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Bushie endorses this video.
It not only explains brassbowlery, but it also exposes the ineptitude and blindness of our misguided leaders and educators, who are akin to the plantation watchmen and house niggers of yore.
What a place!
The place where slavery was defined and refined – through the Barbados Slave Code…
…and where a new mafia of modern Oreos now continue to exploit us with fetes, handouts, and secret deals…
…while we have growing debts, international begging, scandals, missing $millions, potholes, broken bridges, crime, broken health care, dirty water, no sewage systems, transport chaos, education chaos, …and even a comedy circus.
But we had Carifesta, a year of We Gatherin, 60 years of ‘celebrating’ our new state, and now celebrating 5 years without a constitution… as a republic…
No wonder ‘pride’ is in our motto, …it is what comes before a fall.
Lyrics. Well I, well I tell you about this. See I gotta different sound in the blues. ♪. It’s a on the beat sound. ♪. It’s a on the beat sound.
Repatriation’ proposal before CARICOM reparations conference
written by Ricardo Roberts 17/09/2026 3 min read
Aproposal for a Jamaica-Ethiopia pilot programme to help Rastafarians, among other Caribbean people, resettle in Africa is to be presented at the Third CARICOM Regional Conference on Reparations in Barbados on Thursday.
As the conference unfolds, advocates are viewing Barbados as the starting point for a new era of physical return to Africa, almost four centuries after the transatlantic slave trade began when their enslaved ancestors were brought here to work on sugar plantations.
The Ethio-Africa Diaspora Union Millennium Council (EADUMC) and its regional partners are presenting a step-by-step framework to make repatriation a reality. Their primary goal is to move the long-held Rastafari vision of returning to Africa from a distant dream to an official, government-backed policy for reparatory justice.
At the heart of the proposal is the Jamaica-Ethiopia Pilot programme. Created in close partnership with the Jamaica Rastafari Development Community, the pilot will serve as a practical model for resettlement.
It is designed to connect the Caribbean diaspora with the established Rastafari community in Shashamane, Ethiopia. The project will also draw resources and support from connected communities in the United States and the United Kingdom to ensure those who choose to relocate have the backing they need to build stable lives.
Organisers argue that the plan is the necessary next step after the foundation laid at the first two CARICOM conferences in 2013 and 2014. They are urging regional leaders to move beyond recognising the need for reparations and begin taking measurable action on CARICOM’s revised ten-point plan on reparations.
To get the pilot under way, advocates have mapped out a 12-month planning phase. This period would focus on the practical challenges of moving. It aims to ensure that anyone volunteering to relocate has secure legal rights, access to land, and a reliable way to make a living. The framework also calls for technology and skills to be shared between the regions, while insisting that any financial support for the move is strictly tracked and responsibly managed.
Caribbean voices are central to the diplomatic push. Paul Ras Simba Rock of the Barbadian Rastafarian community is the official representative for the submission and is expected to advocate for the plan during civil-society meetings and round-table discussions throughout the summit.
As delegates meet in Bridgetown, the EADUMC has made several requests of CARICOM leaders. They are asking the conference to officially accept their submission as the primary blueprint for repatriation. They also want leaders to launch a technical review of the Jamaica-Ethiopia Pilot within 90 days.
They are also calling for a joint working group between CARICOM and the African Union to oversee resettlement, and want Rastafari communities to be given a permanent, voting seat at the table. Ultimately, they want the pilot programme included directly in the region’s upcoming 2027–2031 Action Plan.
The framework’s architects said the process must be safe and ethical. They have demanded strict rules to protect Rastafari cultural rights and ensure communities have a genuine say in how the programme is run, rather than being treated as symbols.
General Secretary Prophet Greg and Intellectual Property Consultant Maxine Stowe guided the entire proposal. Stowe is currently being recommended to take over as Cultural Ambassador to the Reparatory Justice Framework, succeeding Jamaican reggae music icon Bunny Wailer, who died in 2021.
Source: BT
I AM NOW IN MY 3RD TRIP TO AFRICA 3 WEEKS NOW AND WILL BE HERE FOR 6 MONTHS BEFORE RETURNING TO THE USA. 9 MONTHS IN 2024 AND 6 MONTHS IN 2025.
THAT ABOVE BT ARTICLE IS BUILT ON B.S..
