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rosiepi says...

Of course not!
Then again given the dismal reputation of this country's corrupt institutions no warning was likely needed!
And the RBPF and the gov't's talk of the Met and/or Scotland Yard whatever "assisting" them in inquiries over their own corruption?
I'm surprised they weren't publicly reprimanded for spreading such nonsense.
What reputable law enforcement agency from any country would work under the aegis of these crooks? Or have their name sullied on any investigative report that's sure to be a public embarrassment?

rosiepi says...

Right, these fellas that don't bother to get permitted, carry insurance, train and/or drug test their operators are going to read a manual??
Why not take the expense of this latest book of toilet paper, the time and monies spent writing up such lunacy and hire an inspector??

rosiepi says...

Munroe, police officials and this media have been very circumspect in their information to the public -and of course to the RBPF and the criminal element that is the driving force behind their ongoing corrupt partnership.

The man murdered last week was out on a $250,000 bond as is the other 'suspect' Akeil Holmes, both monitored by bracelets and therefore sitting ducks...

Mr Monroe, attempting to steer opinion would have us believe that these murders and skullduggery are all about the whereabouts of the money stolen, but these two fellers are walking about bonded for $1/2 M.
Money doesn't seem to be an issue-at least not for these drug gangs;
no this all comes under business as usual by the RBPF- blocking all trails leading back to their own criminal enterprise.

And we will not be reading any enlightening statements here next week or thereafter from any UK investigators.
They're seconded to the RBPF and "such would be detrimental to the ongoing investigation"
What a farce!!

On Munroe: No reason to fear police probe

Posted 9 August 2024, 2:38 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

There won’t be many complaints when this ‘housing project’ never gets off the ground and the place falls apart before move-in date, right?

rosiepi says...

Using satire again Munroe??!

rosiepi says...

One sincerely doubts this government would bother investigating what they already know, as do most Bahamians who follow the news.

However if we briefly suspend reality, logic tells us that if such a report been completed AND and the evidence produced exoneration that data would be presented to parliament and the US Embassy on a gold platter!!

rosiepi says...

Parents and relatives of these children have always refused to allow them to be adopted despite knowing the hell their lives are in gov’t ‘care homes’.

For to allow these children the chance for a better life in loving homes will never be considered an option for those church going moralizing prideful Bahamians.

And you all know why, because they would have to admit that their progeny’s lifestyle, addiction to drugs or alcohol, and/or mental health issues are not compatible with parenting.

Will someone please take it upon themselves to tell these stiff necked Bahamians they’re already damned?
The Lord doesn’t care what your friends think, he/she is only concerned with your conduct!

rosiepi says...

The PM obviously hasn’t followed his doctor’s orders, not surprising since rules and cautionary advice doesn’t sit well with him.
That would have been the advice to loose weight!

On PM to be treated for sciatica in US

Posted 20 July 2024, 9:57 a.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

This makes no sense, and once again this gov’t’s statement lacks meaningful information since we know from experience that most COVID patients that need hospitalization, ICU care are those who also suffer from pre-existing conditions.

And since some of us have sadly experienced and/or recall those cases published here and in other news outlets of the plight of others who no fault of their own contracted respiratory infections including COVID whilst recovering in hospital (Doctors & PMH), shouldn’t citizens be apprised of that risk as well??
Considering that Bahamian citizens fund their own hospitals one way or another?
Some have even paid with their lives haven’t they?

At least then patients can arm themselves accordingly, taking extra precautions in hospital anticipating staff failure to do so, ie. wear masks, wash hands frequently and perhaps even postpone their elective procedures??

rosiepi says...

What kind of shitty employer cuts off the families which sustain the people who work for them, and are likely underpaid?!