Or we can wait for a disaster to happen, a few hundred people lose their lives and then afterward say oh we were only trying to be humane. Furthermore in which country be it the Caribbean or anywhere else in the world are we Bahamians allowed to squatter on someone else land, as a matter of fact, we can't even squatter on our own crown land, the persons collecting rent should be penalized and made to pay back monies.
The question at this time is not " How did we get here?" the question now is How do we get out of here?. The solution The government doing exactly what they are now trying to do.
I think a study should be done on how many persons have committed suicide, probably let's say for the last ten years, then do a survey of persons who feel or may be suicidal and the reasons they may feel that way, then maybe some persons can be saved because as of late I think there has been to many
If the government should lose and these 177 or so squatters were allowed to remain on crown land, then the gates would be wide open for the thousands of us who need land also, and we the masses don't need to wait for the government to try and sell us crown land for $ 30,000.00, and if this joker Fred Smith wants to go international who cares he can go to Timbuktu, this is Bahamian country. Whatever it takes and no matter how long it takes our Government who is employed by the masses real bahamians, not paper bahamians had better not come back with no sad stories or news because their asses will be gone FIRED, they started in the right direction and they had better continue on course, they better stay straight and fly right
Whose money is it anyway?, Bahamians money, and this is a situation Bahamians want dealt with once and for all, so yes this will be money well spent and then we move on. All these groups just want to be relevant.
Yes the flood should be opened because if they do for one they should do for all, while I am very happy for this young lady and her family, I strongly believe it's better in the Bahamas just not for indigenous born Bahamians, from hurricane relief to health relief to school uniforms relief to wha tever relief Bahamians need.
mandela says...
racist or not I feel like Bahamians are lesser citizens in their own country.
On INSIGHT: Nothing’s changed - second class citizens in our own country
Posted 13 August 2018, 11:03 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
Or we can wait for a disaster to happen, a few hundred people lose their lives and then afterward say oh we were only trying to be humane. Furthermore in which country be it the Caribbean or anywhere else in the world are we Bahamians allowed to squatter on someone else land, as a matter of fact, we can't even squatter on our own crown land, the persons collecting rent should be penalized and made to pay back monies.
On EDITORIAL: May be there’s another way for our shanty towns
Posted 11 August 2018, 12:06 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
The question at this time is not " How did we get here?" the question now is How do we get out of here?. The solution The government doing exactly what they are now trying to do.
On EDITORIAL: So, how did we get here?
Posted 11 August 2018, 11:49 a.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
I think a study should be done on how many persons have committed suicide, probably let's say for the last ten years, then do a survey of persons who feel or may be suicidal and the reasons they may feel that way, then maybe some persons can be saved because as of late I think there has been to many
On Man found hanging in Blue Hill Heights home
Posted 11 August 2018, 10:45 a.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
If the government should lose and these 177 or so squatters were allowed to remain on crown land, then the gates would be wide open for the thousands of us who need land also, and we the masses don't need to wait for the government to try and sell us crown land for $ 30,000.00, and if this joker Fred Smith wants to go international who cares he can go to Timbuktu, this is Bahamian country. Whatever it takes and no matter how long it takes our Government who is employed by the masses real bahamians, not paper bahamians had better not come back with no sad stories or news because their asses will be gone FIRED, they started in the right direction and they had better continue on course, they better stay straight and fly right
On Rights Bahamas plans to take shanty town case international
Posted 11 August 2018, 10:27 a.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
Whose money is it anyway?, Bahamians money, and this is a situation Bahamians want dealt with once and for all, so yes this will be money well spent and then we move on. All these groups just want to be relevant.
On 'What a waste of money’
Posted 10 August 2018, 4:14 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
Yes the flood should be opened because if they do for one they should do for all, while I am very happy for this young lady and her family, I strongly believe it's better in the Bahamas just not for indigenous born Bahamians, from hurricane relief to health relief to school uniforms relief to wha tever relief Bahamians need.
On UPDATED: 'Gov't not paying Taranique's bills'
Posted 10 August 2018, 10:15 a.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
A permit holding handyman should only be diving in some handyman work, duh!
On Haitians arrested for immigration breach
Posted 9 August 2018, 9:24 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
So in 6 weeks he would have seen 60 persons, hip, hip, hooray, I guess!
On Public takes advantage of 'Meet Minnis' open sessions
Posted 9 August 2018, 9:17 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
Even if the houses in Bains and Grants Town were illegally built they were not built on crown land.
On Injuncted: Judge orders govt to halt all shanty town clearances
Posted 8 August 2018, 1:11 p.m. Suggest removal