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Comment of the week
INGRAHAM STABS PINTARD POLTICALLY IN THE HEART
Forgive this word but in the politics of the country these days, most things go. What a cocksucker move by Hubert Ingraham to chop Michael Pintard and stab him right in the heart by those words to the FNM faithful, telling them they must find a leader who can take them to victory. The video of the speech has gone viral and well what more can you say.
Let us though correct the record. This can only be done from public sources. Cecil Wallace Whitfield died on 9 May 1990. That was two years before the general election. What chance was there that he said on his deathbed that he could not win and therefore chose Hubert Ingraham as his successor?
He was a cancer victim. There is a myth going around that on his deathbed he announced Hubert Ingraham as his successor. That myth in part propelled Mr. Ingraham to the leadership of the FNM as Mr. Whitfield’s successor and brings us to today when Mr. Ingraham could make certain claims about Cecil Wallace Whitfield and what he said and believed. He put words in the mouth of Mr. Whitfield ex post facto it seems to us.
We say myth because there is no proof that any such thing happened or was said.
In fact, there is a counter narrative that says that the FNM faithful, among them the former Minister of Youth Algernon Allen who were trying to persuade Perry Christie at the time, at the behest of a dying Whitfield to become the leader of the FNM. It is said that when he demurred, they turned to Hubert Ingraham.
We will never know the truth.
Arthur Hanna, the former Governor General, used to say that he would not write his memoirs because too many people were still around in his lifetime at the time and he had to tell the truth and that would cause injured feelings.
We have no such qualms here.
The fact is Cecil Wallace Whitfield never said publicly that he could not win and therefore chose Hubert Ingraham as his successor. There is nothing in the public record of that. In fact it is more likely than not that Hubert Ingraham and the FNM won because in 1992 the country had grown tired of the Pindling tenure and wanted something new. If Ceil Wallace Whitfield had been alive in 1992, chances are he would have won.
Enough of the mythmaking
Finally a word to Michael Pintard don’t let this fella whose era is done push you to the side. Fight with all your might and certainly not for that fella in Long Island.
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Editorial
---------- It was quite incredible for we the unsuspecting public to hear and then watch in real time the former Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham trash right in front of his face the now Leader of the Free National Movement Michael Pintard. Mr. Ingraham, it is not clear where he was speaking, told the FNM faithful that the public did not like their choices of leader and that is why in the past leaders Cecil Wallace Whiffled and Kendal Isaacs both decided they could not win and chose someone who could win. He forgot to say that the person they chose was him, even though that is not quite correct either. Was he saying that they needed to choose him again? He ended his rant by saying that they have to look for a leader who can win. As we said Michael Pintard was standing right there if the Tribune photo is to be believed. Michael Pintard is the walking dead. We reported up above about this remarkable talk that Hubert Ingraham gave in which he essentially said that Michael Pintard could not win the government for the FNM and so he had to go. This is all the more remarkable since it was Mr. Ingraham who ordained Mr. Pintard as the new leader in the first place. Now he says he has to go and he has another bright eyed and bushy tailed minion in the wings. This time it is the MP for Long Island Andre Rollins but just read last week’s article by the publicist Kevin Harris, a staunch FNM. Mr. Harris said that in no way is Mr. Rollins fit and proper for the position of Leader of the FNM. He is far too unstable, he said. We agree but then again as PLP supporters, it is none of our business. Last week, we wrote in defence of Kyle Wilson, the embattled President of the Electrical Workers Union. He is now the object of derision because the claim was made by the management of the Bahamas Power and Light Corporation in the middle of a struggle to keep the power on and for which they need the goodwill of Mr. Wilson, decided to attack the union and accuse them of abusing overtime privileges. Mr. Wilson appeared on the Shenique Miller show on television and had a simple answer. He said management approved the overtime, so who then is at fault. Touché The island of New Providence is still reeling in discomfort from unexpected power cuts. There is no rhyme or reason nor pattern that you can depend on before you are plunged into darkness. The latest episode was the customers in Ft Charlotte and in the city of Nassau were without power for at least 6 hours on Friday 21 August 2026. In this case, BPL was trying to be proactive. They discovered that there was a cable fault that might mean catastrophic failure if it were allowed to go unrepaired. So they opted to shut the system down before the catastrophe and repair it. They sent out a notice. Small comfort but it seems they are learning now how to deal with this stuff. Short story though, we just want these power cuts to end. From left to right: Vice Consul Eddie Archer, Consul General Anthony Moss, Fred Mitchell, Vice Consul Duran Saunders and Antiro Riley Vice Consul Fred Mitchell, the Foreign Minister, was in Atlanta, Georgia on Thursday 20 August 2026. The purpose was in part to visit the Episcopal Cathedral of St Philip in Atlanta to acquaint himself with the work of the church, given its stance on immigration. Mr. Mitchell told the officer of the church Liz Aull that The Bahamas was engaged in an outreach to the faith community on matters like immigration and multilateralism, given the changing climate in the world that is against immigration. A special envoy has been appointed by the government for relations with the See At Canterbury and there is an outstanding Memorandum of Understanding between the Vatican and The Bahamas government on mutual cooperation. He was accompanied by the Consul General of The Bahamas in Atlanta Anthony Moss. The following statement was issued by Fred Mitchell, Chairman of the PLP, on the anniversary of the FNM’s first election to office 19 August 1992 The 19th of August, is a date that