Pointing at persons not responsible for the bad choices of an individual is absurd. No one else did this in their use of that road, even though the closure was there for some time. Might as well blame the lamp poles and casuarina trees for the deaths of those who succumbed through no fault of the lamp poles or casuarina trees. Accept the mistakes as being what they are and don't blame anyone but the ones who were driving at speed, without due care and attention and not wearing their protective seat belts that were paid for when purchasing the vehicle.
Not just them ,but lazy disrespectful locals who have no concept of decency or knowing their place in an environment meant to be a spot for a vacation filled with wonder and good memories.
Bahamians and those on work permits here are not allowed to gamble in the casinos because all of their profits go OUT of the country. There would go our financial reserves. If a lottery were to be established here the money would stay IN our country. Even if it was won by a foreigner the restrictions would have to be in place for the winnings not to be exported. It is easy to see the reasons behind us not being to gamble in the casinos., but people want to make up stupid false reasons for that protective layer.
Before Freeport it was a low density population and the area where Freeport now exists was called 'Pine Ridge'. Groves et al did great tings for Grand Bahama. So many of our people screwed up so much by wanting everything for doing nothing except overpopulating with unwanted outside children and wanting others to take responsibility for their irresponsibility.
truetruebahamian says...
John, you had better stop eating those tide pods.,they're worse than cheap rum!
On ‘Where are they all going to live?’: Davis demands - what now for shanty families
Posted 4 July 2018, 7:12 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Pointing at persons not responsible for the bad choices of an individual is absurd. No one else did this in their use of that road, even though the closure was there for some time. Might as well blame the lamp poles and casuarina trees for the deaths of those who succumbed through no fault of the lamp poles or casuarina trees. Accept the mistakes as being what they are and don't blame anyone but the ones who were driving at speed, without due care and attention and not wearing their protective seat belts that were paid for when purchasing the vehicle.
On Scapegoats in Munnings Road fatality
Posted 4 July 2018, 7:01 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Because they are still the best and closest to our way.
On Art prompts row as British body backs out
Posted 2 July 2018, 6:55 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Who black around here?
On 'This is the start of Silicon Island'
Posted 30 June 2018, 6:22 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Not just them ,but lazy disrespectful locals who have no concept of decency or knowing their place in an environment meant to be a spot for a vacation filled with wonder and good memories.
On Girl tourists assaulted on Harbour Island
Posted 30 June 2018, 8:19 a.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Shouldn't have been speeding! Also, you pay for seat belts, why not use them.
On ‘Bannister must go over my daughter’s death’
Posted 28 June 2018, 5:51 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Does this crook look in any way like an honest man?
On Flowers: I’m not firing staff
Posted 25 June 2018, 6:45 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
We would be plain stupid to fall into that trap.
On Caribbean 'a great environment to explore cryptocurrency'
Posted 24 June 2018, 7:05 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Bahamians and those on work permits here are not allowed to gamble in the casinos because all of their profits go OUT of the country. There would go our financial reserves. If a lottery were to be established here the money would stay IN our country. Even if it was won by a foreigner the restrictions would have to be in place for the winnings not to be exported. It is easy to see the reasons behind us not being to gamble in the casinos., but people want to make up stupid false reasons for that protective layer.
On Island Luck staff brace for up to 350 job losses
Posted 24 June 2018, 12:44 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Before Freeport it was a low density population and the area where Freeport now exists was called 'Pine Ridge'. Groves et al did great tings for Grand Bahama. So many of our people screwed up so much by wanting everything for doing nothing except overpopulating with unwanted outside children and wanting others to take responsibility for their irresponsibility.
On Govt close to new Oban deal
Posted 23 June 2018, 7:29 a.m. Suggest removal