A simple message to this political dinosaur who refuses to become extinct:

"Shortly after becoming PM in 1992 you allowed the Chinese Communist Party to set up shop in our nation and allowed the OECD to embark on its unrelening campaign to decimate our nation's financial services sector. WITH NO RESPECT DUE, AND HAVING DONE MORE THAN ENOUGH DAMAGE TO OUR COUNTRY, PLEASE BUTT OUT AND GO BACK TO FISHING!!"

Geesh! The headline said more about Ingraham than the article. and in fact the article confirmed that Ingraham had no comment on the matter.. Neverthelessl if Ingraham did offer such I’ll advice it should be ignored FULLY. Whilst it is highly unlikely for an opposition party or a non-government party candidate to win an election ( remember the governing party has acces to the public treasury and influence over civil servants), the FNM should not miss this opportunity to test the political waters, especially during this half time mark and see where the mindset and political heartbeat of the electorate is. For the PLP, not winning the seat spells disaster For the FNM not winning the seat is not as important as analyzing the number and getting the sentiments of the people. As for Hubert Ingraham, whether he offered such I’ll and wicked advice or not, clearly the Ingraham era is over. As Irrelevant as these macabre ads one has to scroll past to blog in this place. Intentional? Probably.

they should stand, as its not fair on the voters to not at least give them an option.

First, the American tourists are told to avoid a certain area of Freeport's Port Lucaya. --- But what's with the RedShirts' uneasiness over running a candidate? --- With this in mind, still one of the colony's leading political "psephologists", says.."Papa'' Hubert, may be dead-on right with his take on the Special Freeport election. --- Yes?

Ingraham is dead on wrong, no pun intended You been around ( like Ingraham) long enough to know that not contesting the election will be interpreted by the Bahamian electorate as not being ready or not being qualified to form the government of the Bahamas. As for tourists being to avoid Port Lucaya this is an ongoing battle. And once the new ‘private’ port opens, the economy of Freeport will suffer even more. Only a few of the hand picked ‘Unca Toms’ will be able to access the port and sing ( or dance) for their supper. Tourists were being told for years to avoid the straw market in Nassau and some lie to the effect that the straw work c was contaminated with bugs and would not be allowed on the ship. Other stores downtown were blacklisted if they didn’t tip the cruise directors. Watch what is happening on Bay Street. The port is extending its tents and more and more Bahamians, including bud and tour drivers are being disenfranchised, by stupid, Iii informed and poorly trained and spiteful police officers. Ignorant to the fact that when they deny Bahamians, their own people, the opportunity to earn a dollar, it lessens the chance that government will have money to pay them in the near future. Envision in the near future where Bay Street in the extending areas of the port will become a secure area ( despite there being no threats from Bahamians) with very restricted access for Bahamians.

Shut up bwoy. Fire seat for sure !🔥!🔥

This will be about advocating for that ministry despite it not being a cabinet appointment. As far as I'm concerned , Social Services is non--existent in GB. Freeport SS number don't even answer. There's no urgent assistance in the night. You're required to visit the location in person when you won't have a ride. Ask information for a shelter and they expect you to know the names (granted they must be private anyway) and don't even suggest connecting you to SS. Ask a church and they have no gov't info. Ask police about eviction and they don't suggest SS for shelter or other immediate crisis assistance either. If you get SS, they don't even ask all the right questions to make sure they're helping the situation. Were ppl supposed to call Obie directly for hotel and travel money? Only a women's drug dealer acquaintances can offer a stay.. Not pleased.

Obie was even offered to leave the ministry.

Hold their feet, this is a democracy for that very reason.

Reds NEVER scared.

> The FNM remains stuck in the political
> wilderness and has yet to break free
> from its grasp.

As a 'supporter' of the Free National Movement (FNM), it is worth acknowledging that while the party desires to triumph over the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP), the current FNM leadership and management do not offer credible guidance and organization that the Bahamas requires. Regrettably, the current FNM lineup and leadership fall short in comparison to the formidable 'Brave/Chester' administration. The PLP is a disappointment defaulting back to its old practices of petty politics; nevertheless, this is the stark reality.