Emac and readers, it is not a matter of being afraid of 'the big bad wolf', which I must state: Mrs. Loretta Butler Turner is not a 'big bad wolf', it is a matter of these men displaying that they are afraid of a democratic process. If you are afraid of this underpinning principle of the FNM's Constitution, what else you would wish to thwart for your own selfish interest? What would then be your response to this underpinning in Our Constitution, that is, The Constitution of The Bahamas if things don't appear to be aligning with your personal agenda?
I am appalled and hereby express publicly my embarrassment of the behavior, so far, of Dr. Hubert Minnis; and much less, Mr. Pintard of whom I do not hold a moral expectation of him to know, or, expect of him to do any better.
Emac and readers, it is not a matter of being afraid of 'the big bad wolf', which I must state: Mrs. Loretta Butler Turner is not a 'big bad wolf', it is a matter of these men displaying that they are afraid of a democratic process.
If you are afraid of this underpinning principle of the FNM's Constitution, what else you would wish to thwart for your own selfish interest? What would then be your response to this underpinning in Our Constitution, that is, The Constitution of The Bahamas if things don't appear to be aligning with your personal agenda?
I am appall and hereby express publicly my embarrassment of the behavior so far of Dr. Hubert Minnis; and much less, Mr. Pintard of whom I do not hold a moral expectation of him to know, or, expect of him to do any better.
Why does it have to be said “Those that have been courageous enough to identify themselves in calling for a convention... "? My point is, why does it have to be courageous???
Thank God he (Mr. Richard Coulson) is a Bahamian, as you thought it wise to note; because... I was afraid he'll become another modern day 'Dorsey Ryan casualty'.
A government in power that would have the political will to put to the fore, along with other policies, a strong and robust agenda to promote healthy lifestyles in The Bahamas from the cradle to the grave. To be, or have a visionary who is aware of the inter-relatedness of every compartment of human existence.
As it now stands, there is chaos and no political agenda that visualizes the personal, or socially broad, ramification of unhealthy lifestyles. And notwithstanding this context of the NHI fiasco, my projection can and ought to be interpreted in a broad sense.
Friends, I have read all of yours comments so far, in fact, I scrolled back and read through them slowly to see if I could note the quintessential terminology, which if applied substantially, it may assist as much to resolves the issues of what is being complained about: murders.
Not even Mr. Bran McCartney noted it in his comments; which is, leadership.
No amount of hanging, and whatever you wish to suggest, can supplant the need for inspiring leadership. The people are only doing what they perceive their leaders in leadership are all about. Leaders, in political leadership, are to put forward ideals to the people which serves to inspire their following their ideals. As it now stands, and as taken from the above comments, killing, in the form of hanging, symbolizes, to most of you, a solution. This is also the mind of this 'leader' (per se). I then suspect, he is your leader; and therefore, he can only lead the people to a place of his own experience, where he is at.
Is it any wonder now to any of us where this primitive and impulsive instinct to murder comes from?
Yes... let us face it. It comes from our leaders in political leadership!!! killing, by way of hanging your citizens, is no substitute for the responsibility of a leader to get in the front of the people and to inspire them to live by a standard and code of civil conduct. Otherwise, if you think you are leading and happen to turn around and no one is following, you are then only out for a walk.
From the tone and disrespect and lack of courtesy in the dialogue of conversation shown above... I wonder if it could've been any better under either parties owing to this line of supporters.
Godson says...
Emac and readers, it is not a matter of being afraid of 'the big bad wolf', which I must state: Mrs. Loretta Butler Turner is not a 'big bad wolf', it is a matter of these men displaying that they are afraid of a democratic process.
If you are afraid of this underpinning principle of the FNM's Constitution, what else you would wish to thwart for your own selfish interest? What would then be your response to this underpinning in Our Constitution, that is, The Constitution of The Bahamas if things don't appear to be aligning with your personal agenda?
I am appalled and hereby express publicly my embarrassment of the behavior, so far, of Dr. Hubert Minnis; and much less, Mr. Pintard of whom I do not hold a moral expectation of him to know, or, expect of him to do any better.
Godson 'Nicodemus' Johnson
On FNM convention - but no voting?
