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rosiepi says...

Walker’s candidacy and promotion by Trump in 2020 was an insult to the citizens of GA
Now this numbskull is being foisted upon this country, insult to the Bahamas and the services provided to Americans by the US Embassy!

On Trump taps Walker for Ambassador to Bahamas

Posted 19 December 2024, 1:54 a.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

Birdie is a prime example of the problem here in the Bahamas, nobody will admit to the fundamental lack of concern over their own unethical acts, and/or those of their family, their pol party, their Church-their Pastor who flies round in his helicopter (the cost of which would keep how many families fed?)
Then it’s a plot agin them, agin black people, political shenanigans, the excuses are endless, shameful.and unacceptable.

How can any Bahamian who refuses to govern their own unethical behavior, find the wherewithal to preach to anyone? What to they possess besides their own self entitlement for which to “stand tall”?

If one is not a positive example to their community, children and/or nation are they not then hypocrites?

How can you teach your children about God’s love when you act in hatred to your neighbors?Teach them self regulation and reliance when their parents do not, tell them to act morally, do not steal when…?

We’re all sinners right?
So how is it that in this country that we’re all ‘walking tall’?
That we’re not concerned enough about our reputation to actually live our faith but expend our energies in lying and denying to burnish that reputation and not earn it?
Stand tall indeed, self inflated egos of hot air are hardly the stuff of good and true people.

On Biggest reputation damage yet

Posted 15 December 2024, 12:59 a.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

And when will the people know when their government has given ‘clearance’ to investigate the appalling lack of simple human dignity the police bestowed upon Adriel and her Mother, so heinous in fact their lack likely criminally contributed to her death..
Shameful!

rosiepi says...

One fails to find any lies or improprieties in Dr Minnis’ demand that the PM do his job, that would be acting in the best interests of his fellow citizens and this country
Or perhaps one could why an administration that came to power promising transparency,
an end to corruption, etc etc. now finds itself accused of corruption scandals that top even those when they last were in power!

And why should the job of finding out/sharing the name of the ranking official controlling illicit drug smuggling here be given to Dr Minnis?
Shouldn’t this task rightly belong to the serving PM?

Your ludicrous query serves to further buttress Dr Minnis’ statement that the US Judiciary and DEA operatives obviously had solid intelligence of grave corruption in the Davis&Co administration.

Davis’ silence on this matter (and the other ongoing corruption scandals) which you’ve brought to fore by begging a former PM to intervene, looks very like an admission of guilt.

rosiepi says...

Chester, Chester! Give up man.
You’re not known for your ability to add clarity to any situation for which you’ve spoken,
indeed one seeking truth would rarely even darken your door much less ‘lend you an ear’.
Stop embarrassing yourself just go away, now.

rosiepi says...

Really?
We keep hearing about the Kenyan army in the news, and according to Mitchell there are 6 RBDF officers there. They seem to be ghosts, are they hiding?

Given the recent indictments of RPPF and RBDF ‘officials’ and a Chief Petty Officer and a Chief Superintendent of Aviation etc. on drug smuggling, gang membership etc etc., one has to ponder just what the heck these ghosts are up to??

rosiepi says...

This newspaper believes Davis looks ‘frustrated’?
Surely anyone could easily come up with a better description than ‘frustrated’ given the implications of the US DOJ and DEA continuing to hold their cards close to their vest ending previous periods of cooperative operations!

The man’s appearance alone with pants too short, sweaty and no tie no per usual shiny sleek appearance of say, a harbour rat.

Frustrated?
Bah! Try cornered!

On PM: US hasn’t given corrupt official’s ID

Posted 11 December 2024, 12:41 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

How many digits does that Davis have?
I mean even counting fingers & toes …!

Bahamians like the Americans w/Trump knew exactly what sort of crooks they elected to ‘safeguard’ their country; w/Davis&Co. we’re 4 years in (again) and we have no earthly clue the extent to which our crooks have compromised and robbed our economy.

rosiepi says...

I do not understand anyone bothering to even ponder who’s declared their innocence, ie. not Mr Big. And there’s more than one corrupt minister and officials, there’s just too many entities involved in law enforcement and departments of government.

What I want to know is why anybody would think those who’ve declared their innocence are telling the truth?
If one cannot possibly tally all the empty promises and outright lies for which this government is guilty, how could come up with anything truthful when they’re accused of corruption?

These folks were elected on promises of transparency and efficiency in government, protecting women and children from abuse and violence, better access to healthcare and stamping out corruption.
Any motion/law to codify any of the above has been denied the money to operate for it’s purpose with the only action observed being the moving mouths spewing lies from the applicable minister.
Most have never been taken up, PMH operates without a kitchen, without critical staff yet we’re slated to get a new hospital?
We know this play, the Chinese get a make work project so they can show less unemployment, the PLP have another opportunity to pocket graft money from all contractors involved.

Vulnerable women and their children have been listening to varying lies about money for services and shelter, yes they’ve used the money to buy properties but they need to be built? No they need to be renovated. Finally no money, no shelter and/or land purchased. All lies.

What member of the PLP wouldn’t lie to save their means of money and power?

On ORG calls for deliberate action on corruption

Posted 30 November 2024, 12:56 a.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

In any other jurisdiction/country in which any high ranking officers/officials in the government, in the police department and in the military were arrested and/or suspected of such heinous corruption would cause the judiciary to call into question EVERY investigation, and every indictment in which they were even minimally involved.

Furthermore since none of this criminal behaviour was acted upon by any senior level department heads, the US authorities kept their investigation hidden from all gov’t entities involved successfully I might add, one must assume the rot is endemic to all and at every level.

Therefore given that this implicates all government department/ministries in this conspiracy, (who is this mystery senior ranking official?) no government employee may be involved in such an inquiry and also serve the best interests of Bahamians or maintain their trust.

The UK law enforcement must become involved, no more lies this time!

On Did drug conspiracy sway murder probe?

Posted 30 November 2024, 12:21 a.m. Suggest removal