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"Up to 90 percent of buildings in the most damaged areas were destroyed. Across the Abaco and Grand Bahama islands a reported 70,000 people have been made homeless and in need of food and water. CNN reports that there is no power or running water on the islands. Access to uncontaminated water is of urgent concern. A resident of Abaco named Matthew Taylor told the Nassau Guardian on Saturday, “It’s unlivable. After the water is gone, what do you do? You know, you have bodies contaminating the water and stuff like that, so the water is undrinkable. That’s where the panic is now.”
Well, I guess when he found out that Bahamians were not lily-white, he figured, hey, if it works with brown people south of the border, it'll work for the dark-colored ones devasted by a hurricane.
The man has no heart, no empathy, and is a flaming racist.
Among the many reasons I have no respect for Trump. On a good note, at least we know for sure what he is. And we can vote him out of office in the following term.
Bahama is right next to Florida. You're darn right, I would have no problem taking in a Bahamian family when I'm down there.
Well...kudos to you.
But why wait until you get down there? Fly down there now and open up your condo ASAP to a Bahamian family. Also, you can invite a Bahamian family to live in your Canadian home. There's nothing stopping you from doing that.
You are right. Background checks for all applications, then consider the best candidates. Better yet, have their founding nations in GB and Europe take care of this. We dont need any more destitute here. Tough love.
Not much love in your statement. You Christian by any chance?
Is there no food, shelter or doctors available in the Bahamas?
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"Up to 90 percent of buildings in the most damaged areas were destroyed. Across the Abaco and Grand Bahama islands a reported 70,000 people have been made homeless and in need of food and water. CNN reports that there is no power or running water on the islands. Access to uncontaminated water is of urgent concern. A resident of Abaco named Matthew Taylor told the Nassau Guardian on Saturday, “It’s unlivable. After the water is gone, what do you do? You know, you have bodies contaminating the water and stuff like that, so the water is undrinkable. That’s where the panic is now.”
There are over 30 big islands, 700 tiny islands and many islets in the Bahamas. The vast majority were not affected. The other poster is correct and you are either intentionally lying or misinformed.
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Not much love in your statement. You Christian by any chance?
Stop with the personal attacks. What have YOU done for the people of the Bahamas?
There are over 30 big islands, 700 tiny islands and many islets in the Bahamas. The vast majority were not affected. The other poster is correct and you are either intentionally lying or misinformed.
Stop with the personal attacks. What have YOU done for the people of the Bahamas?
He claims that once he goes to his snowbird condo in FL, he is going to invite a Bahamian family to live with him. I say why doesn't he fly down there right now and open up his condo for a Bahamian family? Why wait until winter? Heck, he can even invite a family to live in his Canadian home and tell them to come ASAP.
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