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rosiepi says...

Do you think the FBI owes the RBPF a report detailing their incompetence and their per usual attempts to persuade foreign visitors not to press charges?
You actually wrote “juice her in the sand”, you’re complaining about women, ‘this generation’ and that men, Bahamian in particular are all victims to wanton women??
Don’t y’all know how to say no?
We do, but y’all don’t have your listening ears on!

rosiepi says...

What the heck does this Department’s incompetence and laxity have to do with anyone except those who bozos supposedly working there??

rosiepi says...

The previous reprinted PR by the Tribune reveal that this plant was supposed to be fully operational by Jan 1, 2024 with the initial budget, I’d assume “fully operational” means up to American concrete standards.

Yet somehow this gobbledygook of a press release makes of it’s unknown capacity, operational status, as well as it’s concrete test strengths a triumph.
This despite blowing past their schedule and the need for borrowing an additional $900,000.
The real triumph seems to lie with Ms Fowler’s board and it’s ability to have such press releases published by the Tribune

rosiepi says...

And how fortunate that the CEO of RF Bank/Holdings lending Heroic their capitol is also one of their three directors, along with Fowler and Frankie Butler.

rosiepi says...

Of course it should be investigated, but there is no will in this current administration of corruption to do so.
And one can easily imagine the difficulty in finding any neutral investigative process that would be allowed under the current administration given their history of corruption and malfeasance from their last tenure in office!

rosiepi says...

In your scenario, not necessarily.
Remember this charge was not tossed solely on the fact that police had beaten a confession out of him, but because that confession was the only ‘evidence’ against him.
And likely why the police beat him.

rosiepi says...

Why is the Davis government waiting for a solution to present itself?
They’ve talked about this program, that gang intervention and maybe this anti violence community movement since day one and none have been enacted and or materialized.

Are they waiting for more innocent bystanders to be killed?
A car transporting an innocent family, perhaps even tourists caught in the midst of a gunfight between one of the RBPF’s drug gang chasing their rivals?

There can be only one reason why Davis & Co are refusing to act.

rosiepi says...

Every week this paper informs and warns Bahamians of a litany of cracks and craters that all find their nexus in poor governance.

When the present government was elected they were capitalized on the response to the hurricane, followed by Covid 19. Two back to back disasters with a potential to impact the Bahamas the likes of which the Bahamas has mercifully not encountered.

When one looks at where we’ve ended up, a lawless recklessness and corruption made worse by a gov’t more intent on racking air miles (when needs go unmet at home) and preaching an embarrassingly transparent hypocrisy that at once whines at and chastises world economies.

So when we read of first responders who cannot approach victims because they lack the protective equipment, our understaffed ill paid hospital systems, teachers forced to teach to standards woefully inadequate for young Bahamians to enter the workforce, etc etc., one is left wondering what the heck is this government doing to serve it’s citizens?

And when one considers the back to back disasters the previous government handled without Covid running amok, spending money to help Bahamians out of work or homeless the wonder must be what was so wrong?

All we’ve accomplished since is to rack up crippling deficits with nothing tangible at hand.
New schools? Fully functional government entities, a new prison?
Hurricane shelters finished?
Who is better off?

On Medics ‘fatigued’ by gun violence

Posted 26 February 2024, 3:40 p.m. Suggest removal

rosiepi says...

So Davis has not had this conversation already?
The few cases that actually get to court are rare, and rarer still are convictions.

And this ridiculous statement by Davis means there is no will to act upon these mere tips of the iceberg that is the corruption in the RBPF.

rosiepi says...

So are rape kits not sent stateside for analysis? Only in some cases?
Why would the police give false assurance to rape victims undergoing the process?

Was this one of the reasons given by police in their attempts to dissuade the two American rape victims at Pirate’s Cove from filing a report? ie besides lying to them that they’d spoken with the US Embassy and they weren’t prepared to help them?
What heck is going on here??