The Bahamas. Revisited. Re-examined. Re-explained
Land, is a contentious topic, in the Bahamas. And for good reason. A famous person once wrote, “Unhappy the land that is in need of heroes.” Herein lies the problem, Continue Reading
When the rich fight, they don’t play by the same rules as the poor. In the Bahamas, poor negroes like to march, have the occasional riots, get pissy drunk and Continue Reading
In 1889, Bahamian born Edgar Mayhew Bacon, then an acclaimed American author with many published books to his credit, returned to the Bahamas, to write on life in the islands. Continue Reading
As early as 1752, in an effort to populate the many near uninhabited islands of the Bahamas, the British began a program of convict, miscreant and vagabond “transportation.” Convict transportation Continue Reading
How did paying for prostitutes, for Bahamian government officials, who ran out of money, on a trip to Las Vegas, in 1969, cause a Resorts International executive to have his Continue Reading
