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killemwitdakno says...

Nassau’s initial roads are not the government’s fault. It wouldn’t look different with the roads already built.

killemwitdakno says...

Give the VAT back as stimulus and suspend it. Waive Port fees. Postpone WTO. Force insurance for any receiving help. Make it a loan/grant for insurance package. Let them forward any US supplier discounts to a PA charity for US charity write offs.

Facilitate a supplier loan agreement with a group (Chinese aka Alibaba).

killemwitdakno says...

There’s some fields that should be booming right now like car shops. Loans and investors should be eagerly available for them.

killemwitdakno says...

The difference in water level side by side is with residences too. A couple watched as the neighbors were swept away although they managed on their roof. My family’s house had no water but took in the neighbor who had 3ft. The angles , slopes, and shape of the driveway just like when you’re driving and suddenly there’s water covering your tires in just a spot sometimes.

killemwitdakno says...

Put cars in a multi story garage next time.

killemwitdakno says...

Is it going to be moved to another’s island or can we expect all of that debris to be all over Nassau in a 5?

killemwitdakno says...

Mother Earth is saying the future can’t breath.

killemwitdakno says...

The places to evacuate to weren’t reliable. I bet the church was an evacuation place. The whole island had water, it didn’t matter.

On Tormented by memories of the storm

Posted 29 September 2019, 10:41 p.m. Suggest removal

killemwitdakno says...

Although not sufficient, there would have been no evacuations if we didn’t own an airline. An airline is the only bridge between the archipelago.

On Airline bids to 'get going' after Dorian

Posted 26 September 2019, 2:02 a.m. Suggest removal

killemwitdakno says...

Didn’t begin for Ragged Island. Freeport has places down since 2004. They’re last in line.

On Abaco can be 'model rebuild for Caribbean'

Posted 26 September 2019, 2 a.m. Suggest removal