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**ardsdelinq** · 09-02-2010, 06:52 AM

The Bahamas doesn't associate with the U.S outside of tourism. While Belize has very close ties with Central America.

But the Bahamas still has many cultural ties to the English speaking Caribbean. Unlike Belize. Which even has a mestizo ethnic group, unlike any other West Indian or Caribbean nation. Not even in the Guyanas have that. I would say Bermuda even has more English speaking caribbean ties than Belize. Only the English creole language and some Garfuinas (a minority group) traditions even qualifies Belize as West Indian/Caribbean.

I believe the accuracy of the study too. As well as those before or after it. But when you look at Caribbean organizations the Bahamas are members of more than just one. Belizean are never classed as caribbean by hardly anyone,despite being the head of Caricom. Which goes to show.
And since you wanted to turn this into a hey look Belize is way more diversity than Barbados and Bahamas. I will address you as accurate as possible.

Well first off large up 2 di Bajan dem. Noh try align yuself wid dem like you know Bajan pipple. Di Bahamas deh furda from Bim dan Belize. So give up.

Your'e a hot mess, and kind of what I thought Bahamians were, but could not verify it. You even sound like an individual that comes from a homogenous society. You seem to have no knowledge of "Latinos". You're quarry is about how Black a country is.. Admit it

Are the Guianas and Trinidad too diverse for you??? What about Trinidad with Coco Panyols? Are the Guianas eliminated for also not being in the Caribbean belt, having Javanese, Hindustanis etc......?????

So because we have Belizeanized Mestizos we're disqualified???

Who are you the "West Indian Gatekeeper" that reside OUTSIDE the the actual Caribbean belt????

Like I said B.E.L.I.Z.E. picks no sides because we can't help but be both.

P.S. The Garinagu (Garifunas) are the truest Caribbeans anyways

, and they predate most of all the former English speaking colonies, who are small and seem to dell on this fallacious "West indian"

thing, do your research.

09-02-2010, 06:52 AM	#36
ardsdelinq Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 392 Senior Member	The Bahamas doesn't associate with the U.S outside of tourism. While Belize has very close ties with Central America. But the Bahamas still has many cultural ties to the English speaking Caribbean. Unlike Belize. Which even has a mestizo ethnic group, unlike any other West Indian or Caribbean nation. Not even in the Guyanas have that. I would say Bermuda even has more English speaking caribbean ties than Belize. Only the English creole language and some Garfuinas (a minority group) traditions even qualifies Belize as West Indian/Caribbean. I believe the accuracy of the study too. As well as those before or after it. But when you look at Caribbean organizations the Bahamas are members of more than just one. Belizean are never classed as caribbean by hardly anyone,despite being the head of Caricom. Which goes to show. And since you wanted to turn this into a hey look Belize is way more diversity than Barbados and Bahamas. I will address you as accurate as possible. Well first off large up 2 di Bajan dem. Noh try align yuself wid dem like you know Bajan pipple. Di Bahamas deh furda from Bim dan Belize. So give up. Your'e a hot mess, and kind of what I thought Bahamians were, but could not verify it. You even sound like an individual that comes from a homogenous society. You seem to have no knowledge of "Latinos". You're quarry is about how Black a country is.. Admit it Are the Guianas and Trinidad too diverse for you??? What about Trinidad with Coco Panyols? Are the Guianas eliminated for also not being in the Caribbean belt, having Javanese, Hindustanis etc......????? So because we have Belizeanized Mestizos we're disqualified??? Who are you the "West Indian Gatekeeper" that reside OUTSIDE the the actual Caribbean belt???? Like I said B.E.L.I.Z.E. picks no sides because we can't help but be both. P.S. The Garinagu (Garifunas) are the truest Caribbeans anyways , and they predate most of all the former English speaking colonies, who are small and seem to dell on this fallacious "West indian" thing, do your research.
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