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There is a school of thought based mainly on a Darwinist premise of random selection. Hence, there is its concomitant cofactor — “what if?” What if this had occurred as opposed to that, etc? Even though “if” is a nonreality, we still fascinate ourse...

The report on self-determination is out now, so obviously the Cabinet has reviewed it and deemed it fit for public consumption. Although Kathy Lynn Simmons, the Attorney-General, claimed the report did not make any recommendations, the report’s con...

Carlyle Corbin, the author of the Options for Sovereignty report, cannot be said to be an impartial or benign scholar of sovereignty, given he is himself an advocate of self-determination. It is OK to be an advocate and, perhaps, that is even a noble...

The first and only debate between David Burt and the challenger Curtis Dickinson took place on Saturday night with neither expressing any bombshells or knockout punches. However, in a rather evenly contested debate, there were differences between the...

The airport dilemma with the firefighters is the latest indicator of our ageing population but also a test of our standing in the world of trade and technology. Truthfully, it would not matter what area of the economy we compare; we would still show ...

Let's talk about the One Bermuda Alliance, which, despite its name change, many still refer to as the new or revamped United Bermuda Party. Let me first declare I never was a part of the first split of the Bermuda Democratic Alliance, or the merger t...

While judgment has been delivered on the Commission of Inquiry into Historical Land Losses, there are still aspects under consideration. Therefore, my comments will remain within the realm of public information. Aside from the efforts made by the dec...

Human behavioural science indicates that there are types of characters whose patterns of behaviour can be fit into a few different categories. Without being academic, we can observe some of these differences as occurring in our own life experiences. ...

I think we all should consider a career change. I wish I could say this is satire or a rhetorical point, but unfortunately it isn’t; it’s real life as experienced in Bermuda and in many parts of the world. If anyone were to advise their sons and dau...

This article was initially intended as an e-mail to an individual, but on consideration, may be of interest to a wider audience: Sir, the economy is the laboratory where society is built. Any failure in the economy as an instrument for the training ...