A PLP cabinet minister pretends to be honest and unbiased and for a minute some of us believes that he is ,and the first two members of the House that he goes after are the leader of the Opposition and the former deputy leader, whom many FNM voters wish was the leader. At least he could have gone after one of his government colleagues first if he were serious since he knows definitely that many are in the position that he claims the two FNM MP's are in. His (political) house is burning down and he goes about trying to burn his neighbour's house in the hope that it would quench the fire in his house. Silly little boy!
Birdiestrachan i would submit that KB is the heir apparent to Ronnie Butler. Yes he is a very good entertainer and i really missed him at Carnival and Goombay Summer as it seems he was discriminated against in the latter,typical PLP fashion. As for the noise making and shaking up, you probably pay handsomely to see foreign entertainers do the same thing. Since you are very seldom correct on anything, KB's singing in this instance, i suggest you listen to two of his songs, "Mr.Rhythm and Rhyme" and "Send Her Home". He is my favourite entertainer and i would pay to see him perform, anytime, so being able to see him for free is icing on the cake. You see i love Bahamian music and i TRULY "Believe in Bahamians"! P.S. The two songs that i mentioned have no political message, so take a chance.
My2cents that sounds more like what i expect from you and other bloggers with common sense.We have to remember that police officers are sworn to protect our society from criminal elements are for the most part just like us, only that they are in a profession and a society now,unlike the one of my youth,where they have to carry firearms. They also have first hand knowledge of the prevalence of illegal firearms on our street and of the criminals propensity to use them in their activity, whether to frighten ,harm, or kill. I am almost certain that at the end of their shift they would like to report that it was a quiet day with nothing to report ,however when that is not the case, they must be prepared to return to their families just as they were when they left for work,even if it means using deadly force to subdue a wanted and armed criminal,whose desire it is for them to do otherwise.I have no problem with an investigation,afterwards
My2cents you have to be careful now because you are getting almost as bad as TalRussell. Jean was on the most wanted list , wanted for armed robbery among other crimes. I get the impression that if you and Tal were police officers you would say ,"Hi Jean ! We were looking for you for quite a while," while opening the squad car door , standing outside."We are not armed because we do not like violence, come, please?" Then we would have two military funerals the next week.
The young you lady working at Burger King will only take home $210 minus National Insurance deduction deserves the raise, the young lady working at Atlantis will take home $800 per week, with gratuties, every week. A friend's daughter has been working for over two years since her accounting degree,where her parents are $180,000 poorer and she doesn't make that much.
TruePeople; you call it murder when police officers return fire trying to protect themselves,get illegal firearms off the streets and keep our country safe? It probably makes you want to throw away all of your illegal guns i guess.
Those visitors just went there at the wrong time. They should go there on Sunday and they would see the Bazaar come alive, because there are about ten churches in the back there.
Mr. Quant has a point here as every time there is a gathering of people , say junkanoo, etc, the first comment ,especially if you are watching it on television is the amount of fat people we have. One of my friends like to say that we may have 350,000 people.but weight- wise we have over 600.000,
Remember Algernon Allen some years ago asked the Speaker of the House of Assembly to ask Bradley to not be so passionate while presenting his communications to the House as he was"frightening the little darlings". I still feel he should temper his speeches as not doing so does not augur well for his appearance. Besides if he wasn't able to pay off his ex sweetheart he would have been very quiet now.
pablojay says...
Keith Bell can also put out those signs about the number of murders under the FNM,since
he still says that he saw nothing wrong with displaying them.
On Bahamas stop for royal tour?
Posted 26 August 2015, 9:14 a.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
A PLP cabinet minister pretends to be honest and unbiased and for a minute some of us
believes that he is ,and the first two members of the House that he goes after are the leader
of the Opposition and the former deputy leader, whom many FNM voters wish was the leader.
At least he could have gone after one of his government colleagues first if he were serious since he knows definitely that many are in the position that he claims the two FNM MP's are in.
His (political) house is burning down and he goes about trying to burn his neighbour's house
in the hope that it would quench the fire in his house. Silly little boy!
