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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It’s been at a slow boil for weeks. Bahamas Press has been carrying a message all last week that here was a candidate that was not fit and proper who was involved with a drug sting in the United States. The matter finally came to a head when Marvin Dames, the former Minster of National Security, and now candidate for the FNM for Mt Moriah, issued a statement saying that his business partner one Malcolm Goodman has been arrested in Florida with drugs on board a boat that is owned by Mr. Dames and his wife. He denied that he had anything to do with it. That was supposed to be that.
This is the pure and hands clean FNM talking now. If that were the PLP, they would have been all over these facts. This is a boat that is owned by Marvin Dames and his wife Stacy. The public record reveals that they also have a man named Goodman as their co-owner of the vessel. This means that they are partners in the truest sense of the word. Partners are jointly and severally liable for the actions of the other.
When the police come to your house and find drugs and ammunition, they lock up everyone in the House and charge everyone because no one is liable individually.
Mr. Goodman is said to have confessed to the US authorities that he would in his word eat it. He said that it was his act alone. But the matter bears investigation to see what if anything Mr. Dames knew or his wife knew about the 200 kilos of cocaine found on the vessel as it entered U S waters.
This is further complicated by the fact that Mr. Dames had the week before all of this confessed to facilitating the entry into the United States embassy of a female who went to the U S and told lies on two Bahamian businessmen and their involvement with the American pedophile Epstein who is now so much in the news.
Marvin Dames has a lot to answer for and the silence of the Leader of the Opposition Michael Pintard in the face of very serious allegations: one of treason and the other of drug trafficking, made against one of his candidates, and cannot be ignored. At some point if Mr. Pintard does not answer, the PLP has to ask the question officially: what is going here:
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It appears sometimes that Hubert Minnis, the former Prime Minister, known in politics as one and done, has found religion. He is more attentive to his constituents than ever. He is more attentive to public policy more than ever. This is a far cry from the insensitivity of his days as Prime Minster. Well we see this in relation to this comments on the Marvin Dames saga. Mr. Dames is the owner of a boat that was caught in the United States with 200 kilos of cocaine on it. The man Malcom Goodman is described as his business partner. In law partners are jointly and severally liable. Mr. Dames says that he knew nothing about it. The Leader of the Opposition Michael Pintard has been silent since the story broke. Strange for a fellow who can talk about everything else at the drop of a hat. Anyway Dr. Minnis did some talking for them He said people would remember that he would not allow two business days cycles to pass by without dealing with matters of this kind. He reminded people that he fired Peter Turnquest as his Deputy Prime Minister when allegations of theft were raised against him in a civil suit. He was gone. That tells you what he thinks should happen to Marvin Dames and we agree. But two weeks and counting and not a peep from the intrepid Michael Pintard. Shame!
There is an axiom in political life that will serve all young politicians well. That axiom is that you ought to be loyal to your friends and to your party and to your allies. There are too many people who are blinded by ambition and who do not stand up for these principles of loyalty and trust. There is the expression that aptly describes this phenomenon of running away from your friends and allies when times get tough. It is called “running for the tall grass”. In other words, it is a safe place to hide. Those who stand with their friends, who know who their allies are, who do not allow advisors to plant foolish ideas in their heads, who are not swayed by the wind of polls and follow their own instincts, have better survival mechanisms. They know that people can depend on them.
Last week, the Leader of the Opposition Michael Pintard made an extraordinary intervention in the public domain. Extraordinary because usually he does not actually come up with policy pronouncements’ but instead engages in attacks of a purely political nature. But last week, he decided to go to look for some professionals to examine the treasure trove of documents released by the government of he PLP on its energy policies. He tried to have those professionals take them apart. Fortunately, he failed because his statement was quickly debunked as getting the math wrong and not understanding the history and the law. The Minister for Energy gave a full and energetic response in rebuttal. It is important for the PLP to take his attacks seriously because his attack was on the central point that the PLP is making about energy. That point is that you have to have a reliable energy supply, that is relatively inexpensive and that fits with the environment.
AS the count down to the general election draws nigh, it is important for one message to come through more than any other to everyone who is a PLP worker in the field. What this calls for is discipline. This requires us to make sure voters are registered. This requires us to knock on every door and get the voters to turn out to vote. This election is that important. In a word, it requires party discipline.
Last week, the Leader of the Opposition Michael Pintard issued a detailed statement that sought to attack the central policy of the PLP on energy. It required a proper and point for point rebuttal. Thankfully the Minister of Energy JoBeth Coleby Davis responded with point for point answers. She said that Mr. Pintard got the facts wrong. He was wrong on the cost of the investment. He was wrong on the costs to consumers both in the family islands and in Nassau. He was wrong on the fact that BPL needs to replace the rented generators. It needs the entire grid across New Providence changed. He was wrong on the hedge. He was wrong on the fuel mix that is necessary to bring down the costs to consumers. We thank the minister for her answers. BPL has a 500 million dollar long term debt. The PLP is tackling that as well. This was something that the FNM failed to address along with other BPL problems when they were in office. Today we have a reliable electricity supply at affordable prices and along term plan for energy for our country. The FNM has no answers.
The former Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines Ralph Gonsalves has attacked his former Prime Ministerial colleagues of CARICOM for being weak in the face of the actions of the United States in the region. The leaders met with the Secretary of State of the United States in St Kitts on Wednesday 25 February 2026. It seemed like a lovefest.
