Every person whom i have seen parked in a space clearly designated for handicap persons, whom i have known personally, all have a similar trait,they have all been described as being selfish by acquaintances.It may deter some of them if an additional sign were posted indicating a fine of $500 for being illegally parked there.
I do not understand why Mr. Roberts was doing this . Doesn't he know that he is a white man? Who does he think he is, Frankie Wilson or Bradley Roberts?
I have read this article, which is about conch poisoning, i cannot see how so many of you inject politics into this. the crux of the matter is that Dr. Sands is saying that the washing of the conch in or with fresh water will eliminate the bacteria that is causing the poisoning and that patrons should insist on it or not purchase the conch. Simple as that.
I read somewhere that the vote in the House of Assembly on independence was unanimous, which meant that Pop voted for it.So if he was against it initially,as were many other Bahamians, of all colour i might add, then it shows his love of country, since he saw that was the way it was going, he was prepared to go along and give it his best shot to make it work. We must remember that Sir Milo approached him about starting a bank that would give black Bahamians a"fairer shake" than the others big banks at the time and so Pop started Commonwealth Bank, offering Sir Milo shares in it, which made their two families the biggest shareholders.I do not think that Sir Milo was the only one that he could have asked to join him but that was Pop. A late friend from Exuma told me that his father had died, owing Pop a lot of money ,which made his mother a "nervous wreck",because she had no way of repaying it.Pop came to the funeral, offered his condolences and afterwards came to their house ,sat down in the living, pulled out a handful of receipts and said",Mrs. Ferguson , you know your husband owed me a lot of money",then after tearing them up,he again said,"Your husband is gone and so are the bills,don't let anyone come to you and say that i sent them to collect some money from you!" He said that after consoling his mother who was still crying , Pop told her that she knew how to contact him if she needed anything, wished them well and left for Nassau.
Help me with this please. either all of you or ,myself have not read the article,but it seems to me that he is talking about senators and other appointed officials, not elected ones. If you are appointed by any government,it is on the basis that you would support its agenda. If you do not, then your appointment would or could be rescinded , simple as that.
This is my response to "Pastor Troy" It is so sad to see a fellow black man think like the way you do. Firstly , if the web shops were owned by white people , you would be screaming for the government to close them down for what they are doing to poor black Bahamians.Secondly , all the evidence is there, showing the massive negative effect that they are having throughout the Bahamas,but it is okay because a handful of our brothers are making good to the detriment of countless thousands of our brothers and sisters. Thirdly, you can only drink and eat so much,but you can gamble all day and night , at home or work, with your money for groceries,utility bills, children's school fees,mortgage or rent,child support money,tithes,credit cards and any other financial commitment .But then again,just like black Americans,we only complain when the white man kills us.
I agree with DWW. Mr. Hepburn is a businessman,who owns and operate the Subway franchise. He can do much better than that. If he was told that a week was needed for an inspector's presence, all he had to do was wait for him to come and witness the operation and inspect the drilling equipment and sample bottles ,etc prior to commencement of drilling and ensure proper sealing of the bottles. Just another useless photo op.
Just like the writer said, it is a nasty twist to charge gaming patrons 5 per cent on their deposits that is disgraceful.Mostly poor , addicted people,who already are having problems with their finances .But that seems to be human nature,take advantage of the disadvantaged.
pablojay says...
One and the same Terry
On Bahamas 'misses chance' on canadian pot shortage
Posted 12 November 2018, 2:59 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Every person whom i have seen parked in a space clearly designated for handicap persons,
whom i have known personally, all have a similar trait,they have all been described as being
selfish by acquaintances.It may deter some of them if an additional sign were posted indicating
a fine of $500 for being illegally parked there.
On A COMIC'S VIEW: Stop stealing parking spaces for handicapped
Posted 5 August 2018, 12:14 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Since it is a rhyme, i will do mine.
I'm a poet , who doesn't know it.
Brother, what you said is true,
but only 'til 1972.