AFRICA IS NO WALK IN THE PARK AND MANY AFRICAN COUNTRIES ARE WHERE THE 2X3 ISLAND WAS IN THE 1970S STANDARD OF LIVING FOR MOST. IN ADDITION WITH CORRUPTION AND KILLINGS OF THEIR CITIZENS WHO HAVE THE COURAGE TO PROTEST OR SPEAK OUT ON MOSTLY RIGGED ELECTIONS AND ONE PARTY IN POWER AT ALL COSTS.
I WOULD RECOMMEND TO ANYONE WANTING TO RETURN TO THE LAND OF THEIR ANCESTORS TO PAY A VISIT FOR 3 TO 6 MONTHS.
DON’T BE A FOOL AND SELL YOUR BELONGINGS TO UPROOT AND THEN FACE THE POSSIBILITY OF BEING DISENFRANCHISED.
I HAVE MET MANY RASTIFARIANS PRIMARILY FROM JAMAICA AND A FEW FROM THE 2X3 ISLAND WHO DID SO HAVING THE SAME DREAMS. ALL WITHOUT EXCEPTION ARE CATCHING HELL BUT TOO ASHAMED TO RETURN FROM AFRICA.
“I HAVE MET MANY RASTIFARIANS”
When it comes to spinning tales
There is spin and there is BAJE SPIN
◄ Psalm 68:31 ►
Envoys will come out of Egypt; Ethiopia will quickly stretch out her hands to God.
◄ Psalm 68:31 ►
Sing unto God, ye kingdoms of the earth; O sing praises unto the Lord; Selah:
Gonsalves urges single negotiating authority for CARICOM reparations
Former Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines Dr Ralph Gonsalves has urged the region to consolidate around a single negotiating authority as it moves from advocacy to strategy in the search for quantifiable reparations.
Speaking on the first day of the third CARICOM Reparations Conference at the Wyndham Sam Lord’s Castle Resort in St Philip yesterday, Gonsalves used his address to trace the reparations movement’s institutional history, from the first regional gathering in St Vincent and the Grenadines in 2013 through subsequent meetings in 2014 and 2015, culminating in the adoption of a ten-point plan in St Lucia earlier this year.
He described the document as “a framework for promoting and demanding reparations” that “sets out the cause for reparatory justice within the context of development priorities,” adding that it “also serves as a global public mobilisation manifesto.”
He was careful, however, to temper expectations about what the plan represents. “It is not meant to determine the details of the negotiated strategy,” he said, “but rather represents a collective vision for an approach to the pursuit of reparatory justice.” He described it simply as “a strategic guide and framework, and not a fixed reparations plan.”
Gonsalves said the movement now rests on three interlocking approaches, political, diplomatic and legal, to address the developmental legacies of slavery and the historical enslavement of African people.
On Jamaica’s efforts to test the legality of slavery under English and international law, he noted that the critical
question was “the essence of liability, and not the details of liability”. He also pointed to avenues such as a possible case before the International Court of Justice and existing obligations under the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, which commits signatory states to provide redress.
The veteran Caribbean politician said the upcoming United Nations General Assembly session would likely see governments across Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean raise reparations in their national statements, part of a broader wave of international engagement building on a momentum.
He closed on a personal note. “I’m 80 years old,” he said. “I may not see the fruits of that. I still have a long way to go. But we must not forget my children and grandchildren.” (BA)
Source: Nation
PM to appoint special group
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley yesterday announced she will appoint a special committee of historians and economists to build a Barbadosspecific case for reparations, telling delegates at the third CARICOM Reparations Conference that the region’s moral argument must now be matched by hard evidence, even as she insisted the political will to act remains the ultimate test.
Speaking at the Wyndham Sam Lord’s Castle Resort in St Philip, on the opening day of the conference, Mottley said the committee would be tasked with quantifying the specific historical and economic harms Barbados had experienced from the transatlantic slave trade, moving beyond broad moral appeals.
“I will be appointing a technical committee of historians and economists to do the research so that our business-specific case can quantify the kinds of things that we have seen and experienced in this region,” she said, adding that other CARICOM member states should do the same.
The prime minister, drawing on her own background as a lawyer, said the credibility of the region’s case depends on the strength of its documentation.
“If your evidence is not strong, then you cause a disorder or a referral to the opposition,” she told delegates, arguing the Caribbean must shift from being “advocates for the movement” to becoming “advocates for the case.”
She said the principle “where there is a will, there is a way” applies as much to the work ahead in Barbados as it does to the wider global movement, describing sustained political will, not further delay, as the real obstacle to justice.
