when the declaration of Human rights says we are entitled to follow the law they must indicate that it is international law and human rights law we must adhere to and not the laws of each nation which have there individual bias.
LGBT supporting nations how much more profitable would you be if the best and brightest are selected to come to your Country like America recruits select refugees? Would those bright minds and talented individuals be better suited to be productive in your peace loving Nation? How much more smart, productive or talented can they be when in an environment conducive to their lifestyle? Can the United Nations and International Criminal court allow people who move to Human rights and LGBT supporting countries to sue the former countries for any hardships they endured (while the staff at the UN and ICC can take fees for lawyers and the ICC and UN taxes?) can you sue churches, governments, psychologist, psychiatrist, families for unwanted conversion treatments? Can the relocating person also sue the country for loss of wages or any unwanted taxes on wages because of sexuality? like if they are put on meds because of their sexuality can the drs lose their license to practice in any Human rights supporting country and can they be sued for forcing you to take meds when you dont need them?
I would like to publicly challenge why we pass gas and i believe the old notions of it being the body getting rid of excess toxins to be a lie. Here is my evidence why i believe there facts to be a lie. Everytime we take a breathe in our mouths or through our nose we take in air not just to our lungs but some stays in our stomach. That excess air going in our stomach helps push the food down the digestive system. when we pass gas most times i believe it is mostly the excess oxygen. There would be some gas conversion when the food is broken down and that will be the gas difference i believe most gas that is passed will be mostly oxygen based. When you realize how long you can leave vegetables or fruit out in the heat without it starting to stink you tell me the secret. How long is some food in the human digestive system? Why do people need things to help clear that passage and how long can some of that have been in there? How hot is the human body temperature for the course of a day? now some food stays in your system two weeks or longer. Now put any meat out of the fridge or at human body temperature for three to four days smell and then two weeks and then smell it. is human body temperature hotter than the average temperature per day? Do you realize where that smell is really coming from? Can a Blech smell as bad as a fart? and does the blech contain the same gas as a fart? Now when my facts are proven true how long will straight society hide the truth in science and medicine so that they can force more LGBT people to be more disgusted with ourselves than we should be? There is also no organ in the body that collects the toxins and produces farts before they enter the colon. if so prove it. If farts where always gas or toxin cleanse there would be an organ that would connect to the colon that converts the various things we breathe in and it would produce the gas converted farts!
Why are Bahamian Coaches and athlete's so under supported? when you understand how much energy it takes to train and compete to represent the nation at events and to provide fair competitive entertainment. If the Bahamas were ever attacked who would be the next set of people who could be what those soldiers are but are living life peacefully and trying to show ways to earn a living fairly while maintaining physical fitness which would help inspire more ways to stay in shape naturally. How can we find more ways to help our athlete's earn money while staying in competitive shape and able to live a life that is comfertable? If they are making the sacrifice to represent us what sacrifices should we make to help them represent us the best? Why haven't our Bahamian entertainers especially our top musicians been invited to perform at our own sporting events. Why hasn't Judah the Lion been paid to headline a cast of all-star musicians that perform at the Bahamas Games Events? Also why haven't we paid foreign musicians to entertain at our own sporting events to help our citizens and athletes feel appreciated? When we televise those sporting events why haven't we paid for Bahamian entertainers to help add to the value of that broadcast? Where are Our Bahamian Mascots at these events for the children with world class costumes, we could have a flamingo, a blue marlin, a dolphin, an Iguana, or so many creative and unique characters Bahamians can love and have fun with at our sporting events? Why haven't we paid our actors and filmmakers to make exclusive content for these events and yes we need all our sporting leagues to be inter island leagues to help them grow on all the islands in the best way for Bahamian sports? Can we Add varying sports degrees to the University of the Bahamas and Our any of Our former coaches ready and willing to start it off to help build the Bahamian coaches of tomorrow. The best soccer coaches in England are educated in that field. In Basketball the coaches with degrees far outnumber former players. Could we create a competition with a smaller Junkanoo group size that could also go on at these events that could at an element of our culture to the events? Will the Bahamian Filmmakers and actors and athletes who could play stunt and body doubles allow foreigner's to make the first Golden Gurls Movie?
Would medications vary according to blood type in terms of effectiveness or allergic reaction as with food allergies those medical products contain the same or similar products types that may be more beneficial or more harmful?
The law must stop crippling everyday citizens to wait on them to defend their lives or save the lives of another. Legally perfume or cologne can be used as an emergency self-defense if you don't have pepper spray or mace. Target the eyes or mouth. This would only be a response used in the defense of life of self or other or in a rape situation.
Throughout Human history men and women have made claims that they state as facts. The power from the credit of a creation has made people within the white race steal scientific facts to impress their children to pick white first and view white as the more intelligent race. Many from each race has contributed to the knowledge base that we have come to try to understand. A Scientific fact I want to challenge now is the Date of the Universe. The Big bang theory and other theories like the solar Nebula theory (which I agree with over the big bang) claim our Universe is around 4 billion. These scientists who all agree that we are only 4 billion years old base their entire scientific theory based on our portion of the Universe. The creation of our solar system even just within the Milky way does not establish the age the first sun in the Milky way was created let alone our Universe. Our technology and scientific knowledge is not advanced enough to establish even the date of the oldest sun in the Milky way let alone the next closest galaxy in our Universe. Bare in mind our scientist have established at least 13 trillion other suns and who is ever to say they can establish the exact time length our universes existence is a bold face liar.
What Should the United Nations do to a Royal family or Government official from any nation who tries to decide the Marriage or non marriage of an adult? What Should the United Nations and International Criminal Court do to any member of any royal family or government official who wants to punish people for rejecting them? International Lawyers how much could you win off those cases? financially, Legally and Socially? How much could the lawyer make off a case where the spouse is lost? How Much could a lawyer make For years of separation or denial in cases with proof? How Much For rape in certain cases where they are forced to sleep around to soothe the rejected ego? How many people realize when they have been pushed and that this is far more people then even many realize as some are not aware they are being played against themselves? How much can a lawyer really sue a Royal family member for? They are entitled so that power makes them even more liable and responsible!
When we look at the forecasted budget and i notice we earn 4billion of taxes alone and our recurrent expenditure is at 3 billion i was wondering if the Bahamian public can get a breakdown of the Wages and salary in cash which is at around 785 million, it is necessary to see that paper trail to every exact payment point. This amount of money should never be released in cash payments, that leaves to much room for fraud. When i look at the School board expenses it is extremely offensive to education. What got all of those people we elected in the first place? Did any of them not have an education? If our schools are top notch how would that increase the intelligence of future leaders? the School board budget must be increased! the School board should see a jump of at least 200 million for us to develop our schools and reward the staffs that educates 90 percent of our Business owners, doctors, and various other vocations and professions. We also need to increase the social assistance. I also believe we should add a Health board to our recurrent expenditure with lead medical professionals overseeing the hospitals on all the Islands in the Bahamas. If that 784 million is proven to be being used as fraud some of that money can be reallocated there or we can simply apply more funds from the 4 billion tax money to cover that cost. Also where exactly is the rest of that 4 billion going as about 850 million should be remaining is all of that going towards paying back our national Debt?
