A mere days after being advised by his very own political party colleagues that he needs to remain quiet, some recommending that he needs to resign or be fired immediately as the chairman of the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) with former Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Cabinet Minister, Loftus Roker responding to former PLP MP Philip Galanis’ observations of “..the leadership of the PLP should call for Roberts’ immediate resignation and adding “The party needs to start from starch.

‘We’ve lost our way.  I agree with Mr. Galanis on his observations of Bradley Roberts.

‘I’m not sure he is doing anything to advance the party’; Mr. Bradley Roberts seems to be at it yet again.

“Roberts: ‘Rise up’ against evil of the FNM” – The Nassau Guardian

Excerpt from this article; “Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Chairman Bradley Roberts last night called on supporters to ‘rise up and challenge’ the Minnis administration and take to the “streets, march and demonstrate”.

“I am a strong supporter of law and order but strongly feel that if the witch hunt in not discontinued that we, the supporters of our great party, must rise up and registers our disgust,’ he told supporters at a National General Council meeting.

‘We must take to the streets, march and demonstrate.  We must engage in a letter writing campaign not only to local newspapers editors, but to the United Nations High Commission on Human Rights.

‘Political activism is the most potent form of opposition to bring about change and to put a stop to evil.”

Exactly what is this evil that Mr. Roberts is referring to and to this point, whose human rights has been violated?

The ‘evil’ of investigating persons for allegations of wrongdoing and abuse of public office and holding these persons accountable?

Mr. Roberts, while advocating for civil discourse for ‘evils’ that he seems unable to articulate,  Mr. Roberts claims to be a strong supporter of law and order but has never questioned any malfeasances, clear violation of law and order which occurred during the past Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) administration.  Usually, the good chairman stood to attempt to justify it or deflect away from it, and often chastised those that spoke up/out against the perceived wrongdoings of the last Christie administration, making his statement of believing in law and order hypocritical and duplicitous.

What I would advise of the good chairman, as long as he is chairman, that he should actually find some ‘evil’ that has been perpetrated by the current Minnis administration on which to base your call for social discourse, thereby making it legitimate, because without that, your actions are nothing more than that of a reckless person.

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