Mottley pointed to Barbados’ legislative history as proof that reparatory action is possible recalling that the Barbados parliament passed the 1661 Slave Code, which she said became “the blueprint for how other countries and colonies framed their understanding of what black people were”, as chattel, but later found the will to repeal the 1830 Consolidated Slave Act after the Colonial Office deemed it “so offensive” that it forced the law’s withdrawal in 1831.
Right to purchase
She also cited the 1980 Tenantries Freehold Purchase Act, which gave families who
had lived for generations on plantation lands the right to purchase that land, as the country’s “first national act of reparations”. Mottley framed access to land, rather than education, as the more urgent unfinished struggle in Barbados’ post-slavery history, noting the country had already built 200 primary schools by 1900.
The forthcoming committee, she suggested, would build on that by producing the kind of rigorous, quantified case needed to press claims internationally. She drew a comparison to Holocaust reparations to illustrate what she sees as a double standard: “Since 1952, the Germans have paid $95 billion to the Jewish community as a result of a Holocaust of six years,” she said, stressing that no one seeks to diminish that history, but that a system of enslavement lasting 211 years, by her accounting, from Barbados’ 1627 settlement, had produced no comparable reckoning.
Mottley also linked the domestic committee’s work to her broader critique of global financial hypocrisy, arguing that wealthy nations lecture indebted countries on fiscal discipline while engaging in massive money-printing themselves calling it “the germ of hypocrisy”.
Beyond the committee, Mottley proposed a global petition campaign running five to six months to build public pressure alongside government diplomacy, building on a UN resolution she said had already won backing from 123 countries. She credited former US President Barack Obama for his continued engagement with the cause.
She closed by urging that indigenous peoples be included in the reparatory justice conversation, citing the Garifuna’s expulsion from St. Vincent and the dispossession of indigenous communities in Guyana, Suriname and Belize.
“There is never going to be a right time to have this discussion,” Mottley said. “We are not boulders, we are not monsters, we do not bear arms, we have come to have a conversation.” (BA)
Source: Nation
Call for holistic restoration from slavery, ‘not just money’
Holistic restoration, not just financial compensation for the crime of chattel slavery, must be achieved between the people of the Caribbean and Africa, otherwise the reparations mission will be incomplete.
Paul Jones Eganda, chairman of AIDO Network International, a non-governmental federation of more than 650 cultural institutions in Africa, made that clear as he proposed the establishment of the African Caribbean Ubuntu Reconnection Initiative to secure the restoration he envisaged.
Eganda was the keynote speaker when the third CARICOM Regional Conference on Reparations officially opened on Thursday evening at the Wyndham Grand Barbados, Sam Lord’s Castle, St Philip.
Focusing his address on Ubuntu, an African philosophy based on the interconnectedness of humans, his view was that “part of the remedy must be reconnection – from reparations to restoration”.
“A financial settlement will settle an account, but money alone cannot restore a broken relationship,” Eganda said.
He proposed an initiative built on six priorities. “The first one, ancestral reconnection, that includes our genealogies, creating archives, oral history, community research. As governments, we can provide this to our peoples.
“Secondly, traditional leaders exchange. Let’s have sustained partnerships between African traditional institutions and the Caribbean cultural institutions. Thirdly, the youth connections. Let’s provide scholarships, internships, exchanges, and entrepreneurship partnership between Africa and the Caribbean.
“Number five, a global African digital archive. This is mainly for preserving genealogies, oral tradition, documents, and cultural knowledge of generations yet to be born. Number six. Let’s turn reconnection
to development. Let’s transform our renewed relationship into partnerships in education, in health, technology, agriculture, tourism, trade, and so forth,” he stated.
Eganda also underscored the importance of “turning the Atlantic Ocean into a bridge”.
“The Atlantic Ocean once carried our people away from Africa. Let our generation make it carry our people back home, not as captives, but as citizens of a shared heritage. Not as strangers, but as partners. Not as victims of history, but as authors of the future,” he suggested.
“Take the campaign to the people. Take the campaign to our children in schools. Let them learn when young, because they will take after us. Let’s leave the conference rooms,” he urged.
In his welcome address, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office with responsibility for Pan African Affairs and Heritage Trevor Prescod said the conference was an opportunity to continue “speaking courageously in order to bring truth to the society” regardless of who held a different view regarding reparations.
“Some people believe that we should approach it in a very passive manner, and that a human being with passion should not express strong language. Or . . . that we should not go to the table as an equal; that we must go and beg for something that belongs to us,” he said. ( SC)
Source:Nation
Sir Hilary: There must be justice
The Caribbean is determined to secure reparations for the economic extraction, human degradation, and structural poverty caused by slavery and there will be no retreating from its campaign for this justice.
