Daily Archives: January 14, 2010
Haiti destroyed, Airport closed to rescue flights, seaport unusable – How many new Haitian Immigrants is Barbados willing to take?
Anarchy as machete-wielding gangs fight to establish turf, loot. Obama pledges US$100 million “to start” US Special Forces Teams seize and secure airport Two days after the earthquake, current aerial photographs of Haiti show a country a place so utterly … Continue reading →
Filed under Barbados, Culture & Race Issues, Disaster
Tagged as Barbados, Haiti, Haiti disaster, Haiti earthquake
Barbados Government takes new steps to destroy foreigner’s US$35 million eco-tourism investment on South Coast – Part 1 in a series
Constructive Expropriation happening as Bajan political & business elites look to grab Canadian’s investment and prime land As a successful business person, Canadian Peter Allard always tries to give something back to the world. Whether it is funding medical research … Continue reading →
Barbados coastal fishing: Big fun, big fish at a small price
Barbados open boat fishing is the best of all! Folks, there is nothing like fishing in Barbados – sharing good times with friends, washing down some sandwiches with a few Banks beer and hauling in some yellow fin tuna or … Continue reading →
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