Photo of The WeekCONFUSION INDEED: the facsimile of the National Review page of the Nassau Guardian. The Guardian even had an editorial on the same issue last week. The Tribune had its own version. The Government when it talks says that its doing a great job. Well we think not. But then again Prime Minister Hubert Minnis is a genius and we are all fools. Our photo of the week of the National Review of The Nassau Guardian describing on Wednesday 23rd October 2019, the decision to change command at the Royal Bahamas Defence Force in mid hurricane relief as a wave of confusion.
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Comment of the week
THE FORCES GATHER AGAINST PINTARD
In those old Hollywood racist movies, you would see the white man sitting at the table about to have dinner. He is dressed in his white linen suit. The food is being brought to the table, but in the distance as dinner is being brought by the black African servant, you can hear the distant sound of the drums in the bush. The white man asks the servant: “What do those drums mean?” The answer is that they are coming to get you and mean to kill you.
That is the message that Michael Pintard should be hearing from those who love him. The drum beat is getting louder and louder. It was faint but then Hubert Ingraham threw down the gauntlet in front of Mr. Pintard’s face. That should have been a sign that it was time to go in peace. But instead Mr. Pintard as we reported last week appeared on a radio talk show and thumbed his nose at Mr. Ingraham
He forgot that the FNM is Mr. Ingraham’s party.
So here is the rapid set of developments. First the meeting at Hubert Ingraham’s house, then the meeting at Tommy Turnquest’s house. And now the reports are that the convention that Mr. Pintard thought would be October 2027 is to be advanced asap.
Brent Symonette, who says, he hardly checks for the FNM these days, suddenly had a lot to say in the Nassau Guardian. Read carefully between the lines and it is telling Mr. Pintard to go gently into the good night.
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Editorial
---------- The Nassau Guardian got a hold of Brent Symonette, the former Deputy Prime Minister and a council member of the FNM, one of its financiers following their leadership council meeting at Tommy Turnquest’s House on Tonique Darling highway on Tuesday evening 1 September 2026. The Nassau Guardian says that the meeting was a follow up to the meeting held a few days before at Hubert Ingraham’s house ( we reported that last week) to decide the fate of the leadership of the FNM. Michael Pintard is digging in his heels to remain leader of the party. The Leadership Council wants that decision taken earlier than the convention postponed to October 2027. They want a convention held now. It appears that the fix is in and Michael Pintard is a dead man walking as Leader of the FNM, He can count his reign in weeks. Here is what Mr. Symonette had to say in his own words. The reporting is by Travis Carroll Cartwright in the Guardian of 3 September 2026: “I think they should hold an early convention and any and every post is available for a person to apply, and if the current leader wants to apply, I don’t see any reason why he shouldn’t. Now whether he gets elected again is another issue. “Usually in the Westminster system, if you look at [former Prime Minister Hubert] Ingraham …, for instance, Ingraham resigned as leader and then subsequently resigned his seat, but he lost as a prime minister, which is slightly different (from Pintard). “Pintard took us into election and lost. [Former Prime Minister Dr. Hubert] Minnis took us into election and lost, and people wanted his resignation, so it’s only reasonable that we go into a convention with the leader seeking to either have himself re-elected or resign his post and not run, whichever is his decision. “I see no reason for him not having an opportunity to run. “I haven’t been following. When I retired, I retired. I think I’m on one committee of the FNM, which I can’t retire from because of a post I hold. Other than that, I haven’t been to council for a long time; I don’t go to any of the meetings, so I’m the worst person to ask.” The frightening videos were going around on social media over the past two weeks. One started with the shooting in Fox Hill, like a scene from Boys N The Hood, the Hollywood movie of random shooting and violence. Four men jumped out of car and sprayed a gathering in Fox Hill in full view of the cameras. Before that could be processed, there was the killing in broad daylight in downtown Marsh Harbour, Abaco and the men again four or five of them made quick work of the individual one Warren “ Spy” Ellis, the press said. After gunning him down, one of the stood over him and emptied their weapon of the bullets into his head. They left. The video was there for all to see. Then there was the report of a man in the middle of downtown Nassau who was summarily gunned down in the middle of the capital city and left for dead, and that he was. No one has been arrested in any of these events. The public officials, the politicians and the public at large are simply left to describe the problem, just as we are in this column. Nothing has been done and you get the impression that nothing will be done. We say it for what it’s worth. This is simply unacceptable. In the past week, the power has been going on and off, on and off. It does not seem to be getting better. The public is getting pissed off and some of the pundits within the PLP are even suggesting that this early in the term, we should not be running into this kind of problem. The Minister JoBeth Coleby Davis has been trying her best to defend what is happening but the public is so fed up, the impact is blunted. The fact is the power is off, the country is boiling hot and