President Donald Trump
DECLARATION OF THE PEOPLE OF THE CARIBBEAN
(A Declaration that was authored by the Pan-Africanist and Socialist popular forces of
the Caribbean nation of Barbados at Bridgetown, Barbados on Saturday 13th January 2018, and
submitted to the people and civil society organizations of the Caribbean for their endorsement and adoption)
U S PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP HAS BEEN DECLARED
“PERSONA NON GRATA” IN THE CARIBBEAN
We, the under-signed representatives of the sovereign people of the Caribbean, hereby declare that President Donald Trump of the United States of America is “Persona Non Grata” in our Caribbean region!
We further declare that as a “Persona Non Grata” President Donald Trump is NOT welcome in any territory of the Caribbean, and we hereby confirm that we – the Caribbean people – will petition our Governments, vehemently protest against any Trump visit, and engage in popular demonstrations designed to prevent President Donald Trump’s entry into any portion of the sovereign territory of our Caribbean region.
As sons and daughters of the Caribbean, we hereby affirm that the continent of Africa is the revered Motherland of a sizable majority of our people and that the Republic of Haiti — the seminal architect of the destruction of the system of chattel slavery that held our ancestors in bondage — is the foundational cornerstone of our Caribbean Civilization, and we therefore consider that any insult or attack that is directed at the African continent or at the Republic of Haiti is intrinsically an insult and attack that is directed at us as well.
We further affirm that we Caribbean people — in light of our history of experiencing, resisting, and surviving the most horrendous forms of enslavement and colonialism — consciously regard ourselves as champions and defenders of the dignity and fundamental human rights of all Black or African people, and that we are guided by an over-arching and non-negotiable principle of zero tolerance of any manifestation of anti-Black or anti-African racism or discrimination.
It is against this background that we, the people of the Caribbean, have determined that by describing the nations of Africa, the Republic of Haiti and the Central American nation of El Salvador as “shithole” countries, U S President Donald Trump has committed a despicable and unpardonable act of anti-Black, anti-African, anti-Brown racism that has served to further energize and fortify the vile White supremacy system that the said President Trump has self-consciously sought to champion and lead.
We — the sovereign people of the Caribbean– hereby declare to the entire world that we vehemently and unreservedly denounce President Donald Trump and the evil and inhuman White supremacy value system that he represents!
ENDORSED AND SUPPORTED BY THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS :
1. Clement Payne Movement of Barbados
2. Pan-African Coalition of Organizations (PACO)
3. Israel Lovell Foundation of Barbados.
4. Caribbean Movement for Peace and Integration (CMPI)
5. Caribbean Chapter of the International Network in Defense of Humanity
6. Global Afrikan Congress
7. Caribbean Pan-African Network (CPAN)
8. Peoples Empowerment Party (Barbados)
9. Pan-African Federalist Movement–Caribbean Region Committee
9. International Committee of Black Peoples (Guadeloupe)
10. Jamaica/Cuba Friendship Association
11. Jamaica LANDS
12. SRDC Guadeloupe / Martinique Chapter
13. Ijahnya Christian (St. Kitts and Nevis)
14. Dorbrene O’Marde (Antigua and Barbuda)
15. NswtMwt Chenzira Davis Kahina (Ay Ay Virgin Islands-US)
16. Ivana Cardinale (Venezuela)
17. Emancipation Support Committee of Trinidad & Tobago
18. Organization for the Victory of the People (Guyana)
19. Gerald Perreira (Guyana)
20 Black Consciousness Movement of Guyana
21. Conscious Lyrics Foundation (St. Martin)
22. Myrtha Delsume (Haiti)
23 Anthony “Gabby” Carter (Barbados)
24. Cuban /Barbadian Friendship Association
25. Friends of Venezuela Solidarity Committee (Barbados)
