I agree with you Pastor; Fred's comments were unnecessary and short sighted. Fred's temper surely got the best of him and I hope that he can control himself going forward. Fred should also apologize, which I sure his mind is telling him to do, but his ego will not allow. If he can no longer control his temper, then he needs to vacate his office.

Pastor Moss the bible says, that the tongue the smallest member of the body can cause a whole lot of trouble. One may have the right to speak. but is always important what one let come out of their mouth. . I do not agree with what Mr Mitchell said. But Mr: Sarkis is also wrong , but you seem to think he has the right to say what ever he wants. What about when Butler Turner told off Mr: Ruffin. Did you rebuke her? But I am thanking God Who is a JUST Judge. who even earthly pastors will have to give an account of their actions to

Yes, I always remember Martin Niemoller's famous words. "Then they came for me-and there was no one left to speak for me". I already believe the PLP/Minister Mitchell are fans of Nazi Germany's way of doing things, and Mitchell's words enforce that belief even more.They are all power hungry and believe you must believe what they believe. Would not be the least bit surprised if next they do start to take away passports of Bahamians who dare to question them.

Re-post: Fred Mitchell's head has never been screwed on straight and he has always been most uncomfortable in his own skin. Fred's efforts to re-write history to his liking are well known to all who know him for what he really is: An imbecilic pseudo-intellect! Lest we forget, Fred Mitchell in the late 1980s, while head of his newly formed political party, "The People’s Democratic Force", burned a copy of the Bahamas Constitution. According to The Tribune reporting of this event, "The bold protest was held at Mr Mitchell’s favourite watering hole for launching his protests — the fig tree in front of the Supreme Court building in Parliament Square. About 100 curiosity seekers gathered to watch the spectacle." The Tribune article went on to quote the following declaration by Mr. Mitchell at the time he burned The Bahamas Constitution: "So this afternoon, we send a message to the man most directly responsible for this state in our country, Sir Lynden Pindling, because as Prime Minister he is responsible for appointing the Chief Justice. We burn this constitution to light a fire for freedom. We will present to the Prime Minister the ashes of this constitution, as a reminder of how our country is being destroyed.” Fred would have us all believe that foreigners previously welcomed and living in our country for many years have no rights under The Bahamas Constitution. Christie should never have appointed this perpetually angry tootie-fruity tart to the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs. There has never been, and likely never will be, an individual more ill-suited for that position than Freddy Boy!

I agree and kudos to the pastor for speaking out. Its a real shame how these politicians have become so corrupt and destroying the country as we once knew it. These politicians no longer care about the Bahamas and its people, it seems they are only in position to line their pockets and make an grand exodus from a country that is falling apart and will fall apart even further as relations between the United States and Cuba grow. i think these politicians need to be held accountable and each and everyone one of them from the top to the bottom, be investigated