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This video raised its ugly rh head in Barbados last evening.

The more discerning among us are aware racism and bigotry are unwelcome human characteristics present everywhere humans exist. We accept human beings are imperfect creatures. However, it does not mean when these unsavoury qualities show its ugly head that civil society should not promote relevant policies and other measures as requires to nurture tolerance and educate fellow citizens in the interest of growing a wholesome society.

The mouthings from the person in the video is the result of many things which Barbadians have known and been tardy to addressing over the years. Crypto racism has been discussed often enough in this forum- for years. It must be addressed in a structured way. Spouting balderdash is easy for some but it will take much more to excoriate the scourge of racism and bigotry that has metastasize over centuries.

#primeministermiamottley

#civilsociety

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  1. And yes, Lawson, the crude street comments only recently stopped coming my way. One of the benefits of no longer being a spring chicken.

    I remember my young son fuming at one man’s crude comments. I have quick reflexes and tightened my grip on his hand in time to stop the poor little boy from flying at the man.

    But here’s another story for you. Many years ago I was propositioned by a black Bajan beach bum. I looked at him scornfully and it angered him.

    “I don’t care nothing bout you! I does deal wid white women!” he proclaimed.

    I was thankful the white women were coming all the way from Canada, the US and the UK to service my rejects! It made life much safer for me!

    Permit me just one more story. There is a piece of smooth dark chocolate by the name of Rudy Boyce of Red Red Wine fame. An international standard voice if ever I heard one. Used to perform in the hotel circuit. Seems his good looks and smooth baritone were too much for a white tourist women to resist.

    To cut a long story short, when the woman’s husband caught them she cried, “Rape!”

    In true “To Kill a Mockingbird” style, Rudy Boyce was convicted and sentenced to several years in prison.

    But the hotel workers knew the truth!

    Is your wife Canadian?


  2. Now… back to serious planning! What can we do to rearrange this economy to benefit deserving black people?


  3. Loosely or generally speaking there are two directions you can go. Down or Up. Which way should Barbados plan to go.
    I am half way through watching the National documentary film series City So Real about Chicago which shows the political brawling for Mayor in 2019, Police Shooting of Laqaun McDonald trial and 2020 Covid-19 Summer. It seems Obama was very much a Chicagoan political fighter.

    Up! Up! Up!


  4. @PLT

    This precipitous slide was the market’s reaction to Thatcherism…..(Quote)

    Plseeeeeeee!!!!!!!!


  5. Just like Las Vegas courting of whales in the casino’s hope to make a big payday. Barbados seems to have misunderstood the concept, yes the whales come to the island but the payout is meager. .LOL Your story t reminds me of when a friend of mine told me that some bajan men cry during sex ,and I asked if it was because they are so sensitive no she said …..the mace.




  6. Hal do you not concur that the Thatch was a racist p.o.s. bitch who loved apartheid for investments in exploitation
    I do
    if not what kind of black man you is


  7. Glitch Effect

    Race is a red herring in life


  8. I revisited Mr Corbin’s video a second time. It made for depressing viewing.

    In the UK, back in the days, we would often be told to go back to where we came from. Although the language used then was a little more animated!

    How strange that Mr Corbin should echo similar comments. Surely he would be familiar with the history of the country and how Africans were brought to the island.

    Mr Corbin’s views are shared by the vast majority of minority communities irrespective of the year their ancestors arrived on the island. It’s a well known fact that these communities have offered bribes to various government officials over the years to facilitate nefarious opportunistic enterprises. We have seen a number of bogus advertised vacancies which all know are schemes to bring in family members, friends and criminals. We have also seen a dangerous increase in the number of minority Justice of Peace members.

    It is evident that since independence our numerous governments have done little to create a prosperous environment for Barbados majority population.

    Let me spell it out to you. Barbados minority communities are a direct threat to Barbados majority community. They are predatory in nature. Barbados is an apartheid state. We have a minority community who are deeply adversarial towards the majority population.

    I know that Hal has often stated that blacks and whites should work in unison, however this is impossible.

    How does this government propose to resolve this problem? Prior to covid-19, the country was in trouble. Factor in covid-19, this government has become badly exposed. No skilful PR will assist them. With the single club in the government’s golf bag – tourism – totally destroyed; the majority population are aware that their government has nothing else to fall back on. Perhaps the majority population will mobilise themselves and work out their own salvation. This government may soon become obsolete.


  9. @Wura,
    Let me begin by stating that young girls should be given an opportunity to blossom into young women (free from the interference of old back men).

