Hi Athena,

The debate on the street and on the local talk-shows is exactly that: is the Christie government gearing up for a backlash from the Bahamian People, or is the crime situation in the Bahamas more severe than what is reported or release in police reports. I can remember my days at the Tribune when we went to press briefings at the Police HQ on East St. ...the situation back then was always worse than what was released to the public.

Or with the current political unrest in Haiti there could be additional immigrants on their way to add to the thousands already here in the Bahamas, It may be a good idea to arm ourselves against any unforeseen threat.

But there is also a possibility that considering the state of our economy and the likelihood of a downgrade or devaluing of the Bahamian dollar which will surely ignite mess unemployment, panic and civil disobedience.

But the worse scenario would be a Christie administration making plans to hold on to power in a desperate attempt to realize his hopeless dream of being a Great Bahamian Political Leader.

"horrors of Tienanmen Square" I dont think so. the news report do state: “gift” from the Chinese government, that it was the result of discussions that happened last year where the ***RBDF***- but desperate men do desperate things. And if the Christie administration were to use riot equipment against Bahamians ...then Mr Perry Gladstone Christie would have vindicate the UBP. and rendered the **Quiet Revolution** a failure.

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