I believe there is a way to minimize or eliminate the effects of the wind in a hurricane we have also need to help compensate if the hurricanes help certain mixtures for our environmental survival but at strategic points along the Ocean routes from the Hurricane origin points that mostly originate in Africa we will need an air collecting device of a certain mass and expensive size with elements of a vacuum or air vent that would help collect excess wind. these stations can act as energy and power supply reserves and also to help add more wind on hotter days. If we decease the effects of a hurricane we increase what can be done on those days we are limited because of the bad weather and global gdp would increase. Also check the criminal th corresponding punishments and drug patterns of gay and bi men and if they were identified as such from a young age and those that stay gay or bi and those that dont. also check straight criminal and church connections. Check conviction rates of lgbt criminal population and corresponding jail times and amount of sentences versus straight criminals also check the amount of money that is allowed to be washed and what is separated.
I was just wondering if Aviation would be affected by the height of trees and the consistency of that height across a land mass. If the height of the wind is affected by tree size then that would be a secondary reason and for some primary reason to maintain trees at certain segments and even including neighborhoods as they may be in particular flight paths. Another key reason to keep trees tall is to help maintain the bird population especially from cats. Another primary reason is in case of flooding a tall tree can save lives. Does tree size and or type affect water absorption rate on land? also instead of burning excess trees what about turning it into compost to help create or extend a landmass?
If they want to talk about my song Listen Barbie which is an Adult rated song i just want to say how dare you have the hypocritic nerve after enjoying the line in that barbie song with the female singer from Aqua saying you can undress me anywhere stop hypocrisy. How many women within my dating age range have played with a barbie? Which i will say has a 13 years above my age which is 44 my dating range goes above my age and is as low as 30 in men and 27 in women. and bear in mind i am a century already. and i have always been caught one of my cutest pictures is me with a toy they would say is a female toy.
With the use of advertising that has gone tooo tooo too far and invades personal privacy the cookies and phone apps and other tech steals ideas to create products please be aware they are stealing ideas from you that you would come up with that would bring you money through social media networks and other tech devices be aware of what you have helped create i am certain a great many people have been robbed as these people use divisive means to do business. Time still allows us to sue and family members to sue like black people need to sue for reparations every year till we get it. what they are able to create even for you from your cookies should be made sure you have any profit from any further sales off of your lifestyle or mind type. This is why we need human rights as this is already protected as anyone who is the author of a creation is entitled to its profits under Human rights guidelines. Lets all stop getting cheated together. Also lets stop everyone else from getting cheated please someday soon.
if someone is planted with a fake name and that person knew there name was going to be called how much can a counter suit be claimed? If someone is repeatedly told a name through a church organization or family group to effect decisions what suit can be brought? and if the person whose name was called was unaware can the funds be made to benefit both offended parties?
The fate of our environment and the health of human populations are inextricably linked to the creatures we share this planet with. Each animal, from the smallest insect to the largest mammal, performs a vital function in the delicate dance of life. Their natural processes – the conversion of manure and urine, the exchange of gases – contribute to the Earth's ability to sustain and maintain life. To remove or drive any species to extinction is to diminish the very lifespan of our planet, potentially shortening the time each generation of humans can thrive before we are forced to seek refuge on another world. Instead of resorting to eradication, let us remember the dedicated individuals who champion these creatures, willing to rescue and relocate them to safe havens. Consider the bees, butterflies, hummingbirds, and a myriad of other insects, each playing a crucial role in pollinating the trees, flowers, bushes, and shrubs that nourish our soil and allow the Earth to provide us with bountiful crops. Every city, every corner of the world, requires a specific balance of natural environment to allow the land, weather, and oceans to coordinate and maintain the health of the planet. Each nation harbors environmental elements that intermingle through the wind, aiding in the survival of life across continents. Even within each neighborhood and every house, unique environmental factors exist that we must learn to understand and harmonize with.
what we have to remember in medicine with regards to diseases histology or origin points is like when they say HIV comes from eating apes which is not that too farfetched. Here is why? Animals and even trees have done things to escape predators from the dawn of time. One way is to make themselves poisonous or to catch a disease they know the predator can catch. These animals have a memory that has been disrespected in order to make them more appealing to eat as if more people knew how sentient they were more people would be vegan but capitalism and the race to earn the most money will make meat sellers, "scientist" and "doctors" lie. Chlamydia and other sexual stds stuff are found in animals and yes if we consume them without curing the meat we will catch those diseases. yes you are more at danger with anal sex because that portion is the absorption point and exit point. with a.s. you are supposed to regulate it anyway. Hunters eating wild meat can be heavy new infection points. We will have to reclassify some stds as they have nonsexual origin points. Some infections are the result of food borne illness and not sexual contact and that will be a historical misplaced fact. all raw meat must be tested for stds before consumption and the appropriate measures, temperatures and cooking times to cure the meat must be initiated. Because of the infection cooking the meat to taste requirements would not be an option and cooking to the appropriate disease killing tempreture or length of cooking time would have to be the priority so this is a necessity for hotels as many guests like things cooked to specific order. Sea food needs to be tested for stds and eating raw needs to be even more monitored as only specific ones may be able to be eaten raw.
After i watched sinners in England i heard a white audience member complain about the cast and that the majority of the movie had a black focus and that "we have to remember our audience!" Do White people realize how long we have played second fiddle or 4th string extra. Do they realize how long you suffer in jail for one hour a day out of a year let alone 400? Do they realize how it felt to watch the first star wars movies and not one jedi was black? Do they realize how it felt watching all three lord of the rings movies when every character even the goblins was white? Film has a lot of problems. like actors getting roles for sex either from the producer or somewhere down the film team which ruins movies. Picking non actors because they are popular ruins films because the quality of the acting in the film drops. There are many other racist ideologies that are carried forth still in film. The LGBT are still not represented Properly with the men and women never being a true representation and with those character either insanely weak or perverted. They say black characters are overpowered but they have a super man who does not ever lose maybe only like once in 10,000 fights. Disney instead of supporting new black films has went and protected itself by doing black inclusion films of their old films, rewarding those already racist artist who did not fight hard enough to include black people in their initial story to continue to make more money. I did not like Shang Chi because not one dark skinned character had a meaningful role but the chinese always make sure to give a meaningful role to a white person. I loved Sinners for its fresh take and break from tradition and we need more films willing to take bold steps and ignore the ignorance of our current audiences and continue to make great films. Why isnt Blue Marvel one of Disney's big new characters is it because the story was done by a black man and they still are not truly fixing things but sugar coating em by rewarding the old boys with inclusion remakes everyone hates. Do they realize how it feels to watch ww 2 movies where we had black fighting contributions but those are left out from the academy award winners filled with 1000 white actors showing their grit? now America says they won ww2 but i say America let all the allies be weakened and betrayed everyone in ww2 to become the world super power. They waited and stayed out until they had superior forces to England and the other allies and they waited on Germany to be their weakest. Any one or set of countries after five or 8 years of war will be depleted especially when you lost nothing during those 5 or ten years and stayed out of it intentionally. If America acted sooner the war would have been won earlier with less lives lost world wide. America could not have beaten Germany one on one during that time if they only fought each other! Do they realize how it feels when they call a KKK movie in a University class one of the gems that helped cinema? Do they realize that in ww2 we still have left out the Rhineland Bastards and lgbt story from a true academy award winning film?
