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rosiepi says...

So there are 14 cases in GB and 6 in New Providence, one of those in GB is (hopefully) in isolation in Rand but are all of them vaccinated, because given our dismal record for Covid vaxxing that’s very unlikely.
So have these folks with “mild symptoms” just running round willy nilly? Or is anyone checking on them?
And about the tracing of those who brought Covid to the party? That accomplished too, is it?
This a cluster alright!

rosiepi says...

200,000 eggs produced over 3 years?
Something is definitely rotten here!
10,000 layers will if adequately housed and properly fed produce over 2 million eggs a year.
Half that number to 5000 hens and you’d get at least 1.25 million eggs a year…that’s about 4,000 eggs per day.

One would expect an inspection of this facility, this “government enterprise” would find inadequately trained workers (likely poorly paid), insufficient cramped housing without A/C, without hygienic controls to maintain healthy birds and lastly cheap fodder without the protein needed to stave off infection, let alone a healthy egg production.

So…where is the oversight to ensure the people’s funds aren’t wasted?
Who’s minding the farm folks?

On Golden Yolk project produces 200,000 eggs

Posted 6 October 2026, 6:55 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

What reasons could PMH be stalling this man’s transfer to the US?
Could it be they’re waiting for Mr Brice to pass away thus negating the need for an immediate exposure of their negligence to Jacksonville and thus to his loved ones?
Far better to wait out that day by insuring for a long delayed coroners report and civil suit…

rosiepi says...

Only in the Bahamas… a young man would be forced to trade the promise of his efforts in school and life by those charged with safeguarding his life.
And a million bucks is supposed to be a just compensation? How is this enough to pay for his past and future medical needs?
His Mother’s livelihood ruined because the RBPF refused their responsibility for their heinous act.
Despicable.

On Man paralysed by police awarded $942k

Posted 29 September 2026, 10:23 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

Goodness me but your shrill & convenient suspension of reality is so tiresome..
Do you think that Bahamians do not know that the hill from which all corruption flows is responsible for all this country’s ills?

And that anyone such as yourself has any credibility when constantly accusing those who call out corruption as corrupt??

The USDEA has operated covertly in the Bahamas for decades with tacit ‘permission’ of the government.
In the end despite all this posturing & outrage I’m reading here from Mr Munroe on down, the Bahamas needs the United States not the other way round. Case closed.

On Munroe: Our laws must be respected

Posted 25 September 2026, 9:22 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

One has to feel for this Father and his family.
A criminally liable police officer still on active duty “protecting citizens”?
And despite all these damning facts having been known by the RBPF when they first investigated Off Samual Rolle’s criminal behaviour that caused young Philip Clare Jr’s death?

A Coroner’s Report that takes 8 years to produce, another two years just to start the process of bringing this Rolle, this outstanding example of police corruption to “justice”?

If the RBPF doesn’t have the decency to attempt some semblance of respect for the victims and their families they continue to so grievously harm, what are the odds they believe in and/or conduct themselves within their sworn duties to uphold the laws of this land?
Protect the lives of Bahamians?

rosiepi says...

This article reads as a sympathetic portrayal of the Morley family and I take issue with that sympathy. We read of a family upset and concerned that their aunt and Mother’s mental incapacity was ignored by the RBPF who treated her badly.

Yet the son didn’t contact the police, didn’t turn himself in after his dog tore up & almost killed a little girl, instead he left his poor incapacitated Mum to be held accountable for his negligence. He, his family knew the dog was vicious but were fine with his Mum, a woman with dementia in charge of the animal.

I also noticed there is no word of concern nor regret from this family about little Shayla whom they’ve maimed and traumatized for life.
But the RBPF are the bad guys…huh.

On Mom, 73, to face dog attack charge

Posted 20 September 2026, 5:29 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

Right. And that’s working real good huh?

rosiepi says...

“The experts say…”, there are no “experts” quoted in this piece as this statement is attributed to those who wrote this piece to protect themselves.

And why are you subjecting us to your deranged conversations with others? Isn’t it enough reading your own posts?

It is the job of our elected members & government to account with diligence to the people of The Bahamas as to their governance of the economy, national security & society.

So when monies in any government fund are removed without merit, without regards to the laws governing said fund, AND then show up as vouchers worth millions distributed & signed by PLP candidates just before an election, then yea, this deserves a bru-haha!

rosiepi says...

There is nothing to suggest that Mr Fitzgerald did anything wrong…”?!
Nothing except the timing of these withdrawals of $238M and $1.5M just prior to the May election.

The fact that these vouchers were distributed by PLP candidates in the waning days of what was predicted to be a blow to their majority.

The fact that monies were coming into and out of this fund without any of the legally obligated oversight is highly suggestive of its true purpose, a party slush fund.