That was the defiant message Sir Hilary Beckles, the chair of CARICOM Reparations Commission, had for the world on Thursday evening as he relaunched the CARICOM Ten-Point Plan for Reparatory Justice when the Third CARICOM Regional Conference on Reparations officially opened at the Wyndham Grand Barbados, Sam Lord’s Castle, St Philip.
The noted Barbadian historican, who is Vice-Chancellor of the University of the West Indies, said the raparations case had been made and now was the time for negotiations.
This was especially against the backdrop of the United Nations adopting a landmark resolution which declared the trafficking and racialised chattel enslavement of Africans as “the gravest crime against humanity”.
“The United Nations is the court. They have said the case is made. The guilt is clear. Let the negotiations begin. That is what the United Nations has said,” Sir Hilary declared, calling the moment the fifth phase of the reparations movement, the most recent one until now led by Marcus Garvey in the early 20th century.
Sir Hilary stressed that this time the movement would not retreat and “go into slumber”.
“Here we are now [with] another reparations wave, but the fundamental difference between then and now is that historically the reparations debate crescendoed, declined, crescendoed and declined. We are now in the fifth wave, and our position is: this is it. There will be no other crescendos,” he asserted.
Final eruption
“There will be no other rise and fall and rise and fall. This is the final eruption of this movement, and we’re not going to retreat and let it go into a slumber for the next generation.
“We, this generation, all of us, we are going to see this to the very end. So we historicise this movement, and that has given us a tremendous sense of responsibility for our time. This is our time. This is our wave, and we are not going to retreat this time around.”
Sir Hilary introduced the revised ten-point plan for reparatory justice with focus to address the genocide of indigenous peoples, the unique horrors of chattel slavery and the gendered experiences of black women.
“Reparatory justice has to be developmental and transformative, and these are the fundamental principles that we will pursue, that this region has found itself in a mess because of historical circumstances,” he told the opening of the conference which concludes today and was convened under the theme Reparatory Justice As The Coming Enlightenment.
In her remarks, CARICOM Secretary General Dr. Carla Barnett, said that since the establishment of the CARICOM Reparations Commission in 2013, 12 CARICOM member states have established national reparations commissions or committees, “demonstrating the region’s collective commitment to advancing the cause of reparatory justice through coordinated national and regional action”.
Her expectation was that CARICOM Heads of Government “will make strong statements on reparatory justice at the upcoming 81st session of the UN General Assembly and will participate in the High-Level Meeting to Commemorate the Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action, commencing next week in New York”.
“The Community is also preparing to advance reparations on the agenda of the upcoming Twenty-Eighth Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting which will be hosted by the Government of Antigua and Barbuda in November this year – that’s in two months’ time. The advocacy and activism therefore continue,” Barnett said. ( SC)
Source: Nation
Steupssss!
“My people are destroyed for a lack of knowledge”, …and the person most visibly responsible for guiding and promoting knowledge in the region, is fixated on “reparatory justice through coordinated national and regional action”. – AKA, begging our former oppressors, (who are all currently under the HEAVY HAND OF MOTHER KARMA themselves) for compensation.
Common sense should tell us that if anything, these demons will now be looking for new ways to even accelerate our BB exploitation.
Experience should inform us that IT IS BECAUSE WE ARE SO RESOURCEFUL, RESILIENT and SPECIAL that we have been so exploitable as to enrich others who would otherwise be ‘scrunting’…
History has told us (repeatedly) that we are barking up the WRONG tree…
Our leaders appear to be blind and deaf, …but they are certainly not mute….
What a world!
Where the first is last, and the last is first, – EXACTLY as the Bible said it would be…
@Bush Tea
What are you talking about? Isn’t our leader fixated on fixing the road congestion problem with major road works and possible flyovers in the ‘works’?
Isn’t there a ‘plan’ to use sargassum seaweed to fuel an enterprise?
Isn’t there a promise to transform the education system?
Isn’t there a plan to curb crime by enforcing tint laws?
Isn’t there a plan to borrow borrow to ensure when the interest rate rises it is repaid to same lenders?
Isn’t there a plan for Barbados to leverage RE to build a new sector of the economy and at the same time drill baby drill?
Isn’t there a plan to continue to build ranch styled houses on our finite resource, even if it means constructing in agriculture belts?
Etc
Isn’t there a plan to piss in the blogmaster’s pocket.
