How could you possibly want the Govt of the Bahamas to give the people's crown land for free to someone (Bahamian or not) instead of leasing it for millions to who can afford it and bring in millions for the Bahamas. He gats to be jokin
This not the true / full story by far. I pulled up his case in Broward County. He was brought to the USA by his Grandmother as a young child and never knew his father. The only time he ever got into trouble was when he was 30 years old and was charged with aggravated battery after getting into a fight. He was arrested and charged. He wanted to fight the charge but he cold not afford an attorney and was forced to use a Public defender that encouraged him to take a plea bargain without telling him the consequences of a charge or conviction on his Immigration status. After accepting a plea bargain he was given community service with a fine. He had a son with his fiancee and was about to get married and apply for his green card. Failed to make payments timely and was arrested again for violation of probation. That's when US Immigration took him into custody. He had been trying for years to resolve what should have been a simple matter. Do not know if race had anything to do with it
I want to know who the share holders are in this venture. Do we know how many bahamian politicians and their close family members have shares in this company. Can you do the research for us, If you find any American companies i can do the research over here
I agree with the attorney general. Why give away that kind of valuable land for only a $2,000,000 investment to one bahamian when the Bahamas can make far more money and create more jobs from the cruiseline
It is time to allow law abiding citizens the right to bear arms. The police canjot protect us. The right to bear arms is a fundamental right. I have been followed in my car and it is not a good feeling. Never felt so helpless or affraid in my life. We big up the criminals. The newspapers write about them everyday on front page abd noone can fight back cause they are the only ones with guns.
rawbonrbahamian says...
Yeah cant believe they do not know what went wrong
On FNM trustee urges Minnis to step down as party leader
Posted 18 September 2021, 8:02 p.m. Suggest removal
rawbonrbahamian says...
How could you possibly want the Govt of the Bahamas to give the people's crown land for free to someone (Bahamian or not) instead of leasing it for millions to who can afford it and bring in millions for the Bahamas. He gats to be jokin
On Cruise giant ‘can’t recognise’ rival’s PI crown land lease
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rawbonrbahamian says...
Amen
On Realtor fears for Bahamas over Democrat wins
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rawbonrbahamian says...
This not the true / full story by far. I pulled up his case in Broward County. He was brought to the USA by his Grandmother as a young child and never knew his father. The only time he ever got into trouble was when he was 30 years old and was charged with aggravated battery after getting into a fight. He was arrested and charged. He wanted to fight the charge but he cold not afford an attorney and was forced to use a Public defender that encouraged him to take a plea bargain without telling him the consequences of a charge or conviction on his Immigration status. After accepting a plea bargain he was given community service with a fine. He had a son with his fiancee and was about to get married and apply for his green card. Failed to make payments timely and was arrested again for violation of probation. That's when US Immigration took him into custody. He had been trying for years to resolve what should have been a simple matter. Do not know if race had anything to do with it
On Bahamian dies in custody of U.S. immigration
Posted 22 December 2020, 8:51 p.m. Suggest removal
rawbonrbahamian says...
I want to know who the share holders are in this venture. Do we know how many bahamian politicians and their close family members have shares in this company. Can you do the research for us, If you find any American companies i can do the research over here
On Activists: Oil explorer EIA 'falls far short'
Posted 9 December 2020, 5:05 p.m. Suggest removal
rawbonrbahamian says...
excellent questions. I ant to know also
On Unidentified victims to have individual graves
Posted 9 March 2020, 8:37 p.m. Suggest removal
rawbonrbahamian says...
I agree with the attorney general. Why give away that kind of valuable land for only a $2,000,000 investment to one bahamian when the Bahamas can make far more money and create more jobs from the cruiseline
On AG: Entrepreneur 'extremely selfish'
Posted 3 March 2020, 9:18 a.m. Suggest removal
rawbonrbahamian says...
It is time to allow law abiding citizens the right to bear arms. The police canjot protect us. The right to bear arms is a fundamental right. I have been followed in my car and it is not a good feeling. Never felt so helpless or affraid in my life. We big up the criminals. The newspapers write about them everyday on front page abd noone can fight back cause they are the only ones with guns.
On The Bahamas is a real place when Shaunae Miller wins a medal or when Sir Sidney Poitier is on the bi
Posted 4 July 2019, 12:30 a.m. Suggest removal
rawbonrbahamian says...
Pitbulls are not gentle. They are dangerous dogs. If they were so gentle they would not have been tied up.
On ‘Police shot dogs tied up in yard’
Posted 13 February 2019, 11:41 a.m. Suggest removal
rawbonrbahamian says...
Are any other major daily newspapers in the world whose front page always leads off with major dangerous crime ?
On One dead, one injured after shooting off Cowpen Road
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