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concernedcitizen 12 years, 2 months ago on PLP's $250m mortgage plan blasted

thank goodness the PLP rarely delivers on there campaign promises ..don,t worry they only give creedance to Moodys or Standard and Poors when it benefits them for political reasons ,,This next chorus we wiil probably hear is ,these foriegners no nothing and it is our duty to take care of our people ,read supporters, and saddle our great great grans with more debt .. did anyone think if the gov ,promises to pay your mortgage more people will default ..hey more money to spend on numbers and sweathearting ,,i would lmao if it wasn,t so easy to dupe 75,000 people

1 Vote

mynameis 12 years, 1 month ago on 'There is a war in the Bahamas' - Security Minister

"Describing crime as the most serious challenge facing the Bahamas, Dr Nottage called on the opposition to form an understanding with the Government, that partisan politics must take second place to national development and growth." Boy, the tune done change and we barely past the one-month mark. In opposition, the PLP boldly proclaimed their partisan view of the crime situation in this country: It was the FNM fault! Now they are in the hot-bullet-ridden-rotting-corpses seat and it's now a non-partisan problem. Interpretation: Crime has nothing to do with the government in power. (sigh)

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Concerned 12 years, 1 month ago on Statue of Sir Lynden to be raised at airport

Why is a statue of Sir Lynden necessary? 1. The airport already has his name on it? 2. There is already a large plaque with his name and importance on it, posted in the airport 3. There is a large sign at the entrance of the airport that every person coming and leaving the airport will see. It appears like overkill to me - guilt or retributive tribute. This is NOT an national decision, is plain political greed to prey off the grassroot supporters'. The national decision was in the naming of the airport after Sir Lynden. Anything commemorative after that is a personal decision.

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242352 12 years, 1 month ago on BEC chairman Miller vows to lower bills

Just pay your bill Miller!

That will help the bottom line.

Pay the bill!

1 Vote

concernedcitizen 12 years, 1 month ago on PLP education pledge only 'double talk'

THE PROBLEM IS OUR BIRTH RATE IS OUT PACEING OUR GDP EVEN IN GOOD FINANCIAL TIMES ..WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO ABSORB IT WITH A BLOATED CIVIL SERVICE ,RAISING TAXES ,AND A EVER INCREASEING DEBT ....OUR CIVIL SERVICE EATS UP TWO THIRDS OF OUR YEARLEY BUDGET ...IF WE DON,T ADDRESS OUR SEXUAL HABITS AND LACK OF MORALS ,OUR GHETTOS WILL CONTINUE TO GROW ,OUR SCHOOLS WILL CONTINUE TO BE NOTHING MORE THAN 250MILLION DOLLAR A YEAR BAYSITTING CENTERS ,AND CRIME WILL ESCALATE ..YOU CAN,T HAVE A RESPONSABLE SOCIETY WITH OUT RESPONSABLE PEOPLE............

1 Vote

242 12 years, 1 month ago on Men suspected of raping a dozen women

There is glitch on the website...many stories are duplicated with the same feb 23 2009 date. And they all have the jumbled line spacing and no paragraphing

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jt 12 years, 1 month ago on UPDATE: SUSPECTS CAUGHT

Good job RBPF. Now let's hurry up and let these guys out on bail so they can continue their spree.

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concernedcitizen 12 years ago on Gibson offers little comfort to City Market employees

KNEW WHEN BASIL SANDS AND THEM WERE INVOLVED WITH THE FIRST BUYERS WHERE THIS WAS GOING ,,THEN THE FINLAYSONS WERE JUST THE FINAL RAIDERS OF THE PENSION ..WHY DO THEY HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE MONEY FROM JR ROBERTS TO PAY THEIR DEBT ,,ITS THEIR DEBT ..THEY BASICALLY GOT THEIR MONEY BY GETTING SHARES IN FORIEGN COMPANIES THAT WANT TO DO BUSINESS HERE ..ANYTHING THEY RUN ,ABC MOTORS ETC ,,THE SUPPLIERS AND SMALL MAN GET STIFFED .................WHERE IS PGC THEM MAKING NOISE FOR THE SMALL MAN ,,,IMAGINE IF THE KELLYS OR SYMMONETTES DID THIS ,YOU COULDN,T STOP PGC THEM FROM RUNNING THERE MOUTHS ....NOT A PEEP FOR THE SMALL MAN HEY PERRY

1 Vote

concernedcitizen 11 years, 8 months ago on NIB 'considers' City Markets HQ purchase

i wish if i,m a crappy business man and stiff my employees the goverment bails me out,,,,

2 Vote

Stameko 11 years, 8 months ago on DEVELOPING: Unions overrun BTC in protest

No company, Bahamian or foreign would tolerate the behavior of this woman and the blatant conflict of interest in her position

2 Vote

banker 11 years, 8 months ago on Gaming expert: Government wrong to legalise 'rackets'

How else are the web shop owners going to be rewarded for their patronage of the PLP. Of course, Flowers et al is a personal racket.

1 Vote

rumpole 11 years, 7 months ago on BEC's $24.3m loss swing 'a shocker'

Free pension! Never heard of that before. I thought unions were there to provide fairness. With these kinds of benefits the electricity costs becomes unaffordable. If people cant pay or they cut back on consumption, B E C cant sell what they projected so they increase cost and we all suffer. These unions will sink our country if we allow them to continue their selfish agenda.

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RodCoffee 11 years, 5 months ago on What the web shop employees and patrons say after the vote

Can someone please explain to me why is it that we allow these number bosses and an incompetent government to Confuse us. Why do they try to manipulate us into believing that if these Web cafes are shut down the money that a patron would of spent at these illegal businesses would be thrown in the garbage, vanish off the face of the earth, or no longer be added to the countries GDP. What would really happen is these web cafe' patrons would probably now take that same money and start spending it where they should of been spending it a long time ago i.e. B.E.C and other utility bills, food stores and restaurants, investments, Educating their children. I can think of a million better ways to spend hard earned money. I'm 100% sure if the government would of shut the number houses down other businesses would of seen an increase in sales. Therefore forcing them to increase their number of employees. It's like 2 plus 2 equals 4 or am I the only person in this country good at math. Why is there people that's so concern about the web shop employees and not the weak minded mother that loses her entire pay check spinning and is no longer able to feed her children. Finding a solution for 3,000 unemployed persons is much easier than finding a solution for entire nation. I've lived in other countries and I've never seen gambling affect so many households like it does in The Bahamas. The majority of Bahamians are not strong minded and disciplined enough to be able gamble freely. Who knows the damage these web shops have already done directly and indirectly to our country , and I'm sure if it continues it will be devastating. 0

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Concerned 11 years, 5 months ago on What the web shop employees and patrons say after the vote

This article gets no sympathy from me. All these people fully knew that Number houses were illegal when they started working there and even before the referendum there was always a fear of being raided by the police. They are all adults and made adult decisions to work at these places. Not because a job pays the bills means that it is justifiable. I know a few strippers and see a lot of prostitutes around town. Trust me, their jobs pay their bills as well but...... Sorry. It is hard to say but there is no sympathy. Pick up a trade, sell newspaper, make shell jewelry, babysit, clean houses, start a lawn care business, wash windows; there are all kinds of legitimate ventures that positively minded Bahamians can do to make money. Sorry. No sympathy, only hard reality.

2 Vote

LChristinaLA 11 years, 4 months ago on Exploratory oil drilling ahead of referendum

http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2013…

Before they begin to drill. They need to deal with this oil spill by BEC. If they cant even contain that what makes you think they have the sense to partner with another company and explore anything?lol