the officials at BPL and the grid company just can’t seem to fix it. There are lots of reasons and excuses why this or that is not working. Some are suggesting emergency solutions like importing folks from China, the Caribbean or the US and simply descending on the place and fixing the power issues. The public has lost confidence in the ability of our own people to fix the problems. Not so this column. We think that as time goes on, public officials themselves get desensitized to the nuisance that this causes and perhaps we ought to re-sensitize ourselves to the discomfort and disruption, and economic damage this is causing. The PLP is seeking a third term in office and the damage from this must be contained and the only way it can be contained is by fixing the issue. The actions of the United States in what the press in that country has called a war of choice have led to nine dollar gallon gas prices in Nassau and the rest of The Bahamas. The war should not have been started and should end but it appears that there is no end in sight. But Bahamians ought to understand that this is not of our doing, the price inflation is entirely imported as a result of actions not our own. There is no sense of proportionality or it appears of care for the public interest. Belinda Wilson, the bellicose leader of the line staff Bahamas Union of Teachers, was leading the way that the schools were in bad shape, that the teachers were unhappy just before the school bell rang on Monday 31st August 2026. The schools opened fine. Only to be surprised when Stephen McPhee, the head of the mangers union of teachers pulled a strike that caused the schools to close. The first people knew about it was when parents were called to pick up their children because the children were being let out of school early. Here we go again. The children suffer because the adults simply can’t get along. By week’s end, the Government had obtained an injunction to stop the strike and the union was said to be talking to the Prime Minister. So the press asked the Prime Minister, whether he thought it was appropriate for the MP for Abaco PLP Kirk Cornish to be in a picture with the late “Spy” Ellis who was shot to death in Marsh Harbour and is widely believed to be a drug king pin. Not convicted of anything but that’s the talk. The Prime Minister had to explain how stupid that is. He said in a small country where you know everyone represent everyone, people come up to you all the time and ask to take pictures. It means nothing more than that.
WHAT BRENT SYMONETTE HAD TO SAY
THE DEATHS ARE TOO GORY AND TOO MANY
ARE WE DESENSITIZED ON THE ISSUE OF POWER SUPPLY?
THE PRICE OF GAS IS UP BECAUSE OF THE U S WAR
SCHOOLS OPEN BUT THE UNIONS WANT TO STRIKE
A STUPID AND MISLEADING QUESTION ABOUT SPY ELLIS
Letters to the editor
FIVE STAR DILEMMA
A LETTER TO THE EDITOR FROM KELLY BURROWS
I feel the need to add my two cents to this loosely used “FIVE STAR RESTAURANT” I have been in the hospitality industry for 60 years, I’ve had the opportunity to work in FIVE STAR RESTAURANTS back in the day, when Gourmet service was the order of the day and waiters wearing Tuxedo and white gloves, I wonder if some of these people who are talking five star ever been in a five star restaurant? In the Bahamas today the only Restaurant that comes close to a five star, and from my experience and personal opinion I will rate them as a Three star is the Gray Cliff Restaurant, maintaining a five star establishment can be very costly with high standards enforcement, and consistency on a daily basis, offering exemplary services. When your talking about five star you talking about Peacock Alley at the Waldorf Astoria fine culinary at its best very costly and Tavern on the Green in New York City to name a few. So please stop insulting the FIVE STAR Standards, stick to the Blue Plate that you have become accustomed to!!!
Kelly D Burrows
Freeport Grand Bahama
Telephone 359 5126
keldo938@Gmail.com
A New Parliament Building
FELIX SANDS WRITES FROM FREEPORT
The Parliament square and its buildings were constructed in 1815. It is situated in Downtown, Nassau, Bahamas. It houses the House of Assembly, and the Senate building. These building stands out as a monument to the stability and belief of the people of the Bahamas in the Rule Of Law and Democratic principles.
These buildings have served us well, and it is time for us as a people to move on. This Square should be converted into a major tourist attraction telling the rich story of our democracy in this hemisphere. A guided tour of this area could bring Untold amounts of revenue that will help with the upkeep of Downtown, Nassau.
The Davis Administration will do well to move with haste in a direction of starting Phase One of a new parliamentary complex demonstrating to the world that steady progress is being made every budget year.
We understand the development dollars of this archipelago is scarce, but we are a people who have learned how to walk and chew gum at the same time.
The electrical grid is being upgraded for the first time in a generation in New Providence. Homes are being constructed. Two public hospitals are being built and clinics upgraded country wide. Airports, too, are being built and upgraded on family Islands.
Prime Minister Davis, you like Nehemiah of old, have a great work to do in rebuilding the wall of Jerusalem as protection around The Bahamas. Inside and outside our walls we have opposition forces like Sanballat and Tobiah, opposing your government at every turn. Sadly, we have amongst us some who never accepted, but tolerated the principles of Majority Rule.
Prime Minister Davis phase one of a new Parliament is achievable goal in this dispensation. Be assured that the pits being dug for your demise by the Sanballats and Tobiahs will themselves fall into them. Press On.
