Send Royal Caribbean along with anyone who is associated with them and their land grabs (which will enrich only them) out to sea and out in the cold. Toby Smith deserves first preference - he was first with the plans and applications - and he is Bahamian. Preservation of historical monuments, guardianship of the surrounding area and venture money made will serve to employ Bahamians and keep the turnover of funds in the Bahamas. There is no earthly reason to deny him in favour of a mega foreign company which will never be in any lasting way beneficial to the Bahamas.

Well constructed, well said.

I'm looking forward to this and don't pay any attention to those who misread, cause intentional stirring up of anxieties due to the garbage they post intentionally- and to those bible thumpers the quotes that you misunderstand not only poison your lives but those of a suggestible, gullible nature.

It costs them nothing but in real terms the damage that they do is several miliion times more destructive.

Ever since the demise of the real Bahamas under the UBP legislature we have continuously slipped down the icy slope of being a nation for sale, but those few who profit are not us or our future.

I do hope that the not so sharp in power actually read these submissions and have the increment of intelligence to understand them and act on OUR interests rather than foreign business interests.At this time we are following severely negative paths which are leading to the graveyard of the Bahamian interests and industry.

Allowing this to happen would be the final knife in the back for EVERY Bahamian and ensure the death of our town and Nassau.

Allowing this would be the knife in the back for EVERY Bahamian.

This editorial is so biased so as to be actually unworthy of submission and print.

You served well, Prince Philip. You will be remembered with honour.