Letters   Responsible government and not class warfare Dear Editor, The majority of people vying for political office are expressing a new appreciation for the people they are trying to reach.  The issues are going beyond the superficial, and the usual political rhetoric is being hammered by the de...     PM didn’t have a horse in the race after all Dear Editor, John Locke said, “I have always thought the actions of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts.” The gambling referendum has long gone and Bahamians now find themselves in a quandary.  According to Sebas Bastian, CEO o...     Reason in public debates Dear Editor, It was refreshing to hear your editor, Candia Dames, bring a balanced and rational perspective to the gaming issue against a backdrop of anti-white, anti-foreign hysteria on one of your radio shows. It would appear that some people are...     The gold rush anniversary Dear Editor, Some have opined that the gold rush administration (PLP), led by Perry Christie, has failed the people of The Bahamas.  I beg to differ.  I confess that I have many problems with the lackadaisical leadership style of the PM bu...     PLP keeps failing Dear Editor,   The failures of the PLP government continue to mount and it is clear Perry Christie and his crew will be a one-term government one more time. Under the PLP, the fees have been raised on the students at The College of The Bahama...     The immigration confusion Dear Editor,   In the midst of Immigration Minister Fred Mitchell’s unapologetic, rational policymaking, the line of qualified Bahamian sea lion trainers beating a path to his door must surely defy belief.   – Ian Mabon...     Seeking inner peace Dear Editor,   The prevention of terrorism is necessary and it requires a certain violence. Not that external wrath we often commit against our neighbor in the name of peace, but rather the internal violence against self, against our selfishn...     Department of Immigration embarrassing us again? Dear Editor, Here we go again. According to press reports “without warning, two uniformed men and one plain-clothes officer marched into the water park (at Atlantis) through a back gate, found the American citizen in the middle of a guest interact...     The gun epidemic Dear Editor, Shavano Dean, dead.  Randy Henfield, dead.  Ketarrio Armbrister, dead.  Randolph Almanto Coakley, dead.  Christopher Outten, dead.  Julian Collie, dead.  Alexandro Bain, dead. All of these men were murdere...     The Bahamas has become a commonwealth of fear Dear Editor, In 1989 an Iraqi writer named Kanan Makiya published his ground-breaking book “Republic of Fear: The politics of modern Iraq” under the pseudonym Samir al-Khalil.  An updated edition with a new introduction was published in 199...     «StartPrev12345678910NextEnd» Page 5 of 31