26. Maxi Baldeo (Barbados)
27. Dr. Nancy Fergusson Jacobs (Barbados)
28. Ayo Moore (Barbados)
29. Haiti / Jamaica Society
30. Anthony Reid (Barbados)
31.Cheryl Hunte (Barbados)
32. Hamilton Lashley (former Barbados Minister of Government)
33. Erica Williams (Guyana)
34. Kilanji Bangarah (Namibia / Jamaica)
35. International Movement for Reparations (Martinique)
36. Alex Sujah Reiph (St Martin)
37. Thelma Gill-Barnett (Barbados)
38. Khafra Kambon (Trinidad and Tobago)
39. Margaret Harris (Barbados)
40. Jacqueline Jacqueray (Guadeloupe)
41. Garcin Malsa (Martinique)
42. National Committee for Reparations (Martinique)
43. Officers and Members of the Global Afrikan Congressuk (GACuk)
44. Jamaica Peace Council
45. Ingrid Blackwood (Jamaica)
46. Glenroy Watson (President, RMT’s London Transport Regional Council / Jamaica)
47. Paul Works (Jamaica)
48. Abu Akil (United Kingdom / Jamaica)
49. Kwame Howell (Barbados)
50. Ian Marshall (Barbados)
51. Michael Heslop (Jamaica)
52. Andrea King (Barbados)
54. Cikiah Thomas (Canada / Jamaica)
55. Bobby Clarke (Barbados)
56. Trevor Prescod, Member of Parliament (Barbados)
57. David Denny (Barbados)
58. John Howell (Barbados)
59. Lalu Hanuman (Barbados / Guyana)
60. Onkphra Wells (Barbados)
61. Rahmat Jean-Pierre (Barbados)
62. Philip Springer (Barbados)
63. Cedric Jones (Guyana)
64. David Comissiong (Barbados)
65. Selrach Belfield (Guyana)
66. Kathy “Ife” Harris (Barbados)
67. Andrea Quintyne (Barbados)
68. Felipe Noguera (Trinidad & Tobago)
69. Suzanne Laurent (Martinique)
70. Line Hilgros Makeda Kandake (Guadeloupe)
71. Kerin Davis (Jamaica)
72. Delvina E. Bernard (Africentric Learning Institute, Nova Scotia, Canada)
73. Muhammad Nassar (Barbados)
74. Anthony Fraser (Guyana)
75. Troy Pontin (Guyana)
76. Nigel Cadogan (Barbados)
77. Ras Iral Jabari (Barbados)
78. Nicole Cage (Martinique)
79. Robert Romney (St Martin / Guadeloupe)
80. Anne Braithwaite (Guyana)
81. Icil Phillips (Barbados)
82. Marie Jose Ferjule (Martinique)
83. Errol Paul (Guyana)
84. Erskine Bayne (Barbados)
85. Robert Gibson (Barbados)
86. Alister Alexander (Barbados)
87. Mark Adamson (Barbados)
88. Junior Jervis (Guyana)
89. Lee Bing (Guyana)
90. Akram Sabree (Guyana)
91. Rudolph Solbiac (Martinique)
92. Stephane Eveillard (Haiti)
93. Suzy Sorel (Martinique)
94. Luciani Lanoir (Martinique)
95. Ras Bongo Wisely (St Lucia)
96. Caribbean Rastafari Organization
97. Dr. Rodney Worrell (Barbados)
98. David Bannister (Barbados)
99. Ismay Griffith (Barbados)
100. Edson Crawford (Barbados)
101. Guy M A Vala (Guadeloupe)
102. Urielle Guillaume
103. Laetitia Fernandez
104. Fraiderik Jean-Pierre
105. Vivi Romney (Guadeloupe)
106. Emmanel Fleurant (France)
107. Colette Galiby
108. Monique Ravenet
109. Djaka Apakoua
110. Laura De Lacaze
110. El B Gourdin
112. Joseph Jacques
113. Bella Nazaire (Martinique)
114. Jean-Claude Dorvil (Haiti / Canada)
115. Walter Thermidor (Haiti)
116. Eugene Norden
117. New National Vision (Trinidad and Tobago)
118. Hope McNish (Jamaica)
119. Graham Bannister (Barbados)
120. Sandra Richards (UK /Caribbean)
121. Renette Joachim (Haiti)
122. Winifred Galvan
123. Jean Assoua Anoh
124. Fleurime Remax (Haiti)
125. Herold Jean- Francois (Haiti)
126. Arthur Hatstant (Haiti)
127. Max Tanic
128. Baptiste Snel
129. Emmanuel Cherilus
130. Carl Innov
131. Abel Nazaire (former Minister of Youth and Sports – Haiti)
132. Lucien Beaugendre
133. Guillaume – Emmanuel Quitman
134. J. R. Danglades
135. Sara Diane
136. Modelyne Djoby
137. Hilo King (Benin)
138. Colette Galiby (French Guiana )
139. Dordy Desmornes (Canada)
140. Victorin Alex
141. Serge Bellegarde (Haiti)
142. Keith Ellis (Jamaica)
143. Zilpha Ellis (Canada)
144. Arnold Minors (Bermuda /Canada)
145. Laurent Titus
146. Odney Odly
147. Marie- Frantz Goram
148. Samuel Joseph (Haiti)
149. Bernadette Edne
150. Le Comite Directore de la Solidarite des Jeunes Progressistes d’Haiti
151. Pompous Frantzcell
152. Danielle Edmond
153. Joycelyn Jaubert (Martinique)
154. Gilberte Garo
155. Laura De Lacaze (Guadeloupe)
