Author Archives: weblogbahamas

Does speed kill?

Posted on December 27, 2021 by weblogbahamas

Dear Mr. Editor, I regret to say I have watched Officer Crestanea Johnson, of the Bahamas Police Force, give her little speech on speeding once too often. Officer Johnson, speed in and of itself can neither cause accidents nor kill … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs by Guests, Current Affairs, Education, International, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

Merry Christmas

Posted on December 25, 2021 by weblogbahamas
Posted in Blogs by Rick Lowe, Current Affairs, International, Weblogs | Leave a comment

Safe Driving

Posted on December 24, 2021 by weblogbahamas

Dear Mr. Editor, A little more motoring stupidity. Ladies and Gentlemen, something to keep you occupied while waiting in a parking lot for your other half to return from the store. Check around the other cars parked and see just … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs by Guests, Current Affairs, International, Travel, Weblogs | Leave a comment

High(?) speed mail

Posted on December 5, 2021 by weblogbahamas

Dear Editor, This is just a short note to thank Her Majesty’s Bahamas Post Office for their diligence in delivering my first Christmas mail for …. 2020 … yes that date is correct. Today, Thursday, the 2nd. of December, 2021, … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs by Guests, Current Affairs, International, Politics/Government, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

Posted on December 4, 2021 by weblogbahamas

Dear Mr. Editor, I have been noticing, over the past couple of months, a new “motoring sport” – how many unlicensed, and, by definition, uninsured vehicles can we get on our roads? Every time I go for a drive – … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs by Guests, Current Affairs, International, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

Women United March Wednesday November 24, 2021 at 8:30 am

Posted on November 22, 2021 by weblogbahamas

Please join the Women United march and rally to stop the abuse of our women and children! Invite everyone and stand together against domestic violence and child abuse. Young Bella Walker and all the other children that have been taken … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs by Guests, Current Affairs, International, Politics/Government, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

Let Trade Topple Cuba’s Tyranny

Posted on November 13, 2021 by weblogbahamas

Biden should denounce Cuba’s communist tyranny while pushing for more free trade with Cubans. by Daniel Raisbeck at Reason.com In Cuba this past July, thousands of openly defiant citizens took to the streets, chanting they were “no longer afraid” of … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs by Guests, Current Affairs, International, Politics/Government, Weblogs | Leave a comment

History in Black and White

Posted on October 31, 2021 by weblogbahamas

"With the volume Red, White, and Black: Rescuing American History from Revisionists and Race Hustlers, the incomparable academic, community leader, and social entrepreneur Dr. Robert Woodson announces the founding of his latest initiative, “1776 Unites.” Woodson describes this initiative as … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs by Rick Lowe, Books, Current Affairs, Education, International, Politics/Government, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

Roger Scruton’s Humane Confessions & The Limits of Equity

Posted on October 30, 2021 by weblogbahamas

The October 14, 2021 Law & Liberty e-newsletter was packed with great reading, starting with an essay about Justice Clarence Thomas and ending with a book review about Wokeism. Stuck in the middle were two informative pieces. One was about … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs by Guests, Current Affairs, Politics/Government, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment

John Woolman: The Conscientious Quaker Who Paved the Way for the Abolitionist Movement

Posted on October 23, 2021 by weblogbahamas

Image Credit: Public Domain (via Wiki Commons) Abolitionist Quaker John Woolman changed the way people saw slavery. Today marks the 300th anniversary of his birth. Today—October 19, 2020—marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of John Woolman, a humanitarian who … Continue reading →

Posted in Blogs by Guests, Current Affairs, Education, International, Politics/Government, Society, Weblogs | Leave a comment