Reference is made to the overcrowding of the inner city and the fact that the beaches of New Providence are disappearing into private hands. Xenophobia and the Political Ploy. If we continue down this road we will do the same to ourselves. Unfortunately if we continue to give the impression that because some of us disagree with this development it should be stopped we are headed down the long road of tyranny and anarchy. Obviously the developers have shown their intent with the preservation of the Whylly ruins and agreeing to provide access to the beach.
Property rights are essential to our freedom.
Down the road. As the beaches on New Providence are in private hands I don't think the situation in the Family Islands is much different and this should be taken into account. Professor William Holtz, from his essay The Woman Who Discovered Private Property, 1992. The Institute for Economic Freedom, all rights reserved.