Bahama Drama

I support Donald J. Trump, so should you, America. SHARE THIS POST AS I DID!

Why Support President Trump and Embrace the Power of Prayer?

As we approach a pivotal election, we’re reminded of the leadership, resolve, and vision that Donald J. Trump has brought to our nation. Voting for President Trump means supporting a leader who believes in strong borders, a vibrant economy, and the empowerment of everyday Americans. He stands firm on principles of freedom and respects the voices of those who want to see America thrive.

Alongside this belief, I came across 777 Prayers for President Donald J. Trump, a book that left a powerful impression on me. It’s more than a collection of prayers; it’s a testament of support, a shield of faith, and a call for strength, wisdom, and protection. Many of the prayers are written specifically for his protection and the well-being of his family, recognizing the importance of surrounding our leaders with both spiritual and practical support.

Each of the 777 unique prayers was crafted to uplift President Trump, covering everything from his decision-making to the challenges he faces daily. By getting a copy, you’ll join thousands of others in this movement of faith and unity, standing behind a leader who continues to fight for our country.

Stand for leadership. Stand for prayer. Get your copy of 777 Prayers for President Donald J. Trump on Amazon today, follow the blue 💙 Amazon link below, and let’s make history together!

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Vice president Kamala Harris is so damn phoney it’s almost unreal to watch her perform, pretending to be African American for black voters.

Please don’t ever come back to the Bahamas, you’re not welcome here.

We love Trump… 😁

Police officer brake leg trying to run after suspect.

Pt. 1

How it all begins!

Police officer brake leg trying to run after suspect.

Pt. 2

Lost Turtle found by the back door to the Ministry of Education today after hours. A good Samaritan found it and is asking who it belongs to.

The person’s that found it said that it was getting eaten up by lots of hungry red ants, they said that they had to wash the poor thing off with plenty of water to get the red ants off of the turtle, but it’s doing well now.

Nobody seems to know where the turtle came from, nor what kind of turtle it is, and others were even asking was it poisonous as they picked up big rocks to kill it and had to be stopped.

Please share so that we can find the owner of this poisonous turtle and get it back home.

Daily I’m guided by I & I.

Nobody is my friend, or family…

Response to JoBeth Coleby-Davis’ Attempt to Silence Free Speech

The letter issued by Hon. JoBeth Coleby-Davis, Minister of Energy and Transport, serves as a glaring example of how politicians can misuse legal avenues to suppress criticism and silence the opinions of private citizens. By filing a complaint of criminal libel against Ms. Brittany Harris for statements made on her Facebook page, the Minister is setting a dangerous precedent.

Free speech is a fundamental right in any democracy, allowing citizens to critique and question their leaders. Political figures, by the very nature of their public roles, are subject to scrutiny. When a politician, like Coleby-Davis, responds to criticism with criminal charges, it suggests an intent to stifle dissent and protect personal reputation at the expense of public discourse.

This type of legal action, especially in response to social media posts, is reminiscent of tactics used in authoritarian regimes, where the threat of legal repercussions is employed to silence opposition. If this becomes the norm, ordinary citizens will be fearful of expressing their views, unsure of whether sharing their opinions will lead to legal consequences. Such a climate of fear would erode the foundation of democracy in the Bahamas.

It is vital for Bahamians to recognize the far-reaching implications of such actions. While defamation laws exist to protect individuals from harm, they should not be weaponized by politicians to silence critics. Public figures must be prepared to face both praise and criticism without resorting to authoritarian measures.

This case highlights the need for vigilance in protecting civil liberties. We cannot allow our political leaders to create an environment where expressing an opinion becomes a criminal act. The people of the Bahamas must stand together to defend their right to free speech, ensuring that the law serves justice, not political interests.

Politicians like this are a disservice to democracy and to freedom of speech, thereby making them a extremely dangerous choice for reelection in the Bahamas.

Randall Kenn