I am not sure why people think letting in people will make any difference to infection rates in the Bahamas. It's not like the Bahamas is doing better than any other place. Since visitors need to get tested they will be a smaller risk than the average resident.
That's exactly what needs to happen, people need to start doing it by themselves. The pointless micro-management is counter productive because it absolves the population of responsibility. The 'closed beaches' are now even more stupid than they were to begin with.
For one it's really a bad comparison, because the US has a lot of overland power lines... but even then to compare the power reliability with the Bahamas is laughable at best and dishonest at worst. Lived in the US for over 10 years and the only time we had a power failure was during a tropical storm. Also, in some more developed countries in Europe you might have a power failure every couple of years... and then it's a big deal because the power was out for 30 minutes. So, yes the people at BPL are grossly incompetent.
Bahamasair needs to closed down ASAP. Much, much wealthier countries have long ago given up on a state run carrier. Make sure the inter-island connections are guaranteed by a number of private Bahamian carriers. Everything else leave to the big boys.
haha... good one. The retarded conspiracy theories are taking the world by storm. Soon we will be all injected by Gate's microchips, am I right? The stupidity is boundless.
Absolutely agree... unfortunately 'foreigners' are always to blame for whatever is wrong in this country. Nevermind the fact that the ones who take advantage of this country and its population are by far and large Bahamians.
The sad thing is that medical care isn't even superior to those who can afford it. On average it is inferior to the top systems in Europe. Anyone who had treatment both in the US and Europe will be able to attest to this. The reason why this comes up every time, is because the US attracts top talent by it's sheer size and wealth. Yes, you are going to get world class treatment, but only in specialized fields.
"warned the US investor that as a non-Bahamian he “must remember he is a guest in this country”
Not sure why it has to be about whether he is a local or foreign investor. If that's a factor, whether Mr Rodney is right or wrong, it means that different standards apply.
lobsta says...
I am not sure why people think letting in people will make any difference to infection rates in the Bahamas. It's not like the Bahamas is doing better than any other place. Since visitors need to get tested they will be a smaller risk than the average resident.
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lobsta says...
That's exactly what needs to happen, people need to start doing it by themselves. The pointless micro-management is counter productive because it absolves the population of responsibility. The 'closed beaches' are now even more stupid than they were to begin with.
On Indoor dining permitted on all islands except New Providence, Abaco, Paradise Island
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lobsta says...
For one it's really a bad comparison, because the US has a lot of overland power lines... but even then to compare the power reliability with the Bahamas is laughable at best and dishonest at worst. Lived in the US for over 10 years and the only time we had a power failure was during a tropical storm. Also, in some more developed countries in Europe you might have a power failure every couple of years... and then it's a big deal because the power was out for 30 minutes. So, yes the people at BPL are grossly incompetent.
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lobsta says...
Grammatically still challenged of course, but yes, it is readable.
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lobsta says...
Bahamasair needs to closed down ASAP. Much, much wealthier countries have long ago given up on a state run carrier. Make sure the inter-island connections are guaranteed by a number of private Bahamian carriers. Everything else leave to the big boys.
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lobsta says...
haha... good one. The retarded conspiracy theories are taking the world by storm. Soon we will be all injected by Gate's microchips, am I right? The stupidity is boundless.
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lobsta says...
Absolutely agree... unfortunately 'foreigners' are always to blame for whatever is wrong in this country. Nevermind the fact that the ones who take advantage of this country and its population are by far and large Bahamians.
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lobsta says...
The sad thing is that medical care isn't even superior to those who can afford it. On average it is inferior to the top systems in Europe. Anyone who had treatment both in the US and Europe will be able to attest to this. The reason why this comes up every time, is because the US attracts top talent by it's sheer size and wealth. Yes, you are going to get world class treatment, but only in specialized fields.
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lobsta says...
If I am not mistaken the bahamas wants to have them registered/flagged here, but NOT be responsible for them.
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lobsta says...
"warned the US investor that as a non-Bahamian he “must remember he is a guest in this country”
Not sure why it has to be about whether he is a local or foreign investor. If that's a factor, whether Mr Rodney is right or wrong, it means that different standards apply.
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