Notwithstanding the folly of Moultrie's statement, in my opinion, the ant-Chinese sentiments are not warranted.

Well stated!

hey, hey hey.... You'll talking about my fellow Eugene Dupuch Law School graduate like that? He was one of the selected; and consequently, became an honorably elected. Furthermore, don't you'll have any respect for a former graduate of the 'THE' Government High School?

I am the stone that the Bahamas Bar Council rejected.

"My heritage"?.... if this FNM administration gets to complete this term in office, we'll barely own the clothes on our skin.

Frank or Fred?

Now really, such a picture exist?

I made an effort back in 1997 to bring such individuals to the attention of our criminal justice system. It was my intention back then to highlight these schemes that were going on here in the Bahamas. I proposed to the police and the then Attorney General to arrest Jay Gotlieb (personal friend of Robert Carron), who was also a principle partner of Anthony Quinn.

As I had intended, this would have heralded The Bahamas as a clean place for doing business. But Tennyson Wells, Wayne Munroe and Henry Bostwick otherwise minded. Hence, my effort cost me two (2) years in prison for takung the law into my own hands.

That's right Scotty, if you see a donkey in the desert, ride it.

The government, in the rebuilding of those communities ravage by Dorian (including the Mud & Pigeon Peas), ought to grasp this opportunity to institute law and order and lay the foundation for a strong, better and law abiding community. It present an opportunity to do things different and enact and enforce social regulations and improve building codes. Whether they are capable of realizing this and seizing the moment is another thing.

All the fundamentals should be in place or begin the process. Indeed, this present an opportunity for proper strategic and yet fair regulation to ensure a better and strengthen community, whether it applies to Pigeon Peas, the Mud or elsewhere.