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newcitizen says...

85 murders so far and they are saying that they will keep it below 100 for the rest of the year? 15 murders for the rest of the year?

newcitizen says...

The state of the Bahamas summed up in one picture

On Bazaar blazes again

Posted 10 August 2022, 10:44 a.m. Suggest removal

newcitizen says...

Jesus H Christ, is this what the Tribune thinks is good content to publish?

On Monkeypox

Posted 25 July 2022, 2:52 p.m. Suggest removal

newcitizen says...

No doubt that BPL will be paying for that diesel too. What does SunOil usually fleece BPL for, $5/gallon? Just add it onto our fuel surcharge this month.

newcitizen says...

Going to have a tough go of it in this country. Here people still openly call gay people 'sissies'. Bahamians haven't even accepted the L and G in LGBTQ+ and the prejudice is not going anywhere fast. Literally voted against women being equal citizens because their preachers told them it could lead to gays being equal too.

newcitizen says...

No positive impact on national development since 2017? I think we're going to have to go many decade before that to find any positive impact on national developement.

What a bunch of children arguing. Look around at this place and tell me all the great things any government has accomplished.

newcitizen says...

The Prime Minister of our country has the nickname 'Sticky Fingers', no wonder there is no money left.

newcitizen says...

Just add it to the list of why this place is a Banana Republic. Spend spend spend, while we pay pay pay and we are further in dept than ever before, yet still the gravy train rides on. Nothing to show for it.

The governments (past and present) have stolen so much that there is nothing left. It's all our money they stole, and then took out $11B worth of loans in our names. They are crooks, and pirates, and we only have ourselves to blame. We continue to let the foxes live in the hen house, while we open then door for them to go in and out.

There is no hope for the Bahamas

newcitizen says...

Why is this even published? The Tribune just loves to include letters that really demonstrate the level of critical thinking that gets taught in our school system.

On Electric cars are a risk of electrocution

Posted 13 June 2022, 12:05 p.m. Suggest removal

newcitizen says...

A nice padded budget of $24M to build the stadium and now they add on $31M that's a 129% price increase, that's 2.3 times the price.

You honestly can't make this kind of corruption up.

What a banana republic.