    In one of your postd, you highlighted the flawed thinking of sex tourists. They would be outraged at comments directed towards their daughters, but would willingly travel to approach the underage daughters of others.

    Lawson took a firm stance against the Bajan woman who had her buttocks groped, but it appears he would oppose anyone (especially a black Barbadian) grabbing his dear spouse’s buttocks.

    A double standard? A sick standard? Racism?


  10. Have not yet commented on the Corbin video.

    What would make a Barbadian feel comfortable to utter those words in the presence of another?

    It appears that we would like to make the word “Corbins” synonymous with racism, but this only papering over a wound. At no time did we attempt to do the same with the word Knox.

    But wordsmithing is not the answer. We have to find a way to identify and change the thinking of all ‘Corbins and Knoxes’ .

    We have to figure out what makes them so bold? Part of the blame may lie with us….


  11. You have to ‘write-off’sometimes.


  12. Theo…it’s a double standard, the same Black lady who was assaulted by James the UK pervert tourist….she was attacked on FB by the white and other trash minorities in Barbados because she called the police, people had to go after these minority nobodies and put them in their place, it appears they were setting up Black women on the island to be raped by tourists because they know the black trash in the parliament will interfere in the cases and the matter will be dropped so all white rapists will be free to go…as they allowed James the Predator to walk free from attacking the woman..

    ….that is how the island is advertised…white and other criminals are free to practice their perversions on helpless black females, children and males….so Lawson’s attitude is no surprise, he’s always in Barbados and knows what he and they are free to do…but there’s some Covid waiting for his ass next trip…


  13. “It appears that we would like to make the word “Corbins” synonymous with racism, but this only papering over a wound. At no time did we attempt to do the same with the word Knox.

    But wordsmithing is not the answer. We have to find a way to identify and change the thinking of all ‘Corbins and Knoxes’”

    can’t change that toxic thinking, that’s the low class slave patrol descendants, they will never change….the people have to get them off the island and away from Black people…all racists must be exiled…it’s the only way to free the population..

    “What would make a Barbadian feel comfortable to utter those words in the presence of another?”

    that’s the nasty strategy racists employee against black people, talk like that in front of them about other black people and if they protest, fire them, it’s a way not to pay them….most already don’t pay NIS for their employees and because the parliament caused this dependency on racists for jobs, they get away with that crime….i await the day one of them get a hard punch to their face and break every bone so it cannot be reset.

    corbin the racist hit the woman’s car and according to what he said about her his employee was so upset that he paid out of his pocket to fix the car and dirty corbin did not pay reimburse or pay the man his full salary but fired him…that is Barbados filled with the dirtiest of racist employers protected by parliament sellouts.


  14. ‘But the hotel workers knew the truth!’

    Is there anything the hotel workers could have done that would have changed the outcome? Did they speak up or did they keep silent because they feared possible repercussions?

    We can speak of an unequal justice system, but this system may just be a reflection of the ugly sides of us.


  15. A successful fight against racism in Barbados cannot be conducted if we act against one person or one event at a time.

    That is the easy answer, the low hanging fruit, the spontaneous outrage followed by a deep slumber. We spoke our piece and made it known that we opposed that instance of racism, but you and I know that we ignored the blasted elephant in the room…. Our political leaders who refuse to transform the society.

    What makes a businessman so bold that he can utter these words and yet expect to continue to his business. Has he factored in that your momentary response would be followed by permanent amnesia? A short lean period of business followed by business as usual?

    I am late to the discussion, so please help me with this… Did any of your black political leaders have the courage to denounce the man? A yes or no is adequate.


  16. Don’t be surprised if that racist piece of shit is also involved in trafficking women out of Europe, they are an extremely dirty bunch, as i said, they should all be exiled from the island and out of black people’s lives, them and their house nigas.

    “Let me spell it out to you. Barbados minority communities are a direct threat to Barbados majority community. They are predatory in nature. Barbados is an apartheid state. We have a minority community who are deeply adversarial towards the majority population.”

    something has to give, the racists on the island are extremely HATEFUL OF BLACK PEOPLE whose presence feed their nobody asses….the racists have to go…

    “This government may soon become obsolete.”

    they are obsolete, the majority will have to take matters into their own hands for survival….exclude and abandon the sell out government and racist minorities…and move forward AWAY from the racist slave system that’s determined to destroy black people….

    “In true “To Kill a Mockingbird” style, Rudy Boyce was convicted and sentenced to several years in prison.