As Bushie said…
They are not mute…but surely deaf and blind.
So they may not be able to see that they are doing shiite, or even to hear when told…
But you would think that they can smell…
New database of 13,000 British slave traders goes online
The Register of British Slave-traders is the result of a five-year project researching Britain’s slave trade
The Register of British Slave-traders compiles and presents information on all known slave-traders in Britain who invested in the trafficking of captive Africans from 1563 to 1807. Use the database to learn who financed the British slave trade, where they lived, what legacies they made, which other businesses they were involved with, and which organizations they were connected to. The Register focusses on the individuals who sought to profit from the enslavement of over 3 million African men, women, and children, whose identity was – for the most part – erased from the historical record.
BTW Boss…
Have you been REALLY following global events as they unfold…?
WTH!!!
Pacha and Terence have been consistently shouting the same gloom – albeit from two completely different roof tops (LOL), …but it has CLEARLY gotten out of hand.
Unlike us in Brassbados, many of the MAJOR countries are getting into serious panic modes about the ability of their citizens to have BASIC necessities of life for survival.
SERIOUS considerations are being given to such things as:
– preemptive military action to protect trade
– ending export of critical items such as fuel, food, critical drugs etc
– creating new strategic alliances aimed at national survival… while discarding all “coat-tailers” and parasites.
…and what is our small, highly indebted, agriculturally bankrupt, and water challenged island – that we all care about – doing…?
…looking to these same panicked ‘has-beens’ for handouts…
What a place!!
“War” is a song recorded and made popular by Bob Marley.
Haile Selassie I gave the “War” speech on October 4, 1963, calling for world peace at the 1963 U.N. Conference in New York City. This historical speech was spoken a few weeks after the Organization of African Unity (OAU) was founded in Ethiopian capital city Addis Ababa where Selassie chaired a summit meeting gathering almost every African head of state. For the first time in history, a head of state could therefore speak in the name of Africa with full legitimacy before the U.N. General Assembly.
Marley, along with fellow Rastafari, believe that Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia as either the second reincarnation of God or a human prophet who was sent directly by God. They often refer to him as “Ras Tafari,” which was his birth name, “Jah,” or “The Lion of Judah,” he was also identified as God returning to earth as “King of Kings, Lord of Lords,” imperial titles born both by Selassie I and Ethiopian Emperor Menelik II before him.
[1]
Until the philosophy which hold one race
Superior and another Inferior
Is finally
And permanently
Discredited
And abandoned
Everywhere is war
Me say war
[2]
That until there are no longer
First-class and second-class citizens of any nation
Until the colour of a man’s skin
Is of no more significance than the colour of his eyes
Me say war
[3]
That until the basic human rights
Are equally guaranteed to all
Without regard to race
Dis a war
[4]
That until that day
The dream of lasting peace
World citizenship
Rule of international morality
Will remain in but a fleeting illusion to be pursued
But never attained
Now everywhere is war
War
[5]
And until the ignoble and unhappy regime
That hold our brothers in Angola
In Mozambique
South Africa
Sub-human bondage
Have been toppled
Utterly destroyed
Well, everywhere is war
Me say war
[Chorus]
War in the east
War in the west
War up north
War down south
[6]
War, war
Rumors of war
And until that day
The African continent
Will not know peace
We Africans will fight, we find it necessary
And we know we shall win
As we are confident
In the victory
Of good over evil
[Outro]
Good over evil, yeah!
Good over evil
Spiritual authority* is the God-given legal right to use divine power and act on God’s behalf. It comes from above rather than from personal human strength.
(*) This is something people of colour always had
and slavers and colonisers did not have
and slavers and colonisers created a false version of to oppress people over time
spiritual authority supercedes all other authorities on earth
now that these spells and curses have been broken in the spiritual realm
Children have to learn they control the spiritual authority that has been hijacked
which blocked their ability to win
they can be a demiurge (a supernatural being responsible for fashioning and creating the physical universe)
and dump the egregore of religion ( a non-physical, autonomous psychic entity or “collective group mind” created by the shared thoughts, beliefs, and emotions of a group of people)
which gets billions of people to give their spiritual authority to religion and they then take that energy to create whatever they want as above
and you see what is happening below
the day you (just you) stop giving your authority over to an outside party
then another person does it and it becomes collective without saying anything
we are all connected and that energy frequency goes out to others
you are disturbing the matrix without even knowing it
so for every single person that deconstructs and takes their power back
it’s one more step to being free
“Money slavery”, in this exposition, is just a naïve label for capitalism. As such it ignores the class analysis which would make it a more productive critique of the underlying reasons for our failure to build a prosperous society and economy.
