Alfred, GET LOST FOREVER AND EVER, AMEN!!!!!!

Frankly this is very simple. There is a large contingent in this country that does not want women to have equal rights with men. This is particularly strong with regard to non Bahamian spouses receiving the right to work, or even citizenship. Instead of addressing this problem by eliminating the automatic rights for wives of Bahamian men, the proposal would provide equal rights to the husbands of Bahamian women. All this dust up about transgenders and same sex marriage is nothing but cover for this sexist concern. The Constitutional provision will fail, and the Bahamas will be put in the company of those retro-African nations all over a false issue.

You are an ignorant Tarzan swinging from the wrong tree.....we eligible voting Bahamians are much smarter than you would like to think and most of us will be voting a resounding "NO!" to all four of the bills on June 7th.

To the contrary, there is a large contingent of us who know better! We know foolishness when we see it that's why we voting NO!

if men and women should have equal rights why if a male signs for a child and could lawfully prove that the child is his own why havent an constitutional bill place that states a man having equal rights to his lawfully born child just as a woman has the same rights? why are men being force to pay child support and not being giiven equal rights time spent with his own child? why is it that the woman holds majority rights to the child when men only can see their child every other weekend? why are men being force out their homes by the court but still has to pay full support for that very same home he was kicked out of act

These issues are not that simple. First of all the provisions relating to child support and access are governed by the Child Protection Act not the Constitution. Secondly, there are a number of things that are taken into account in granting access to the father such as the age of the child and the sex of the child. Every case is different, it all depends on the circumstances.

Comrades, surprisingly even when a government should have gone out to hire the best how sell a referendum, what did they do?
If i am to correctly read the mood of those claiming to be eligible to vote, and if they actually turn out to vote, government just might have hired what is turning out to the worse of the worse of consultants that big government money could have hired?
Minister V. Alfred's pitch is typical of the government's financed "Yes"campaign, that if you vote "No," you are to forever be characterized as V. Alfred likes classify all opposition to anything government promotes, as 'grumpy naysayers."
He tried that one on BAMSI's critics, and so too did his colleague Minister Obadiah and his sidekick Paul, who also called those daring to question Karnaval. 2015/16's
$26 millions, nothing but a bunch naysayers... and who will quickly forget that really weird $600,000 "fantasy' Music Festival?
True I been known just clear out the blue to makes all kinds things up and blog them
as for real...but no way - even Comrade Tal - could possibly have created V. Alfred
and Obadiah as but fictional characters.
These two is the real Coca-Cola things!

how much was generated from 2016 Carnival was it successful as iy was claimed to be?

Gray knows all about hijacking things .,,,,, like the time he tried to Hijack the Judiciary in Acklins?

True ........ he has hi-jacked MICAL for twenty years ............ those poor people (except the company town of Inagua) are living in a state of arrested development

John 10:7 - Jesus said, "I AM THE GATE."

Comrade Hallmark not only can "I Am The Gate" mean opposite things dependent each individuals needs, they can be equally ambiguous as they are common.
Do I wish to enter or exit the gate?
Jesus was known to mutter the ambiguous and often. Was this his way of challenging our thinking?
Imagine what would be missing from the Bible, had they not included the mutterings of Jesus?
Sounds like the Constitutional Referendum's four questions is about do exactly that....to challenge our thinking?
Comrade Hallmark, I thank your for reminding me of "I Am The Gate." So today's times thought provoker.

**.. If Stupid Jackass Alfred Grey says vote yes.....Everybody knows its best to VOTE NO! ..**

lol wow

so if sex isnt define in the constitutional as male or female and because it isnt define why havent anyone challenged the courts aginst the ruling of being married to the same sex why havent that gate yet to be open. why cant the Government just simply change the wording of the forth bill so that it can bring peace and comfort to many voters who fair bill 4. Is the Government really wasting the people time?

Comrade Tal, the interesting thing is that they chose a GATE for the no answer. Go figure. But God is still on the throne and HE still answers prayers. They played right into HIS hands. In John 10:7 - Jesus says, "I AM THE GATE!" So I am going with Jesus.

AND I WILL NOT ALLOW MY WAY OF LIFE TO BE HIJACKED BY CORRUPT IDIOT POLITICIANS LIKE ALFRED GRAY! For the record, I will be voting a resounding "No!" to all four of the bills in tomorrow's referendum. Like most Bahamians I am only intolerant of others who seek to impinge on my rights, my freedoms and my way of life as a Bahamian. This bucket obviously does not include the vast majority of Bahamian men or Bahamian women, but it does include the many thousands of foreigners who are willing to sell their loyalty to the PLP (or FNM for that matter) in exchange for our government (with its hidden agenda) granting them Bahamian citizenship or permanent resident status. And this bucket certainly does include the very loud few in the global LGBT movement who seek to impose their way of life on others under the pretense of the rest of us (the 98+% of us) discriminating against them. The vast majority of Bahamians (both men and women) should not have to give up any of their rights, freedoms and beliefs, nor compromise in any way their way of life, simply because a small few in our society falsely accuse them of being somehow discriminatory. I, along with the other 98+% of Bahamians, have rights too!