You know what, we don't need the PLP to do this, we don't need them to do anything for the Bahamaian people, simply because they don't do things right, it's always political and we ended up paying for it, we end up paying for nothing.
Nice this test is being carried out, it should be done by the government. No doubt we will see some very dangerous levels of air pollutions mostly as a result of auto exhaust emissions, especially in the areas where there are traffic lights and tons of traffic. We already know that the air is apart of the medical issues that most of us are experiencing. The question is how serious will the government take this result (which we already know). Will we see more politics and blame game or can we expect embargo on the import of automobiles, etc? Some changes must occur, so what can we expect from the government and its environmental agencies and how fast will we see some action if any at all?
Dude is either talking to himself or to his sophisticated friends, he is really out of touch real badly. He can't be talking to or about the common man on the street struggling to pay bills or survive. Stock markets and interest rates? What does the small man knows or cares about those things. He can't pay his bill and feed his children. Come down to earth wealthy people.
The crowds were dashing, but check this out. When I worked for TWA airline they invested $11m per yr. They flew crowds into Nassau and Freeport to have fun, but it was not about the crowds nor the fun, it was about the profit, and they profited $4m a year, not enough! So they pulled out because they could do better with $11m somewhere else.
So do the math, either carnival need a full week of celebration or 1 million customers and participants spending no less than $X per person for it to worth the investment.
Agreed that we give the DNA a chance, but I do not think it will be any different or better. But I would rather give a new set of trouble makers and dishonest people a chance rather than keep the same gang of trouble makers and dishonest people. Yeah, this adding to the problem, I know. But obviously its no help the way it is.
Take a look at the images on the spill, these are images lifted from the report showing the minimum spread of the contamination. I have overlaid the blue and pink colors to indicate the true likeness of the water and chemical spill not shown in the report: https://www.facebook.com/groups/7657901…
ted4bz says...
I ain't sorry for the US, if they have it this hard what they think about us!
On US slams Bahamas’ over ‘investment transparency’
Posted 9 June 2015, 4:21 p.m. Suggest removal
ted4bz says...
You know what, we don't need the PLP to do this, we don't need them to do anything for the Bahamaian people, simply because they don't do things right, it's always political and we ended up paying for it, we end up paying for nothing.
On Minimum wage rise recommended
Posted 9 June 2015, 1:51 p.m. Suggest removal
ted4bz says...
Good, but not enough, we need more, we need a crash.
On Moss quits PLP citing failed leadership
Posted 9 June 2015, 1:47 p.m. Suggest removal
ted4bz says...
Real talk
On Robbers shoot man dead as he travels to work
Posted 27 May 2015, 4:02 p.m. Suggest removal
ted4bz says...
Nice this test is being carried out, it should be done by the government. No doubt we will see some very dangerous levels of air pollutions mostly as a result of auto exhaust emissions, especially in the areas where there are traffic lights and tons of traffic. We already know that the air is apart of the medical issues that most of us are experiencing. The question is how serious will the government take this result (which we already know). Will we see more politics and blame game or can we expect embargo on the import of automobiles, etc? Some changes must occur, so what can we expect from the government and its environmental agencies and how fast will we see some action if any at all?
On Group to launch monitoring of air quality around New Providence
Posted 21 May 2015, 7:49 a.m. Suggest removal
ted4bz says...
PLP - Watered down UBP's
PLP - baggs the cash like it belongs to them
PLP - In bed with foreigners
PLP - Punishes Bahamians.
FNM - Watered down PLP's
FNM burns through cash like there is no tomorrow
FNM - Foreign is better
FNM - Ignores Bahamians.
DNA - Watered down FNM's
DNA, well...Hmmm!
On Bran slams govt for 'outright failure' to protect Marathon residents
Posted 16 May 2015, 7:48 p.m. Suggest removal
ted4bz says...
Dude is either talking to himself or to his sophisticated friends, he is really out of touch real badly. He can't be talking to or about the common man on the street struggling to pay bills or survive. Stock markets and interest rates? What does the small man knows or cares about those things. He can't pay his bill and feed his children. Come down to earth wealthy people.
On Bahamians overlook ‘significant progress’
Posted 15 May 2015, 8:01 a.m. Suggest removal
ted4bz says...
The crowds were dashing, but check this out. When I worked for TWA airline they invested $11m per yr. They flew crowds into Nassau and Freeport to have fun, but it was not about the crowds nor the fun, it was about the profit, and they profited $4m a year, not enough! So they pulled out because they could do better with $11m somewhere else.
So do the math, either carnival need a full week of celebration or 1 million customers and participants spending no less than $X per person for it to worth the investment.
On CARNIVAL FEVER: Organisers hail a 'cultural revolution'
Posted 11 May 2015, 2:22 p.m. Suggest removal
ted4bz says...
Like everything done in this country is troublesome and dishonest. The only thing that works good around her are jaw jaw jaw - talk talk talk.
On Landfill operator eyes tight ‘break even’ goal
Posted 1 May 2015, 10:23 a.m. Suggest removal
ted4bz says...
Agreed that we give the DNA a chance, but I do not think it will be any different or better. But I would rather give a new set of trouble makers and dishonest people a chance rather than keep the same gang of trouble makers and dishonest people. Yeah, this adding to the problem, I know. But obviously its no help the way it is.
Take a look at the images on the spill, these are images lifted from the report showing the minimum spread of the contamination. I have overlaid the blue and pink colors to indicate the true likeness of the water and chemical spill not shown in the report:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/7657901…
On Bran slams govt for 'outright failure' to protect Marathon residents
Posted 1 May 2015, 10:08 a.m. Suggest removal