EDITOR, The Tribune. It was sometime in December 2010 that I saw the big-time union-woman Ms Jennifer Isaacs-Dotson on television hinting with a vengeance about the possibility of a general strike or massive demonstrations as a result of the government's decision to sell the Bahamas Telephone Company (BTC) to one Cable and Wireless. She ended with the words: "We coming." Then, some days later- I saw her again on the screen; but this time, she was like a ship without wind for its sails. It looked like she and her band of irresolute union leaders were not sure after all about the next course of action that they would take. We coming had turned to: We don't know if we are coming ...

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