Posted on 19 June 2017. by Jones Bahamas<\/p>\n
The Clifton Review <\/p>\n
The Clifton Review is a bi-weekly column that examines the question of the Clifton project along with the evolution of the war between two billionaires, the links to unsavory characters, the use of the courts for personal agendas, the involvement of a political party, and the attacks on the Government of The Bahamas. <\/p>\n
We covered the start of this war with articles describing the battle over easement rights, the mysterious burning of a home, the blocks to rebuilding, and countless questionable court filings. This series of articles asks the needed questions and presents the arguments in full. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
By P.J. Malone <\/p>\n
Apparently, in a presentation to Waterkeeper Alliance, Save The Bays Director and attorney Fred Smith expressed that Save The Bays members are constantly denigrated, as was reported in a Tribune article. <\/p>\n
The Commonwealth of The Bahamas does not have a history of denigrating organizations. As a country, we have always welcomed and allowed free speech and a difference of opinion, especially on governance. <\/p>\n
However, never in our history have we come across an organization whose activities are so hypocritical, persecutory, and subversive; it is these types of activities and some of its members and associates behavior that have certainly resulted in its denigration. <\/p>\n
For fear of being seen as denigrating Save The Bays, lets simply list the facts to explain this point fully: <\/p>\n
Hypocritical <\/p>\n
A Witch-Hunt <\/p>\n
Subversive <\/p>\n
Who does that? Only individuals with no sense of allegiance to The Bahamas can speak so disparagingly with no ounce of compunction or sense of duty to protect their countrys good name. <\/p>\n
In essence, Save The Bays has spent a lot of time being devious, underhanded, deceitful, dishonest, and downright subversiveto subvert or overthrow, destroy, or undermine an established or existing system, especially a legally constituted government or a set of beliefs. <\/p>\n
Maybe its not the entire organization or all of its members. But if you let yourself be represented by an individual who engages in these activities, you have to accept that it will define all of you. <\/p>\n
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