The last sentence of this article is the only sensible comment of the bunch. Who doesnt know that "amen" is very common to say amongst non religious folk as it is used colloquially to express strong agreement.
I see little more than another chance to point fingers and assume authoritative high ground. The endless potshots and leveraging between parties is laughable and seems to totally envelope any potential for worthwhile, sensible conversation between the two.
The Bahamian people have been so thoroughly divided by partisan allegiance they are little more than walking votes for each political party. Its not an issue of plp vs fnm, Christie VS Ingraham,
No, with the blind division and widespread hopeless faith in Government, it is more realistically Bahamians VS Themselves.
No one ever comments on the articles here. But I have to say, the "church" is little more than a weekly head count pandering for tithes and regurgitating the same recessive mantras over and over.
GlassBeadGame says...
The last sentence of this article is the only sensible comment of the bunch. Who doesnt know that "amen" is very common to say amongst non religious folk as it is used colloquially to express strong agreement.
On Meek Mills stirs controversy with new release
Posted 29 July 2012, 12:34 a.m. Suggest removal
GlassBeadGame says...
I see little more than another chance to point fingers and assume authoritative high ground. The endless potshots and leveraging between parties is laughable and seems to totally envelope any potential for worthwhile, sensible conversation between the two.
The Bahamian people have been so thoroughly divided by partisan allegiance they are little more than walking votes for each political party. Its not an issue of plp vs fnm, Christie VS Ingraham,
No, with the blind division and widespread hopeless faith in Government, it is more realistically Bahamians VS Themselves.
On FNM ‘could not grasp true value of Urban Renewal’
Posted 29 July 2012, 12:25 a.m. Suggest removal
GlassBeadGame says...
No one ever comments on the articles here. But I have to say, the "church" is little more than a weekly head count pandering for tithes and regurgitating the same recessive mantras over and over.
On Gambling or living?
Posted 29 July 2012, 12:11 a.m. Suggest removal