just because you don’t know how to work for a living doesn’t mean everyone else must suffer your fate.

I know that BDA is politically in a nightmare situation due to racial injustices in the past and present and the unfair distribution of wealth, education and opportunity but forward looking policy making has to totally ignore racial aspects and purely focus on what is best for the county. OBA is trying its best in this respect. I wish a more common sense fraction of the PLP would split off to form a new party and a more credible opposition.

How did it represent a white minority?

In 2004 Diallo would have won by a bigger margin.

UBP never took this island into debt and your situation only got worse under the plp.

You bring up questions from 55 years ago but forget 1998- 2012 how convenient.

What the he!! are you talking about?

The current government is trying its very best with common sense policies to rescue the sinking ship. PLP is exclusively playing the race card (the only card they have) and don’t give a sh*t about where the country is going.

Guys, this is not about race, this is not about who has a few more voters, who wins the next election. This is about how to avoid a total disaster that the PLP has (almost) brought upon Bermuda.

Do you want folks that have contributed to BDA for many years and continue to sustain the current economy to stay here, invest their (sometimes very substantial) live savings here in Bermuda or do you want them (including me) to leave (we have and exercise options…). You may want to visit Haiti before you suggest expats should exodus Bermuda!…

My friend just gotta job with one of the big exempt companies and they will help pay for her to take more classes so she can move up the ladder.

And you are against it. That makes you anti Bermudian. Or too blind to see how it will solve this issue.

That is hilarious and sad all at the same time.

Enquiry minds want to know

So he was absolutely right whether you agree or not.

Go back to wherever you come from and F—off !!

4 people were brought in for purely humanitarian reasons the rest come here for work.

I’m not sure what your message is. Care to explain?

Secondly,whenever population management has been discussed in the past it has been about exporting slaves to the West Indies or through sterilization or implementing other birth control methods to the black population. Research in past newspapers will highlight these facts. So take a moment to understand the pot of water you have stepped into with this discussion Minister Fahy. Learn from the past so that your new policy is sensitive to the mistakes of colonial Bermuda.

Thirdly, let’s talk about the short, medium and long-term impacts (not just economically please). A policy that fails to address the concerns of the common Bermudian will always seem forced.

it’s not rocket science. if we have no expats, our finance and tech companies won’t get the talent they need to stay in business, so they leave. when they leave, all the Bermudians who used to be employed by these companies no longer have jobs.

conversely, if we allow expats to stay, we allow our finance and tech companies to stay and to grow, and to be successful. and all the Bermudians who have worked their asses off to get qualifications can have whatever job they want.

and again, the more expats are in Bermuda, the more money is spent on rent, on cars, on hospitality, on groceries, on construction and all the other services. and this means the better all the support companies will do, which in turn means they will be able to employ more Bermudians.

There are systems in place to deal with abuse of the system and we as responsible Bermudians have a duty to report abuse.

On balance expats make a positive contribution to the island a few bad apples should not be allowed to spoil the bunch. It is unfortunate but generally abuse of the system is facilitated by unscrupulous Bermudian business owners.

We want to know why in the 1960s and 1970s blacks from St kitts were not being allowed residence in this country.

We want to know why the immigration policiy in those days represented the intrest of the white minority.

Yes this was done years ago but this was one by the SAME PARTY! Dont let the red fool you these OBA folks are the same and represent the same interest of the UBP.

We also want to know why 85 percent of these people who are elidgeble for status are white and why when the numbers where more evenly situated by race did the OBA/UBA make policy than?

Why now after Andrew Simons got worked over by Diallo Rabain?

Doest this all seem fishy?

Answr those questions Fahy and Ill be fine with listening to your answers but until then the Black Bermudian will say “No No No”