On Paying tribute to the man from East Street
Posted 24 July 2018, 6:16 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
I do not understand why Mr. Roberts was doing this . Doesn't he know that he is a white man?
Who does he think he is, Frankie Wilson or Bradley Roberts?
On Super Value ends staff ‘sex’ benefit
Posted 20 July 2018, 5:59 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
I have read this article, which is about conch poisoning, i cannot see how so many of you
inject politics into this. the crux of the matter is that Dr. Sands is saying that the washing of the
conch in or with fresh water will eliminate the bacteria that is causing the poisoning and that
patrons should insist on it or not purchase the conch. Simple as that.
On Ten cases of conch poisoning confirmed
Posted 16 July 2018, 7:07 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
I read somewhere that the vote in the House of Assembly on independence was unanimous,
which meant that Pop voted for it.So if he was against it initially,as were many other
Bahamians, of all colour i might add, then it shows his love of country, since he saw that was
the way it was going, he was prepared to go along and give it his best shot to make it work.
We must remember that Sir Milo approached him about starting a bank that would give black
Bahamians a"fairer shake" than the others big banks at the time and so Pop started
Commonwealth Bank, offering Sir Milo shares in it, which made their two families the biggest
shareholders.I do not think that Sir Milo was the only one that he could have asked to join him
but that was Pop.
A late friend from Exuma told me that his father had died, owing Pop a lot of money ,which
made his mother a "nervous wreck",because she had no way of repaying it.Pop came to the
funeral, offered his condolences and afterwards came to their house ,sat down in the living,
pulled out a handful of receipts and said",Mrs. Ferguson , you know your husband owed me a
lot of money",then after tearing them up,he again said,"Your husband is gone and so are the bills,don't let anyone come to you and say that i sent them to collect some money from you!"
He said that after consoling his mother who was still crying , Pop told her that she knew how to contact him if she needed anything, wished them well and left for Nassau.
On Sir Roland Symonette honours decision 'inexplicable'
Posted 14 July 2018, 10:55 a.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Help me with this please. either all of you or ,myself have not read the article,but it seems to me
that he is talking about senators and other appointed officials, not elected ones. If you are appointed by any government,it is on the basis that you would support its agenda. If you do not,
then your appointment would or could be rescinded , simple as that.
On ‘Vote no to budget and lose your govt post’
Posted 18 June 2018, 10:15 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
This is my response to "Pastor Troy" It is so sad to see a fellow black man think like the way you
do. Firstly , if the web shops were owned by white people , you would be screaming for the
government to close them down for what they are doing to poor black Bahamians.Secondly , all
the evidence is there, showing the massive negative effect that they are having throughout the
Bahamas,but it is okay because a handful of our brothers are making good to the detriment of
countless thousands of our brothers and sisters. Thirdly, you can only drink and eat so much,but
you can gamble all day and night , at home or work, with your money for groceries,utility bills,
children's school fees,mortgage or rent,child support money,tithes,credit cards and any other
financial commitment .But then again,just like black Americans,we only complain when the
white man kills us.
On Family Islands urge: ‘tax web shops to the hilt’
Posted 14 June 2018, 6:04 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
I agree with DWW. Mr. Hepburn is a businessman,who owns and operate the Subway franchise.
He can do much better than that. If he was told that a week was needed for an inspector's
presence, all he had to do was wait for him to come and witness the operation and inspect the
drilling equipment and sample bottles ,etc prior to commencement of drilling and ensure proper
sealing of the bottles. Just another useless photo op.
On Drilling finds more murky groundwater in Grand Bahama
Posted 10 June 2018, 8:52 a.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Just like the writer said, it is a nasty twist to charge gaming patrons 5 per cent on their deposits
that is disgraceful.Mostly poor , addicted people,who already are having problems with their
finances .But that seems to be human nature,take advantage of the disadvantaged.
On Web shops facing taxation 'wipe out'
Posted 31 May 2018, 9:22 p.m. Suggest removal