    But the hotel workers knew the truth!”

    she also returned to the island and married him after he served his time…

    Barbados is a very sick society that needs dismantling ABRUPTLY…that’s how this canadian fraud reverend got away with killing his wife in the 60s at the rectory on the island and blaming it on a young black man, think it was the gardener and a niga for a judge hung the young man with a sentence, although knowing he was innocent with not even an apology…..then 40 – 50 years later the same criminal reverend killed another wife and is now in prison for that murder in Canada….

    Barbados is dangerous place for Black people always was, always will be…the nigas in the parliament and judiciary are pure evil…all they want is a little power over black people and YOU ARE SOLD.


  17. “Has he factored in that your momentary response would be followed by permanent amnesia? ”

    he knows many Black bajans are soft in the head and are happy to hear something negative about each other, so what he and they do, redirect his crime by blaming 2 black men for damaging his vehicle…a total lie…but easily believed by soft in the head black people…..who are, am happy to say, getting fewer and fewer, because they see where this is going and they don’t like it one little bit…but you will still get the dummies, there were quite a few on BU recently defending the racist…

    .Mariposa came out talking shite the minute corbin the racist came up with that lie…they know he’s lying but happy to hear something negative about another black person, so they’ll run with the lie from the white racist, even going as far as sympathizing with the peice of trash..while knowing it’s not true…they’ve have been conditioned to be self-destructive…and can’t stay focused….unless it’s to attack each other..

    ra cists know black people on the island better than they know themselves…that’s why it’s so easy for them to manipulate the sellouts…it always works out in their favor.


  18. Tsln your statement about prior to covid this country was in trouble.Tell us where is the evidence to support this ? I know you do not live in Barbados but since May 2018 the economy showed signs of picking back up with proper leadership eg buses and garbage trucks were bought improving the lives of many , the south coast issue was improved, investment started to pick up.All of this proves we were getting back to where we were before the lost decade and then covid struck.I challenge you to refute any thing i have stated.Then you state that covid has left us exposed.Which country has not been exposed by covid including yours?Perhaps you wanted the ex PM to be still in charge whereby in my voew our ass would have been grass with his level of indecisiveness.Perhaps that is what you and the overseas gloomers wanted.As far as this topic is concerned i agree that Mr Corbin,s behaviour was unacceptable and that he should feel the full weight of the law.His business should also be boycotted but i am with John A on this, in that, all whites should not be painted with the same brush.For certain , not jumping on any bandwagon with crazy ass Waru aka Mrs Mitchell as she lives for these situations.


  19. Now they can tell me how proud they are of the island, when they’ll sentence a 21 year old black man to death, hanging him for a murder they know he did not commit, knowing he is innocent…they have no shame…and still continue to set up black people the same way with the help of their racists…


  20. @Tron
    I did not know that you had an indoctrination school in Barbados. It is working.

    I see that after a few lessons, Lorenzo is back, and to use an overworked Bajan phrase, he is punching well above his weight class. A radical transformation.


  21. “All of this proves we were getting back to where we were before the lost decade and then covid struck.”

    you are lying, yall had defaulted and could not repay the credit agencies…YA STILL CANT…, the only people ya managed to pay because ya HAVE NO CHOICE is IMF…..the economy will not be able to recover with a 5-6 BILLION DOLLAR DEFICIT…stolen out of it….that deficit is going nowhere for at least another 20 YEARS…or UNTIL REPLACED or brought back from the accounts of thieves.

    TSLN…ignore the emptyheaded yardfowl..


  22. @ Lorenzo February 6, 2021 12:16 PM

    The fact is, had our government not initiated debt restructuring in 2018, we would be broke in the middle of the pandemic – with unforeseeable consequences like a free-falling BBD. We wouldn’t even have the money for COVID19 test kits and vaccine.

    Of course, this does not mean that our government should not reform the civil service.We also need to think about the harshest penalties for civil servants who are personally responsible for the current health emergency. I am thinking in particular of those public servants who, as sex workers on the West Coast and participants of the bus crawl, triggered the rise in COVID19 cases in the first place. Our DDP must charge these persons with manslaughter. There is no question about that.


  23. Theo…remember i told you about the soft headed bajans…well say hi to soft headed lorenza…the yardfowl…that is why racism stays alive and well on the island…the little slaves like this ignoramus help keep it alive….they don’t want anything to change…


  24. As a matter of fact, i saw a document this week saying that your loans compared to 2010 has more than TRIPLED…and the document ended by saying that YALL WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO REPAY IT…frauds..

    lying yardfowl…get lost..


