Happily I am not american, but the smugglers and bad other guys (other than and as well as some rotten americans) are using children to thread their way northward. Perhaps a bit of wisdom has been applied and used to stem a tide where innocents are used to force open the cracks.
Web and numbers shops MUST be dismantled and if operating after that their principals imprisoned and their fortunes removed from their grasp. A National Lottery with an accountable publicly available view of each and every weekly take in and draw MUST be available. No slush fund, no centralised place from which governments can store and hide or slip away smaller 'un noticeeable ' amounts as the last 'Progressive Liberal Party' thieves did with National Insurance.
The Jones act of 1938 prohibits the import of anything to the U.S. in a non U.S. registered vessel. Unless there is a demand for or an order placed keeping a crew on the cay, keeping machinery in proper repair, power, food, communications etc. available, the costs of production outweigh the return of the product, this being so when aragonite is available in so many places in the world and off the southern U.S. coast. It is also a fact that gold and silver can be extracted from sea water, but the cost of obtaining it being so much more than one can get for it would make its extraction a ridiculously loss heavy enterprise. So many Bahamians have visions of sugar plums and will argue until blue in the face with unsubstantiated points. No one seems to really do their homework before running on with absolutely no factual authority to back up those points and rarely understand the reality of a situation. They continue to merrily dream on.
This is absolutely correct. Close the web shops and gambling houses and have a national lottery. Everyone will win. Maybe even Sebas and Flowers will buy tickets!
Thank you B.I.D. Iresponsible reporting sould be highlighted when it appears. The public look sat the fourth estate as an authority and trust in its veracity. It is the reporter's responsibility to research and produce truth. Too many times pure laziness and assumptions are put into print and over the air. Example: Woodes Rogers Walk is often referred to as Woodes Rogers 'wharf' which is wrong and as a result wrongly influences readers.
The ships usually take their passengers to these islands first to drain their finances ao by the time they make their obligatory stop in Nassu they are broke, worn out and often discouraged by the cruise directors who want to keep business on board (unless paid to spot a few businesses on land) and businesses soon learn that these cruise directors are no saints - and are usually out and out crooks.
truetruebahamian says...
Stop having out of wedlock children. Spay and neuter those who do after two!
On Crackdown: More police and new cars after wave of violence
Posted 19 June 2018, 8:41 a.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Happily I am not american, but the smugglers and bad other guys (other than and as well as
some rotten americans) are using children to thread their way northward. Perhaps a bit of wisdom has been applied and used to stem a tide where innocents are used to force open the cracks.
On Inhumanity of separating children
Posted 18 June 2018, 6:32 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
GOOD! Cook 'em!
On Dominican poachers held by RBDF
Posted 18 June 2018, 6:27 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Web and numbers shops MUST be dismantled and if operating after that their principals imprisoned and their fortunes removed from their grasp. A National Lottery with an accountable publicly available view of each and every weekly take in and draw MUST be available. No slush fund, no centralised place from which governments can store and hide or slip away smaller 'un noticeeable ' amounts as the last 'Progressive Liberal Party' thieves did with National Insurance.
On UPDATED: Hundreds protest VAT rise
Posted 14 June 2018, 5:29 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Not significant? Well it is damn well significant to me! If I have to pay let nothing that these shysters do slide by scrutiny.
On Money for nothing as vendor paid $7,000 to move tyres fails to complete the job
Posted 14 June 2018, 5:17 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
The Jones act of 1938 prohibits the import of anything to the U.S. in a non U.S. registered vessel. Unless there is a demand for or an order placed keeping a crew on the cay, keeping machinery in proper repair, power, food, communications etc. available, the costs of production outweigh the return of the product, this being so when aragonite is available in so many places in the world and off the southern U.S. coast.
It is also a fact that gold and silver can be extracted from sea water, but the cost of obtaining it being so much more than one can get for it would make its extraction a ridiculously loss heavy enterprise.
So many Bahamians have visions of sugar plums and will argue until blue in the face with unsubstantiated points. No one seems to really do their homework before running on with absolutely no factual authority to back up those points and rarely understand the reality of a situation. They continue to merrily dream on.
On Aragonite value 'still unknown'
Posted 13 June 2018, 7:17 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
This is absolutely correct. Close the web shops and gambling houses and have a national lottery. Everyone will win. Maybe even Sebas and Flowers will buy tickets!
On Business man says people will suffer if gambling issue not addressed
Posted 10 June 2018, 8:17 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
Thank you B.I.D. Iresponsible reporting sould be highlighted when it appears. The public look sat the fourth estate as an authority and trust in its veracity. It is the reporter's responsibility to research and produce truth. Too many times pure laziness and assumptions are put into print and over the air. Example: Woodes Rogers Walk is often referred to as Woodes Rogers 'wharf' which is wrong and as a result wrongly influences readers.
On UPDATED: Three American men killed in Eleuthera plane crash
Posted 6 June 2018, 4:15 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
The ships usually take their passengers to these islands first to drain their finances ao by the time they make their obligatory stop in Nassu they are broke, worn out and often discouraged by the cruise directors who want to keep business on board (unless paid to spot a few businesses on land) and businesses soon learn that these cruise directors are no saints - and are usually out and out crooks.
On No more private islands
Posted 1 June 2018, 6:03 p.m. Suggest removal
truetruebahamian says...
good! wipe them out entirely once and for all!
On Web shops facing taxation 'wipe out'
Posted 1 June 2018, 5:41 p.m. Suggest removal