Ever since he pulled U.S.Troops out of the MIddle East and surrounding Arab nations such as Yemen and Pakistan, terrorist organizations have been allowed to flourish. As a result, terrorist cells operating in other parts of the world now have the financial capacity to carry out these heinous attacks.
Ironically, France was one of the countries that refused to join the coalition of troops in Afganistan after the September 11th terrorist attacks on the U.S. Maybe now they are rethinking their original position.
Both Renward Wells and Andre Rollins should be well aware that neither of them will secure a nomination within the FNM.
The general consensus within that party is that both of them are opportunistic parasites seeking to enhance their own personal interest, which many believe to be conventional power and clout.
This is nothing new, guys. Hubert Ingraham defected to the FNM too, after having "fallen out of favor" with Pindling back in the 80's. Perry Christie also left the PLP at one time and ran as an independent candidate in Centerville after contending with then Prime Minister Lynden Pindling.
The only thing that makes this headline so intriguing, is that it envolves two individuals rather than one, both leaving at the same time, for the same party. The fact that it was conducted so expeditiously and willingly by the FNM party, may have an negative effect on their attempt to win-over the Bahamian electorate. Just saying.
You, and the other FNM's view this as a victory for your party???
I wouldn't be so quick to celebrate if I were you. The fact that the FNM is so quick and willing to accept two political mercenaries speaks volumes about their character or lack there of. This has the potential to backfire.
Everyone seems so intrigued by this story. 30+ comments and counting.
But what will this change for the average everyday Bahamian citizen? Absolutely nothing. Renward Wells and Andre Rollins are only satisfying their own personal interests. Just like Hubert Ingraham did when he had a fall-out with Pindling back in the 80s and joined the FNM.
All these fellas do is play politics, align their pockets, and preserve their own personal interest. Meanwhile, everyone's getting all excited like this actually means something for the rest of us. Well folks..... it doesn't. Behind the PLP or the FNM, the Bahamas will continue to regress.
Cobalt says...
Honestly, I blame president Barak Obama.
Ever since he pulled U.S.Troops out of the MIddle East and surrounding Arab nations such as Yemen and Pakistan, terrorist organizations have been allowed to flourish. As a result, terrorist cells operating in other parts of the world now have the financial capacity to carry out these heinous attacks.
Ironically, France was one of the countries that refused to join the coalition of troops in Afganistan after the September 11th terrorist attacks on the U.S. Maybe now they are rethinking their original position.
On INTERNATIONAL NEWS: 'More than 100 dead' in Paris attacks
Posted 14 November 2015, 10 a.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Yup. That's true Emac.
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Cobalt says...
Lol lol lol!! Banker you better stop!!
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Cobalt says...
That's true. This move says a lot about Hubert Minnis. The FNM has just lost my vote. Looks like me nor my household will be voting in 2017. Again.
On MP: If I don’t get nomination, I will bow out of front line
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Cobalt says...
Both Renward Wells and Andre Rollins should be well aware that neither of them will secure a nomination within the FNM.
The general consensus within that party is that both of them are opportunistic parasites seeking to enhance their own personal interest, which many believe to be conventional power and clout.
On MP: If I don’t get nomination, I will bow out of front line
Posted 9 November 2015, 2 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
This is nothing new, guys.
Hubert Ingraham defected to the FNM too, after having "fallen out of favor" with Pindling back in the 80's. Perry Christie also left the PLP at one time and ran as an independent candidate in Centerville after contending with then Prime Minister Lynden Pindling.
The only thing that makes this headline so intriguing, is that it envolves two individuals rather than one, both leaving at the same time, for the same party. The fact that it was conducted so expeditiously and willingly by the FNM party, may have an negative effect on their attempt to win-over the Bahamian electorate. Just saying.
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Cobalt says...
Lol lol lol
On Rollins and Wells defect to FNM
Posted 6 November 2015, 11:33 a.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Banker! You crackin me up! Lol
On Rollins and Wells defect to FNM
Posted 6 November 2015, 11:30 a.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
You, and the other FNM's view this as a victory for your party???
I wouldn't be so quick to celebrate if I were you. The fact that the FNM is so quick and willing to accept two political mercenaries speaks volumes about their character or lack there of. This has the potential to backfire.
On Defectors branded as ‘political opportunists’
Posted 5 November 2015, 6:28 p.m. Suggest removal
Cobalt says...
Everyone seems so intrigued by this story. 30+ comments and counting.
But what will this change for the average everyday Bahamian citizen? Absolutely nothing. Renward Wells and Andre Rollins are only satisfying their own personal interests. Just like Hubert Ingraham did when he had a fall-out with Pindling back in the 80s and joined the FNM.
All these fellas do is play politics, align their pockets, and preserve their own personal interest. Meanwhile, everyone's getting all excited like this actually means something for the rest of us. Well folks..... it doesn't. Behind the PLP or the FNM, the Bahamas will continue to regress.
On Wells and Rollins join the FNM
Posted 4 November 2015, 10:45 p.m. Suggest removal