On Loretta to sue Damian Gomez
Posted 25 August 2015, 3:42 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Birdiestrachan i would submit that KB is the heir apparent to Ronnie Butler. Yes he is a very
good entertainer and i really missed him at Carnival and Goombay Summer as it seems he
was discriminated against in the latter,typical PLP fashion. As for the noise making and
shaking up, you probably pay handsomely to see foreign entertainers do the same thing.
Since you are very seldom correct on anything, KB's singing in this instance, i suggest you
listen to two of his songs, "Mr.Rhythm and Rhyme" and "Send Her Home".
He is my favourite entertainer and i would pay to see him perform, anytime, so being able
to see him for free is icing on the cake. You see i love Bahamian music and i TRULY "Believe
in Bahamians"!
P.S. The two songs that i mentioned have no political message, so take a chance.
On KB tells PM: Quit dancing and get back to work
Posted 22 August 2015, 2:37 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
My2cents that sounds more like what i expect from you and other bloggers with common
sense.We have to remember that police officers are sworn to protect our society from
criminal elements are for the most part just like us, only that they are in a profession and a
society now,unlike the one of my youth,where they have to carry firearms. They also have
first hand knowledge of the prevalence of illegal firearms on our street and of the criminals
propensity to use them in their activity, whether to frighten ,harm, or kill.
I am almost certain that at the end of their shift they would like to report that it was a quiet day
with nothing to report ,however when that is not the case, they must be prepared to return to their families just as they were when they left for work,even if it means using deadly force to
subdue a wanted and armed criminal,whose desire it is for them to do otherwise.I have no problem with an investigation,afterwards
On Wanted man dies after being shot in "gun battle" with police
Posted 20 August 2015, 2:31 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
My2cents you have to be careful now because you are getting almost as bad as TalRussell.
Jean was on the most wanted list , wanted for armed robbery among other crimes. I get the
impression that if you and Tal were police officers you would say ,"Hi Jean ! We were looking
for you for quite a while," while opening the squad car door , standing outside."We are not
armed because we do not like violence, come, please?"
Then we would have two military funerals the next week.
On Wanted man dies after being shot in "gun battle" with police
Posted 19 August 2015, 8:31 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
The young you lady working at Burger King will only take home $210 minus National
Insurance deduction deserves the raise, the young lady working at Atlantis will take home
$800 per week, with gratuties, every week.
A friend's daughter has been working for over two years since her accounting degree,where
her parents are $180,000 poorer and she doesn't make that much.
On Gibson: Possible negative effect of minimum wage on Atlantis ‘unfortunate’
Posted 18 August 2015, 4:27 p.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
TruePeople; you call it murder when police officers return fire trying to
protect themselves,get illegal firearms off the streets and keep our country
safe? It probably makes you want to throw away all of your illegal guns i guess.
On UPDATED: Police kill two, injure one in shooting
Posted 17 August 2015, 11:43 a.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Those visitors just went there at the wrong time. They should go there on Sunday and they
would see the Bazaar come alive, because there are about ten churches in the back there.
On Grand Bahama visitors disappointed by ‘rundown’ International Bazaar
Posted 13 August 2015, 7:30 a.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Mr. Quant has a point here as every time there is a gathering of people , say junkanoo,
etc, the first comment ,especially if you are watching it on television is the amount of fat people we have. One of my friends like to say that we may have 350,000 people.but weight-
wise we have over 600.000,
On Obese, overweight workforce hits productivity and profit, study finds
Posted 13 August 2015, 7:06 a.m. Suggest removal
pablojay says...
Remember Algernon Allen some years ago asked the Speaker of the House of Assembly
to ask Bradley to not be so passionate while presenting his communications to the House
as he was"frightening the little darlings". I still feel he should temper his speeches as not
doing so does not augur well for his appearance. Besides if he wasn't able to pay off his ex
sweetheart he would have been very quiet now.
On Bradley Roberts told: Put up or shut up on Dr Minnis claims
Posted 12 August 2015, 2:34 p.m. Suggest removal