You need not question any longer where, and why, our people are drawn towards vengeance and retaliation, that is, lawlessness. They all can see it exemplified in their leaders from Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis and down.
If the Prime Minister sees this situation as a fit one to pursue to "the bounds of hell" in order to satisfy his want for reprisal and 'justice', why shouldn't the people (citizens) do so also who ought to be looking to him for the attitude of response forthcoming from leadership.
'Lead Leader... lead' goes the cry. And to vengeance, rather than justice and solutions, we will follow to our own damnation.
A leader can only lead the people as far as he himself as gone. How shallow this must be? In this case, Dr. Minnis and the like, are driven towards vengeance!!!!!
A watershed moment to lead by example is, once again, lost.
No regulatory regime to enforce road safety codes and law... Have you'll ever taken a look and counted the amount of jet-ski mounted on a trailer being pulled by one (1) truck???
Tell_it_like_it_is, you have made the most sensible and insightful comment in this whole discussion. Regulatory enforcement is needed on the ground. I stated this to the Prime Minister when he was here in Long Island to present his governments' take on the reason to increase in VAT.
The question that comes to my mind is 'what now happens to the former Commissioner of Police who has been cutely rewarded with the post of High Commissioner to the United Kingdom?'.
Was his conduct in Office so honorable as to be chosen to represent The Bahamas as such?????
Yes Bahamas... you continue to reward 'bad' and chastise 'good'.
Where was this outcry when such crimes was done to the two (2) orphaned girls in Freeport, Grand Bahama??? They were sexually assaulted by a member of the Royal Bahamas Police Force, a Police Sargeant.
Where was Sandra Dean-Paterson and the Crisis Center in that matter? What... on account that the culprit the then Deputy Prime Ministers' son, cat got hold of your tongue back then??? What is so distinctive about this case? And what about the rest of you'll who now want to show yourself as being so concerned.
I still have a copy of the Court of Appeal ruling in that matter. From a Christian perspective... it is the orphan and widows who the LORD is for us to protect. We have failed in this area of civil protection. stop pretending bahamas.
Those girls were emotionally hurt and never got justice so as to be able to reconcile their conscience with the need to be a patriotic Bahamian...
Why weren't you all as sensitive to the plight of the two (2) girls that was sexually assaulted by Mother Pratt's son, the police sergeant???
It appears that the interest of 'the powers that be' are only moved to heighten the public awareness base upon the social class of the victim in comparison to the assailants'/culprits'.
Justice Blackman, of the Court of Appeal, in his judgment detailed at the length the compromise that was done on behalf of Sergeant Pratt by the authorities to stifle hone the course of justice. Sad, sad... any wonder it repeats itself?
I will always speak up for justice on behalf of those two (2) orphaned children (now adults).
Godson says...
My father, Joseph McBain Johnson, was on that first boat.
On INSIGHT: When The Bahamas sailed off to war
Posted 1 October 2018, 7:54 p.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
My father, Joseph McBain Johnson, was on that boat first boat.
On INSIGHT: When The Bahamas sailed off to war
Posted 1 October 2018, 7:28 p.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
Canada and other civilized countries, hate the crime. not the criminal.
On ‘PURSUE HIM TO BOUNDS OF HELL’: Minnis rails at aide’s killing - he must be caught
Posted 14 September 2018, 5:55 p.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
You need not question any longer where, and why, our people are drawn towards vengeance and retaliation, that is, lawlessness. They all can see it exemplified in their leaders from Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis and down.
If the Prime Minister sees this situation as a fit one to pursue to "the bounds of hell" in order to satisfy his want for reprisal and 'justice', why shouldn't the people (citizens) do so also who ought to be looking to him for the attitude of response forthcoming from leadership.
'Lead Leader... lead' goes the cry. And to vengeance, rather than justice and solutions, we will follow to our own damnation.
A leader can only lead the people as far as he himself as gone. How shallow this must be? In this case, Dr. Minnis and the like, are driven towards vengeance!!!!!
A watershed moment to lead by example is, once again, lost.
On ‘PURSUE HIM TO BOUNDS OF HELL’: Minnis rails at aide’s killing - he must be caught
Posted 14 September 2018, 5:52 p.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
No regulatory regime to enforce road safety codes and law... Have you'll ever taken a look and counted the amount of jet-ski mounted on a trailer being pulled by one (1) truck???
On Boat pulls down power lines on Eastern Road
Posted 24 July 2018, 9:59 a.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
Tell_it_like_it_is, you have made the most sensible and insightful comment in this whole discussion. Regulatory enforcement is needed on the ground. I stated this to the Prime Minister when he was here in Long Island to present his governments' take on the reason to increase in VAT.
On 4C’s boat seized by port officials
Posted 18 July 2018, 1:04 p.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
The question that comes to my mind is 'what now happens to the former Commissioner of Police who has been cutely rewarded with the post of High Commissioner to the United Kingdom?'.
Was his conduct in Office so honorable as to be chosen to represent The Bahamas as such?????
Yes Bahamas... you continue to reward 'bad' and chastise 'good'.
On Overlooked officers bitter after audit shock
Posted 18 May 2018, 4:46 p.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
Frederick McAlpine went to and graduated from Freeport High. Not Catholic High!
On 'McAlpine is a prophet' claims leading activist
Posted 18 May 2018, 4:38 p.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
Where was this outcry when such crimes was done to the two (2) orphaned girls in Freeport, Grand Bahama??? They were sexually assaulted by a member of the Royal Bahamas Police Force, a Police Sargeant.
Where was Sandra Dean-Paterson and the Crisis Center in that matter? What... on account that the culprit the then Deputy Prime Ministers' son, cat got hold of your tongue back then??? What is so distinctive about this case? And what about the rest of you'll who now want to show yourself as being so concerned.
I still have a copy of the Court of Appeal ruling in that matter. From a Christian perspective... it is the orphan and widows who the LORD is for us to protect. We have failed in this area of civil protection. stop pretending bahamas.
Those girls were emotionally hurt and never got justice so as to be able to reconcile their conscience with the need to be a patriotic Bahamian...
Godson Johnson
On Police chase leads in sex attacks hunt
Posted 18 May 2018, 11:25 a.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
Why weren't you all as sensitive to the plight of the two (2) girls that was sexually assaulted by Mother Pratt's son, the police sergeant???
It appears that the interest of 'the powers that be' are only moved to heighten the public awareness base upon the social class of the victim in comparison to the assailants'/culprits'.
Justice Blackman, of the Court of Appeal, in his judgment detailed at the length the compromise that was done on behalf of Sergeant Pratt by the authorities to stifle hone the course of justice. Sad, sad... any wonder it repeats itself?
I will always speak up for justice on behalf of those two (2) orphaned children (now adults).
Godson A. Johnson
AKA Nicodemus
On Help cops catch two girls’ sex attackers
Posted 16 May 2018, 1:34 p.m. Suggest removal