Nine months (270) days to identify 55 bodies, I thank God it wasn't 100 or more. Everyone that attends funerals doesn't have to be loved ones, there's also friends and persons for moral support, the official that suggested persons that weren't loved ones were only there with an ulterior motive is very D-Average and insensitive.
Wow! that seemed like a long long drama with the American and handled with cautious kit gloves, I wondered though if this same scenario involving a Bahamian would have been handled the same way? My guess is no that individual would have been shot dead within the first seconds of shots fired siting being in fear of their lives, when shots were fired they ran from being in fear of their lives but did not fire back instead they found a way to wait this person out and deal with him without killing him, I hope in the future they learn to deal with Bahamians in the same way.,
Violence is never the answer whether it's against women or men. On the other hand, today's Bahamian women don't and won't walk away and very often don't and won't let the man walk away either, they will kick, punch and slap a man while saying at the same time you ga hit me, you ga hit a woman? Men should know their roles as men and women should know their roles as women.
They asked him for a valid business license well blow me down, all along Nassau streets persons selling any and everything and I'm positive they don't have any business license, do they go around and check? One must not forget our D-average policemen encourages violence so they can have and keep their jobs they feel if they do otherwise they won't have one. Today most of the D-average policemen on the force were most likely bullied in school for being D-average and now they have found an organization where they can bully others legally and get away with it.
I think it starts with our D-average robots we call policemen who are incapable of thinking for themselves and lack any comprehension skills, they lock up the man first for three days for hustling instead of begging the government, then the judge finishes him off by making him pay $700.00. Whatever happened to the rich other people (foreigners) who flew in and landed during the lockdown and curfew? they never saw inside a court and were never fined. From the outside looking in if you're poor dog eat ya lunch, this government is allowing the poor to suffer unnecessarily and the rich to show us the difference
COVID-19 really brings out the true colors of some of our leaders. Sorry pastors there is no money at this time for you to upkeep your lavish lifestyle, if the almighty Father was to appear at this time he would surly smite the whole lot of you where you stand.
At this time only the rich and well connected can afford anything and everything, persons may have gone abroad with the intension to spend a few days or maybe a week, they got caught stranded and must spend what money they may have had to survive in a strange land and when they return home they don't have a job to go to. Who can afford this? Only the rich and well connected can.
mandela says...
Nine months (270) days to identify 55 bodies, I thank God it wasn't 100 or more. Everyone that attends funerals doesn't have to be loved ones, there's also friends and persons for moral support, the official that suggested persons that weren't loved ones were only there with an ulterior motive is very D-Average and insensitive.
On Abaco concerns remain over burial
Posted 26 May 2020, 4:27 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
Wow! that seemed like a long long drama with the American and handled with cautious kit gloves, I wondered though if this same scenario involving a Bahamian would have been handled the same way? My guess is no that individual would have been shot dead within the first seconds of shots fired siting being in fear of their lives, when shots were fired they ran from being in fear of their lives but did not fire back instead they found a way to wait this person out and deal with him without killing him, I hope in the future they learn to deal with Bahamians in the same way.,
On American held over Green Turtle Cay shooting
Posted 25 May 2020, 9:55 a.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
Violence is never the answer whether it's against women or men. On the other hand, today's Bahamian women don't and won't walk away and very often don't and won't let the man walk away either, they will kick, punch and slap a man while saying at the same time you ga hit me, you ga hit a woman? Men should know their roles as men and women should know their roles as women.
On EDITORIAL: Promising signs - but not an end to the lockdown yet
Posted 24 May 2020, 12:27 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
If this was your family or loved ones you'll be singing a different tune, he who feels it knows it, 9 months later.
On 55 Hurricane Dorian victims laid to rest
Posted 24 May 2020, 11:57 a.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
Lock them up and throw away the key. Animals like them need to be in cages. (Jail, Prison).
On Two face charges for attack on Grand Bahama girl
Posted 22 May 2020, 6:59 a.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
They asked him for a valid business license well blow me down, all along Nassau streets persons selling any and everything and I'm positive they don't have any business license, do they go around and check? One must not forget our D-average policemen encourages violence so they can have and keep their jobs they feel if they do otherwise they won't have one. Today most of the D-average policemen on the force were most likely bullied in school for being D-average and now they have found an organization where they can bully others legally and get away with it.
On 'It made me feel like a criminal even though I'm trying to do right . . . to stay out of harm's way and to help my family'
Posted 21 May 2020, 11:37 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
I think it starts with our D-average robots we call policemen who are incapable of thinking for themselves and lack any comprehension skills, they lock up the man first for three days for hustling instead of begging the government, then the judge finishes him off by making him pay $700.00. Whatever happened to the rich other people (foreigners) who flew in and landed during the lockdown and curfew? they never saw inside a court and were never fined. From the outside looking in if you're poor dog eat ya lunch, this government is allowing the poor to suffer unnecessarily and the rich to show us the difference
On Courts urged: Have a heart
Posted 21 May 2020, 11:03 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
COVID-19 really brings out the true colors of some of our leaders. Sorry pastors there is no money at this time for you to upkeep your lavish lifestyle, if the almighty Father was to appear at this time he would surly smite the whole lot of you where you stand.
On 'Govt should be sued if churches not opened'
Posted 20 May 2020, 7:40 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
At this time only the rich and well connected can afford anything and everything, persons may have gone abroad with the intension to spend a few days or maybe a week, they got caught stranded and must spend what money they may have had to survive in a strange land and when they return home they don't have a job to go to. Who can afford this? Only the rich and well connected can.
On EDITORIAL: Who does know the reasons for keeping island closed?
Posted 20 May 2020, 7:27 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
Has anyone heard from Mr. Ace Newbold lately or at all, is he still alive or has COIVD-19 claimed him?
On Commodore handed new role at ministry
Posted 20 May 2020, 7:02 p.m. Suggest removal