The tapestry of humanity is ever-evolving, a kaleidoscope of faiths and philosophies continuously shifting and reforming. New spiritual landscapes will inevitably emerge, welcoming converts to nascent Christian denominations, burgeoning Jewish communities, burgeoning Mosques, thriving Rastafarian gatherings, and a myriad of other belief systems yet unknown. Across the globe, individuals will forge their own spiritual paths, irrespective of the prevailing dogma. It is our solemn duty to safeguard the fundamental human right to religious freedom, acknowledging the inherent dignity and autonomy of each person to shape their own worldview. Furthermore, a line must be drawn against the insidious prejudice that seeks to undermine the LGBTQ+ community. The sanctimony of some heterosexual parents who simultaneously expose their children to mature content, cloaked in a heterosexual narrative, while attempting to demonize LGBTQ+ parents and their families, is a hypocrisy that must be challenged. The right of LGBTQ+ individuals to raise their children with love and respect should be sacrosanct. A universal standard must be established concerning appropriate content for children, fostering a culture of respect and inclusivity. We must strive for respectful and inclusive representation of character and personality types in content. It is imperative to recognize that from their earliest days, some children innately understand their LGBTQ+ identity, a truth that no amount of external pressure can extinguish. They deserve morally responsible LGBTQ+ content that reflects their experiences and celebrates their identity. We must champion a world where all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity, are afforded the freedom to live authentically, embraced and supported by a society that values diversity and understanding.
The tapestry of a truly strong world is woven with the threads of individual empowerment. Imagine a society where each person, unburdened by judgment and societal constraints, flourishes into the best version of themselves. This isn't just about individual happiness, it's about unlocking a collective potential that ripples through every facet of life, from the vibrant hues of artistic expression to the groundbreaking innovations in our workplaces. To achieve this, we must cultivate a societal landscape where personal relationship choices hold no sway over one's social standing or career aspirations. Consider this: should the sting of rejection or the pain of divorce empower individuals to dictate the destinies of those who have moved on? Should a spurned suitor wield the power to punish the object of their affection simply for not reciprocating their feelings? Should religious institutions be permitted to publicly ostracize those who dare to hold dissenting opinions? The very notion challenges the fundamental right to self-determination and the freedom of thought. And let us not forget the families that, in misguided attempts at control, isolate their LGBTQ+ children, condemning them to a life of loneliness as punishment for defying parental expectations. This is not love; it is coercion, a stifling of the very essence of individuality. We are all entitled to our own opinion. This world, this strength, begins with us.
Imagine the sun-drenched beach, a symphony of crashing waves and joyful laughter. Now, picture it accessible to all. Instead of a vast, impassable expanse of sand, envision carefully constructed pathways, smooth and firm, leading directly from the boardwalk to the water's edge. These aren't just paths; they are bridges of opportunity, crafted to welcome wheelchairs and mobility scooters, allowing everyone to experience the invigorating touch of the ocean. Positioned thoughtfully, these pathways wouldn't detract from the beach's natural beauty but rather enhance it, a testament to inclusivity and thoughtful design. And nearby, nestled discreetly yet conveniently, stand portable restrooms specifically designed to accommodate the needs of disabled individuals. These havens of comfort offer the dignity and peace of mind necessary for a longer, more enjoyable stay. They transform a fleeting visit into a full-fledged beach day, allowing everyone to bask in the sun, feel the sand between their toes, and truly experience the restorative power of the sea. This is more than just accessibility; it's about creating a welcoming, enriching environment for every member of our community.
The Film I would like to critique today would be "Call Me By Your Name." This film is well done as a piece of cinema with the tremendous acting from the cast. Acting and filmmaking aspects aside the movie is a sad story of an inappropriate one sided love affair. When that Professor indicated he was trying to drop a hint to the Main character who is only 17 while he is clearly too old for the Main character to be with, that professor was a predator who knew he just wanted nothing more than an experience that is only deserving of a lover. These types of experiences should not become normalized for young Gay and bi men to experience and have it connected with true love. To me a good storyline would have been same age and eventually getting together and maybe call it call me by your last name or may I have your last name? For those that have a problem taking a man's last name when you are a man; Should a woman who takes a man's last name feel ashamed of taking that last name? and why?
Sinners was a brilliant original horror musical with great acting from the cast. Sinners should be available to own shortly if it isn't available at online stores now. Definitely worth purchasing to own especially if it helps them finish off the series with either prequels and future installments.
The call for a truly global peace echoes, demanding a revitalized United Nations and International Criminal Court. This vision hinges on a significant expansion: a bolstering of staff, dedicated medical personnel, unwavering peace officers, and resolute peacekeepers – all fortified with adequate, year-round compensation, transforming their commitment from part-time service to full-time dedication. Crucially, this evolution necessitates a shift in leadership and peacekeeping forces. The inclusion of more women as peacekeepers and Heads of Mission is paramount. Their proven ability to de-escalate volatile situations, to navigate the complexities of conflict with a unique empathy and understanding, promises more peaceful resolutions. Beyond mere numbers, the focus sharpens on unwavering commitment. The United Nations must cultivate a force of peace officers and peacekeepers who are fully dedicated to its mission, year after year. To hold accountable those who transgress international law, a unified Peace Force, single-mindedly devoted to global peace, must be forged. This is about the very evolution of society, about recognizing the inherent rights of every individual, regardless of nationality or political alignment. Human rights must be respected, protected, and defended across the globe. For within a peaceful society, intelligence flourishes, art blossoms, friendships deepen and endure, and lives are lived longer, richer, and with immeasurable happiness. The path to a better world is paved with peace, and it's time to build it with unwavering resolve.
The specter of a nuclear explosion casts a long, dark shadow, one that stretches across decades and continents. It is not merely a fleeting cataclysm, but a lingering poison, a radioactive wound that festers for generations. The invisible particles, whispers of strontium-90 and cesium-137 with their haunting half-lives, become embedded in the soil, the water, the very air we breathe. They are silent assassins, disrupting DNA, and leaving a legacy of birth defects and stillborn futures. Imagine the fallout from a bomb detonated in India, the invisible rain carrying death across borders, its insidious touch warping the very essence of life for years to come. This is not a localized tragedy, but a global contamination. Every nation, every ecosystem, is interconnected, and the poisoning of one impacts the health of all. Our shared atmosphere, the very breath of our planet, carries the contamination, a grim reminder of our collective vulnerability. The time has come to hold those who wield such devastating power accountable. The International Criminal Court must evolve, becoming a true guardian of humanity. It must empower citizens to seek justice, to launch class-action suits against those who unleash nuclear fire. The perpetrators, from the one who gives the command to the ones who trigger the blast, must be held personally responsible for every life lost, every ecosystem ravaged. They must be stripped of their impunity and forced to bear the immense financial burden of the environmental devastation they unleash. We can no longer afford to treat war as a legal loophole for mass murder. The ICC must become a true court of justice and stop allowing political agendas to disrupt the judicial process. We cannot allow these weapons to go unchecked.
