Comments on: RIMS Reception To Highlight Culture & Music

By: Raymond Ray

Raymond Ray — Fri, 17 Apr 2015 14:10:39 +0000

Now Duane, you can come better than that:-) As long as we remain a British Colony we will be singing: ” God save the Queen/King.”
But yes, it would be far-more appropriate hearing “Bermuda is another world.”

By: Duane P Santucci

Duane P Santucci — Fri, 17 Apr 2015 12:38:29 +0000

Great story and the negative I can say is the fact that we often refer to the late Mr. Hubert Smith Sr. and his group as the Ambassadors that they are, but disrespect their legacy by not allowing the song Bermuda is another world as our Anthem, so if our powers that be really want to make a difference I challenge them to do the right thing and give the late Honorable Hubert Smith Sr. & Jr. along with their group the respect they so deserve.

Bermuda is another World has reached more visitors and locals alike across the globe more then this joke of a song that we claim is at present our so called national anthem, Bermuda is another in the heart of the majority will and always be our song, so to the joker who wants to challenge me about why and how we arrived at having the present song as our anthem, my answer is simple we all did not have a input in the decision making, a selective group made the choice not the people.

By: Cream of Onion

Cream of Onion — Fri, 17 Apr 2015 11:18:53 +0000

This is wonderful initiative by the BDA. It is refreshing to see a business organization that actually understands Bermuda and Bermudians. – well done

By: Raymond Ray

Raymond Ray — Thu, 16 Apr 2015 22:47:05 +0000

In-spite of the countless negative things, there had been also “community togetherness” and that’s what inspired many to return to Bermuda and mingle with locals at all levels. As for entertainment, it had been second to none! Yes, Mr. Hubert Smith and others are gone but never will they be forgotten.