They were called 'murmurers' during Medieval times, hired disruptors. They're a dime a dozen and in America of late they're all over the place, like dog doot.
In absence of facts, it's always good to assume the worst, and as crime reporter and novelist Edna Buchanan counsels us to never be afraid, when evaluating crime syndicates, to 'think dirty, think very dirty'.
Assume the worst, and you'll still probably be understating matters. See one black widow, there's usually a nest of them nearby.
Sure looks like a pattern, doesn't it? All these 'stalled projects', surely must be mere 'coincidences'.
What is your theory about all these coincidentally 'stalled' projects? Seems like clawprints around the globe, all to do with creating economic instability; asymmetrical warfare?
"A coincidence is just a coincidence. Two are a pattern. Three? Conspiracy." - timeless Cuban proverb
Good point, Tal. The chicoms have taken the measure of western leadership and found it wanting. They have long seen crisis and weakness as opportunity.
The chicoms are simply paying heed to the laws of political physics: weak leadership - and I'm not speaking about the Bahamas - on part of western leaders produces as does it always, a power vacuum.
The chicoms are filling that vacuum with their increasing military might.
In America, it's said that our business and political leaders think in terms of the next sales quarter, no further. The chicoms think in intergenerational manner; they play the long game.
They're smiling, playing the long game, salivating as patiently they wait.
From all appearances and reports, all the red FNM bumper stickers on cars, Spring of 2012, and no PLP stickers to be seen, FNM was on the way to victory.
Then reports surfaced that this guy was spreading around a lot of his dough to throw the election.
Over here, it's soros who throws wrenches into America's gears.
Over there, it seems to be this one among others, doesn't it?
paul_vincent_zecchino says...
Agree. This is beginning to take on the appearance of a design, perhaps even a Constructed Fraud, well crafted by the chicoms, isn't it?
On CCA pursued new work while Baha Mar ‘failed’
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paul_vincent_zecchino says...
Agree. This is really starting to look like a long term design, perhaps even a Constucted Fraud, well crafted and executed by the chicoms.
On CCA pursued new work while Baha Mar ‘failed’
Posted 1 March 2016, 5:56 p.m. Suggest removal
paul_vincent_zecchino says...
They were called 'murmurers' during Medieval times, hired disruptors. They're a dime a dozen and in America of late they're all over the place, like dog doot.
In absence of facts, it's always good to assume the worst, and as crime reporter and novelist Edna Buchanan counsels us to never be afraid, when evaluating crime syndicates, to 'think dirty, think very dirty'.
Assume the worst, and you'll still probably be understating matters. See one black widow, there's usually a nest of them nearby.
On Were hecklers hired for meeting?
Posted 25 February 2016, 10:13 p.m. Suggest removal
paul_vincent_zecchino says...
There's a lot of narcissistic personality disorder going around of late, seems to affect many in high places and it knows no geographic boundaries.
On Mitchell blasts critics yet won’t explain Cubans’ security risk
Posted 25 February 2016, 8:04 p.m. Suggest removal
paul_vincent_zecchino says...
Sure looks like a pattern, doesn't it? All these 'stalled projects', surely must be mere 'coincidences'.
What is your theory about all these coincidentally 'stalled' projects? Seems like clawprints around the globe, all to do with creating economic instability; asymmetrical warfare?
"A coincidence is just a coincidence. Two are a pattern. Three? Conspiracy."
- timeless Cuban proverb
On Bank ‘totally discredits’ PM’s Baha Mar optimism
Posted 10 February 2016, 7:04 a.m. Suggest removal
paul_vincent_zecchino says...
Good point, Tal. The chicoms have taken the measure of western leadership and found it wanting. They have long seen crisis and weakness as opportunity.
The chicoms are simply paying heed to the laws of political physics: weak leadership - and I'm not speaking about the Bahamas - on part of western leaders produces as does it always, a power vacuum.
The chicoms are filling that vacuum with their increasing military might.
In America, it's said that our business and political leaders think in terms of the next sales quarter, no further. The chicoms think in intergenerational manner; they play the long game.
They're smiling, playing the long game, salivating as patiently they wait.
The chi
On 20 arrested as hunt for escaped murderer goes on
Posted 5 February 2016, 6:33 a.m. Suggest removal
paul_vincent_zecchino says...
Does your instinct tell you we'll be reading reports such as this for the foreseeable future, with no opening in sight?
On Govt admits its Baha Mar timetable ‘over-ambitious’
Posted 2 February 2016, 7:08 a.m. Suggest removal
paul_vincent_zecchino says...
From all appearances and reports, all the red FNM bumper stickers on cars, Spring of 2012, and no PLP stickers to be seen, FNM was on the way to victory.
Then reports surfaced that this guy was spreading around a lot of his dough to throw the election.
Over here, it's soros who throws wrenches into America's gears.
Over there, it seems to be this one among others, doesn't it?
On Judge calls Nygard’s bias accusation ‘scandalous’
Posted 26 January 2016, 8:32 p.m. Suggest removal
paul_vincent_zecchino says...
Agree, it all goes back to Pindling. To see the present clearly, all one need do recall that era, visualize the memories.
The cancer set in long ago, and for several fine years it was in remission.
But since 2012 it returned and metastasized throughout the body politic.
On A YOUNG MAN'S VIEW: Time to step up and end this violence in society
Posted 12 January 2016, 10:23 p.m. Suggest removal
paul_vincent_zecchino says...
FIne job, gentlemen. Thank you.
On ARMED ROBBER BEATEN UNCONSCIOUS IN FAILED RAID ON FREEPORT BAR
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