Most of us have a hard enough time getting quality medical care outside of prison. It must be next to impossible to get urgently needed and/or necessary life sustaining medical care as a prisoner. For seriously unhealthy prisoners, especially the mentally ill ones, our dreadfully under-resourced, cruel and inhumane prison system simply bypasses our terribly slow court system by both dispensing and executing a death sentence.
Yep, sadly inhumane. And they say you can judge the civility and well-being of a society by how well the more vulnerable within it are treated, e.g., the very young, the very old and the incarcerated.
Our government really needs to focus on upgrading our hell-hole of a prison system that frankly is a most embarassing blight on us in the eyes of the rest of the world.
We already have many laws to address violent acts committed by one person against another person. Our problem is not so much a lack of laws but rather an unwillingness to enforce existing laws.
I'm beginning to sense Lisa Rahming loves nothing more than seeing her picture in the news media.
James Smith and Michael Halkitis are cooking the books as usual. These two jokers would have have you believe the Davis led PLP administration is doing all the right things to put our country on course for much better economic times. But nothing could be further from the truth.
The government's accounting systems are woefully inadequate and therefore vulnerable to all sorts of chicanery by corrupt officials who are politically motivated to paint the rosier financial picture they want the public to see which of course differs greatly from the horrifying financial reality.
Right now the best indicators of our country's dire financial state of affairs is the government's need to continue borrowing like a drunken sailor and its insatiable appetite for even more taxes and fees from the taxpaying public.
The likes of Sleazy Smith, Dumbo Halkitis and Tax-Hit-Man Wilson will never talk about the government's great and urgent need for serious cost cutting measures to eliminate millions and miilions of dollars wasteful spending each year. And that's because these three clowns believe they have a blank cheque to tax the Bahamian people to death. Truly pathetic.
It appears Treasures Bahamas may have been unaware until late in the game that it was being used as part of huge Caribbean wide money laundering operation run by Indian nationals fronting for transnational organized crime syndicates based in New York City and Miami. And if there's one thing we know about ruthless organized mobsters, they will snuff out any and everyone who they believe may have been involved in ripping them off or may be a perceived threat to their freedom. We haven't heard the end of this unfolding saga and no doubt some people need to think twice about the display in public of very expensive jewelry they may have acquired at an unusually deep discount.
I suspect Christine Wallace-Whitfield is unaware of the very, very, close ties that exist between a certain Bahamian law firm, certain high ranking members of the ruling PLP political elite and certain Indians living in Toronto who are high ranking members of the executive team at Colliers International.
But the worst of the real culprits behind all of the evil that has happened during this pandemic must be made to pay a dear price for their dastardly deeds. And that includes the Xi Jinping led Communist Chinese Party, Fauci and others at the National Institutes of Health, Bill Gates, many corrupt politicians and corporate leaders around the world with close and treasonous business ties and dealings with the Communist Chinese Party, etc., etc. etc. Unless these culprits are made to pay a most dear price, the world will see wave after wave after after wave of similar but more ethnically targeted pandemics.
tribanon says...
Most of us have a hard enough time getting quality medical care outside of prison. It must be next to impossible to get urgently needed and/or necessary life sustaining medical care as a prisoner. For seriously unhealthy prisoners, especially the mentally ill ones, our dreadfully under-resourced, cruel and inhumane prison system simply bypasses our terribly slow court system by both dispensing and executing a death sentence.
Yep, sadly inhumane. And they say you can judge the civility and well-being of a society by how well the more vulnerable within it are treated, e.g., the very young, the very old and the incarcerated.
Our government really needs to focus on upgrading our hell-hole of a prison system that frankly is a most embarassing blight on us in the eyes of the rest of the world.
On Woman dies hours before sentencing for murder
Posted 4 February 2022, 2:55 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Could well be.....he's certainly full of it.
On Deficit fall to smash target
Posted 4 February 2022, 11:46 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
We already have many laws to address violent acts committed by one person against another person. Our problem is not so much a lack of laws but rather an unwillingness to enforce existing laws.
I'm beginning to sense Lisa Rahming loves nothing more than seeing her picture in the news media.
On Draft bill tackles gender violence
Posted 4 February 2022, 9:08 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
Aside from plenty hot air talk, Watson and Davis clearly have another big thing in common and that's an over-sized and ever growing belly. LOL
On Watson defends new press access measure
Posted 4 February 2022, 8:58 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
James Smith and Michael Halkitis are cooking the books as usual. These two jokers would have have you believe the Davis led PLP administration is doing all the right things to put our country on course for much better economic times. But nothing could be further from the truth.
The government's accounting systems are woefully inadequate and therefore vulnerable to all sorts of chicanery by corrupt officials who are politically motivated to paint the rosier financial picture they want the public to see which of course differs greatly from the horrifying financial reality.
Right now the best indicators of our country's dire financial state of affairs is the government's need to continue borrowing like a drunken sailor and its insatiable appetite for even more taxes and fees from the taxpaying public.
The likes of Sleazy Smith, Dumbo Halkitis and Tax-Hit-Man Wilson will never talk about the government's great and urgent need for serious cost cutting measures to eliminate millions and miilions of dollars wasteful spending each year. And that's because these three clowns believe they have a blank cheque to tax the Bahamian people to death. Truly pathetic.
On Deficit fall to smash target
Posted 4 February 2022, 8:45 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
zzzzzzzzzzzzzz........
On Survivor tells of deadly voyage from Bimini with human smugglers
Posted 3 February 2022, 1:55 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
It appears Treasures Bahamas may have been unaware until late in the game that it was being used as part of huge Caribbean wide money laundering operation run by Indian nationals fronting for transnational organized crime syndicates based in New York City and Miami. And if there's one thing we know about ruthless organized mobsters, they will snuff out any and everyone who they believe may have been involved in ripping them off or may be a perceived threat to their freedom. We haven't heard the end of this unfolding saga and no doubt some people need to think twice about the display in public of very expensive jewelry they may have acquired at an unusually deep discount.
On Receivers take over murder victim’s luxury goods group
Posted 3 February 2022, 1:40 p.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
I suspect Christine Wallace-Whitfield is unaware of the very, very, close ties that exist between a certain Bahamian law firm, certain high ranking members of the ruling PLP political elite and certain Indians living in Toronto who are high ranking members of the executive team at Colliers International.
On Realtor concerns over Grand Lucayan’s sale
Posted 3 February 2022, 10:57 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
But the worst of the real culprits behind all of the evil that has happened during this pandemic must be made to pay a dear price for their dastardly deeds. And that includes the Xi Jinping led Communist Chinese Party, Fauci and others at the National Institutes of Health, Bill Gates, many corrupt politicians and corporate leaders around the world with close and treasonous business ties and dealings with the Communist Chinese Party, etc., etc. etc. Unless these culprits are made to pay a most dear price, the world will see wave after wave after after wave of similar but more ethnically targeted pandemics.
On ALICIA WALLACE: Don’t be fooled - this crisis hasn’t gone away
Posted 3 February 2022, 10:26 a.m. Suggest removal
tribanon says...
You mean to tell me you actually stooped to slurring my mother?! Shame on you.
On LUCKY TO SURVIVE: Neighbours save woman from horrific ten minute attack from four Pit Bulls
Posted 3 February 2022, 10:17 a.m. Suggest removal