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sangeej says...

So much misinformed people on this.

sangeej says...

So it is good to move the bar to suit him, some people does see the rules and still go out and break them, then turn around and play the victim, and because they are perceived to be a good person and people love them, they ask for the rules to be change just for them, the same way they want to change God's laws to suit them.

On Robinson vows to support FNM

Posted 28 June 2018, 10:17 a.m. Suggest removal

sangeej says...

would you stop with the "U" grade, thanks!

sangeej says...

every phone conversation in the Bahamas is already being recorded, the US and our Government was doing it for awhile now.

On Henfield’s ‘no’ on spy bill vote

Posted 29 May 2018, 12:16 p.m. Suggest removal

sangeej says...

I agree, someone should be made to answer for this, and should not happen again. The Message that was sent was wrong.

sangeej says...

wow! nice article, a very nice person in Kristian Robinson, God Bless

sangeej says...

wow! very nice article, good job Felicity Ingraham.

sangeej says...

Nice! good luck and work hard.

sangeej says...

the Bahamas Baseball Federation was formed in a Conclave sponsored by the Ministry of Sports in 2003, and it was just dismantled through an e-mail that was sent to less that half of its registered members. What is happening now, is that hard working people are being made out to be Villains; when you treat hard working people whom work specks for them with no respect, do you think they will join you especially that you really don't have anything to offer them, it was done wrong plain and simple, and it was intentionally done that way. I understand everyone whens this issue to be resolved, so consider it resolved with the 2 really active leagues.

sangeej says...

But over the past two decades, there has not been any senior league played, except for the games that both Freedom Farm and JBLN incorporated into their programme, while Grand Bahama continued to provide the avenue for their senior players to perform.

The Last Senior League Baseball in Nassau, was 2006 just before the stadium was closed to the New Providence Amateur Baseball League, the League Hosted a few games at the Pinewood Baseball field in 2007 and again in 2016, but those seasons did not last.