The single most important and painful lesson we've learned since the late 1960s is that lawyers, doctors and accountants are the last people on the planet who should ever be allowed to govern a small nation like ours. Very few of them have an ounce of common sense let alone business sense.
Mr. Science, I happily bequeath unto you all of the jabs of the experimental mRNA vaccines that you so despair I exercised my personal right and freedom not to have put in my body.
And to think Florida just announced an all time record of 118 million tourists in 2021. Just think how many tourists we could have had if our elected officials had an iota of common sense and were not so focused on corruption while doing the bidding of the globalist bureaucrats at the many foreign international organizations like the who, paho, idb, imf, oecd, etc. Instead our small nation and the vast majority of its people are struggling daily to try make ends meet with the cost of everything, including government taxes and fees, going through the roof.
Truth be told, our elected officials long ago lost the ability to govern our country in the interest of the Bahamian people. They now do as they are told by the foreign agents, foreign lenders and foreign investors they are beholden to while corruptly using their elected office to try feather their own nests and the nests of their equally corrupt 'financial backers' to the maximum extent possible.
> Her recent comment to The Nassau Guardian on the matter came as a delegation from the country prepares to head to the United Nations next month.
My God, not another costly delegation to the UN !!!! The $300,000 cheque the UN just gave us to help with the Hurricane Dorian recovery effort will no doubt be spent to fund the huge government entourage (possibly headed by Fweddy Boy Mitchell) that will be flying to New York to stay in lavish accommodations while shopping, wining and dining to their hearts content.
tribanon says...
And this coming from someone who worships Vomit Christie! LMAO
On Pledge summit was UN event, not ours’
Posted 17 February 2022, 5:18 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
The single most important and painful lesson we've learned since the late 1960s is that lawyers, doctors and accountants are the last people on the planet who should ever be allowed to govern a small nation like ours. Very few of them have an ounce of common sense let alone business sense.
On Davis: We’ll intervene to offset rising costs
Posted 17 February 2022, 5:15 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
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On Davis: We’ll intervene to offset rising costs
Posted 17 February 2022, 5:02 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Mr. Science, I happily bequeath unto you all of the jabs of the experimental mRNA vaccines that you so despair I exercised my personal right and freedom not to have put in my body.
On Four in ten Bahamians now fully vaccinated
Posted 17 February 2022, 2:24 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
They also could serve as pizza ovens in the height of Summer.
On Storr: Cabinet to advise on domes
Posted 17 February 2022, 11:13 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
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On Restrictions remain as fourth wave dying out
Posted 17 February 2022, 11:09 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
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On Restrictions remain as fourth wave dying out
Posted 17 February 2022, 11:08 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
That 20% estimate is so grossly understated!
On Nearly 20% of small firms asked for bribes
Posted 17 February 2022, 11:01 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
And to think Florida just announced an all time record of 118 million tourists in 2021. Just think how many tourists we could have had if our elected officials had an iota of common sense and were not so focused on corruption while doing the bidding of the globalist bureaucrats at the many foreign international organizations like the who, paho, idb, imf, oecd, etc. Instead our small nation and the vast majority of its people are struggling daily to try make ends meet with the cost of everything, including government taxes and fees, going through the roof.
Truth be told, our elected officials long ago lost the ability to govern our country in the interest of the Bahamian people. They now do as they are told by the foreign agents, foreign lenders and foreign investors they are beholden to while corruptly using their elected office to try feather their own nests and the nests of their equally corrupt 'financial backers' to the maximum extent possible.
On Bahamas in $7.5bn combined loss from Dorian and COVID
Posted 17 February 2022, 10:56 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
> Her recent comment to The Nassau Guardian on the matter came as a delegation from the country prepares to head to the United Nations next month.
My God, not another costly delegation to the UN !!!! The $300,000 cheque the UN just gave us to help with the Hurricane Dorian recovery effort will no doubt be spent to fund the huge government entourage (possibly headed by Fweddy Boy Mitchell) that will be flying to New York to stay in lavish accommodations while shopping, wining and dining to their hearts content.
On Cabinet discussing abortion legal change
Posted 17 February 2022, 10:44 a.m. Suggest removal