150% of the inflation faced by the "small person" in our nation today is attributable to the overly-generous profits that Hubert Ingraham guaranteed the select few favoured Bahamian families who own the lion's share of APD would receive each and every year.
Feeding more tax dollars to any corrupt spendthrift government, especially the current one we have, is very much the equivalent of trying to put out a raging fire with gasoline.
It was yet another most serious attack by ferocious Pit Bulls. But rather than attack the real problem here, i.e. the failure of the Bahamas Humane Society to cry out loud for this very dangerous blood sport animal to be banned from our country, you and others like you would much prefer attacking the owners of these vicious beasts or even someone like me. Suggest you (and Kim Aranha) focus on the real problem, i.e., the Pit Bulls seen with increasing frequency in our country today. As for my genes, my wife will tell you they're more the harmless teddy bear kind. LOL
> Philip Galanis, the HLB Galanis & Company managing partner, last November blasted the commercial banking industry for “treating Bahamians like criminals” when it comes to opening account facilities.
Galanis, more than most, fully deserves to know what it's like to be treated as a criminal. LMAO
Perhaps Kim Aranha can tell us why Pit Bulls are banned from so many places around the world, including most airlines who will not allow them to travel with their owner. Pit Bulls were bred for blood sport and are instinctively driven to attack and fight with little or no notice or provocation. It's in their most dangerous bloodline, not in their training, albeit abusive training obviously can be a great exacerbater of their strong hair-trigger attack impulse.
Those of us age 60+ have over the years heard of numerous similar horrible attacks by Pit Bulls, some involving young children. Kim Aranha should long ago have been calling for Pit Bulls to be banned from our nation, especially given the dog fight betting events that are well known to take place on a regular basis in some of the more violent neighbourhoods on New Providence where even the police are afraid to step foot late at night.
tribanon says...
LMAO
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tribanon says...
Does this mean you will never again call me a Pit Bull !! LMAO
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tribanon says...
Guess which politician's spouse got an awful lot of jewelry for Christmas compliments of Mr. Griffin while he was still alive. LOL
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tribanon says...
150% of the inflation faced by the "small person" in our nation today is attributable to the overly-generous profits that Hubert Ingraham guaranteed the select few favoured Bahamian families who own the lion's share of APD would receive each and every year.
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tribanon says...
Bingo!
Feeding more tax dollars to any corrupt spendthrift government, especially the current one we have, is very much the equivalent of trying to put out a raging fire with gasoline.
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tribanon says...
It was yet another most serious attack by ferocious Pit Bulls. But rather than attack the real problem here, i.e. the failure of the Bahamas Humane Society to cry out loud for this very dangerous blood sport animal to be banned from our country, you and others like you would much prefer attacking the owners of these vicious beasts or even someone like me. Suggest you (and Kim Aranha) focus on the real problem, i.e., the Pit Bulls seen with increasing frequency in our country today. As for my genes, my wife will tell you they're more the harmless teddy bear kind. LOL
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tribanon says...
Spot on!
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tribanon says...
> Philip Galanis, the HLB Galanis & Company managing partner, last November blasted the commercial banking industry for “treating Bahamians like criminals” when it comes to opening account facilities.
Galanis, more than most, fully deserves to know what it's like to be treated as a criminal. LMAO
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tribanon says...
Bingo!
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tribanon says...
Perhaps Kim Aranha can tell us why Pit Bulls are banned from so many places around the world, including most airlines who will not allow them to travel with their owner. Pit Bulls were bred for blood sport and are instinctively driven to attack and fight with little or no notice or provocation. It's in their most dangerous bloodline, not in their training, albeit abusive training obviously can be a great exacerbater of their strong hair-trigger attack impulse.
Those of us age 60+ have over the years heard of numerous similar horrible attacks by Pit Bulls, some involving young children. Kim Aranha should long ago have been calling for Pit Bulls to be banned from our nation, especially given the dog fight betting events that are well known to take place on a regular basis in some of the more violent neighbourhoods on New Providence where even the police are afraid to step foot late at night.
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