The drums of war, a relentless and deafening beat, reverberate far beyond the battlefield, leaving an indelible and devastating scar upon our shared world. The fiery breath of bombs and the serpentine trails of missiles, each a deliberate act of destruction, choke the atmosphere, turning the very air we breathe into a toxic shroud. Each explosion unleashes a silent cascade of chemical fallout, insidious particles carried on the winds, traversing borders, and ultimately, poisoning our oceans. The unseen consequence, the tragic toll on nascent life, demands our unwavering attention. A chilling increase in birth defects and stillborn infants, a direct consequence of this poisoned world, should be meticulously documented and tragically displayed, a stark reminder of the true cost of conflict. The weapons that inflict such irreparable damage upon our environment and our future generations must be outlawed, their use condemned. Russia and Ukraine, embroiled in this tragic conflict, must be held accountable, levied with a just fine for every innocent life marred by the lingering effects of their destructive war. The cost of war is not just measured in lives lost on the battlefield, but in the future stolen from the unborn, and the enduring damage inflicted upon our planet.
Parents who have children with certain birth defects or faced the pain of having still borns should investigate whether any wars were going on at the time of birth. The types of missiles and bombs used should be investigated and the chemicals contained in each should be recorded.
The Columbia K-1 project found that “Though exposure to radiation can cause acute, near-immediate effect by killing cells and directly damaging tissue, radiation can also have effects that happen on longer scale, such as cancer, by causing mutations in the DNA of living cells. Mutations can occur spontaneously, but a mutagen like radiation increases the likelihood of a mutation taking place. In theory, ionizing radiation can deposit molecular-bond-breaking energy, which can damage DNA, thus altering genes. In response, a cell will either repair the gene, die, or retain the mutation. In order for a mutation to cause cancer, it is believed that a series of mutations must accumulate in a given cell and its progeny. For this reason, it may be many years after exposure before an increase in the incident rate of cancer due to radiation becomes evident.” The survivors and soldiers on the ground floor will be at the highest risk of having the mutations and passing them on in their DNA and the children of the survivors from the nearest to the explosion to the furthest must again be researched to test for Mutations in the DNA of their family line. There would have been a specific wind pattern at that time and the countries nearest the explosion sites must research for the mutations in the DNA. This will not only be from Bombs used in wars but even those used in testing and sometimes in even creating these weapons. Realistically numerous medical ailments in citizens across the globe would and will have either be a direct initiating factor or correlating factor that weakens patient by weaking the immune system. When too many bombs and pollution are going on there will be more birth defects, stillborn and sudden infant death syndromes. From the initial use of chemical weapon’s from their inception until now we must conduct a medical review as these weapons have always been fired into Our Global environment and have always had a global effect. We have had a rise in birth defects and I am certain that the use of these weapons are a correlating factor. The Use of Nuclear submarines must be evaluated because if they explode in the Ocean how much of the Sea life and resulting Earth ecosystem will be affected by just one Nuclear Submarine being destroyed in the Ocean. What Happens in One area of the Ocean also has a trickle down affect to other parts of the Ocean and sea life.
When the next Global Pandemic occurs we should also check the state of the environment specifically the atmosphere at the time
The pursuit of universal human rights remains a relentless, uphill battle. We must strive for a world where fundamental dignities are enshrined in every nation, guaranteed to each individual regardless of popular opinion. Core, inviolable rights must stand impervious to the shifting tides of majority rule. Imagine a society where the mere force of numbers sanctions rape, or murder – such a dystopian vision highlights the critical importance of inalienable rights that transcend the capricious whims of popular sentiment. The historical record, tragically, is marred by far more human rights abuses than we even know. Power, wielded irresponsibly, has consistently trampled upon the rights of the marginalized. Leaders, intoxicated by authority, have dictated personal choices like marriage, while complicit populations feign helplessness, granting tacit approval to these oppressive systems. This insidious network extends even to the family unit, where parents, ironically having fought for their own autonomy, seek to control their children's lives in ways they once resisted. The siren song of power has always lured individuals to compromise their principles, even to the point of aligning with misguided forces, demonstrating the urgent need to protect fundamental rights from the insatiable hunger of unchecked authority. The very fabric of a just society hinges on our unwavering commitment to these principles.
The dream of a truly equitable world hinges on a fundamental shift: the equalization of currency across continents. Until the dollar in Africa carries the same weight as the dollar in Europe or America, the measurement of human worth becomes distorted, obscured by unequal exchange. A genuine World Banking institution would thrive on this parity, enabling true global economic justice. Imagine Africa, a continent overflowing with untapped natural resources. Regardless of political instability or perceived mismanagement, the inherent value of its resources should guarantee its dollar stands shoulder-to-shoulder with any other. This is about establishing a global baseline, a foundation of fairness akin to the NBA, where wealthier teams contribute to the stability of those struggling, fostering a level playing field. We inhabit a single globe, a delicate ecosystem. Just as a garden requires tending in every corner, each continent demands equitable investment and maintenance to preserve the health and longevity of our shared planet. Equalizing currency is not just about economics; it's about recognizing the inherent value and interconnectedness of every part of the world, and fostering a future where every continent can thrive.
For centuries, the sacred act of choosing a life partner has been tragically marred by the abuse of power and the crushing weight of societal expectations. From ancient scriptures to modern headlines, the human flaw of dominance has poisoned the well of true love. Imagine King David, a figure revered in history, yet stained by his calculated betrayal to claim another man's wife. Envision the horrifying "honor" killings in India, where families dictate lifelong unions under the threat of death, robbing individuals of their autonomy and dignity. Consider the plight of LGBTQ+ individuals worldwide, particularly in places like the Bahamas, forced into dehumanizing "rehabilitation" or ostracized for daring to love authentically. Across continents and cultures, the threads of coercion and control are woven into the fabric of marriage. Whether through arranged unions for political gain or the systematic denial of self-determination, the right to choose one's spouse has been consistently violated. But the time for change is now. The freedom to love, unfettered by fear and manipulation, is a fundamental human right that must be fiercely protected. By empowering individuals to make their own choices, we pave the way for a more compassionate and evolved society, built on the foundation of genuine connection and unwavering respect. The time to embrace this paradigm is now.
To truly elevate our athletes, we must sharpen their minds as well as their bodies from primary and high school. The elite transcend mere physical prowess; they possess an innate understanding of the game, a sixth sense born from deep knowledge. Imagine the athlete, like Kobe Bryant meticulously studying archival footage, absorbing the nuances of legendary players, dissecting their offensive and defensive strategies. This isn't just about physical conditioning; it's about crafting a thinking athlete. By incorporating a robust theoretical component to the high school curriculum, particularly in competitive sports, we empower our schools to cultivate a smarter, more strategic performance. Picture classrooms transformed into strategic war rooms, dissecting game film, debating tactics, and mastering the intricate rules. By analyzing past games, deconstructing successful game plans, and fostering critical discussions, we equip our athletes with the intellectual arsenal to dominate the field, court, or rink. They won't just be playing; they'll be strategizing, anticipating, and ultimately, conquering.
As we forge ahead with the evolution of our school curriculum, a pivotal opportunity emerges: tailoring coursework to ignite the passions and propel the ambitions of our students. Imagine a future where aspiring agricultural entrepreneurs, from their formative high school years, are immersed in the intricacies of farming, their minds cultivated alongside the very crops they'll one day nurture. The more profound their understanding, the greater their capacity to revolutionize Bahamian agriculture, enriching both our nation and themselves. Equally crucial is the need to safeguard and celebrate our nascent artistic talent. Across the globe, child stars have ascended to become world-renowned performers, their earning potential eclipsing even seasoned adults. If The Bahamas fails to nurture, respect, and shield the earning power of these gifted youngsters, we risk stifling our brightest potential and diminishing our future prosperity. We must actively champion and cultivate these young talents, ensuring they blossom into the high-earning luminaries they are destined to be. Our national success hinges on recognizing and investing in the extraordinary potential of all our students, both in the fields and on the stage.
