Making silly excuses is beginning to be as Bahamian as conch salad and chicken in da bag nowadays. One excuse is that the water did not come from the roof and the other is that flooding happens to other buildings in the area. The recent renovations should have included proper drainage and run off.
BPL is taking over in Grand Bahama, the only island in the country where electric stoves vastly outnumber gas stoves. That situation will undoubtedly be reversed in a few years after the PLP puts their boys in charge.
@Sickened: I was told by a law student that Brave Davis was instrumental in the case that went to the Privy Council which put us in this position concerning the death penalty. He also told me that the convicted murderer who got the reprieve ,did his time and you guessed it, was subsequently convicted for another one.
With no mention of further investigations to find the source of the passport issuance, would make one deduce that it was obtained from a vending machine.
I don't know why someone would think that a bomb scare that caused the evacuation of the main power plant, street blockage in parts of the Industrial Area, traffic diversion and an island wide power outage for almost 5 hours, should not be considered newsworthy.
The U.S. might be tightening immigration requirements on the Bahamas based on past racist rhetoric that emanated from our present Minister of Foreign Affairs himself and his political party.
Financial reviews should not be done selectively ,but should encompass all relevant areas .I am certain if one was done on N.I.B. pension it would say that an increase is sorely needed ,in fact half to no truth lying Brave promised one prior to the last general election. He said that he would increase pensions and reduce vat if elected. What he actually did was to reduce vat ,but put it back on breadbasket items and increased pension for people who were in a pension scheme where they did not have to contribute. Many people whom I spoke with were under the impression that he was talking about N.I.B.
Priest Marcus said that he has been locked up more than once and he has had his locks cut three times. I don't know of many other so called priests who have been in jail that many times. With all the hair the gentlemen have covered in the photo, it would be easy to hide a barber razor in their locks .Cut them off for the safety of the other inmates.
pablojay says...
Making silly excuses is beginning to be as Bahamian as conch salad and chicken in da bag nowadays. One excuse is that the water did not come from the roof and the other is that
flooding happens to other buildings in the area. The recent renovations should have included
proper drainage and run off.
On Newly renovated PMH A&E floods after heavy rainstorm
Posted 27 July 2026, 2:35 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
BPL is taking over in Grand Bahama, the only island in the country where electric stoves vastly
outnumber gas stoves. That situation will undoubtedly be reversed in a few years after the PLP puts their boys in charge.
On Widespread BPL blackouts spark anger across islands
Posted 27 July 2026, 2:17 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
It may have had something to do with food, as they all seem to be overweight.
On Five Americans arrested after brawl injures four officers
Posted 10 June 2026, 1:12 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
BirdieStrachan comments on everything, we are awaiting your comments on this one, please if you dare.
On PS in PLP gear row earns $221k annually for role
Posted 23 April 2026, 12:11 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
@Sickened:
I was told by a law student that Brave Davis was instrumental in the case that went to the Privy
Council which put us in this position concerning the death penalty. He also told me that the convicted murderer who got the reprieve ,did his time and you guessed it, was subsequently
convicted for another one.
On Stray bullet kills innocent grandmom
Posted 15 April 2026, 4:41 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
With no mention of further investigations to find the source of the passport issuance, would make one deduce that it was obtained from a vending machine.
On Pair held over fraudulent passport and voter ID scheme
Posted 3 March 2026, 2:04 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
I don't know why someone would think that a bomb scare that caused the evacuation of the main power plant, street blockage in parts of the Industrial Area, traffic diversion and an
island wide power outage for almost 5 hours, should not be considered newsworthy.
On Emergency shutdown leaves Grand Bahama without power
Posted 19 February 2026, 2:46 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
The U.S. might be tightening immigration requirements on the Bahamas based on past racist rhetoric that emanated from our present Minister of Foreign Affairs himself and his political
party.
On Mitchell warns us entry rules becoming ‘unforgiving’
Posted 30 December 2025, 1:49 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Financial reviews should not be done selectively ,but should encompass all relevant areas .I am
certain if one was done on N.I.B. pension it would say that an increase is sorely needed ,in fact
half to no truth lying Brave promised one prior to the last general election. He said that he would
increase pensions and reduce vat if elected. What he actually did was to reduce vat ,but put it back on breadbasket items and increased pension for people who were in a pension scheme
where they did not have to contribute. Many people whom I spoke with were under the
impression that he was talking about N.I.B.
On Pay review warns of ‘wealth destruction’ for civil servants
Posted 16 October 2025, 2:57 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Priest Marcus said that he has been locked up more than once and he has had his locks cut three times. I don't know of many other so called priests who have been in jail that many times.
With all the hair the gentlemen have covered in the photo, it would be easy to hide a barber razor in their locks .Cut them off for the safety of the other inmates.
On Court-ordered haircut draws Rastas’ anger
Posted 3 September 2025, 4:52 p.m. Suggest removal