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The Roots of Progress

The story of human progress—and how we can keep it going I stumbled across this interesting blog recently. Take a look here...The Roots of Progress You might also find this article of interest...Why I'm a proud solutionist Enjoy! Read more →

UN and illegal immigrants

Dear Editor, I write in reference to the unwarranted and unwanted interference by foreign peoples in the national internal affairs of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas in its attempts to protect Bahamian citizens and legal residents from theft of Bahamian land by illegal foreign immigrants, who then, totally contrary to... Read more →

OIL - TO DRILL or NOT TO DRILL

There has been much written about this topic both by those in favour and those vehemently against. While the viewpoints are usually well substantiated, I have not seen what I consider a business assessment of the pro’s and con’s. In line with this objective, I list issues below for consideration:... Read more →

Hurricane Isaias Update - Tracking Map

The animated image below shows the track from the 5pm report Read more →

Hurricane Isaias Heading Our Way - Tracking Map

Be safe Bahamas. Read more →

Human Progress? Find evidence of it here...

"HumanProgress.org is a project of the Cato Institute with major support from the John Templeton Foundation and the Searle Freedom Trust, as well as additional funding from the William H. Donner Foundation. The website requires no registration or membership. All of its content and features can be used free, but... Read more →

The gap between perception and aspiration and reality in green energy

The hard reality is shown in the image to the left. As the smallest red measurement shows, there's a long way to go before solar and wind or other green energy can replace fossil fuels unless we as individuals want to give up a whole lot. According to Peter Tertzakian... Read more →

I hope this stu...ff is not contagious

Dear Mr. Editor, It certainly would appear that moronic statements are not limited to the simple man or woman in the street witness comments very recently made by Leslie Miller and Rupert Roberts. I say again if these two gentlemen, in association, with the leader of the Opposition, had any... Read more →

More on plastic bags

Dear Mr. Editor, Apropos of my recent communication to you I would hate to call our leader of the Official Opposition a moron, but …. ! After his less than stellar pronouncements concerning the plastic bag ban on the television news one does have to wonder! He was trotting out... Read more →

Plastic Bag Ban

Dear Mr. Editor, I’m very sorry but we, the Bahamas, would appear to be a nation of morons, who seem unable to read and have a television to watch only advertisements. How else can the ludicrous statements carried on the news concerning the withdrawal of plastic bags be explained? Surprise... Read more →