  25. peterlawrencethompsonFebruary 6, 2021 9:30 AM

    @John February 6, 2021 7:58 AM
    “The BNB 1982 Act if I remember came into force because the EU had just been devalued against the US$ by ~50%.”
    ++++++++++++
    Hmmm… The euro was launched on 1 January 1999, bur coins and banknotes were not distributed until 2002. Perhaps you were referring to Pounds Sterling, which declined from about £1=US$2.40 in the early 80s to about £1=US$1.05 by 1985. This precipitous slide was the market’s reaction to Thatcherism.

    +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
    European Currency Unit – ECU!! …. EU for short!!

    “The European Currency Unit (ECU) was the monetary unit used by the European Monetary System (EMS) before being replaced by the euro. The ECU was introduced in 1979 and replaced by the euro in 1999. It was a composite of 12 European Union member countries”

    You can read about the slump in Europe in 1980 here.

    https://www.brookings.edu/wp-content/uploads/1986/06/1986b_bpea_fitoussi_phelps_sachs.pdf

    By then Britain had joined the EU and sugar was no longer being paid for in GBP but in ECU’s.

    You can read also about the effect on sugar in an article in the William and Mary Quarterly by Robert Goddard published in 2000 and also the in an paper on the unsustainability of sugar.

    https://www.jstor.org/stable/40572709?seq=1

    So once the ECU lost value against the USD, the income generated in BDS by the sugar industry was cut in half.

    You understand these things about Currency Devaluations … right?

    I should not need to have to go into too much detail.

    Ask Hal and he will explain it to you.


  26. To all:
    Has any elected official condemn the words of ‘Corbin’?

    If the answer is no, then you can understand why we fail to make progress on racial issues
    —–——++
    Angel/ac/Mariposa/CCC
    Where art thee
    Alive and Covid-19 free
    Come bash Mia and he gang for me
    Put up the bat light
    So that we know you are still in the fight
    Give we something
    Even it is pure shiite
    Knowing you here will help me sleep tonight


  27. Theo…don’t hold your breath, Mia could not open her mouth to defend George Floyd, Black Lives Matter nor anything that will uplift black people…she definitely can’t open her mouth to condemn the racists and racism in Barbados, they have too much information on her…..lie down with racists, you get muzzled…it’s been days since that racist unloaded…

    This perfectly describes the Sambos in Barbados.

    https://scontent.fbgi3-1.fna.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/146703640_892977094785390_5188871989417301197_n.jpg?_nc_cat=102&ccb=2&_nc_sid=8bfeb9&_nc_ohc=sSE5MomYLlwAX-6XKHR&_nc_ht=scontent.fbgi3-1.fna&oh=2045e52aba1a64e8c62e9fb96193571f&oe=6043BAF5


  28. TheOGAzertsFebruary 6, 2021 1:01 PM

    To all:
    Has any elected official condemn the words of ‘Corbin’?

    +++++++++++++++++++++++++++

    Consider for a moment where the words were uttered.

    In the privacy of his truck’s cab.

    As offensive as his words may be certainly an individual can say what he likes in his own private property.

    What business would it be of the GOB?

    If he had published the video himself it would have been a different matter, but obviously he did not!!

    It is the employee or whoever that published the words.



  29. Mrs Mitchell you can rant and rave all day it will not change my view.You have about half the comments on here rehashing the same nonsense abot sell out blacks , crooked politicians lawyers blah blah blah.The same tired stale warm over soup as your sidekick states.Time to get a new narrative this one stinking up the blog crazy fraud By the way you still married to the white man the same white people you on here cursing you damn hyprocrite ain, t even got no shame.


  30. If it is one thing that bears repeating and must be continually emphasised on this blog it is this –

    “No-one needs them!”

    We have heard arguments about losing a few slave jobs, supply chains, no access to equipment to fix computerized cars, killing the goose that lays the golden egg and all manner of backward minded brainwashing messaging.

    But this is all meant to dent our confidence and make us falter. This is a tactic to keep us from even trying.

    Repeat after me – “NO-ONE NEEDS THEM!”

    Not my words but I am adopting them. The new generation already knows that. All we oldersters need to do is get behind them.


  31. Has the driver of the vehicle which was involved in the death of cricketer Ezra Moseley been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving?


  32. How do you surmise that it was dangerous driving?


  33. Just watched a brilliant T10 tournament in Abu Dhabi where Caribbean flavour was served up as premium.

    The world loves us. The world hates us. I think the world actually fears us because they know what we can do.