Imagine a vibrant collection, a tapestry woven with the faces and stories of the Bahamas' brightest stars. Trading cards, not only of athletes or fictional heroes, but of our legends. Picture the proud visages of past politicians, their names synonymous with pivotal moments in our nation's history, gracing the front of these cards. Envision educators, artists, innovators – figures from every corner of Bahamian life who have shaped our identity and propelled us forward. Turn the card over, and a treasure trove of facts awaits. Concise, compelling narratives that bring these historical figures to life for children and adults alike. A perfect blend of collectability and education, sparking curiosity and fostering a deeper appreciation for our heritage. But it doesn't stop there. Imagine the pulsating rhythm of Junkanoo brought to life on a special trading card. Legends of the shack – the master artisans, the innovative designers, the community leaders who breathe fire and spirit into our cultural heartbeat. Each card a vibrant representation of their legacy, fostering pride and camaraderie amongst Junkanoo enthusiasts, offering a tangible connection to the heart and soul of Bahamian celebration. This is more than just trading cards; it's a portable museum, a celebration of Bahamian excellence, and a powerful tool for education and national pride.
Imagine a future where Bahamian youth emerge from their schooling not only with academic knowledge but also with the practical skills to navigate the roads with confidence and responsibility. Picture this: classrooms resonating with the hum of driving theory, meticulously taught and absorbed, laying a solid foundation for a lifetime of safe driving habits. Envision the excitement as students in grades 11 and 12, at the cusp of adulthood, eagerly take the wheel under the watchful guidance of qualified instructors, honing their skills behind the wheel. Consider the potential impact: a generation of drivers far more skilled and experienced than ever before, ready to tackle the roads with competence. Those destined to operate larger, more complex vehicles – the backbone of agriculture and construction – would gain early exposure, fostering proficiency and safety in these vital sectors. But this is more than just about driving skills; it's about empowerment and preparedness. Envision a scenario where a teacher's life hangs in the balance, and a student, armed with the ability to drive, swiftly transports them to urgent medical care. Picture a school bus overflowing with passengers, and a student with a car stepping forward to assist in a critical emergency. This is a vision of progress, a future where Bahamian schools become not just centers of learning, but also incubators of responsible citizenship, equipping students with skills that could one day save lives and contribute to a safer, more caring society. This is a call to action, a plea to embrace a sensible and compassionate approach to education, one that empowers our youth and strengthens our nation.
Imagine a world where the roar of motorcycle engines doesn't always carry a hint of trepidation, where skill eclipses recklessness on the open road. We envision a program, starting perhaps with the very officers who uphold the law from their two-wheeled perches, taking the wheel and helmet of change. Picture police motorcycle riders, not just enforcing, but exemplifying skillful and safe riding. These officers would pioneer a new system of motorbike driving lessons, mirroring the structured curriculum of car driving schools. But these aren't just practical drills; a robust theory component forms the bedrock of this new approach. Imagine delving into the physics of balance, the psychology of risk assessment, and the intricacies of motorcycle mechanics – knowledge that transforms a rider from a simple operator to a discerning pilot. And safety is paramount. Forget chaotic city streets; picture instructors renting designated, secure spaces – sprawling, asphalt canvases where aspiring riders can hone their skills without the inherent dangers of public roads. These meticulously chosen training grounds, factored into the course costs, prioritize controlled learning over the baptism by fire. This isn't just about riding; it's about mastery, respect for the machine, and a future where motorbikes and safety go hand in hand.
The heart of the Bahamian beats with a yearning for a flag that truly echoes its soul. A call rises, not to erase the ebony threads of heritage, but to weave in the whispers of a vibrant past and the promise of a luminous future. Visions dance of conch shells, pearlescent and swirling, adorning the fabric, emblems of the sea that cradles these islands. Seashells, each a unique masterpiece, would represent the diverse beauty found on every shore. Imagine clouds, painted in ethereal hues, drifting across the azure field, mirroring the boundless sky above. Perhaps even the celestial dance of stars, reflecting the unwavering spirit of a people looking ever forward. This isn't merely a cosmetic alteration; it's a recognition of the archipelago's very foundation – the Arawak legacy, a mixed-race tribe drawn to the embrace of these sun-kissed lands. It's a tribute to the unsung heroes, the grandmothers who fought for progress, their sacrifices woven into the very fiber of the nation. It's a plea for unity, a recognition of the 700 islands and cays that hold the potential to fuel a thriving economy, each one a vital piece of the puzzle. This vision embraces inclusivity, welcoming the Asian, Indian, and Spanish communities, integral parts of the Bahamian tapestry. It remembers the historical ties with Haiti, dreaming of a Caribbean strengthened by unity and mutual prosperity. This flag, redesigned, would not just be a symbol; it would be a living embodiment of the Bahamas' rich history, its diverse present, and its boundless aspirations for the future, a testament to a nation striving for a harmony that reflects the kaleidoscope of its people and its natural beauty.
The scaffolding of our modern world, the interwoven threads of government, business, and even faith, are fraying, threatening to unravel the very fabric of ideal human existence. We stand at a precipice, where the promised land of universal human rights seems to recede further with each passing day. Religious dogma, often wielded as a scepter of control and a reward system for the economically privileged, dictates policy and influences decisions far beyond its rightful domain as a mere opinion or theory about the divine. Every nation, every human-created faith, must be compelled to respect the fundamental rights with which every soul is born. The insidious tendrils of self-interest permeate every profession, each individual vying for dominance, justifying their claim to the highest salary, the greatest reward. In nations strangled by the stranglehold of a binary political system, the economy becomes a distorted reflection of power, a puppet show orchestrated by those who seek to maintain or expand their own influence, regardless of the true needs of the planet or its people. Those who claw their way to the top through bloodshed and manipulation dictate the rules of the game, leaving genuine progress to wither in their shadow. Even the hallowed halls of healing have been tainted. Hospitals, dental clinics, and psychology wards, institutions meant to provide solace and care, have become complicit in the propagation of self-serving narratives designed to inflate their bottom line. Psychologists, drawn to the spotlight like moths to a flame, have historically preyed upon artists, those beacons of creativity and cultural influence, using their fame as a platform to advance their own theories, regardless of the cost to the individual. These artists, whose creations often challenge the established order, become targets precisely because they possess a power that rivals those in positions of authority. The very structure of the system fosters this corruption. A doctor or dentist whose livelihood hinges on the fees paid by patients will inevitably be swayed by financial considerations, their decisions subtly, or not so subtly, influenced by the need to feed their family and secure their future. Furthermore, the insidious creep of religious bias can poison the well of care, dictating whether or how a patient is treated, based on the doctor's personal beliefs rather than the oath they swore to uphold. The system, as it stands, is not merely flawed; it is fundamentally dangerous, a treacherous landscape where the pursuit of profit and power overshadows the pursuit of a truly humane and equitable existence.
