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truetruebahamian says...

Population controls are necessary today.

truetruebahamian says...

At Gladstone Road many who drive down the west bound lane going onto JFK try and squeeze into the lane bound for the roundabout rather than toeing the lines like sane responsible drivers. If you block them they become particularly nasty.

On LETTER: Why is cost so high on GB airport?

Posted 7 November 2024, 9:16 a.m. Suggest removal

truetruebahamian says...

Agreed!

truetruebahamian says...

Yes, hrysippus, indeed!

On Hotels facing risk in CCA court fight

Posted 5 November 2024, 1:13 p.m. Suggest removal

truetruebahamian says...

As stated this government is not just shooting itself in the foot, but shooting everyone who depends on these visitors in the foot also. Private pilots are not necessarily rich, though some might perceive them as being so.

truetruebahamian says...

Pastors and bishops?

On Carey family trauma at state of returned home

Posted 3 November 2024, 12:10 p.m. Suggest removal

truetruebahamian says...

Well said and critically important.

On LETTER Steps to stop violent crime

Posted 1 November 2024, 8:48 a.m. Suggest removal

truetruebahamian says...

Those disgusting hustlers who accost tourists and fellow Bahamians really want to make their targets turn around. It is a most uncomfortable experience. As soon as one hustler leaves, another takes his place. This is not relaxing. People want to wander around and explore without this hassle. Therefore, these hustlers should be banned altogether.

truetruebahamian says...

Birdiestrachan is the ultimate fabricator of lies and deceit all in the name of trying to justify his party’s poor policies and existence. I wish that he would take his head out of the sand and try to negotiate balanced and truthful and factual discussion. I suppose that facts don’t really equate to reality for birdiestrachan. His parents must be so ashamed.

truetruebahamian says...

I remember there being a few indigenous pre Columbian skulls on display on the top floor of the Nassau Library downtown, Nassau back in the 1950’s and early 1960’s. I wonder whether they are available for viewing somewhere today.