The fundamental truth is that the owners of capital extract surplus labour from from the productive labour force in order to build their capital, but also to pay a large unproductive labour force whose purpose is largely to maintain and reinforce the class structure of society.
Religion is all its forms, and specifically the Christian religion, is one of the most important elements of this unproductive labour force whose fundamental purpose is to maintain the power of capital.
Rastafari performs the same function when it fosters such naïve analysis that blurs class distinction in favour of a misleading black and white story.
I have been listening to Brasstacks Sunday.
“Rastafari performs the same function when it fosters such naïve analysis that blurs class distinction in favour of a misleading black and white story.”
An inversion of the energy fields that create heaven
is a creation of the reverse energy that creates hell
The Black and White story regarding the Atlantic Slave Trade ..
The people that created colonialism was the same that created global capitalism with stolen resources
When slavery was prohibited the same people went and robbed Mama Afrika for it’s resources
Countries like USA Canada Australia New Zealand are places where British Colonialism displaced the indigenous people
Countries in South America are where Spanish / European Colonialism had less segregation and more integration and race mixing with indigenous and slaves
Countries in Caribbean are where African slave descendants are now the remaining majority
Countries in Asia and Middle East are places where Colonialism took over and then left, with the indigenous population remaining
When we form a Black upper class through policies that prioritize accumulation of “generational wealth”, that upper class exploits the majority population just as effectively as the old White upper class.
The people that created new world colonialism and slavery was the same that created global capitalism with stolen resources and created global wealth inequality between first and third world and wealth inequality between upper / middle / lower classes from exploitative labour practices.
It seems some of are using a perfect world as the base line. The struggle for equality is real.
@David
The struggle is for justice. Why should we build a system where we very simply swap White oppressors for Black oppressors??
When you are oppressors are overwhelmingly Black you will have won the struggle for equality, but you will still be unjustly oppressed.
It is popular among politicians to frame the Black struggle as a struggle for equality… this is because they expect to end up among the upper class Blacks who take over from the upper class Whites.
@Peter
Of course you are correct, in theory. We should try but there is the reality we have as small black countries and the nuance that comes with it. We must dream and work towards what is required.
@ David
We all know that PLT is right… and furthermore…
The “reality we have as small black countries and the nuance that comes with it” …is actually a MASSIVE GLOBAL RESPONSIBILITY on our heads, NOT an excuse.
When you have a small (much easier to manage) black country
– with 100% BLACK decision-makers
– a well documented history of INEQUALITY – indeed a legendary 500-year history
– a highly vaunted eddykashun system – that is free to all
What do you think should be the EXPECTATIONS from such a place?
Should the Black leadership not seek to set GLOBAL standards of justice / fairness / honesty / transparency / …righteousness even?
Should less fortunate Blacks elsewhere not be able to look there for an example of successful social development?
Should the (eddykated) brass bowls not DEMAND the same? …perhaps even under pain of death?
Why should it be SO OBVIOUS that the black leadership are really just ‘Oreos’, not only mimicking the old White way of things, but ACTIVELY pursuing alliances with their old capitalist (albino-centric) methods?
Lotta shiite!!!
…and there will be Hell to pay shortly… trust Bushie on DAT!
Just as we would all have expected those European refugees who labeled themselves ‘Jews’, and escaped to Palestine after experiencing Hitler’s rage – to show consideration for their poor Palestinian hosts (after these ‘Jews’ had been empowered by the money of the albino-centric demons of Amerika).
Don’t you think that Blacks around the WORLD would have expected Barbados to use our SPECIAL situation to reflect the ‘JUSTICE society’ that CENTURIES of our ancestors must have dreamed of…?
Such would be IMPOSSIBLE in any albino-centric majority place, …or indeed, in any other place not BLESSED enuff to have escaped the ravages of natural disasters for eons… and to have enjoyed such BLESSINGS of the Creator.
We have let the world down….BIGLY!
Instead, we are unashamedly immoral, indebted, unproductive, money-loving, party-focused, shiite-talkers, international BEGGARS, …who have merely changed from vanilla flavor – to Oreo.
What a SPECIALLY cursed place!
There were many (specious) arguments used to justify and maintain slavery (which stink of shit) but here are some listed
Slaves were treated well and should be thankful towards their slave master benefactors
If they ran away they would be worse off than staying on the plantation
A runaway was an insult to the slave masters dominance and all slaves on the plantation should be punished
Slaves were legally bought and other Africans helped to catch them and put them in bondage
Slaves were their masters property
Blacks were sub-humans (as per the Slave Code)
@Bush Tea
It is too late?
