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tribanon says...

ZZZZZZzzzzzzz.......

tribanon says...

Bingo my friend.

On ‘We cannot let NIB go broke’

Posted 13 April 2022, 10:12 p.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

Sands will always be a big part of most problems, and never a part of the solution to anything. The heartless and cruel Davis has been heard to say on more than one occasion that the PLP ruling class are in a safe place as long as Sands is Chairman of the FNM party. Davis is probably right on that point.

tribanon says...

The clergy should be telling Darville where he can shove it.

tribanon says...

Government is suppose to be pressing for these most unsafe and unsanitary shanty downs to be demolished at the earliest possible time for obvious public safety reasons, and also to discourage future illegal aliens from coming to our shores to face ruthless exploitation as a cheap souce of labour. But the very misguided Sears is a great believer that these pathetic and very dangerous shanty towns should be allowed to grow and thrive. If Sears had his way, the complete Haitianization of The Bahamas would be just about complete by now.

On Shanty towns being probed

Posted 13 April 2022, 10:01 p.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

**and just wait until you get your whopping light bills this coming summer!!**

tribanon says...

Munroe is either absolutely clueless or playing dumb about what some say is really going on here. Apparently, for nearly a decade now, exceptionally quiet and remotely operated drones up to six feet in diameter, with excellent live night vision video equipment and pin point hovering capability a few feet above ground, have been used to make paid drops of guns, drugs, cigarettes, liquor, etc. in the prison yard under the cover of the darkest nights. It's said the entire operation is being run by a few very wealthy current and former senior prison officials with a small core group of trustworthy prison guards handsomely paid to assist with the night drops. Supposedly the drones have an operating range of up to nearly a mile and a half.

tribanon says...

> On citizenship, the U.S. said: “There was little progress in advancing legislation intended to address the issue of statelessness."

>The U.S. went on to say, “Under the constitution, Bahamian-born persons of foreign heritage must apply for citizenship during a 12-month period following their 18th birthday, but applicants sometimes waited many years for a government response. The short period for application, difficult documentary requirements, and long waiting times left multiple generations of persons, primarily persons of Haitian descent, without a nationality."

**then why doesn't the u.s., with all of its land and resources, open up its borders to all of the so called stateless people living in the bahamas?!!
most of these stateless people are the offspring of illegal aliens who were trying to get to the u.s. in the first place and would still prefer living in the u.s. with their family members if the opportunity presented itself. this is especially true under the current spendthrift biden administration which seems all too willing to print money like there's no tomorrow to make life easier for illegal aliens flowing into the u.s. these days.**

tribanon says...

This disingenuous dumb arse is trying to mislead Bahamians into thinking government does not enjoy windfall profits from its gasoline tax whenever the price of a gallon increases at the pumps. That would only be true if government's gasoline tax was a ***fixed amount*** per gallon no matter the price of a gallon at the pumps. But the government's gasoline tax is a ***fixed rate*** based on the price per gallon at the pumps. In other words, the higher the price per gallon, the more tax the government rakes in.

Fat headed Halkitis obviously thinks most Bahamians are D - educated to the point where they would not know the difference between a ***fixed amount*** of tax per gallon no matter the price per gallon and a ***fixed rate*** of tax per gallon which means the tax collected goes up as the price per gallon increases.

***Bottom line:*** You can't trust a damn thing coming out of this pathetic idiot's mouth. Halkitis is a most deceitful buffoon with no shame whatsoever.

On Trying to avoid an Easter shutdown

Posted 13 April 2022, 8:58 p.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

Many of us knew a long time ago this annoucement was coming, and at the worst possible time for so many Bahamians nearing retirement age.

This corrupt, incompetent and most cruel Davis and Cooper led PLP administration are now going to make us pay more for National Insurance while outrightly refusing to give us a Gas Tax Holiday for at least the rest of 2022 to help ease the extreme financial distress many of us are experiencing day in and day out.

Only a fool would continue making contributions to the National Insurance Fund. This Fund was long ago bankrupted by our corrupt elitist politicians (both PLP and FNM alike) and is now nothing but a struggling Ponzi scheme doomed to leave many Bahamians without the benefits they paid for and were hoping to receive upon their retirement.