Not a happy family
Re: Minnis: Keep It In The Family. The Tribune, January 27, 2016
Cease and desist
I am an FNM. I feel Loretta Butler-Turner and her band of Merry Men need to cease and desist with their foolish distractions.
Receivers are all that matter
“IZMIRLIAN seeks Baha Mar talks” by Ms Khrisna Virgil seems to miss that there is a court appointed receiver totally, 100 per cent in charge of Baha Mar.
A frightening prospect
Does China’s “gift” of military equipment and weaponry tie in with Prime Minister Christie’s warning that new crime strategies may impact freedom of movement?
Judges and the public interest
I welcome Justice Anita Allen’s response to those of us in the wider public and press who have grown increasingly impatient with perceived failures of the court, which we view as a significant causative factor in the crime wave we are witnessing.
A blind eye to our changing nation
Is the old Palm Hotel West Bay Street a Holiday Inn or a Courtyard Hotel?
Taking a liberty
I read with interest this morning’s Tribune article detailing the gift of military hardware from The People’s Republic of China to our government and the RBDF.
Intolerable situation
The appointment of Lanisha Rolle to the Senate on the advice of Opposition Leader Dr Hubert Minnis was at the outset a huge political blunder. Subsequent events may prove that it may have been the biggest blunder by a political leader in recent times and the self-designed improvised explosive device that will blow up the leadership aspirations of Hubert Minnis.
Gibson and greed
Does anyone else think its ironic for Minister Gibson to call anyone greedy? Does anyone else worry when Fred Mitchell decides to ignore judicial decisions?
Focus on issues
I just did a poll in my office with 25 young voters. 72 per cent of them never even heard of Senator Lanisha Rolle.
51st State
To the response to the federal agents coming into The Bahamas.
Act for country, not promises
The leader of Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition, Dr Hubert Minnis, has called himself a man of his convictions. The trouble for him is that 15 months before the next general election nine out of 10 Bahamians can’t identify one issue around which he has shown conviction in the three and a half years that he has been in the job. The leader of Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition, Dr Hubert Minnis, has called himself a man of his convictions. The trouble for him is that 15 months before the next general election nine out of 10 Bahamians can’t identify one issue around which he has shown conviction in the three and a half years that he has been in the job.
Right to an opinion
I would like to suggest to Prime Minister Perry Christie that if anyone in his Government is going to speak to the press, presumably on his behalf, that they be required to attend a Dale Carnegie course so that they can learn to speak to and of people with kindness and respect.
French lesson
I have two phrases which I suggest students learning French should look up.
PM blasting through traffic
Has the Prime Minister totally lost all sense of humility and respect for the public?
