I love you dearly Bahamas. But you will not get the blessings of The FATHER if it is the case that you have thrown out HIS Children; instead, you will inherit hardships like you are experiencing now. Why would He bless this House, that is, Our Country when the government and its agencies continue to alienate, ostracize, and persecute the faithful of The LORD who, for all intent and purposes, are the very inheritors of this Country? My father, Joseph McBain Johnson, was one of the few recruits who enlisted and went off to fight in World War I, yet, I am treated like a bastard.

I love you dearly Bahamas. But you will not get the blessings of The FATHER if it is the case that you have thrown out HIS Children; instead, you will inherit hardships like you are experiencing now. Why would He bless this House, that is, Our Country when the government and its agencies continue to alienate, ostracize, and persecute the faithful of The LORD who, for all intent and purposes, are the very inheritors of this Country? My father, Joseph McBain Johnson, was one of the few recruits who enlisted and went off to fight in World War I, yet, I am treated like a bastard.

He is right! It is an aggregate that just requires creativity and determination.

You beat me to the deal. That is exactly what I was about to type upon reading the heading. Notwithstanding, there is truly no substance to this exercise of expungement or otherwise.

I will like to share my own personal experience on this topic and subject matter, however, soothing fiction is more acceptable than the truth.
Under this cadre of leaders (plp & fnm), this isn't going away!

**this is a major cause of criminality**: "Mr Edwards, when contacted by Tribune Business yesterday, demanded that a “speedy hearing” take place before the original arbitrator, retired Supreme Court justice Cheryl Albury, as he voiced fears that Mr Capo and his attorneys will seek to now “drag out” the proceedings even more. **Asserting that he has lost faith in the judicial process and system...**,"

I concur with the third and last paragraphs.

We need a new vision of governance that espouses the sanctity of life and not death. Our governance, our politics, and the administration of government are too adversarial in nature.

That is why I advocate strongly ridding our politics of both the PLP party and the FNM.

leaders can take you only as far as they themselves have gone!!!
Bahamas, by whatever means, you all need to wake up and overthrow this worthless two party government system that is in place. The youths and strength of our Country is being destroyed owing to incompetence and visionless governance.

I read the headline portion of this article highlighting comments that may or may not have said by the daughter of Sir Lynden. There is no "negativity" about Sit Lynden other than that which maybe is miniscule and no doubt common to all men. That is why Sir Lynden's family has to realize that it is not just their duty to defend his legacy, it is for all of us, irrespective of political, social or religious divide. We who has had to take on responsibility with little show of gratitude from those to whom our labor would benefit. I resent anyone highlighting or pronouncing special emphasis connotating any negativity of Sir Lynden; and thereby, leaving the mind to wonder. We all had and have negative aspects to our lives. But Sir Lynden was a good man and we should be proud of that. We could not have gotten a better leader for the times we came through back then... we were all crows on the ground and he raised up many to soar high like eagles. You have to feel this to know this. Remember, "Son of man can these bones live?" Please let us not cater to this rubbish.