The specter of a single nation attempting to tax the world looms large, a prospect that demands careful consideration from every corner of the globe. We must remember the intricate web of multinational corporations, spun and anchored within our borders, that siphon vast sums of wealth back to their homeland. No other nation commands such a pervasive network of businesses operating on foreign soil, each a conduit channeling resources back to the source. Consider the ubiquity of fast-food empires, their golden arches and familiar logos adorning streets worldwide. They skillfully capture the lion's share of local appetites, diverting revenue streams and diminishing the earning potential of homegrown businesses. It's not just one brand, but a phalanx of four or five dominating the culinary landscape, stifling competition and preventing the flourishing of local alternatives. When this nation seeks to impose inequitable taxes upon us, we must respond with equal measure. Let us levy taxes on their corporate entities mirroring the burden they seek to place upon us, ensuring a fair and balanced playing field. Only then can we safeguard our economic sovereignty and prevent the further accumulation of wealth at the expense of others. For in this globalized world, fairness and reciprocity must be the guiding principles, not the unilateral pursuit of dominance.
The clock is ticking. Our planet, this vibrant blue sphere teeming with life, faces an unprecedented crisis. The need for a global commitment to recycling, from the sun-kissed shores of the Bahamas to every corner of the Earth, has never been more urgent. Consider the legacy we wish to leave. As a species driven to reproduce, do we not also desire a future where our descendants can thrive, not merely survive? To deplete our planet's precious resources is to cripple their potential, to gamble with the very future of reproduction itself. Imagine a world where the Earth, exhausted and barren, can no longer sustain life as we know it. If we fail to act, if we squander our resources with reckless abandon, what future are we condemning our children to inherit? What parent, having brought a new life into this world, would knowingly deprive that child of the opportunity to create life themselves? Is our greed so insatiable that we would hoard the Earth's bounty, leaving crumbs for future generations? The Earth, a generous provider, gifts us with the essentials for survival. Yet, we defile this gift through shortsightedness and avarice. We witness the shameful spectacle of farmers burning surplus food to inflate profits, a grotesque sin in a world where hunger plagues nations unable to cultivate their own sustenance. And food is not the only sacrifice on the altar of profit. Recycling, a seemingly simple act, holds the key to extending our species' lifespan. Instead of despoiling natural landscapes, we can construct artificial landmasses using recycled materials. Imagine transforming discarded wood, fallen leaves, and organic waste into fertile compost, creating the very foundation for these new lands. And what of the escalating CO2 emissions, the culprit behind our planet's fever? Instead of simply lamenting the problem, let us unleash our ingenuity to convert this waste into valuable resources. CO2 possesses a remarkable versatility, finding application as a refrigerant, a fire suppressant, and a vital component in food production. It can even be harnessed to create synthetic fuels, vital chemicals, and sustainable building materials. The possibilities are endless, waiting to be unlocked by our collective will. The time for complacency is over. The future demands a shift in perspective, a global embrace of recycling, and a commitment to a sustainable future. Let us choose to be stewards of this precious planet, ensuring a vibrant and bountiful future for generations to come.
The sun-drenched paradise of The Bahamas, a jewel of turquoise waters and vibrant culture, finds itself grappling with shadows that threaten to dim its brilliance. While the islands beckon with unparalleled beauty, a complex web of socio-economic challenges casts a long shadow. Addressing these issues is paramount to ensuring a brighter future for all Bahamians. First, there's the urgent need to confront the pervasive issue of high crime rates, a darkness that stains the image of paradise. Simultaneously, the education system requires a comprehensive overhaul. Imagine revitalized schools, their walls echoing with the sounds of engaged learning, fueled by passionate educators fairly compensated for their dedication. Picture a dynamic curriculum, tailored to ignite the spark of curiosity in every student, fostering a lifelong love of learning. Turning the tide on crime requires a multifaceted approach, starting with bolstering the police force. Higher salaries and advanced training will equip officers with the tools and ethical foundation necessary to serve and protect, weeding out corruption from within. Moreover, a conscious effort to bridge the chasm of inequality is essential. By creating a more equitable society, The Bahamas can dismantle the root causes of desperation and resentment. Security and deterrence must be significantly strengthened, sending a clear message that crime will not be tolerated. Beyond enforcement, the focus must shift towards prevention. Economic opportunity must flourish, with job training programs empowering individuals to pursue legitimate means of income, removing the lure of criminal activity. Neglected neighborhoods, blighted by disrepair, demand attention. Transforming these spaces into vibrant community hubs, fostering a sense of belonging and pride, can significantly reduce crime. Local non-profits, the lifeblood of these communities, require unwavering support to address the unique needs of their residents and promote positive change. Finally, a commitment to addressing the underlying issues that drive crime, such as mental health and substance abuse, is critical to reducing the strain on law enforcement and fostering a healthier, more resilient society. The Bahamas stands at a crossroads, poised to either succumb to these challenges or rise above them, forging a path towards a more prosperous, equitable, and secure future.
The turquoise waters of The Bahamas, so vital to its identity and economy, are also a mirror reflecting deeper challenges. While the warmth of its people and the beauty of its islands draw millions of tourists annually, this heavy reliance on tourism paints a picture of economic fragility. To truly thrive, The Bahamas must cultivate a vibrant tapestry of industries across all its isles, fostering a spirit of entrepreneurship that empowers Bahamians to own and shape their economic destinies. Though tourism will always be a jewel in the Bahamian crown, diversifying its business landscape is essential for sustained prosperity. Furthermore, The Bahamas exists in a delicate dance with the US economy, a relationship that, while beneficial, requires careful navigation. Maintaining a strong alliance is paramount, but equally crucial is forging friendships and partnerships with nations around the globe, building a network of support that transcends geographical limitations. The looming shadow of climate change casts a long shadow over this island nation. The rising tides and increasingly severe weather events are a constant threat to its very existence. Ignorance is no longer an option; a widespread awakening to the realities of climate change is vital. Bahamians must be empowered with knowledge, understanding the profound impact of environmental issues and how to prepare for a future shaped by changing weather patterns. Coupled with this must be a commitment to financial prudence, allocating resources wisely to protect the environment and mitigate the effects of climate change. Finally, the stark reality of income inequality demands urgent attention. A thriving society cannot exist when prosperity is concentrated in the hands of a few. The goal must be to uplift those at the lower end of the income scale, creating pathways to financial stability and opportunity. The dream is to see the middle class swell, offering a secure foundation for the nation. But prosperity isn't just about numbers; it's about enhancing the everyday lives of Bahamians, ensuring that every family, regardless of income, can experience a higher quality of life, filled with opportunity and well-being. Only then can The Bahamas truly flourish.
The Bahamian economy faces a trio of formidable challenges: persistent high unemployment, pervasive informality, and a destabilizing reliance on imports. The path forward demands a multi-pronged approach. First, a deep dive into the ranks of the unemployed is crucial. We must meticulously research the barriers that hold them back, identifying the root causes of their struggles and tailoring solutions that empower them to re-enter the workforce or forge their own entrepreneurial paths. Simultaneously, addressing the shadow economy requires a concerted effort. By boosting economic literacy within civil society and championing the virtues of honesty and transparency in all economic interactions, we can begin to formalize these hidden corners and unlock their potential contribution. Finally, breaking free from import dependence hinges on fostering a culture of Bahamian innovation and production. Our strategy must prioritize empowering Bahamians to create their own products, nurturing their entrepreneurial spirit, and aggressively pursuing opportunities to expand exports, thereby diversifying our economy and building a more resilient and self-sufficient future.