156. Ajani Ausaru (Jamaica)
157. Guy Joseph (Haiti)
158. Yoyi
159. Isaac Vincent
160. Noee Degbe
161. Noura Jernidier
162. Martine Fourcand (Haiti / Canada)
163. Siba Pascal Guilavogui
164. Mylene Lackmy
165. Front Unifie de Liberation Nationale d’Haiti
166. Wendell Claude (Haiti)
167. Tanoh Kwa Frederic
168. Keturah Cecilia Babb (Dominica / Barbados)
169. Jacques Yvon Pierre (Haiti)
170. Pendant Felix
171. Sylviane Basileu
172. Gaelle Choisne
173. Groupe d’intervention en development local et durable (Haiti)
174. Alexendrite Delilac
175. Jacky Joseph
176. Manuel Morvan
177. Alann Fils Aime
178. Jean Pierre Raynold
179. Unite de Protection et de Defenses de Droits Humains (Haiti)
180. Jean Jacques Feliho
181. Dieujuste Beby
182. Jainor Delor
183. Rudolph Amisial
184. Pierre Smith Jean Louis
185. Gerard Fidelin
186. Hernandez Sicard (Haiti)
187. Jean Claude Henri
188. Danielle Valere
189. Pierre Mary Audate
190. David Abdulah, Movement for Social Justice, Trinidad and Tobago
191. Florvilus Patrice (Haiti)
192. Francois Adren of Pikilz.com (Haiti)
193. Rev. Lejean Louis (Haiti)
194. House of Professions and Trades (Haiti)
Lawson…Justin the Alpha male, snubbed the coward and sissy trump in Davos..lol
It is time to Africanise all y’all
Hal I was out drinking last night but not many fellow scots where I was at.
Sargeant I have to laugh because everyone I was out with to a man said they could never run for politics…too many female skeletons in the closet…that can come out of nowhere and derail a person whether it is true or not ..Just look at poor Bill Cosby. LOL
WW your boyfriend is such an idiot cant wait the only reason someone hasnt come out against him is …nobody wants to admit to it
Lawson….ya just jealous that he got a nice tush, they are always comparing it on FB with the ass in the WH…..lol
Make America white Again
President Trump reportedly referred to Haiti and countries in Africa as “shithole countries” and called for more immigrants from places like Norway at an Oval Office meeting with lawmakers.
Donald Trump wants to make America white again. He wants all the defective genes from Caucasians in Norway & other European Countries. Read the studies below.
CNN -Sperm counts of men in North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand are plunging, according to a new analysis published Tuesday.
Among these men there has been a 52% decline in sperm concentration and a 59% decline in total sperm count over a nearly 40-year period ending in 2011….
No significant declines were seen in sperm counts of men living in South America, Asia and Africa.
Higher cancer risk for those with blue eyes
People with blue, green or grey eyes and fair skin are at greater risk of eye cancer, according to new research. The increased risk is linked to pigmentation genes that dictate eye colour.
How a ‘red hair’ gene raises skin cancer risk
Red-headed people make up between 1 to 2 percent of the world’s population, but the rates are higher among people descended from Northern European stock.People who have a gene known to cause red hair also have a much higher-than-usual risk of skin cancer.
The gene appears to raise the risk of cancer-causing mutations, even when they don’t go into the sun.
Skin Cancer Skyrockets in Norway
Number of Norwegians who were diagnosed with skin cancer has increased by 27 percent in the period of 2007-2011 compared with 2002-2006, according to the new figures from Kreftregisteret.
GLOBOCAN 2012 v1.1, Cancer Incidence and Mortality Worldwide: IARC CancerBase No. 11
The highest cancer rate for men and women together was found in Denmark with 338 people per 100,000 being diagnosed in 2012.The age-standardised rate was at least 300 per 100,000 for nine countries (Denmark, France, Australia, Belgium, Norway, US, Ireland, South Korea and the Netherlands).The countries in the top ten come from Europe, Oceania, Northern America and Asia.
N.B No shit hole countries in Africa made the top ten on this list.
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