Jamaica was born out of sugar plantation slavery of the innocent black african man to enrich white segregated America by king Charles the second . Jamaica first came into England's hands in 1655 when it was seized from Spain, which had brought over the first Africans as slaves. About 600,000 Africans were brought to Jamaica as slaves between the 15th and 19th centuries to work on sugar, cotton and banana plantations, the National Library of Jamaica says. The British government was involved in the Atlantic slave trade and reimbursed plantation owners for the loss of labor that occurred when slavery was outlawed in 1834, no reumbursement was ever given to slaves or their descendants. Moses freed the Hebrew slaves out of bondage of Egyptian Pharaoh. Jamaica gained independence in 1962 but retained the British monarch as head of state and stayed in the Commonwealth. Breaking ties with the monarchy is essential for Jamaica, said Steven Golding, president of the UNIIA-ACL, a Black nationalist organization founded in Jamaica by activist Marcus Garvey. "Given the atrocities that we suffered through the period of enslavement, through the colonial period, I think it is the final piece of the puzzle when it comes to our sovereignty as an independent nation," he said. In order to become a republic Jamaica's Constitution requires a 2/3 majority in both the elected and nominated Houses of Parliament and a simple majority in a general referendum, said constitutional expert Lloyd Barnett. However, if it obtains a 2/3 majority in the elected House but only a simple majority in the nominated House it will require a 2/3 majority of the electorate in a referendum. A 2022 survey by pollster Don Anderson found that 56% of Jamaicans want to remove the monarch as head of state. Jamaicans & Caribbean people should be promoting an anti slavery message of deliverance not dancehall club partying or all the time Rastafarianism .
From the 16th through 19th centuries, sugar plantations in the Caribbean & the Americas relied heavily on enslaved African labor. Historians often describe sugar as one of the major economic driver of the transatlantic slave trade because plantation owners demanded large amount of black slave labor to generate enormous profit from sugar export. It's reasonable to view that history as deeply immoral. Millions of people suffered enslavement, forced labor, violence, family separation & death in systems that produced sugar & other plantation crops for European & American market. As for the modern sugar industry, it's not complicated. Today's sugar production is still based on chattel slavery in the way it was historically & critics raise concern about labor condition, agricultural subsidy, environmental impact & the marketing of sugar products. Idiot racist supporters point out that sugar is simply an agricultural commodity which can be consumed responsibly as part of a balanced diet & that is not true sugar simply lead to hospice.
Jamaica is low on iodine & vitamin d Japan is high in iodine however Jamaica is against racism words such as blackmail & black market were invented why segregated white men to suppress & enslave the innocent african into sugar plantation be not a racist slave trader but a loving Catholic blessed by God the Father God the Son & God the Holy Spirit Hallelujah Hallelujah Blessed be the word of the Lord for Christ is risen Hallelujah Hallelujah peace be still in Nomine Patris et FiLii et Spiritus Sancti amen
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