    Just like the short dicky white man is afraid that if their wives go black they will never come back!


  34. The Rastas took a turn in the corbin racist and telling him off live on FB…yes the savages from the caves in the Caucasus mountains were civilized by Africans…but a faction of them turned out to be common class thieves…still robbing Black/African people, telling lies and practicing racism….it’s hard to civilize savages.

    lorenza the slave…i was wondering what happened to my post counters..all this time and yall can’t show any proof that am married to anyone black white or blue…but yall famous as sellouts and racist sympathizers…all over the world, ya are known as traitors to black people…yall have to carry that STAIN for the balance of ya lives….and no one is stopping sharing the information everywhere…suck on that.

    and there ya are acting like only whites are on my radar…when i DETEST SELLOUT NIGAS so much..


  35. I will pay to send you on a basic English course. Did I say it was dangerous driving? Did I witness the incident? Yo are so keen to jump in you do not read properly.


  36. (Quote):
    There was no excuse for it: profitability, bad management, absolutely nothing. Even worse, the announcement was made in London, not in parliament, as it should have been, or in Barbados. BNB staff members heard the news on the CBC 7pm news two days later. (Unquote.
    +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

    And who made an even bigger mistake and sold the remaining shares in the same BNB (despite a manifesto promise to repurchase/renationalise the same ‘National’ bank) causing the same BNB to be turned into a fully owned and controlled foreign owned entity called the Republic Bank (of Barbados)?

    Stop crying over spilt milk. The IMF-as long as Barbados is under its management- will never allow the political clowns to engage in such financial folly.

    As a matter of fact, the IMF intends to strip the GoB of all its commercial interests which can be better served by private enterprise.


  37. If you read the press report you would have gleaned the police is asking for anyone who witnessed the accident to come forward. Go an watch some rugby do.

    #mrretiredjournalist.


  38. Donna who wants them back Waru if its not black white or blue….. Idont know…what color is a malamute ?


  39. The IMF will take care of them, don’t know why lorenza the slave jumped spouting lies for, we already see where this is going…..

    BTW….it will all come out in the wash, but what plot is this being hatched that the corbin racist had to come out spewing more poison than his usual daily dose, because if Mia is involved…oh well….yall will see.

    corbin and Barbados’ nasty littel racists better stay in their lanes, if they know what’s good for them…THIEVES…..time to get them exiled.


  40. I see McManus is requesting a private inquest to protect his children. What makes his children more deserving of protection?

    Does anyone here know the conditions under which a private inquest are considered, if there is such a thing?


  41. Gazzerts
    I have spoken my two cents worth on the subject of racism
    Have no more to say
    However my observation lends itself to the elderly who are fighting the virus against all odds
    Racism in barbados in nothing new
    Any outburst today is the same as been before


  42. The corbin racist knew exactly what he was talking about, that was NO RANDOM RANT…i got white friends too.


  43. Idiot. I asked if the driver had been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving. What has this got to do with appealing for witnesses? Plse, take your stupidity to your friends.
    I hope you are not a poster boy for Barbados education. I should ignore you, but you like to pick fights.


  44. Mariposa..this outburst is way different…this rant came from an innercircle plot…

    they tried to shut it down but people aren’t stupid and not everyone is slaveminded…now the corbin racist will SLINK AWAY because he said too much..

    all i got to tell yall is don’t trust the sellout nigas for one moment…do so at your own risk..


  45. Let us post the press report for all illiterates.

    Collision on ABC Highway leaves cyclist dead

    rticle by
    Barbados Today Published on
    February 6, 2021
    Police in the Southern Division are currently at the scene of a road traffic collision, which occurred just after 7 this morning along the Adams section of the ABC Highway at its junction with Providence Road, Christ Church.

    Involved was a SUV motor vehicle and a pedal cyclist.

    The pedal cyclist was pronounced dead at the scene by a medical doctor.

    Police say investigations are ongoing.

    They are asking anyone who may have witnessed or have knowledge of this serious incident to contact police emergency at 211, District B station at 437 4311, Oistins station at 418 2612 or Crime Stoppers 1800 8477 (TIPS). to read:


  46. I am so happy the dirty racists in Barbados got exposed fully…by the corbin racist…let’s see how well their evil plots against Black people take shape now….THIEVES….can’t help them selves, reject trash from the UK.


  47. When in a hole stop digging, silly man. You are so keen to pick a fight you reveal more about yourself than you had planned. Suspicion of dangerous driving, ie a cyclist is dead.

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