>LBT is a sure win for the FNM

but not for the Bahamas

Blah blah blah ... certain elements of the FNM are being stirred up by LBT because Jabba da Hutt thinks that her exalted richness makes her feces smell less than other humans and that she deserves to lead the FNM. She has an ego as big as her waist size and intellectual ability that is inverse to her weight.

FNM's need to learn one thing about politics that the PLP already know -- get behind your leader or shut up.

So Minnis is going to prune the dead wood. Good on him. A leader has to lead and to consolidate power and move forward with a team that is behind him -- not with half a team pulling the other way.

FNM council members have had it too easy. They were afraid of Hubigetty because he would kick their asses if they got out of line.

Let da pore ole disheartened member go. New blood is needed. I agree that Minnis een exactly a politician, but he does have the smarts garnered from business to do the right things. LBT is clueless as to policy and her mouth is on auto-pilot as well as the fork hand that compacts the food into her voluminous gullet.

This characterization of LBT is neither politically correct nor is it kind. But any person who does not have control of their appetites, be it food, sex, adventure or any other thing, does not have what it takes to lead a country.

I just wish that she would sit TF down, shut her trap and start working for the FNM instead of against it.

Not if you post through a proxy like I do.

Him again? Reminded of the leaked email where CB Moss was asking for a salary of $75,000 per year to campaign for one of the feuding Lyford Cay idiots.

Their first job is to identify all the online, patriotic dissenters who have pointed out and despise the PLP corruption ring.

What you say is true. I would urge you to look at the licencees of the jetskis NP450 etc. Not only are they held in servitude, but being enterprising, a jetski operator is the perfect cover to make more money by sellings drugs to unsuspecting tourists.

While jogging on Cabbage Beach, I came across a young boy, a tourist who was no older than 14, trying to roll what he thought was marijuana into a reefer. He said that a jetski operator sold it to him. It looked more like sea oats leaves and dried pigeon pea leaves.

Not to worry. He is going to fix everything thisyear that he hasn't been able to fix in the past. Dead good. All dead good!

>Question: Why did he not stay in the Bahamas? Does any one know?

Professor Holm was a true academic. He essentially took the teaching job at COB to immerse himself in the linguistics after publishing "The Creole English of Nicaragua's Miskito Coast". He was at heart a university lecturer with a PhD from London. After the academic year in 1980, he went to City University New York (CUNY) where he was learning the Yoruba language and lecturing to support himself. This went on until 1984 when he became the visiting professor of Linguistics at New York University. In 1986 he accepted the chair of Visiting Professor of Linguistics in London. He then took two years to learn the Portuguese language. He then spent a year lecturing at University of Coimbra with his newfound language skills. He then spent 18 years at CUNY, and then moved to a prestigious Chair, English Linguistics and Coordinator, Master's Program in Descriptive Linguistics at the University of Coimbra, Portugal for the rest of his career.

The Bahamas would not allow Professor Holm to remain the true academic that he was.

Actually, I think that Tal has some really good ideas.

I have a suggestion for implementing driving on the right side of the road. On the first day of the switch-over, just jitneys and trucks will drive on the right. If that works out, the next day, we will switch whatever cars are left to drive on the right.

The free bicycles is a damn good idea as well. Have them in Amsterdam. However there are two problems with that. First, we would kill a lot of tourists with the way that we drive, and secondly, the bicycles would all be tiefed in 24 hours.

But it is true. We should have vehicle import laws -- with duty preference to hybrids, and stringent, mechanized vehicle inspections that report inspection data.

Thank you for my morning laugh.

I just made a contribution to the PLP, so I will have the popcorn and cuckoo soup concession in Rawson Square for the floggings. I will get the cuckoo soup ingredients for free just by talking to the PLP supporters.

http://tribune242.com/users/photos/2016…