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**Master_B** · 08-08-2010, 09:55 AM

yes we can read. but we can also learn a lot from quick observations.

for example did you know in the bahamas, most of its citizens have visited the US many times? i'm talking taxi drivers, waiters, everyone you run into as a tourist! and they prefer to stay in nassau because they like it.

also, in the bahamas, US immigration is actually physically in Nassau -- so once you board the plane you're on a domestic US flight! the only other country i ever saw this was ireland. that shows the level of immigration trust there is between the bahamas and the US..

by comparison flying from the DR to the US we get armed DHS agents waiting outside the door of the plane checking passports.

And all the bahamian people i saw looked pretty similar to haitians, there was just a lot less of them (300k vs ~10M)

08-08-2010, 09:55 AM	#7
Master_B Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 428 Senior Member	yes we can read. but we can also learn a lot from quick observations. for example did you know in the bahamas, most of its citizens have visited the US many times? i'm talking taxi drivers, waiters, everyone you run into as a tourist! and they prefer to stay in nassau because they like it. also, in the bahamas, US immigration is actually physically in Nassau -- so once you board the plane you're on a domestic US flight! the only other country i ever saw this was ireland. that shows the level of immigration trust there is between the bahamas and the US.. by comparison flying from the DR to the US we get armed DHS agents waiting outside the door of the plane checking passports. And all the bahamian people i saw looked pretty similar to haitians, there was just a lot less of them (300k vs ~10M)
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