lives in infamy. That’s the day on which the FNM was first elected to office as a government. Notwithstanding the drubbing in the last general election, the Leader of the Opposition Michael Pintard and his colleagues, I see, were gathered like proud peacocks in a church to remember this date and are seeking to sear into the history of our country, the fiction that somehow their election on the 19th of August 1992, was a revolutionary moment. While it is true that they defeated Lynden Pindling after 25 consecutive years in office, the record shows that their victory brought this to this country: The dissolution of a land policy that is the direct cause of land price inflation today. The scrapping of support for local agriculture that gutted the farming sector up to today. The selling of our telephone company at a fire sale price so that we have the worst telecommunications system in the region today. The giving of our national seaport of entry to a few families who control the entry of goods, especially food and they are suspects in monopoly pricing today. Then there was the attack on our national self-esteem, the attack by the FNM on African history in The Bahamas was unforgivable. And the propensity to portray our own country as corrupt is another of their legacies. The Bahamian people in their wisdom elected these FNM folks to office 4 times. Let us hope that we don’t have to go down that road again. Their mean-spirited policies designed to enrich the few not. The FNM should never again be part of the national public policy of this country. Rest in peace End ABAGAIL CARTWRIGHT’S DEAN’S BLUE HOLE Prime Minister Philip Davis, in his national address last week, gave a frank assessment of the country’s power crisis, particularly in New Providence. He did not dodge the obvious: Bahamians are frustrated, the system is under strain, and fixing decades of challenges will take time. More importantly, Davis presented a plan in plain language. He outlined measures including LNG, grid modernization, permanent generation, battery storage, solar expansion and the phasing-out of rental generation. He did not promise an overnight miracle. Instead, he acknowledged that the road to a modern, reliable energy system will require patience while his administration’s energy reforms are implemented. Bahamians have every right to be angry, agitated, and annoyed. When the electricity goes off, businesses lose revenue, families are inconvenienced and household appliances are put at risk. Frustration is justified. But frustration is not a policy—and neither is criticism. In his response, Opposition Leader, Mr. Michael Pintard, did what he has become known to do. He criticized the Prime Minister and the Government, even insinuating that the government is incompetent, but where was the alternative? If the Government’s approach is wrong, what would an FNM government do differently? How would it deliver reliable electricity faster, at a lower cost to consumers, and with less burden on taxpayers? If Mr. Pintard believes LNG, grid modernization, permanent generation, battery storage, solar expansion and phasing out rental generation are the wrong solutions, which would he abandon? More importantly, what would he replace them with? Anyone can identify the problem. Bahamians experience it every time the lights go off. Leadership requires more than telling the person in charge to “fix it.” A government-in-waiting should be able to tell the country HOW IT WOULD FIX IT. Prime Minister Davis is in the chair, and the responsibility is his. He has accepted that responsibility, declaring that “the buck stops with me.” Now comes the harder part: delivering. This crisis will not be solved by criticism, political sound bites or finger-pointing. It requires solutions, accountability and, above all, steady leadership. Prime Minister Davis and his team have accepted the responsibility and laid out a path forward. The measure of that plan will ultimately be in its execution. At this critical moment, The Bahamas needs a government prepared not merely to talk about the power crisis, but to do the difficult work of fixing it. We are fortunate that the PLP is at the helm, and we are confident that they will deliver. -Abigail Cartwright
PINTARD THE CASE OF THE WALKING DEAD
ROLLINS SITS IN THE WINGS BUT THEY SAY HE’S UNSTABLE
BPL UNION STRIKES BACK AT MANAGEMENT OVERTIME ISSUES
BPL CUTS THE POWER IN THE CITY AS A PRECAUTION
MITCHELL VISITS ATLANTA’S ST PHILIP’S CATHEDRAL
MITCHELL TRASHES THE FNM ANNIVERSARY DATE
Criticism Is Not An Energy Policy
Letters to the editor
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From Facebook: My adventure story on Delta Airlines attempting to fly back home from Atlanta: So we take off reading a book…of all things Capitalism For All by John Hope Bryant specially signed by Ambassador Andrew Young. About 20 minutes in I felt the plane descend, next thing the masks deploy and the pilot comes in says we must put the masks on and breathe we were going to ten thousand feet and return to Atlanta. Seemed like a hard landing to me but otherwise fine and expertly handled. We are safe in Atlanta and they say we will leave again on a new air craft in an hour or so. Our Ambassador to Qatar Tony Joudi was also on the aircraft. It’s flight 1938 Atlanta to Nassau on Delta originally scheduled for 2 p m arrival in Nassau Facebook: My friend and constituent from Monastery Park Mark Andrew Cunningham. The funeral was at the Big Jumper Church in East Street. HE was sixty four years old Fred Mitchell MP Fox Hill 22 August 2026 Facebook: It was my privilege and honour with my delegation Consul General Anthony Moss, Vice Consuls Edward Archer, Antiro Riley Duran Saunders to tour St Philip’s Episcopal Cathedral in Atlanta, Georgia. Thank you Liz Aull, Programme Coordinator for Membership and Stewardship. The visit was inspired by a sermon by the Dean of the Cathedral Sam Candler on welcoming strangers. It is part of the outreach of the government of The Bahamas to the faith community. Fred Mitchell MP Fox Hill 20 August 2026 Facebook: Renewing acquaintances with Andrew Young, former colleague of Martin Luther King Jr, former UN Ambassador, former U S Congressman and former Mayor of Atlanta at his office in Atlanta, Georgia today. The photo is by Antiro Riley. Fred Mitchell MP Fox Hill 20 August 2026Fred Mitchell On The Plane To Nowhere
Mark Cunningham’s Funeral
A Visit To St Philip’s Cathedral In Atlanta
Visiting With Andy Young
Happy Birthday Perry Christie
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