Posted 22 January 2016, 7:36 a.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
Emac and readers, it is not a matter of being afraid of 'the big bad wolf', which I must state: Mrs. Loretta Butler Turner is not a 'big bad wolf', it is a matter of these men displaying that they are afraid of a democratic process.
If you are afraid of this underpinning principle of the FNM's Constitution, what else you would wish to thwart for your own selfish interest? What would then be your response to this underpinning in Our Constitution, that is, The Constitution of The Bahamas if things don't appear to be aligning with your personal agenda?
I am appall and hereby express publicly my embarrassment of the behavior so far of Dr. Hubert Minnis; and much less, Mr. Pintard of whom I do not hold a moral expectation of him to know, or, expect of him to do any better.
Godson 'Nicodemus' Johnson
On FNM convention - but no voting?
Posted 22 January 2016, 7:29 a.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
Why does it have to be said “Those that have been courageous enough to identify themselves in calling for a convention... "? My point is, why does it have to be courageous???
On FNM convention - but no voting?
Posted 21 January 2016, 7:59 p.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
Thank God he (Mr. Richard Coulson) is a Bahamian, as you thought it wise to note; because... I was afraid he'll become another modern day 'Dorsey Ryan casualty'.
On NASSAU LIFE: Our friends, the Chinese
Posted 19 January 2016, 6:33 p.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
You're right as well gbgal... what's the sense in trying to reach a destination in a vehicle that you know you cannot depend on.
On THE BIG QUESTION: What would YOU do to improve the nation's healthcare?
Posted 19 January 2016, 6:20 p.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
Wow... Boy!!!.. you guys ain playing... Wow these comments got my ears ringing...
On Minister slams ‘greedy’ doctors
Posted 19 January 2016, 6:17 p.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
A government in power that would have the political will to put to the fore, along with other policies, a strong and robust agenda to promote healthy lifestyles in The Bahamas from the cradle to the grave. To be, or have a visionary who is aware of the inter-relatedness of every compartment of human existence.
As it now stands, there is chaos and no political agenda that visualizes the personal, or socially broad, ramification of unhealthy lifestyles. And notwithstanding this context of the NHI fiasco, my projection can and ought to be interpreted in a broad sense.
Godson 'Nicodemus' Johnson
On THE BIG QUESTION: What would YOU do to improve the nation's healthcare?
Posted 19 January 2016, 10:50 a.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
Let's now become the 53rd state of the United States of America???
After all, the 'Neighbor To The North' it seems, has the first and last say in our domestic policies and in the regulations of our conduct at home.
On $55,000 raised by Butler-Turner for hurricane relief
Posted 19 January 2016, 10:33 a.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
Friends, I have read all of yours comments so far, in fact, I scrolled back and read through them slowly to see if I could note the quintessential terminology, which if applied substantially, it may assist as much to resolves the issues of what is being complained about: murders.
Not even Mr. Bran McCartney noted it in his comments; which is, leadership.
No amount of hanging, and whatever you wish to suggest, can supplant the need for inspiring leadership. The people are only doing what they perceive their leaders in leadership are all about. Leaders, in political leadership, are to put forward ideals to the people which serves to inspire their following their ideals. As it now stands, and as taken from the above comments, killing, in the form of hanging, symbolizes, to most of you, a solution. This is also the mind of this 'leader' (per se). I then suspect, he is your leader; and therefore, he can only lead the people to a place of his own experience, where he is at.
Is it any wonder now to any of us where this primitive and impulsive instinct to murder comes from?
Yes... let us face it. It comes from our leaders in political leadership!!! killing, by way of hanging your citizens, is no substitute for the responsibility of a leader to get in the front of the people and to inspire them to live by a standard and code of civil conduct. Otherwise, if you think you are leading and happen to turn around and no one is following, you are then only out for a walk.
Godson 'Nicodemus' Johnson
On Bran: ‘How many must die before we carry out capital punishment?’
Posted 19 January 2016, 10:21 a.m. Suggest removal
Godson says...
From the tone and disrespect and lack of courtesy in the dialogue of conversation shown above... I wonder if it could've been any better under either parties owing to this line of supporters.
On Pastor beaten and family terrorised
Posted 17 January 2016, 8:59 a.m. Suggest removal