EDITOR, The Tribune.
In a letter published in your column on the 26th October, a Mr Felix Sands laments that the Free National Movement “(chose) the wrong side on the price control issue”.
While I wholeheartedly agree with the author’s sentiments, I am left to wonder how long he has been observing events in this country.
Had he been at it for long, then he would have noted that the Free National Movement has also been on the wrong side of Independence, Bahamianisation, National Insurance, The Royal Bahamas Defence Force, Pindling’s proposed National Youth Service and Christie’s proposed National Health Insurance for Bahamians.
With a record like that, I would expect a perceptive writer like Mr Sands to reserve his surprise for that unlikely day when the Free National Movement finds itself on the right side of something.
ANDREW ALLEN
Nassau,
October 26, 2022.
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