Add to that the right of Private Citizens to bear arms, as when the State fails to protect Private Citizens, the Private Citizens have an inherent Human Right to protect themselves and their Families. Is it not interesting how in Abaco where most households possess a gun that there is still virtually no "gun violence", notwithstanding many of the same issues Nassau has been inflicted with due to population growth from outside.

BLT must have been proud to see her "SuperStar" Senate pick go into one of his delirious rants on the Steps of the Court! Still got to ask: "What was she thinking?" In any event, this decision, perhaps more than any other, ended her politcal career forever.

Dorsett is a relatively "small" Fish and I just hope he has not become the Sacrifical Lamb in a slowly unfolding Game of Politcal Chess by "much bigger" Fish on either side of the aisle.

If Minnis follows through, he won't have to worry about 2022, as they will all be locked up! If not, he will go down in political history as the biggest fraud to date. How's that for motivation?!?

HAI is fundamentally wrong to condone corruption by promoting the idea that Elections absolve criminality and Minnis best not head such advice, as his tenure will truly be short lived, indeed, from rapidly growing accounts, it may already be, unless prosecutions occur within 6 months of taking Office, as he has already boxed himself in a corner, whereby if he does not deliver on the threats and assurances of prosecutions, he will either have little choice but to resign out of self respect of his own free will, or this issue will be used to remove him out of no respect against his will.

John is on point!

Well said Seaman!

First 100 Days, that is the International Bench Mark within which time a "new" Government is supposed to have put forward its most pressing iniatives, reforms and most promoted Projects. Unfortuantely, half way through and not much, if anything, mentioned to date, so let us pray for a busy 50 days, otherwise I fear we are truly doomed, as all the 100 days will have represented is a brief reprieve of optimism for the future, ended by a stark case of reality.

Even though we are only half way into the First 100 Days, the optimism for the future has already evaporated, so unless Prosecutions now follow to justify the focus of the First 50 Days, we have all been sold a "false bill of good", to which I expect the disillusioned reaction to be justifiably extreme.

To insinuate that Black Bahamian Women do not pay their bills and accordingly require political intervention from the highest Office in the land is racist and discriminatory.