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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You have never met a more disputatious, rowdy and disgusting individual in her public persona than the President of the Bahamas Union of Teachers Belinda Wilson. We assume that she has good intentions but you always ask yourself why is she rowing all the time and rowing for what? Rowing when there is nothing to row about.
So last week she and the President of the Bahamas Public Service Union her partner in unionism Kemsley Ferguson brought out hundreds of teachers and other public servants to the streets to protest the fact that they were about to get a raise that would be reflected in their pay packet in December of this year, a raise that they did not ask for and for which the Union has not negotiated. So why the heck were they out in the streets? They couldn’t tell you even if you asked them.
This seemed to be a convenient time to take the day off. However, who was and is damaged by this constant hectoring of the public officials of the country by demonstrations by teachers. The children of the country. They were left abandoned in their classrooms without supervision. When the country now descends into chaos because post adolescent boys are acting out in robberies and murder, who then is to blame?
Female teachers are in the main the people in the classrooms. The people committing the crimes are men, young men fresh out of school. The victims of crimes against the person are mainly females. Who then is responsible when irresponsible female teachers leave the classroom because their irresponsible leader leads them on to Bay Street for nothing?
The Prime Minister Philip Davis is Prime Minister for a reason. That he has the patience of Job. Way back in the 1980s, the late Sir Lynden Pindling had had enough of this same kind of hectoring and abandoning of the classroom. He told them if you don’t get back to work, hand in the keys.
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The crowd was out in the streets. They had two rabble rousing union leaders in nasty Belinda Wilson and the ever tame Kemsley Ferguson braying at the gate. They wanted their money for which they had not negotiated and about which the government had said would be paid in the December or Christmas pay packet. There were hundreds of them and the noise could be heard disturbing the House of Assembly at its session on Wednesday 8 October 2025. They were calling for the Prime Minister to come out. The PM did one better, he joined hands with them and went over to the crowd. The MPs could hear the roar in the chamber above. The PM told them that he had given the raise not out of negotiations but out his heart and that they would be paid in the Christmas pay packet. That was that and the crowd melted away. Kwasi Thompson, the MP for East Grand Bahama, later called the PM’s move a master stroke. That is in contra distinction to that of the FNM whom The Guardian criticized in its editorial on Thursday 9 October 2025 for trying to take advantage of a demonstration already organized. That was certainly the Prime Minister Philip Davis at his best.
The United States Senate has confirmed Hershel Walker, the former American football player, as the Ambassador to The Bahamas for the United States. This will be the first Ambassador the US has sent here in 15 years. It shows what they think of us. First no one in office for fifteen years and then they send Hershel Walker. What Mr. Walker says he is going to do while here is counter Chinese influence in The Bahamas. The Chinese have no influence in The Bahamas. He says that he is going to fight drug smuggling. No word on stopping American guns from being smuggled into The Bahamas from the United States. No word on how the US treats Bahamians applying to enter their country lawfully from Nassau. This is going to be good. Bahamians were welcoming in their remarks. The Nassau Guardian was crowing from rafters in their editorial last week about it. Not one word from the women’s groups that crucified the Leslie Miller, the former MP, because of a speech he made about women beating in Parliament. Mr. Walker comes with a record of alleged abuse against women. Not one women’s group raised their voices in protest or comment. Life in The Bahamas is interesting indeed.
Eddie Minnis is a popular Bahamian artist and musician from the 1970s and 1980s when he was most prolific. He wrote and sang a song with Ronnie Butler called, the line from it is “tell me why some people never satisfied”. That is the issue now in The Bahamas, where the country is at the best it has ever been in many ways. The country is not perfect but things are trending in the right direction. So the one example of the inexplicable is what happened last Wednesday on Bay Street when teachers and other public servants were called out by their irresponsible President Belinda Wilson to demonstrate for a raise that they had not negotiated and for which the government had already said they would be paid in December of this year. When they left Bay Street nothing had changed but they abandoned the children in their classrooms to come to Bay Street just because they were disgruntled and dissatisfied but asked them why and they could not tell you. Most of them needed to lose some weight for starters. It appears that they were simply dissatisfied with their lives. Eddie Minnis asked quite a pertinent question.
