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truetruebahamian says...


truetruebahamian says...

So sad. My thoughts and condolences to the family.

On Aidan Carron, loved and lost too soon

Posted 28 December 2017, 8:50 p.m. Suggest removal

truetruebahamian says...

The captain who has been in charge with illegal trips bringing illegalmigrants to our shores should NOT be sent back to Haiti, but put in the hole (solitary confinement ) for a twenty year stretch. The vinegar of human kindness now runs through my veins and it feels so sweet!

On ‘Five sloops sailed for Bahamas last week’

Posted 19 December 2017, 6:52 p.m. Suggest removal

truetruebahamian says...

If illegals have children here at our expense, we should go a step further and give them a mandatory spay and neuter at our expense also. It would be cheaper and more cost effective in the long run!

On Ashore - and more heading this way

Posted 17 December 2017, 10:25 a.m. Suggest removal

truetruebahamian says...

That is NOT the type of drone suitable for surveillance! Come on now- you must know better!

On Ashore - and more heading this way

Posted 17 December 2017, 10:21 a.m. Suggest removal

truetruebahamian says...

no! never!

On Lobster aimed at Chinese market

Posted 16 December 2017, 8:40 a.m. Suggest removal

truetruebahamian says...

Chucky, so how are you going to pay staff, rent, depreciation utilities, licences, government Value Added taxes, property taxes, increased replacement costs, NIB, insurances on property,goods and public liability, shrinkage (tiefin'), limited time on lifespan of goods - and on and on. Of course prices will be higher! Invoiced first cost times 2.6 only lands the goods in the shop before a profit can even be considered. So who is the j@ck@ss?

truetruebahamian says...

Forget about drones. If the maintenance required to keep them fueledand in the air is donelike has been done on the Defence Forceboats sent to the Nethelands for reconditioning, they will be lost and fall into the sea before long. The proprietary skill required to fly them is - I am sure - possible, but maintenance and equipment diagnostics, firmware upgrades and spares available immediately is the key.

On Ashore - and more heading this way

Posted 12 December 2017, 8:03 p.m. Suggest removal

truetruebahamian says...

Porcupine - Force family size limitations and neutering. That will help!

truetruebahamian says...

I use online when in Nassau. Where I live in the island there is a very limited internet with BTC - when it is on it is extremely slow ifworking at all. I paid Cable Bahamas the deposit to connect six years ago. Their deal to open in the Bahamas was that every home on every island would be connected. However, there are no near neighbours and so they will not install a node so tthat I would have television and internet. They say that I will never be connected as they won't make enough to justify the value of the node even though their cable runs by and on my property. Thus online banking is just not a feasible option. Keeping a physical banking system open for elderly customers who are not comfortable with online banking and those like me who will not be able to do this is essential. I have been with them for over 50 years and am not happy with this bad decision.

On Condo complex crippled by RBC account closure

Posted 10 December 2017, 6:39 p.m. Suggest removal