It is public knowledge and fact that Dr. Nicolette Bethel is an unapologetic and unshameful supporter of the free movement of people in the region, and perhaps the whole wide world.
She believes strongheartedly in open borders; and there is no such thing as illegal immigration in her mind.
As a JP, I assisted one young lady who was born in The Bahamas to Haitian parents - with a citizenship application.
She was granted Bahamian citizenship in reasonable time. I hear folks (who were born here to foreign parents) say that they have been waiting for years for a reply to their citizenship application.
I think that a lot of the wait has to do with an incomplete application.
The young women's brother decided that he will remain Haitian; so he did not apply. The difference between this young man, and the Jean R. Charles' in The Bahamas - is that he is highly educated, and is now a proud Haitian professional in the USA.
If the Jean Charles' in The Bahamas refused to take advantage of their rights under the law in the prescribed time - that's their problem; and they could find that Haiti will be their destiny.
zephyr says...
What a sad story... That's why governments do not make good bank owners and principals.
On BOB: $80m in deposits lost if it collapsed
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zephyr says...
Bernard Swann deserves to be arrested as he has publicaly admitted to committing crimes as a police officer...
On ‘Police beat suspects? Ridiculous’
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zephyr says...
When in opposition, be the shameless idiot as much as you could. What did Gomez had to say about the subject matter between 2012 and 2017?
On Medical marijuana - why are we waiting?
Posted 27 May 2019, 10:06 a.m. Suggest removal
zephyr says...
**Way more harmful than good ...idea and suggestion - by The Tribune via Editorial bias and madness.**
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zephyr says...
It is public knowledge and fact that Dr. Nicolette Bethel is an unapologetic and unshameful supporter of the free movement of people in the region, and perhaps the whole wide world.
She believes strongheartedly in open borders; and there is no such thing as illegal immigration in her mind.
Dr. Bethel is also known as Dr. Spoilt Ballot.
On New laws will spark a violent uprising, predicts academic
Posted 4 April 2019, 4:30 p.m. Suggest removal
zephyr says...
Right on brother...
On INSIGHT: No one should go to prison for smoking a joint
Posted 18 March 2019, 5:08 p.m. Suggest removal
zephyr says...
Hello Tribune242::
As a JP, I assisted one young lady who was born in The Bahamas to Haitian parents - with a citizenship application.
She was granted Bahamian citizenship in reasonable time. I hear folks (who were born here to foreign parents) say that they have been waiting for years for a reply to their citizenship application.
I think that a lot of the wait has to do with an incomplete application.
The young women's brother decided that he will remain Haitian; so he did not apply. The difference between this young man, and the Jean R. Charles' in The Bahamas - is that he is highly educated, and is now a proud Haitian professional in the USA.
If the Jean Charles' in The Bahamas refused to take advantage of their rights under the law in the prescribed time - that's their problem; and they could find that Haiti will be their destiny.
On HERE WE GO AGAIN: Just like Jean Rony, born here but Foreste shipped off to Haiti
Posted 24 November 2018, 4:50 p.m. Suggest removal
zephyr says...
No, it was a deadly centipede!
On Did deadly snake kill her cat?
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zephyr says...
What if the victim was murdered by someone in his area or an affiliate?
If found to be the case, what do we say then?
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Posted 19 October 2017, 1:10 p.m. Suggest removal
zephyr says...
Travis, look what you cause...
On UPDATED: Dr Bernard Nottage dies age 71
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