Why is it that all of our so called leaders think that criticism is an unforgivable act? Are they so thin skinned that they have to go home and cry every time someone disagrees or insults them. Each and everyone of them is as childish as possible when confronted in any way.
It's amusing that the reason Fred Smith has been so successful in these cases is due to the willful disregard for the law by the Immigration Department and the government.
After wasting hundred of thousands of dollars on repairs that were never done, and then defending themselves, these goofs at Urban Renewal finally get around to fixing something? I almost can't believe it. We'll have to see what $10,000 actually fixes for this veterans house. $1,000 in repairs, $9,000 to friends and lovers.
Her position is in line with the PLP, not against it. She heads a PLP project. She is part of the problem and the fact that she managed to get her husbands company involved shows you exactly why this country is falling apart. Wake up!
But they were married when the government decided to throw millions of our tax dollars over to her husbands company who it's pretty clear will just go along with what she had been pushing this whole time. This is why there are such things as conflicts of interest.
Honestly, what the hell? They hire the company that is run and owned by this woman's husband! This has got to be a joke. Was this an open tender? Who else applied for this consulting job, or was it just handed to one person that would do nothing more than go along with all of the work his wife had previously done.
This is so typical of this government. Corruption and graft, non stop and right in front of us. These people are thieves, they are stealing from us every single day.
Turns out Etoile and her husband are the real money grubbing asses.
You're right, but that's not going to stop until there is no incentive to come. Everyone complains about illegals taking jobs, but where are the fines for Bahamian businesses hiring them? Why do jobsites not get visits from Immigration to ensure all the workers are documented. They have an incentive because people will pay them to work and they have no option to try and become documented and contribute to the Bahamas society because the government has taken a bureaucratic stance against Haitians.
The government allows people to entice them here, and then tries to demonize them for coming, while not really actually doing anything about it.
A guy lives here for 10 years, pays into NIB, pays taxes through duty and now VAT. He commits no crimes other than entering illegally,yet you want to now throw him in jail and kick him out of the country. The statute of limitations applies to how long it has been since illegally entering the country till he is charged. Not how long it takes once he is charged, that would be due process.
newcitizen says...
Why is it that all of our so called leaders think that criticism is an unforgivable act? Are they so thin skinned that they have to go home and cry every time someone disagrees or insults them. Each and everyone of them is as childish as possible when confronted in any way.
On Minnis: Bell must go after criticism of police
Posted 23 November 2015, 6:43 p.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
It's amusing that the reason Fred Smith has been so successful in these cases is due to the willful disregard for the law by the Immigration Department and the government.
On Immigration activists: Supreme Court ruling a game-changer
Posted 23 November 2015, 6:37 p.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
After wasting hundred of thousands of dollars on repairs that were never done, and then defending themselves, these goofs at Urban Renewal finally get around to fixing something? I almost can't believe it. We'll have to see what $10,000 actually fixes for this veterans house. $1,000 in repairs, $9,000 to friends and lovers.
On Urban Renewal pledges to spend extra $10,000 on repairing veteran’s home
Posted 23 November 2015, 6:34 p.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
Her position is in line with the PLP, not against it. She heads a PLP project. She is part of the problem and the fact that she managed to get her husbands company involved shows you exactly why this country is falling apart. Wake up!
On NHI opponents ‘morons, money grubbing asses’
Posted 23 November 2015, 6:31 p.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
Tal, the money was wasted by useless officials who don't know what they are doing and never will, but your solution is to give them more money.
Do you believe any of what you type here or are you just being contrary every chance you get?
On NHI opponents ‘morons, money grubbing asses’
Posted 23 November 2015, 6:26 p.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
But they were married when the government decided to throw millions of our tax dollars over to her husbands company who it's pretty clear will just go along with what she had been pushing this whole time. This is why there are such things as conflicts of interest.
On NHI opponents ‘morons, money grubbing asses’
Posted 23 November 2015, 6:24 p.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
Honestly, what the hell? They hire the company that is run and owned by this woman's husband! This has got to be a joke. Was this an open tender? Who else applied for this consulting job, or was it just handed to one person that would do nothing more than go along with all of the work his wife had previously done.
This is so typical of this government. Corruption and graft, non stop and right in front of us. These people are thieves, they are stealing from us every single day.
Turns out Etoile and her husband are the real money grubbing asses.
This place is almost not even worth saving.
On NHI opponents ‘morons, money grubbing asses’
Posted 23 November 2015, 6:22 p.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
You're right, but that's not going to stop until there is no incentive to come. Everyone complains about illegals taking jobs, but where are the fines for Bahamian businesses hiring them? Why do jobsites not get visits from Immigration to ensure all the workers are documented. They have an incentive because people will pay them to work and they have no option to try and become documented and contribute to the Bahamas society because the government has taken a bureaucratic stance against Haitians.
The government allows people to entice them here, and then tries to demonize them for coming, while not really actually doing anything about it.
On Immigration activists: Supreme Court ruling a game-changer
Posted 23 November 2015, 4:47 p.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
Personally, I disagree with you on this, but I guess we are both entitled to our opinions on the matter. Debate makes us all better.
On Immigration activists: Supreme Court ruling a game-changer
Posted 23 November 2015, 3:03 p.m. Suggest removal
newcitizen says...
A guy lives here for 10 years, pays into NIB, pays taxes through duty and now VAT. He commits no crimes other than entering illegally,yet you want to now throw him in jail and kick him out of the country. The statute of limitations applies to how long it has been since illegally entering the country till he is charged. Not how long it takes once he is charged, that would be due process.
On Immigration activists: Supreme Court ruling a game-changer
Posted 23 November 2015, 1:30 p.m. Suggest removal