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rosiepi says...

Hey if these “totally impartial” officials all acting under the guise of Davis&Co were about to take all those ballots away then obviously it wouldn’t matter how careful and fair their casting or tabulation process had been.

That’s precisely why the government is only talking about the vote itself and not the fact that once those ballots ride off into the night the likelihood of them arriving unaltered is rendered nil.

On FNM: Remove Campbell now

Posted 20 November 2025, 1:33 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

It is Porcupine.

rosiepi says...

No matter how far Campbell meanders and ignores the points of contention raised here, none of his speechifying can erase the facts. He’s been a member of Davis&Co’s organization for decades, and he just reminded us of that fact.

And despite his pleas of his impartiality Campbell is and has been a permanent secretary for more than one Davis&Co/Christie-DavisCorruptionForHire agencies and/or offices.

Volunteered in their campaigns? Of course that’s why that question was shut down.
So why is a PLP supporter/politician physically overseeing the counting of ballots??
That is what should be unheard of!

His & his supporters of his “impartiality” pointedly, comically refusing to address the big ole elephant by going on ad nauseam of their shock at being accused of skullduggery despite bending over backwards to ensure a fair counting of the ballots!

Right, it’s that small matter of all those ballots going off into the night with the only eyes-on being these supposedly fair & impartial gov’t officials.

On Returning officer defends impartiality

Posted 19 November 2025, 3:55 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

So Bahamians are being told that a Task Force is needed to solve this caper filmed by every Tom, Dick & Harry?
Given the reality of this ‘special investigation’ and our present government doesn’t that sound like an ideal vehicle to launder money? The only question to Davis&Co is how much!

And Munroe certainly put his foot in it didn’t he by accusing the vessel owners of abandoning their cargo, as only “2 security officers” were needed to guard it!
Please remember this witless remark when he and other authorities defend the guilty officials and officers claiming they “were overwhelmed by looters, in fear of their lives!”

Just one honest intelligent policeman officer w/some knowledge of the Abacos (if he/she exists) is needed to supervise a few outside officers/authorities to identify and chasing down the individuals/boat owners pictured bellying up to trough.
As for the cargo…?
Maybe some lunkheads still have it in…how many islands??

rosiepi says...

So according to the esteemed Munroe Bahamian law enforcement was promptly dispatched.

So how did most of the containers’ contents disappear?
With fully 91% compromised??
Or perhaps the rbpf/rbdf/rbci etc collectively cannot master the failed logic of the timeline they & Munroe have put forth from their ‘immediate arrival’ to the point at which the ship is bare?
And why only two arrests with all those fine looking boats pictured bellying up to the trough, complete with their registration numbers?

rosiepi says...

So how did 6, or even 8 wood & metal built out ‘buildings’ that these owners claim are uninsurable (and not one presumes because their value is insurmountable) come to be worth up to $1.5M?
Was this after the FriendlyMoneyMan promised his most urgent support?

And why are there funds available for biz people who fail to secure their own livelihood?
They obviously make $$ in their slapdash ‘buildings’ one even has 70 employees, yet all claim poverty unable to afford insurance while sick and dying Bahamians lie in dark dank corridors at PMH awaiting care, healthcare workers, teachers for ex, go unpaid and hundreds of positions therein are vacant?
Why does the Bahamian government insist on serving themselves and the few?
Why not the many?

On 'We lost everything'

Posted 17 November 2025, 9:28 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

It didn’t take too long for the clueless & ungrateful Bahamians to show themselves for what they are!
These folks are still staying at a luxury full service resort paid for by their fellow Bahamians and they have the nerve to complain that a Cat 5 hurricane was not a valid reason for the Jamaica airports to close, and the impossibility of BA to fly in for their scheduled flight.

And now their complaining about the trauma suffered experiencing another hurricane like Dorian?
Next they’ll be demanding refunds from the airline despite the fact none of them made attempts to board the plane Bahamasair did send down to pick them up.
And likely accompanied by their invoices from the support therapist these hypocrites will need to get over their stupidity they’ll be labeling as ‘trauma’.

And the great CC needs to look past his nose to the news, two airports Manley and Fleming are already open accepting aid supplies, tomorrow they’ll resume commercial flights.

On 'Bahamasair abandoned us in Jamaica'

Posted 30 October 2025, 11:06 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

I re-read the previous story regarding this decision, it doesn’t make sense.
Henfield was quoted that this government is funding those in the 50 member group who cannot afford an extended stay at the Dreams Rose Hall Resort where room prices are $300-$1000+/per night, ie. figure on every single member of this group.

Further he stated that “we’re leaning on each other for emotional support, especially those still haunted by the memory of Hurricane Dorian”.

I understand the gov’t sent a Bahamasair flight on Friday last to pick up any Bahamians eager to evacuate for their safety.
Strangely none of these so called “emotionally haunted” Bahamians were on that flight.
Nor were they on any flights before Norman Manley airport closed the following day.

Latest reports say the airport hopes to reopen ‘soon’ as no major damage was sustained. What’s the running tab up to now?
If a plane can be despatched tomorrow it’s at least $1,200 to $4,000 per couple assuming two per room that’s $30,000-$100K for 50 not so distressed Bahamians plus of course the cost of the flight itself.
Who wants to bet these poor damaged souls will be on the blower to BA demanding refunds for their flight missed last Sunday, last Monday?

Come to think of it how many flew in last Friday or even Thursday?
And why would they fly directly into Melissa’s path knowing, having experienced the destruction of a Cat 5 hurricane,,,knowing they’d be charged for every night they’d not paid???

rosiepi says...

So on Monday with less than a 48 window before Melissa barrels through the lower southern islands this gov’t is “preparing to possibly evacuate” the folks of how many islands??

On Govt considering storm evacuation

Posted 27 October 2025, 4:44 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

And facing outwards. Best practices shows doors must open inwards due to likely debris blocking doors.
One cannot have a building rated to withstand 250/mph when these PGT windows (if they bought the highest capacity which is doubtful) only go to 175/mph.
Also photos of construction show windows left out to elements covered w/sand & stained from sun & rain…
And rebar in the outside walls is haphazard with some blocks having one single stick when double is called for.
Just some of inconsistencies that don’t add up to a 4.5M building!

On Abaco hurricane shelter finally opens

Posted 24 October 2025, 5:31 p.m. Suggest removal