You have a at least two generations of Black people with baked in Eurocentric culture. How do you think a country like Barbados would fare if they are told they can’t spend foreign currency as thy like, have to ride a bike instead of a twincam truck, fines $3, 000 for littering etc?
It is not so straightforward is it given our kind of democracy’ where stoking popularity is a priority one for stakeholders?
“You have at least two generations of Black people with baked in Eurocentric culture.”
~~~~~~~~~~
Thanks to our OSA legacy of an ‘economic’ path to “first world status”… This was the REAL beginning of our demise… put on steroids by those who followed him.
It IS too late for us to INTENTIONALLY achieve a ‘justice society’. But, as we will all find out shortly, …not to late for such a society to be IMPOSED on our donkeys… by the unavoidable hand of Karma… the REALITY of reaping what you have sown.
Don’t be surprised if by christmas this year, those who can find a bike to ride will be the lucky ones…
Don’t be too shocked if, even before then, it becomes SHOCKINGLY clear to our Oreo-types that the albino-centric Ponzi philosophy is ended… and that our donkeys are WIDELY exposed to the ravishes of evil…
LOL
‘Popularity’ is an asset when there is food, water, fuel and fetes…
It is a nightmare when your ‘adoring masses’ are hungry, thirsty, and in darkness… as MAGA Donald is finding out…
You CANNOT POSSIBLY have missed the storm clouds that have been gathering…
even if you pretend to…
From El Nino, to Hormuz, to BRICKS, and Ukraine all the way down to our local inability for the lotta hands to get ANY shiite to work… not even fixing simple potholes.
In Bushie’s humble opinion, it is looking like THE perfect storm of ALL TIMES.
What a time to be around…!
@Bush Tea
What we have is a new normal. You will be uncomfortable but others will adapt to survive.
“You have at least two generations of Black people with baked in Eurocentric culture.”
As mentioned some people have their energy directions reversed and need to send it in the correct energy (as per bioenergetics and Chinese Qigong).
It is understandable how a black slave society freed and then becoming independent would believe that freedom and independence is about becoming “white”.
Another aspect of being a “white” black is criticising other blacks,
black leadership and being negative with self loathing and hatred
Perhaps Mia is a Rasta, who believes in reparations, repatriation, reggae lyrics, freeing up the herb (legal weed). Jah Jah Laws.
People have become de-Africanised and need to Africanise and feel the effects as a spiritual energetic practice
@ Bushie
100% correct. We suffer from ALL the problems of being a small society while at the same time enjoy NONE of the benefits of being a small society.
What a place!
THERE WILL BE A ZERO BLACK UPPER CLASS ANYWHERE! THERE IS COMING TO THIS EARTH THAT IS ALREADY ON LIFE SUPPORT – A GIGANTIC CATACLYSMIC WAR THAT SHALL REMOVE 3 BILLION+! IF THE HALT & BLIND DO NOT SEE THE HANDWRITING THAT’S ON THE WALL – NO AMOUNT OF MORAL OR SPIRITUAL PERSUASION WILL TURN THIS GHOST SHIP OF DEAD MEN’S BONES AROUND TO ANY MEASURABLE DEGREE! EVERYTHING IS ABOUT COLLAPSE & WITH IT WILL GO THE LIVES OF BILLIONS
The “WARNINGS” keep coming hard & fast but “DUMB”, “LAME”, “HALT” & BRAIN DEAD” “humanoids have this warped concept that “MONEY” is gonna’ save anyone – “WHAT A LOAD OF CROQ!!!!!!!!!!
No wonder millions are “BUYING BULLSHYTE” like its a staple 4 the coming “CRISIS”!!!
Tell me, when “Everything” goes up in “SMOKE” – what will the money buy???
REV 18 WARNS: “World leaders who shared in BABYLON’S luxury and immorality mourn from a distance – crying out over the sudden ruin of the great city…”
“THE MERCANTILE CLASS” – business owners and traders weep because no one buys their cargo anymore, goods ranging from gold and silk to cattle, luxury items, and human lives (slaves) which Scripture describes as “THE SOULS OF MEN”!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“THE SEA WILL BILLOWS WITH FIRE & SMOKE FROM BURNING CARGO SHIPS
Rev 18 describes it as – sailors and seafaring workers stand far off, watching the smoke of “BABYLON’S” burning and lamenting the loss of her immense wealth!!!