No leader should be able to force someone to go to war or punish people for draft dodging . The UN must force any Nation which is a part of its supporting body; to make this concession to remain as a member state. check this out. Now imagine this Happening In the Bahamas, Canada, and the United Kingdom. There are many different human beings who are against war or specific wars for their own personal reason(s). It is criminal to force someone into war and especially a war they have personal stances or religious beliefs that make them disagree with that war or war in general. If the United Nations keeps members on the security council that do this to innocent civilians then they aren't ever going to be able to accomplish any of its true goals which it claims it took over from the League of Nations to do. If the United Nations refuses to do this i suggest we do what the UN did to the League of Nations. The UN also allows member nations to violate and commit too many silent wars without any punishment. If you believe that this World must be this way you are insane and a part of the problem and a major contributing factor as to why we are stuck making little progress. When citizens are forced into war, the UN should send troops to rescue that soldier before they are killed or forced to kill when they did not want to. There are many unwilling soldiers and they need to be rescued so that these wars dont get to be extended because they forced the unwilling to do things they never wanted to do.
Disability improvements in the Bahamas, as I travel abroad I look at how easy it is for citizens with no car to move the disabled around with no car. The streets are prepared properly for these citizens in the first world countries and no matter their designation or status structure. In the Bahamas many disabled Bahamians or family or friends want to visit your store, restaurant, bar, and night club. Many people are not disabled but do have a friend that is or has a family member that is and their inclusion in the events decreases their stress levels and will increase their enjoyment. Creating pathways in our sidewalks are paramount for the poorest in our society that have disabled parents or children and still need to get them where they need to go. or to simply have a good day going outside just for the heck of it. The Bus systems in the Bahamas must now start purchasing busses that would accommodate senior and disabled citizens. Busses must start providing a phone number for their service to help with these family members planning their times to get to these busses. Oxygen tanks must be provided on these busses along with spaces for mobility scooters. You can build a double decker for tourist. You can build a luxury party bus. So why cant we build a bus that helps the disabled population which is growing. I am asking that we invest in adding a small portion of our taxes towards making this get accomplished as with our economy there is no excuse as to why we cant get it done. Many tourist want to travel that are disabled or are people with family members or friends with or have family members that want to travel to our country. Some of them want to use the air bnb and imagine if they can go to your neighborhood shop? You never know who will be your best customer.
We are beings that have evolved over time and with each generation the more the parent knows the better off the next generation. in Animals we see innate behaviors that transfer and this happens in humans and i believe with all aspects of focus which we involve ourselves in. When we are more intelligent in the future remember the educational advances that allowed for education to be better taught and easier to understand and faster to learn. remember your parents intelligence transfers but you can go beyond them if you focus. in sports us watching sports over time created in us knowledge of those sports. Comparing yourself to the first people to start something or participate will never add up you must start at the same level without any knowledge of the idea, game, or lesson to say you built something. everything we have created came from creating on the blue print of existence the computer mimics the brain and many other inventions were inspired by natural existence. Like Nas said in his song No Ideas Original. When you give too much credit to your generation humble yourself and start a new degree or game and see how great you are then. Too shut up the basketball players allow two seasons with old school rules and then check the stats.
With the increase of people using computers and laptops to write projects and create products and art I feel the need for increased societal penalties for theft as it is easier to steal and enter and view other people's work and art than ever before.
Entertainment has been apart of human society since Caveman days whether willingly or by force. There has always been an audio portion and visual portion to our forms of entertainment which can be traced back to Africa. While a song attacking Pedophiles is necessary to be popular, we must remember if the TV Gatta go the Radio has to go as well. Both are Poisoned because the evil in our society see its power. These performers in both professions have been abused from cave days by both sexes. Those that push music over TV forget the power of the music video in enhancing their songs enjoyment. Both extreme ideals are retarded as both Music, Storytelling, the News, the Stage, and Films are necessary. Some Movies inspire people to choose their career and become the Michael Jordan or GOAT of that profession. Sometimes it is Music that does this. Sometimes its either, a story or stage play as well. Writers must also remember they have fans that are blind some born or some by tragic circumstances and they need your entertainment to survive the hardships of the day. I want to implore more writers to create audiobook versions to help this cause. Marvel you have Daredevil who would champion their causes. Lets clean up the TV and Radio and save both.
In a democracy the voting public should be regularly educated on all the issues. when we say there are only two parties that should run a small Bahamian nation we are delusional. Limiting the choice to two candidates limits any nations chances of picking the best candidate. You get forced to even vote for people who coordinate and will never be able to control them as you have limited yourself. two parties versus one is not a giant evolutionary leap by no stretch of the imagination. Is there only black and white? What about Indian, Chinese, and Spanish? The two only mindset limits us and our true growth potential. Just like with one party there is a higher chance of corruption and favoritism, with two is there that much difference? Did you really create a gap? Realistically think about the level of corruption with just two. We need to realistically vote on sometimes people in parties and sometimes independent candidates. We have gotten lazy as voters and as humans as we like most things catered to us. We lack the hard work ethics of our ancestors and it will come back to bite us. should there only be 2 basketball teams in the entire Bahamas or two NBA teams to represent America? Should America be only two sports, NBA and NFL? What about soccer, hockey, and baseball?
Many higher ups will say I am insane for suggesting this one, but it is my honest opinion for certain circumstances the Government must accept responsibility for damages to cars from potholes as we do pay taxes to make sure our roads are safe to travel on. I feel making the government to have to pay for the damages that occur will force them to keep our roads in pristine condition.
I Believe there are certain non lethal weapons qualified citizens should be allowed to carry in case of self defense. These non lethal weapons should be concealed and any careless or reckless acts should result in either penalties, suspension, or a revoked license. I also feel the security officers at banks and businesses need to be better armed as we are leaving them and those businesses customers at too much risk. When we look at the average response time and the actual size of our police force you should understand the need for the ability of our citizens to preserve life especially the lives of law abiding citizens. These criminals are getting weapons on the streets that can be used in warfare and have been showing less mercy as history progresses. With the law abiding citizens ability to defend themselves criminals will think twice and even when they still act in more instances or at a higher percentage will the victim either escape or win the situation. Why would anyone want their citizens to be this vulnerable unless they are working with these criminal organizations to bully and intimidate citizens while raising their own salaries because of their increase in “societal value”?
I believe the Bahamas and all Beaches that humans use around the world should start to incorporate shark detectors at certain points along the beach or ensure lifeguards are given comfortable working stations and fair living wages to monitor and provide warnings to swimmers. Nvidia has developed an AI Shark detector,
a Shark detection system developed by UTS is being used by their industry partner Westpac Little Ripper to identify sharks, raise alarms and provide greater protection for swimmers and surfers.
In 2016 there were 26 recorded shark attacks in Australia, including two fatalities, leading to them using the shark detection system built by Australian drone company Westpac Little Ripper to improve detection and identification of sharks.
There are many other options for Shark detection systems. This cannot be used without the increase in lifeguards who would also be able to prevent or report rapes on beaches or any other violent incidents. They would also be first responders to other medical incidents and help save lives.
increasing the number of lifeguards in the population will also help the workforce and economy with more jobs, while they help improve the moral of the other workforces who have swimmers or are affected by incidents with sharks.
If we add this shark detection system, we would not erase all shark incidents, but we would minimize them and provide our swimmers with a small piece of mind that we care for their safety in our society. That small piece of mind would increase their enjoyment in the water and their attitudes throughout the day and night.
