for private entities to have to suffer the costs for something that The Bahamas Ministry of Health should be doing and is being PAID to do that job.
Just like after Hurricanes, the private sector does the governments work for them, the government takes all the credit.
We pay civil Servants for decades to do their jobs, but when it comes down to it, corporate Bahamas has to bail out our wutlass gub'ment. Pathetic.
Actions speak louder than words, Bahamians also have a responsibility to protect the earth we share and the environment we are blessed to calm home. We must say a categorical NO to Oil drilling, No to Cruise Industry harm, implement better more sustainable fishing practices, embrace Solar and other alternative energy & no more bunker c fuel, zero taxes for electric vehicles, Less vehicles for government workers, better public transport system, build hurricane resistant homes, stop wasting so many resources, the list is long.. Do Better Bahamas. And stop begging others to do it for you!
jus2cents says...
We need to get all these airport projects out of the governments hands, they just stagnate.
For the sake of all of our futures, we need airports that are up to date and safe!
On Cooper pledges temporary fixes at ‘deplorable’ airport
Posted 12 January 2022, 3:13 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
The government have always seemed to try and dumb-down society in The Bahamas. It benefits them.
There are so many FREE online schools, parents please do a Google search and you will find plenty of them.
We need to get more oversea teachers to come and work here, maybe on three year contracts. And more male teachers without the Bahamian cultural baggage, expose kids to other ways of thinking to change society for the better.
On Future price to pay if children miss school
Posted 12 January 2022, 2:47 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
Condolences to all concerned.
This could be a possible 'suicide by cop' situation too, sadly it happens quite a lot.
On SHOT MARINE HAD ‘MENTAL ISSUES’: Body cam footage backs up officer’s version of events
Posted 12 January 2022, 2:41 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
Disgusted.
Bahamian politicians are either-
grossly incompetent,
stupid,
liars,
or
corrupt,
or all of the above!
Clearly they do not VALUE Bahamian entrepreneurs .
On Cruise giant’s 150-year PI Crown Land ‘option’
Posted 24 November 2021, 4:40 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
I had the misfortune to see the video, it was 'a murderous attack on a woman and child'. And where many of the bystanders witnessed the attempted murder, but clearly didn't try to help and many seemed almost nonchalant and de-synthesized to what was happening right in front of them.
To see that behavior from our fellow humans was just as unsettling as seeing as the murder, that 'indifference' from some in the crowd was unforgivable. What Have We Bahamians Become!?
The Potcakes were more visibly distressed than 'some' of the human's that were passing-by the scene like it happens all the time.
On VICTIM FIGHTING FOR LIFE: Footage reveals full horror of beating and driver’s ‘attack’
Posted 17 November 2021, 11:15 a.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
It is a public health issue it is not right that for private entities to have to suffer the costs for something that The Bahamas Ministry of Health should be doing and is being PAID to do that job.
Just like after Hurricanes, the private sector does the governments work for them, the government takes all the credit.
We pay civil Servants for decades to do their jobs, but when it comes down to it, corporate Bahamas has to bail out our wutlass gub'ment. Pathetic.
On Change law so staff pay for COVID tests
Posted 15 November 2021, 3:46 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
The government should be doing free testing and giving people at home test kits, so they can test at their convenience.
On Change law so staff pay for COVID tests
Posted 15 November 2021, 3:38 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
Well said!
On Oil explorer shouldn’t be ‘blip on the radar’
Posted 3 November 2021, 12:47 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
Actions speak louder than words, Bahamians also have a responsibility to protect the earth we share and the environment we are blessed to calm home.
We must say a categorical NO to Oil drilling, No to Cruise Industry harm, implement better more sustainable fishing practices, embrace Solar and other alternative energy & no more bunker c fuel, zero taxes for electric vehicles, Less vehicles for government workers, better public transport system, build hurricane resistant homes, stop wasting so many resources, the list is long..
Do Better Bahamas. And stop begging others to do it for you!
On ‘WE’RE VICTIM OF YOUR MISTAKES’: Brave tells climate summit Bahamas needs action - now
Posted 3 November 2021, 12:41 p.m. Suggest removal
jus2cents says...
https://www.covid-datascience.com/post/…
On New rules for a ‘new reality’
Posted 2 November 2021, 4:06 p.m. Suggest removal