Last week Lincoln Bain, the Chief of the COI (Coalition of Idiots) was on Facebook and he promises to be on it again, attacking Fred Mitchell but his attacks are really on the young people that give an honest day’s work for an honest day’s pay at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Mr. Bain obtained a document that was never sent to the bank but left on an employee’s computer and with only one other known access individual, it ended up in Mr. Bain’s hands. The person who the letter belongs to has enemies within the agency and it is believed by the police that the enemy within the agency is responsible for getting it into Mr. Bain’s hands. In other words, someone with a key to the computer file was for reasons of private griefs, downloaded the file and sent it to Mr. Bain. This is quite dangerous stuff if true. The enemy within it appears. The point is that the way it is portrayed in the press, it defames the individual employee who has a perfectly legal contract, approved by the Cabinet of The Bahamas and for which he is bonded to the government of The Bahamas. How this translates into an issue can only be in the weird and silly mind of Dumbo, the Chief of the Coalition of Idiots. Remember this is a man who started of his public life interfering with naked people on the beach and sticking cameras in their faces while in their intimate moments. That’s the Chief of the Idiots: Lincoln Bain
Let us be clear. We are for a bye-election to replace the vacancy in the House of Assembly occasioned by the death of Vaughan Miller MP for Golden Isles. The election to fill the vacancy should be held in November before Christmas hits us. It should be over and done with. The government has a mandate that runs out, just shy of a year from now. Why would anyone want to shorten their term? Our view run it out to the end. If the success of the incumbent government of Jamaica is anything to go by, it is clear that is the best strategy.
Last week on Wednesday 8 October 2025 the House of Assembly met following the summer recess. There was important business to discuss and we had to formally mourn the death of two former MPs. Instead of dealing with that, you had hundreds of teachers and other people in the public education establishment following stupid Belinda Wilson and her minion Kemsley Ferguson out in the streets protesting for a raise that they did not negotiate but which they want to be paid now. The government said they will pay it just before Christmas. The question that should have been asked them is if they actually knew why they were out on Bay Street. We bet they could not tell you why. The level of ignorance amongst some ordinary Bahamians about how things work in their country is incredible. Well that is what we face, too many stupid voters misled by two stupid union leaders. This is a sorry state of affairs. The Prime Minister told them, he will pay it just before Christmas. That quieted them down and they all went away. That means the position did not change because of their protest so what was the protest for? Why the disgruntlement? They have no idea at all.
I attended the baby shower for Darius and Aaliyah of Step Street. They are expecting a boy. This is great news. We need more children in Fox Hill. Congratulations. A good crowd at the Fox Hill Community Centre. A great way to end my own birthday.
I was pleased to join my long known friend and benefactor in celebration of his 56th birthday that comes up tomorrow. Congratulations Vasco Bastian. Happy birthday. The photo was taken at Aquafire.
Happy birthday to me. Thank you the students and advisors and principal of L W Young for a wonderful birthday treat. God bless you all and Mrs. Anita Wilmott who organized it all.
I stopped in to see the student who spoke at our meeting last night. He left before I could say thank you. I was surrounded by the children. They are really special little ones at Sandilands Primary School.
It was a privilege to join the Youth Minister Mario Bowleg with our colleague the Minister for Grand Bahama Ginger Moxey at the House of Assembly to honour James Clarke and Dudley Seide, who are the newest entrants into the Youth Excellence Hall of Fame. Congratulations gentlemen and thank you for your service. With us is this year’s patron is Judy Cooper.
With the students of Sandilands Primary, L W Young and Doris Johnson after they spoke at our branch meeting in Fox Hill about The Bahamas. It was also the night to celebrate the 72 nd birthday. They are from left to right: Joshua Joseph, Reign Johnson, Sasha Butterfield, Ania Lewis, Julisa McDonald and Tyler Neilly. Thank you. Our branch chair Ida Symonette is with me in the photo.
It was another walk down memory lane for me as I watched The Amen Corner, a play written by James Baldwin and performed at the Dundas. I remember Pandora Gomez and Charles Bowleg performing it in the 1970s with Anthony Delaney, Greg Lampkin and Claudette Allens. I don’t think anyone of this cast was even born back then. Philip Burrows who directed the play was there then as he is now. Thank you Adrian Archer.
Well oatmeal and raisin cookies, cup cakes and other goodies at Addiction Bakery off Armbrister St in Fox Hill. Chef Biteddie Bethel runs a great shop and busy as a bee.