With the advance in technology, we have the ability to track animals. I feel we should put trackers on all pets for several important reasons. Pets get lost or stolen and this may help locate them faster. Pets break into other yards and impregnate other pets and leave that family with medical expenses and increased demand for food and daily care. Pets get lose and attack people, sometimes it is fatal. Pets kill other Pets. Pets ruin farms and gardens costing citizens vital crops, or flowers. Pets kill livestock. The veterinarians can expand their staff and have certain monitors that pet owners can pay a yearly or monthly fee to help handle the additional cost burdens.
I have an Idea that i think can save lives, as the ambulance staff sometimes is overwhelmed and sometimes there are incidents that occur that if the first responder where to take them to the hospital it would save their life, or if the injured person were already with family or friends, they would be able to use an emergency siren. The hospitals or pharmacies can be the providers of these special sirens. The use of the siren that can be attached to their car to indicate to the driving population that they are driving at that speed or need the way clear because they have a medical emergency. The hospitals possibly can have a set of staff that monitors the use and gives approval as some times moving the patient causes more harm than good.
The invention and implementation of the E-court system is a Heaven send for the whole world. I think it can be taken a step further and benefit society in several ways. The first way i feel it would benefit society is by decreasing traffic as citizens, lawyers, judges, witnesses and jury do not have to leave their homes or place of employment to travel to the courts. Secondly, With the Increase in the population and the resulting increase in the law system workers this would allow more of that workforce to work in a timely matter as space for these workers at the court houses becomes an issue. Another major benefit would be in keeping the most dangerous criminals, or those that have only been accused away from society while still addressing the matters relating to the law. With Criminals that have dangerous allies this protects the police force from having to place themselves in the direct line of fire and where they can better defend themselves as the court carries out the process. There are many more factors that will enhance the safety and functionality of our society once we implement them with in a logical and fair way.
Before i went to University in Canada i was a horrible pet owner but in my mind i decided i was a good and capable pet owner when i traveled to Canada and saw how the majority cared for their pets i felt ashamed. Our veterinarians must make sure that future generations of Bahamian pet owners are better trained and educated on not just the nutritional needs and grooming needs but the other day to day requirements that comes along with being a pet owner. These animals when trained properly can lead the blind home and to certain places, isn't that a miracle of united existence that we should preserve and ensure. The Police officers use dogs for many different important life saving jobs isn't that a miracle of united existence that we should preserve. With more responsible pet owners in the population wouldn't officers be able to produce smarter breeds in the future off of natural developmental evolution. Dogs defend homes and people. Dogs can literally go and get a news paper or other items with the proper training. For the elderly and people with disabilities these are vital abilities that we need to maintain and preserve. Birds can deliver messages, horses carry us on the daily. We must do a service to our planet and maker and preserve what was sent to help us. The owners that let their dogs get loose and impregnate other dogs owner should be fined with the medical expenses of those puppies for a required amount of time. the owners of pets should either be fined or forced to clean up after their Pets that are allowed to go in other people's garbage. The owners of Pets that get free and kill other dogs must face a penalty. Dogs need a certain amount of exercise and checks should be made to make sure that either the owner walks the dog the required amount of time per week or provides their dog with adequate yard space to exercise. If the owner cannot walk the dog themselves either due to disability or age then they should be forced to hire dog walkers. Owners of a specific amount of cattle or other farm animals should be required to pay an environmental tax or community service to help us deal with the excess CO2 or other gases that these animals produce.
The Government should charge us all taxes to support Our Environmental Scientist so that they can access each property sold and maintained in the Bahamas on a regular basis. these taxes would allow them to save and remove trees and bushes that may be vital to our ecosystem or environment. The better we take care of our planet the better the planet will be for future generations. the healthier the environment the healthier the citizens. Trees and plants are vital to help support our environment and ecosystem,and even as resources for medications, each home possibly may have certain key elements that should not be cut down and instead removed from the yard and placed in a safe location.
If you are ever smoking and don't want to get that high but like a smoke a healthier choice that does not give you cancer or weaken your immune system like cigarettes I will say will be hemp or other strains of carefully grown variations as an alternative is a perfect choice. I am also certain as with marijuana that these products would be safer around children and have less sudden infant death syndrome than from contact with cigarette and other cancerous or non-natural type of smoking products. We can use the birth rate of the rasta population as a verification as they intentionally smoke weed to avoid cigarettes. Various types of rolling products from leaf's to rizzlas' would need to be tested as well. The only thing in my opinion that limits the Rastafarian population growth is religious freedom, smoking choice and money. They had a group of Hispanic workers and tested how well they performed when smoking and working. Those workers worked so hard and well that they could not afford to pay them fairly and that was the reason that they decided against going forward with allowing their workers to smoke marijuana and work. The hemp teas are also a choice for those that don't want that to high feeling when consuming hemp products which i believe has food variations Aswell. I also believe healthier variations are necessary with the treats and making some with variations of protein or healthy meals or snacks would be far better to eat as diabetes must be kept in check. If you do a gunshot which is a mouth to mouth connection of blowing smoke into another's mouth it is best to make sure you don't inhale in any way as what you bring out of your lungs contains things that the other person should not inhale so take a pull that fills the mouth only and then apply gently. Remember nonsmoking or vaping adults require around thirty minutes of cardiovascular exercise at least three times a week for minimal healthy lifestyle and stronger immune system. When you smoke depending on your amount the increase in Cardiovascular exercise would help the body and lung's function and maintain better cardiovascular health. There is also less staining of the teeth with Marijuana and hemp products than other types of smoking products like Tabacco and various other smoking products.
In My opinion teaching businesses to be competitive is an oxymoronic lesson. Is each business owned by a fellow citizen in your society? they teach you to beat the competition like you are in a war with your fellow citizen. In the best societies people work together and only compete to better themselves not to erase the competition. If you erase that competition's business how will those families eat and survive and why would you want to destroy or take away their ability to contribute to your nation. Would you want them to not be able to feed their child or children? when we create an us versus them mentality we destroy others to succeed. Are you that greedy for success that you would make others starve to succeed? If you are religious would the Divine Creator want us to think and act in this way? If you are not religious, then can any peace-loving society survive with that mentality? A heavy factor in my opinion is that We have to stop being bitter when we don't get who we want to love and stop trying to punish people for choosing who they decide to love. Also we must stop punishing those that want to stay on their own. The competitive nature of trying to secure a spouse or mate must not contaminate us, and we must learn to live and let live.
Bahamians have to get out of this lazy and sick mindset where they purchase from America or any other country and sell to us for 4 times the price as they attempt to become Billionaires. Bahamians, please create your own products and stop complaining about Amazon and other businesses that save people money and stop the predators who actually create nothing but want it all as they think they are savvy business minded people. Your businesses are failing because you simply try to hit the home run on every product you sell. Items that can be sold for a dollar even in the Bahamas by certain sensible businesses will be sold for $3. How about y’all create products that can be sold on Amazon or the international market, that y’all give your local neighbors and customers the better price on.
China is extremely Generous and has provided us with a Stadium something no other nation has done while being closer to us and more financially connected to us. the new hospital is a blessing but only if it is placed in Freeport or another out island. putting another hospital on Nassau while the out islands suffer would be a retarded mistake that keeps the Bahamas in an idiotic stance of one island over every other island or reinforce that only one set of islanders are worthy of decent medical care.