Mitchell’s views on activists
The comments of Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Fred Mitchell have become so unhinged and extremist of late that it is difficult not to find the spectacle amusing.
Honour Glen Pratt
It hurt my heart deeply when I saw a number of persons named, with their photos and the Sports in which they excelled being honoured and unveiled at The Sports Centre a few days ago.
Is it really all about sovereignty?
Kindly allow me to make a few comments in your valued paper on what I term the “Baha Mar Fiasco.”
Unemployment figures
I hope the Minister of Labour is not breaking out too much champagne, based on the recent unemployment figures, as the position is already reversed, with children leaving school – and do you classify the Baha Mar employees as unemployed?
Respect is earned
What is all this mumbo-jumbo about respecting the Office of the Prime Minister?
VAT on charity purchases
VAT. The Salvation Army Thrift shop has been adding VAT to every purchase made at their shop, including clothing, books and other useful items.
Steps to tackle crime
There have been nearly 400 murders in the past 40 months, which have coincided with the current tenure of the Christie administration.
What strange bedfellows we have
As we struggle with our own strain of the Chinese Pox . . .
Did I hit a nerve?
The Merrian-Webster dictionary defines a clown as “a performer (as in a circus) who entertains by playing tricks and wears comical clothes and makeup”.
Failing education
Why do we allow those in charge of education to make people feel comfortable with being below average? It is not OK.
Mitchell proves a laughing stock
Our Minister of Foreign Affairs, Immigration and Passports, has gravitated from the Tribune Editorial columns now to A Comic’s View. If he could only stick to what he is supposed to be doing and encourage his employees to do the same, this country would not be seen as the joke that it is.
Sir Albert helped build nation
Sir Albert Joel Miller KCMG exemplified the indomitable Bahamian spirit – one that took him from Long Island to Buckingham Palace and many accomplishments in between.
Happy birthday, Mr Christie
Happy 72nd birthday. You are energetic as ever, bouncing around The Bahamas and world at one hell of a pace. You still look good. You must, as it’s disconcerting to me when young, attractive women ask me who is the older of the two of us. If Bernie sees even half of that energy, you are a bigger hero in the eyes of your two younger brothers.
Minnis, a man with a plan
I, like most other Bahamians, am tired and frustrated with our inept PLP government.
Reasons for removing Gomez make no sense
Some very strange things have been said in all the talk surrounding the Baha Mar crisis but the strangest of all have come from the Prime Minister Perry Christie and Minister of State Damian Gomez as to the reason why he (Mr. Gomez) was removed as the Government’s lawyer in the court case.
