@TalRussell: The vast majority of us would prefer a "white elephant" to the Red Chinese Mafia any day....but **not** you of course! You must be such a crooked s-o-b; one who would sell their dear old grandmother or any of their young children to Lucifer if doing so would put a dollar in your souless pocket!!

The Bahamian judge in the Baha Mar local legal proceedings (Justice Winder) should have long ago ordered that all of the transcripts, documents and reports filed with the court be unsealed, i.e made available for inspection by the public, in particular the news media. The judge's failure to recognize the public's right to have access to this information in the run up to a general election is frightening to say the least. It certainly appears the court is wrongfully interfering in the upcoming general election by concealing information the present government does not want to be made public. There have been many proper demands made for the information to be put in the public domain because there is no justifiable national security interest for not doing so. The court's continued willingness to wrongfully withhold this information from the public points to a lack of independence that is most harmful to our country's democratic processes. The fact that the Chief Justice has not weighed in or intervened by now in this matter is also of great concern to the public at large. These are all very serious matters!

Hang in there....the truth is virtuous and therefore always rises to the top.

You're flying your true colors now TalRussell. Obviously you're a PLP paid troll/operative close to the AG. That being the case, why don't you truthfully tell all of us what role the AG had in her official capacity as AG in the nomination process for a worthy lawyer of the highest standing to become a QC. Who is responsible for initially compiling and vetting the list of nominees for QC before it moves "upstairs" for determination? No doubt the cat has got your tongue now....and you can parlance your response with one untruthful reference after another to misquoted statute law on this matter.....because it won't matter a hill of beans at the end of the day...the truth is always the truth! Nothing more need be said on this matter in terms of your compensated mission as a PLP internet troll to purvey misinformation to The Tribune's website.

Perry Christie should never have made the initial application for Justice Bain to recuse herself in the first place. Presumably the application was made on advice from his legal counsel, Wayne Munroe QC. The initial application was fatally flawed at the outset in as much as it represented nothing more than an unwarranted assault on the independence of the judicial arm of our government by the executive branch of our government, the latter being headed by none other than the PM. God only knows how or why Wayne Munroe got the two letters QC after his name. But on second thought it was probably the same flawed way that Allyson Maynard-Gibson a/k/a the Wicked Witch got the same two letters after her name, i.e. through the exercise of very poor judgement and the injection of conflict of interest and cronyism into the nomination process. In the Wicked Witch's case, she actually had the gall to effectively nominate herself as a candidate to receive the QC designation! Simply unbelievable!! No doubt the Wicked Witch will do her utmost best to ensure that going forward Perry Christie is always afforded the courtesy of a "more accommodating" Justice of The Supreme Court to hear matters to which he is a party.

This boisterous corrupt slimey idiot, who spends most of his time screwing both foreigners and Bahamians alike by peddling political influence in the worst possible way, would actually like for all of us to see him as our saviour. Can you imagine?!!

The Bahamian judge in the Baha Mar local legal proceedings should have long ago ordered that all of the transcripts, documents and reports filed with the court be unsealed, i.e made available for inspection by the public, in particular the news media. The judge's failure to recognize the public's right to have access to this information in the run up to a general election is frightening to say the least. It certainly appears the court is wrongfully interfering in the upcoming general election by concealing information the present government does not want to be made public. There have been many proper demands made for the information to be put in the public domain because there is no justifiable national security interest for not doing so. The court's continued willingness to wrongfully withhold this information from the public points to a lack of independence that is most harmful to our country's democratic processes. The fact that the Chief Justice has not weighed in or intervened by now in this matter is also of great concern to the public at large. These are all very serious matters!

The Bahamian judge in the Baha Mar local legal proceedings should have long ago ordered that all of the transcripts, documents and reports filed with the court be unsealed, i.e made available for inspection by the public, in particular the news media. The judge's failure to recognize the public's right to have access to this information in the run up to a general election is frightening to say the least. It certainly appears the court is wrongfully interfering in the upcoming general election by concealing information the present government does not want to be made public. There have been many proper demands made for the information to be put in the public domain because there is no justifiable national security interest for not doing so. The court's continued willingness to wrongfully withhold this information from the public points to a lack of independence that is most harmful to our country's democratic processes. The fact that the Chief Justice has not weighed in or intervened by now in this matter is also of great concern to the public at large. These are all very serious matters. But "NO!" we will not hear a peep out of Jerome Fitzgerald's mouth about these matters!

The Bahamian judge in the Baha Mar local legal proceedings should have long ago ordered that all of the transcripts, documents and reports filed with the court be unsealed, i.e made available for inspection by the public, in particular the news media. The judge's failure to recognize the public's right to have access to this information in the run up to a general election is frightening to say the least. It certainly appears the court is wrongfully interfering in the upcoming general election by concealing information the present government does not want to be made public. There have been many proper demands made for the information to be put in the public domain because there is no justifiable national security interest for not doing so. The court's continued willingness to wrongfully withhold this information from the public points to a lack of independence that is most harmful to our country's democratic processes. The fact that the Chief Justice has not weighed in or intervened by now in this matter is also of great concern to the public at large. These are all very serious matters. But "NO!" we won't here a peep from Sir Snake on such serious matters!

The Bahamian judge in the Baha Mar local legal proceedings should have long ago ordered that all of the transcripts, documents and reports filed with the court be unsealed, i.e made available for inspection by the public, in particular the news media. The judge's failure to recognize the public's right to have access to this information in the run up to a general election is frightening to say the least. It certainly appears the court is wrongfully interfering in the upcoming general election by concealing information the present government does not want to be made public. There have been many proper demands made for the information to be put in the public domain because there is no justifiable national security interest for not doing so. The court's continued willingness to wrongfully withhold this information from the public points to a lack of independence that is most harmful to our country's democratic processes. The fact that the Chief Justice has not weighed in or intervened by now in this matter is also of great concern to the public at large. These are all very serious matters!