Monthly Archives: August 2016

Playing Politics Can Be Fun until It Unleashes Hell

Most politicians and their followers are not cynical enough about politics. They hate the players but not the game. Unlike me, they are cynical sentimentalists, i.e. they idealize politics yet are cynical towards any suggestion human beings should be set … Continue reading

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A Would-Be Leader Cannot Be Starfish And Fowl At The Same Time

by Adrian Gibson If the Free National Movement (FNM) is to survive this next round of warfare between Long Island MP Loretta Butler-Turner, her flatterers and those who prop her up, the party must now decide to give her an … Continue reading

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Jerome Fitzgerald Breached Constitutional Rights of Save The Bays

Fined $150,000 for his "actions in acquiring, disclosing and releasing the group's internal emails were not legally justified and therefore he cannot be protected by parliamentary privilege." Mr. Fitzgerald's behaviour (lack of decorum in Parliament) is nothing new, it's just … Continue reading

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Sterilisation

Mr. Editor WeblogBahamas, I am a black Bahamian woman and I, with a large number of my sister Bahamians, can and will agree that Mr. Richard Lightbourn is quite correct, his presentation may not have been the best, but his … Continue reading

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Is globalisation pitiless?

Dr. Boudreaux responds on Globalization. Posted here with his kind permission/ Visit his blog Cafe Hayek, here… ______________________________________ Is globalisation pitiless? 31 July 2016 Editor, Washington Post Editor: Kathleen Parker rightly criticizes Republicans for becoming a party of angry, fear-lathered … Continue reading

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Might have to spoil my ballot

Dear Editor WeblogBahamas, I tried to watch that farce called the FNM Convention? I began to watch Dr. Minnis’ presentation, but when they started with the musical interruptions again, I turned off in disgust and embarrassment, I understand later he … Continue reading

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Happy Emancipation Day Bahamas!

As we celebrate Emancipation Day in observance of the abolition of slaves of African descent with a public holiday, let's take a moment in our revelry to remember that slavery still exists today in many forms. Find out more from … Continue reading

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