The Truth About Sir Lynden's Retirement

''I clearly need to straighten out Mr. Christie on some other wishful thinking.

Before I go on to other matters permit me to dispose of a persistent lie the PLP continues to tell about me. They say I cruelly forced Sir Lynden Pindling out of the House of Assembly.

The truth is that the early retirement of Sir Lynden from politics was good for The Bahamas.

It was good for our parliament. And it was good for Perry Christie and the PLP. And we talked about it at the time: Sir Lynden, Mr. Christie and I.

Let me tell you what Perry Christie said when he was more familiar with the truth. This was in the House in June 1997. This is what he said:

“I think it important, Madam Speaker, for me to say and say it now, since it has arisen, that it was my decision to recommend to Sir Lynden that he move sooner rather later to his retirement because I felt – and this is important to the process – that it would clear the way for the kind of leadership that I would wish to exercise in the Progressive Liberal Party.”

I know that with all the lies they are telling now this is hard to take in, so let me read that again.

“I think it important, Madam Speaker, for me to say and say it now, since it has arisen, that it was my decision to recommend to Sir Lynden that he move sooner rather later to his retirement because I felt – and this is important to the process – that it would clear the way for the kind of leadership that I would wish to exercise in the Progressive Liberal Party.”

It was Perry Christie’s decision to recommend to Sir Lynden that he move sooner rather than later to his retirement. That is what he said. Those are words out of Perry Christie’s own mouth.

And, why? Because it was important to the process. Because it would clear the way for the kind of leadership he wished to exercise in the PLP. Those, too, are words out of his own mouth, spoken in parliament.

Ain’t that the damndest thing!''

Quotes from The RT Honorable Hubert Ingraham at the introduction of the candidates at radisson hotel, cable beach.

March 29th 2007

The Truth About Sir Lynden's Retirement
“I think it important, Madam Speaker, for me to say and say it now, since it has arisen, that it was my decision to recommend to Sir Lynden that he move sooner rather later to his retirement because I felt – and this is important to the process – that it would clear the way for the kind of leadership that I would wish to exercise in the Progressive Liberal Party.”


now the PLP brought Sir Lynden into this.. now leave it to Hubert to remind them.. how quickly we forget...

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The Truth About Sir Lynden's Retirement
''“I think it important, Madam Speaker, for me to say and say it now, since it has arisen, that it was my decision to recommend to Sir Lynden that he move sooner rather later to his retirement because I felt – and this is important to the process – that it would clear the way for the kind of leadership that I would wish to exercise in the Progressive Liberal Party.”
It was Perry Christie’s decision to recommend to Sir Lynden that he move sooner rather than later to his retirement. That is what he said. Those are words out of Perry Christie’s own mouth.

Hmmmmm... I guess the honourable Prime Minister never expected his own words to come back to haunt him.
Never spit in the wind!

So in the final analysis it is Perry who killed Sir, Lynden and not Hubert because in one of the FNM's radio commercial i hear he son Obie thanking HI for all that he has done. Now if da boy beleived HI did killed he daddy u tink he woudda say dat in God house Man the country don gone gone and all perry do is shuffling. We need a solution.

By da way did you all see dem jokey pictures bout Perry on da web site. I thought the website was launched to show us da canidates not dem old pictures with perry and he wife das wat dey family album for. bey dem plp's like old history man u'll check it out and lemme know wha u tink:friday:

So in the final analysis it is Perry who killed Sir, Lynden and not Hubert because in one of the FNM's radio commercial i hear he son Obie thanking HI for all that he has done. Now if da boy beleived HI did killed he daddy u tink he woudda say dat in God house Man the country don gone gone and all perry do is shuffling. We need a solution.
By da way did you all see dem jokey pictures bout Perry on da web site. I thought the website was launched to show us da canidates not dem old pictures with perry and he wife das wat dey family album for. bey dem plp's like old history man u'll check it out and lemme know wha u tink:friday:
.. all i say is that perry dem gone an open a can of worms.. and i know HI has more to come... can not wait.

“I think it important, Madam Speaker, for me to say and say it now, since it has arisen, that it was my decision to recommend to Sir Lynden that he move sooner rather later to his retirement because I felt – and this is important to the process – that it would clear the way for the kind of leadership that I would wish to exercise in the Progressive Liberal Party.”
I know that with all the lies they are telling now this is hard to take in, so let me read that again.

thing is though I found it repulsive that perry asked his leader (drug coke ping) to step down to make way for his lacklustre subpar "leadership" mind--not because of the shame and disgrace SLOP brought to our country...but because he wanted to be the big boss! how bold was he! and to do it in parliament...and have this on record--for posterity--forever and a day! not a closed door stalwart/upper echelon PLP meeting---talking about washing and drying your dirty clothes in public--a damn shame.

What happen to all the debate?????????:confused:

Why aint no PLP's post to this thread and refute this?

Just asking now...... I thought sure I would have seen some lively debate on this subject

What happen to all the debate?????????:confused:
Why aint no PLP's post to this thread and refute this?
Just asking now...... I thought sure I would have seen some lively debate on this subject


I would suggest that "the truth is irrefutable". Perhaps some are just hoping it quickly fades into the forgotten.

The Truth About Sir Lynden's Retirement
It was Perry Christie’s decision to recommend to Sir Lynden that he move sooner rather than later to his retirement. That is what he said. Those are words out of Perry Christie’s own mouth.

:biggie: Please remember what you say , you said RECOMMEND ok which means to present as worthy of acceptance or to endorse as fit.
you see you and hubert trying to feed people pure crap..... but ain't nothing happen.
AIN'T LONG NOW FOR TWO STRAIGHT