What we need is leadership that will inform and inspires us at this time. October 15 is very important to me because that will be the first time for months that we will be allowed on the beach all day without a curfew or dictatorship limited time.
How disappointing. The commissioner of our prison ( bdcs ) sounds like a papa DOC, baby doc, mugabe, idi "dada" amin, hitler, he sounds like a DICTOR wanna be, POWER, oh how we get DRUNK on POWER, give me a litre of good liquor, Hennessey, grey goose and the likes, in the end, it's a better DRUNK.
How ironic the very entrepreneurs that can't get the same tax breaks and subsidiaries as there larger counterparts are supposed to help jumpstart the tourism economy, Now, maybe, our governments will finally see and understand how much more important our local entrepreneurs are to the economies survival and invest in them honestly and truly.
Another example of how our black leaders destroy their countries, first they pretend to want to do good but once the taste of power gets into them and starts pumping through their veins dictatorial traits set in, the love and greed for lording over their citizens become so great they eventual become no good dictators.
These modern-day politicians and governments are becoming so lazy with their ideas and commitment for running a country it's shameful and downright disgraceful, on one hand, we have a Minister saying that the Bahamas will soon not be able to afford to keep our borders safe and repatriate illegal out the country, we have a next Minister saying it is impossible to police building structures being built, it seems like today's politician are only good for making up excuses after excuses, they are so lazy in their thinking it's pitiful. A prime example is the perimeter wall in front of the new Ministry of National Security building JFK drive the wall is about 8 months old and has been repaired about 5-6 times already and today the brand new wall looks like S$$T, the person or persons responsible for giving out this contract and also those responsible for the workmanship should be brought before the courts and sent to jail
Just like the prison, the PMH and health system was designed for the early 60s traffic, as the Bahamas grew our infrastructures stayed the same, stayed basically stuck in the 60s. The year is 2020 we are so far behind and in so much need of repair by the year 2040 moving at the pace we are moving and progressing, the Bahamas will surely crumble and be added to the list of impoverished poor countries in the Caribbean.
mandela says...
Yes, please Bahamians if illegals can build on our crown land so can we. Right on.
On Frustrated Bahamians clearing crown land to live on
Posted 23 September 2020, 8:43 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
What we need is leadership that will inform and inspires us at this time. October 15 is very important to me because that will be the first time for months that we will be allowed on the beach all day without a curfew or dictatorship limited time.
On 'Don't get hung up on October hotel return'
Posted 21 September 2020, 9:17 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
How disappointing. The commissioner of our prison ( bdcs ) sounds like a papa DOC, baby doc, mugabe, idi "dada" amin, hitler, he sounds like a DICTOR wanna be, POWER, oh how we get DRUNK on POWER, give me a litre of good liquor, Hennessey, grey goose and the likes, in the end, it's a better DRUNK.
On Prison boss warns staff – don't take issues public
Posted 21 September 2020, 8:29 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
How ironic the very entrepreneurs that can't get the same tax breaks and subsidiaries as there larger counterparts are supposed to help jumpstart the tourism economy, Now, maybe, our governments will finally see and understand how much more important our local entrepreneurs are to the economies survival and invest in them honestly and truly.
On Government hopeful smaller hotels can jumpstart tourism
Posted 18 September 2020, 8:14 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
When something seems too good to be true, it usually is.
On Pyramid schemes cash in on crisis
Posted 16 September 2020, 7:32 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
May his soul rest in peace.
On Shooting victim was ‘jokester’ and hard worker
Posted 15 September 2020, 6:55 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
Another example of how our black leaders destroy their countries, first they pretend to want to do good but once the taste of power gets into them and starts pumping through their veins dictatorial traits set in, the love and greed for lording over their citizens become so great they eventual become no good dictators.
On LETTER: Zimbabwe still in crisis
Posted 11 September 2020, 4:12 a.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
Agreed, we in this country love to bring down and destroy each other it's a disgrace, we are slowly becoming our own worst enemy.
On Stop the Bank Lane shuffle
Posted 7 September 2020, 9:30 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
These modern-day politicians and governments are becoming so lazy with their ideas and commitment for running a country it's shameful and downright disgraceful, on one hand, we have a Minister saying that the Bahamas will soon not be able to afford to keep our borders safe and repatriate illegal out the country, we have a next Minister saying it is impossible to police building structures being built, it seems like today's politician are only good for making up excuses after excuses, they are so lazy in their thinking it's pitiful. A prime example is the perimeter wall in front of the new Ministry of National Security building JFK drive the wall is about 8 months old and has been repaired about 5-6 times already and today the brand new wall looks like S$$T, the person or persons responsible for giving out this contract and also those responsible for the workmanship should be brought before the courts and sent to jail
On Code violations: Tip-offs wanted
Posted 7 September 2020, 9:07 p.m. Suggest removal
mandela says...
Just like the prison, the PMH and health system was designed for the early 60s traffic, as the Bahamas grew our infrastructures stayed the same, stayed basically stuck in the 60s. The year is 2020 we are so far behind and in so much need of repair by the year 2040 moving at the pace we are moving and progressing, the Bahamas will surely crumble and be added to the list of impoverished poor countries in the Caribbean.
On INSIGHT – Doctor: I wouldn’t go inside PMH if I didn’t work there
Posted 7 September 2020, 8:27 p.m. Suggest removal