Forward, Upward, Onward Together! We need a new Parliament !
ABAGAIL CARTWRIGHT DEAN’S BLUE HOLE
The Search Party Needs Flashlights Last week, I wrote that you cannot win without a bench. Apparently, some within the FNM read my article—or perhaps they had already reached the same conclusion.
I don’t like getting involved in FNM business, but rumour has it that some of the party’s former leaders and powerbrokers gathered last week to discuss the future leadership of the FNM. If the reports are accurate, Mr. Michael Pintard, as the Chairman of the PLP, Minister Fred Mitchell, said last week, is “a dead man walking.”
But the more interesting question is this: how does a major political party reach the point where its elders must go looking for somebody to lead it?
That was precisely my argument last week.
Rebuilding is not removing one leader and installing another. It means reassessing your philosophy, recruiting talent, developing people, creating depth and presenting a vision capable of attracting bright minds.
Therein lies the FNM’s deeper problem. For too long, advancement within the party has appeared limited to a narrow political circle. If talented young Bahamians, professionals, entrepreneurs and thinkers do not believe there is a genuine pathway upward, why would they come? You cannot spend years keeping the gate narrow and then suddenly wonder why the yard is empty.
So now the FNM reportedly has former leaders discussing where the next leader might come from. Perhaps the search party should bring flashlights.
But there is something more serious here. The Bahamas has one of the oldest parliamentary democracies in the Western Hemisphere, with a parliamentary tradition dating back to 1729. It is therefore disheartening to watch one of the country’s two major political parties become functionally defunct. A mature democracy needs more than elections; it needs a credible opposition capable of challenging ideas, presenting alternatives and preparing itself to govern.
The FNM’s predicament should therefore concern even those of us who do not support it.
Leadership should not have to be found. It should be a seamless transition. It should have been developed.After all, if you have to assemble the elders, organize a search party and bring flashlights just to find your next leader, perhaps your problem was never Michael Pintard.
Perhaps the lights went out in the organization a long time ago.
-Abigail Cartwright
In passing
Facebook: Thanks to photographer Dominick Lightbourne, I was able to capture these moments with Brianna Moree as she prepares to represent The Bahamas at Miss Global International pageant in Jamaica and wish her good fortune. She is the granddaughter of our late Stalwart Councilor Alphonso Moree of Long Island. She is studying at UB to be an engineer. We all called her granddad Archie or Captain Moree. He would be my guide and driver on my annual visits to Long Island. It brought back pleasant memories. Fred Mitchell MP Fox Hill 3 September 2026 Facebook: Restarting the tradition of lunch at the UB Cafeteria with my friend Math lecturer Zendal Forbes, students Ryan Munnings and Arthur Maycock and my friend Lee Davis. Mr Maycock is president of the student union. He is from Cat Island. I was also glad to meet our late friend and Stalwart Councilor’s Archie Moree’s grand daughter Brianna Moree. She is a student of UB in engineering and a contestant as Miss Global International Bahamas. The photos are by Dominick Lightbourne. Facebook: It was the first Friday in the Michaelmas term and that’s when we deliver a back pack to all the children. 485 of them at Sandilands Primary School and they were all well dressed and well behaved. Fred Mitchell MP Fox Hill 4 September 2026 Facebook: I was pleased to join Prime Minister Philip Davis at the bedside of Chuck Roberts of Sandals, a good friend of ours and benefactor. We prayed with him and wished him recovery and thanked his family for allowing the visit. Thank you Brittany. Fred Mitchell MP Fox Hill 4 September 2026 Facebook: I took the oath of office as a member of the Parliamentary Service Commission at the House of Assembly. Fred Mitchell MP Fox Hill 3 September 2026 Facebook: I spent about 30 minutes with Ms Brennan’s grade 12 final year for the Doris Johnson Senior High talking to them and their teacher about their career choices. This group was mainly doctors and nurses, a business woman, a RBDF and a RBPF, one professional athlete. They want an a c unit for their class and I explained that the school says that the wiring has to be upgraded. There is also a request for a school auditorium. I committed to helping. Fred Mitchell MP Fox Hill 2 September 2026 Facebook: I visited L W Young Junior High, the first day when the full school was back to class. Well done. Grade 8 yellow Fred Mitchell MP Fox Hill 2 September 2026A Visit With Miss Global International Bahamas
Lunch At The U B Cafeteria
Fred Mitchell Bags At Sandilands Primary School
Best Wishes To Chuck Roberts
Sworn In At The House
Visiting Doris Johnson On Opening Day
A Visit To L W Young Junior High
9 grade green
These are the new uniforms. Grade 7 wears white.
Keanna Perre, LeRoy Murphy, Omari Davis, Lyndsay Jacques with Principal Deborah Thompson, teacher Mrs Anita Wilmott and Advisor Nicole Moss
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