In reading her article, one thing that stands out is the she mentioned following as she said,"
dozens of Palestinian writers ,social media posts, etcetera" .So she has formed her opinion from
listening to one side of the story. People who do the same from Israel's side only, would have a completely different view. When Israel catches an Israeli who is suspected of spying for Hamas,
if he is found guilty he goes to jail; if it is the other way around,he is killed ,with his body hung in
public and then dragged through the streets to cheering crowds, children and all and all of those
Palestinians that she is following would be cheering also.A Hamas official admitted that they are
responsible for the military and that the U.N. is responsible for taking care of their people.You must remember they were only able to pull off their raid on Oct. 7th,because they lulled Israel into
into thinking that they were interested in governing their people.

I am wondering if 'mandela' read the article completely...he overpowered a female officer and took her gun..for heaven's sake!

Congratulations to them and may they continue to do well and climb up the ladder. The only thing that i have a problem with is that when graduating classes of new physicians or attorneys
are 85% women, i seem to be the only person to notice it.

I personally know a few former experienced workers who would have been more than willing
to return there and in fact did submit job applications, but the Bahamian manager refused to re-
engage them,instead going with mostly new employees whom he could pay less and this was
seen as an item that impacted batch quality and timely production.

A law student told me that Brave was instrumental in the case that was taken to the Privy Council concerning the mandatory death sentence being declared unconstitutional. He also
informed me that the convicted murderer ,after being returned to society, was convicted of
another murder.

When it is taught make sure that positive stories are included about white Bahamians also, because worldwide history is fraught with personal biases.

Reminds me of retired NBA player Latrell Sprewell rejecting a 3 year contract extension worth
$21 million in 2004 after his skills had begun to diminish saying, " I have a family to feed."

We have gotten so 'touchy 'on this colonialism issue that maybe one day there will be a clarion
call to ditch the english language because we got it from the British... and most of us speak creole anyway.....?

@licks2: People within the PLP don't don't believe Brave is the best man for PM,
but you feel he is the best man in the Bahamas? N-word please!!!

It reflects more on Minnis than the FNM and shows just how selfish he was when he was PM.
He kept his inner circle close to him and dismissed everyone else ,which kept him out of touch
with reality ,an example of which can be seen by his calling of an early election . When he spoke
of his next term in office, i longed for Potluck or Sideburns as i could envisage a cartoon with him
adorned in his long white coat, clipboard in hand shouting "Next!"