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tribanon says...

Bingo!

On No ‘willful wrongdoing’ says Cartwright

Posted 18 March 2022, 12:49 p.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

A most astute point that serves to fully underscore the extent of the extremely costly corruption behind the building of this unnecessary baseball stadium.

On Govt has approved baseball stadium funds

Posted 18 March 2022, 12:35 p.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

Common sense is protecting those not in favour of being jabbed every six months or so with God only knows what consequences down the road. Those so trusting of governments partnering with greedy big pharma and other evil and sinister state actors and global oligarches really need to have their heads examined. The world has sadly changed for the worse since the early days of thoroughly tested and well intended vaccines like the one for polio.

The fact that governments around the world seeking more power, and being beholden to the fat wallets of their greedy big pharma and billionaire bio-tech friends, gave all of these evil persons the unfettered freedom to use us as guinea pigs for their taxpayer paid-for experimental vaccines, with complete immunity from law suits of any kind, really says all there is to say.

tribanon says...

According to many who knew her when she was a loud mouth obnoxious student at Queen's College, her head has always been as twisted and warped as they come. She's prone to shouting, ranting and raving, and all to just to hear herself shout, rant and rave.

She's certifiably unhinged and much too easily goosied into her frequently displayed tirade mode. Most have long ago learned to just tune her out. She has successfully hoodwinked the poor and largely uneducated people in her constituency who are surely much worse off today than they were when she first became an MP umpteen years ago on her father's political coat-tails. You have to at least really feel for them and their suffering.

tribanon says...

And that China virus is even smarter than you think because it also has a political agenda.

tribanon says...

One puffy and obese from too much alcohol and the other from too much food. These two deserve each other, but sadly the Bahamian people never deserved either of them.

tribanon says...

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On Govt has approved baseball stadium funds

Posted 18 March 2022, 11:20 a.m.

tribanon says...

>shanendon Cartwright has said that as former chairman of the Bahamas Public Parks and Public Beaches Authority, he took directives “from higher authorities” while denying that he ever took part in any willful wrongdoing.

We are left to wonder how is it he "never took part in any willful wrongdoing" simply because the "higher authorities" gave him a "directive" to facilitate waste, fraud and outright theft. And Sears readily admits to having been engaged in similar shenanigans at the behest of higher authorities which makes him entirely sympathetic with Cartwright's wrongdoing. Talk about birds of a feather with truly similar warped mentalities!

Any one have any idea when the Davis and Cooper led PLP administration is going to start governing? They've had the reins for over 6 months now.

On No ‘willful wrongdoing’ says Cartwright

Posted 18 March 2022, 11:12 a.m. Suggest removal

tribanon says...

Are we to assume Prince William of the German House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, and his wife Kate Middleton, do not know that The Bahamas is in a dire financial predicament with many Bahamians no longer able to make ends meet and living in abject misery? No doubt the cost of their planned visit could be put to so many better uses in a country that now has many of its young children going to bed at night with hunger pangs. William and Kate should keep that somber thought in mind as they go about making their traditional 'for show' rounds smiling and chatting with the most needy in our country. It seems there are no bounds to the cruelty and injustices inflicted by the super wealthy and privileged on the most needy in our world today. Sad.

Perhaps their friends in our wealthiest gated communities will step up to the plate and fund the royally high cost of William and Kate's visit. The wealthier Bahamians who have been bestowed with CBEs, OBEs, MBEs, etc. might wish to chip in along with all of those wealthy QC lawyers. But it probably would not be wise for us much more common and needy folks to hold our breath in anticipation of that happening.

tribanon says...

It seems they all got the same memo that there is going to be a tidal wave of a new COVID-19 variant in the run-up to the U.S. mid-term congressional elections this coming November. The Biden administration is convinced the last really big wave worked so well for them in November 2020 that it deserves to be tried again. U.S. deep state actors are already working behind the scenes to plant the early seeds for the next big wave in other countries, but they need to make sure the time is right for the spread and peaking of COVID-19 illnesses in the U.S. in early Fall of this year. Stay tuned. LOL