The news is not good for the FNM in Southern Shores. This is one of the must win seats for the Leader of the Opposition Michael Pintard. Mr. Pintard put a candidate in their early. Her name is Denalee Penn. She is an undertaker by profession and has more money than sense. She left the PLP when she could not get a PLP nomination and went over to the FNM. She fed into the narrative that the former MP Leroy Major was unpopular and thought that this would mean mass defections from the PLP. However, she has a problem personality wise and is turning off her campaign workers, so they are defecting to the other side. We wish Obie Roberts all the luck in the constituency.
When Silence Speaks: A Leadership Question for This Election
With a general election approaching in The Bahamas, recent headlines have raised serious concerns. Former Minister of National Security Marvin Dames has acknowledged a business partnership with an individual now in custody in the United States after a vessel linked to Mr. Dames was intercepted near Fort Lauderdale (originating in The Bahamas) carrying 200 kilograms of cocaine and over two hundred bottles of cough syrup. These are not minor allegations. They strike at public trust.
What has been equally concerning is the response from Opposition Leader Michael Pintard who declined to comment on the matter when asked about it on Wednesday. At a moment demanding clarity and firmness, Mr. Pintard has not called for Mr. Dames to step aside. For many voters, that hesitation raises uncomfortable questions about decisiveness and judgment. However, Mr. Pintard did show this indecisiveness last year during the Golden Isles by-election wavered on whether he wanted Brian Brown to contest the election.
Leadership requires acting swiftly, especially when integrity is at stake.
Prime Minister Philip Davis has demonstrated a different approach. When controversies emerged involving senior officials under his administration, he acted — ordering termination, requesting resignations, and moving quickly to protect public institutions. Whether one agrees with all of his policies or not, the pattern is consistent: when ethical concerns surface, action follows.
This contrast matters.
The attachment of any political candidate to a vessel seized in a major drug bust demands transparency and immediate action. Even if investigations ultimately provide clarity and vindication, the country deserves leaders who respond decisively. Former Prime Minister, Dr. Hubert Minnis, this week said he would deal with a party issue “before a second newspaper cycle.”
Leadership is revealed in difficult moments. The question before us is simple: who has shown the resolve to act when it matters most?
Opposition leader, Mr. Michael Pintard, and Mr. Kwasi Thompson are members of parliament for Marco City and East Grand Bahama, respectively. These two men have perfected the art of being willfully blind and mute when it comes to advocating for themselves and the people they were elected to represent on Grand Bahama. When it comes to matters involving the Grand Bahama Port Authority, Messrs. Pintard and Thompson are normally articulate individuals, they, however, develop brain fog on matters concerning the GBPA. This begs the question why silence when it comes to their advocacy? Are they somehow conflicted? The GBPA is under a 99-year lease agreement between the government of the Bahamas and themselves known as the Hawksbill Creek Agreement gives the Port internal governmental rights to license, maintain, promote, and charge service fees for the upkeep of Freeport until 2054; when the agreement ends, the city reverts to the Bahamian people. In recent times, the roads in some areas of their constituency have fallen into a state of disrepair; some road verges are overgrown in subdivisions and in need of urgent attention. Street signs are missing. The boat ramps and seawalls show signs of deferred maintenance. The Taino Beach Bridge stands as a monument of a company in crisis. The bridge is closed /abandoned, and the canal filled in as a service road speaks for itself. This proves the developer is unable to, or willfully refuse to, fulfill its obligations under the agreement. Less we forget, it was Pintard and Thompson serving as cabinet ministers in 2019, who foolishly allowed the Port Authority, at the time, to take all the insurance money from hurricane Dorian which damaged the Grand Bahama International Airport, and walked away. They absolved the Port from their responsibilities to rebuild, run, manage and upkeep the airport until 2054. Mr. Pintard and Thompson have been shamelessly and relentlessly attacking the Davis Administration for holding the Port Authority accountable; and demanding accountability because this Administration insists that they live up to their obligations under the Hawksbill Creek Agreement. It appears that Pintard and Thompson have chosen sides; and sadly, it does not appear to be on the side of the people. Scripture teaches us that no man can serve two masters: he will love one; and despise the other… The final question is, does the master you have chosen to represent has sufficient votes to assure you of your re-election?
Watching Eye Witness News. I never heard so much b/s in my life. Of late, the latest is the 4 star restaurant in the upcoming terminal on Potters cay. These people have any clue in operating a 4 star establishment? May I sujjest you Stay in your lane, DONT embarrass yourself!!! By the way can someone out there tell me where there is a 4 star restaurant in the Bahamas? We are talking 4 Star??? Tavern On The Green is one of the top restaurants in New York. I will give them a 3 star rating just my opinion!
I represented the government of The Bahamas at the funeral of Bahamian descendant Thelma Vernell Anderson Gibson of Colored Town in Miami, Florida, home of the Bahamians who settled and built Miami. She was the widow of the late rector of Christ Church in Miami, a Bahamian descendant himself Fr Ted Gibson who served on the Miami City Council. Mrs Gibson was a nurse and a civil rights fighter in her own right. She left behind the Gibson Health Initiative, a non profit foundation. She was 99 at the time of her death. May she rest in peace. The funeral took place at Christ Episcopal Church in Coconut Grove where Fr. Jonathan Archer, a Bahamian is the rector.
The delegation of The Bahamas headed by Prime Minister Philip Davis with Director General Jerusa Ali and Foreign Service Officer David Allens at the Heads of Government meeting of Caricom in St Kitts and Nevis.