“HEAVEN REJOICES” as the #Apostles, #Prophets, & #Believers in heaven & on earth are called to rejoice because God has “JUDGED BABYLON” for persecuting the saints!!!
A mighty angel “APPEARS” & throws a “MASSIVE MILLSTONE” into the sea, symbolising that BABYLON* will be “VIOLENTLY OVERTHROWN” & “ERASED FOREVER”!!!
THEN WILL COME TOTAL SILENCE THAT WILL MAKE THE PLANDEMIC OF 2020 – 2022 LOOK LIKE A WUK-UP ON SPRING GARDEN HIGHWAY
Rev 18 closes by noting that the “SOUND” of music, trade, craftsmanship, & wedding celebrations will “NEVER” be heard in “BABYLON” – ever again!!!
ALL THIS ACCORDING 2 THE PROPHECY HAPPENS IN #OneHour
(SUDDENLY) WITHOUT AN ALARM CLOCK REMINDER – EVERYTHING, EVERYWHERE WIPED OUT WITHOUT A TRACE LEFT
DISBELIEVE AT YOUR OWN PERIL
#YouhaveBeenWarned
The prime minister in her element.
https://x.com/Jam_RadioUK/status/2101698565026332930/video/1?s=46
@ Terence
“A GIGANTIC CATACLYSMIC WAR THAT SHALL REMOVE 3 BILLION+!”
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Don’t get too carried away Boss…
‘Duppy knows who to frighten’
The lotta brass bowls who are parading around this world as if they are gods won’t even get the chance to accomplish this…
Most of that carnage will be at the hands of Mother Nature – under the direct guidance of Karma itself.
Look…
The Israeli demons, with full USA/Epstein support have been trying to exterminate Hamas now for 7 years… fail!
Trump, with the most powerful army in history, is stuck in Hormuz with his pants down and short of vaseline… FAIL!
What remove what 3 billion what!!
But look out for REAL ACTION from Mother Nature to understand what TRUE POWER looks like…
…when the climate, the sea, the wind, the earth and the very SUN itself turns against the wickedness of our current world…
As the reggae song says, “When the king of kings and the lords of lords rages… one roar him roar and the WHOLE world will turnover….”
The lotta shiite ‘warriors’ will be looking for hiding places among the rocks…
What a time!
CARICOM restarts on reparations
Details Published: 24 September 2026
Colonialism Reparation supports the request for reparations of the members of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) for the genocide of the native people and the slavery and calls on the former colonizers (United Kingdom, France, Netherlands, etc.) to apologize and pay compensations for the colonial period.
From 19 to 21 February 2025 the forty-eighth Summit of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community was held in Bridgetown, Barbados, with the participation of about twenty delegations. Finally after a few years of stagnation during the conference support for the request for reparations was reiterated with the renewal of the Prime Ministerial Sub-Committee on Reparations chaired by Barbados and comprising Guyana, Haiti, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines and Suriname.
From 24 to 27 February 2026 the fiftieth Summit of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community was held in Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis, with the participation of about twenty delegations. During the conference they tasked the Prime Ministerial Sub-Committee on Reparations with reviewing the Caribbean reparatory justice Program.
On June 17, 2026 the first meeting of the Joint Mechanism on Reparatory Justice, comprising the African Union Committee of Experts on Reparations (AUCER), the African Union Reference Group of Legal Experts on Reparations (AULER) and the CARICOM Reparations Commission (CRC), was held and has decided to meet regularly from now on.
From 5 to 8 July 2026 the fifty-first Summit of Heads of Government of the Caribbean Community was held in Gros Islet, Saint Lucia, with the participation of about twenty delegations. During the conference the Heads of Government approved the revision of the CARICOM Ten Point Plan for Reparations: A Manifesto for the Coming Enlightenment and the program of upcoming initiatives, with the staging of the third Regional Conference on Reparations from 17 to 19 September 2026, the unveiling of the Newton Enslaved Burial Ground Memorial in Barbados in November 2026 and support the filing by Jamaica of a Reparations Petition to its King Charles III.
Colonialism Reparation supports the request of the members of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) for reparations for the genocide of the native people and the slavery and calls on the former colonizers (United Kingdom, France, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Denmark etc.) to apologize and pay compensations for the colonial period without being forced to appear before a court.
A new video released about Mia on the global stage (UN):
it seems a recent speech (with Bob / H.I.M Ras Tafari War lyrics)
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