Jamaica's Poverty Safari - Poverty Pimps Pushing Poverty Porn

In the broadest sense, to go on safari is simply to travel. More specifically and historically, a safari is a journey travelled by people from the White Colonial World Order, that involves going into natural dangerous habitats to watch, hunt and kill wild animals. It is a test of their bravery and strength to look into the lion’s mouth or stare down at bull elephants and survive.


I have been witnessing an invasion of click bait social media influencers descending on Jamaica, some for good but most of them for bad. Creating their own online sufferers ghetto safari for a global consumption. These click bait terrorist with their eye-catching shock and awe titles generate profits by over highlighting the dangers and human suffering of the ghetto. Even if they must make up some of it up for full effect and none of the profits they generate goes back into the ghettos they are invading. The inhabitants of the Ghettos are used as props, backdrops, and actors in support of their financial cause.





Canadian YouTuber Christopher “Chris Must List” Hughes was arrested and charged with sedition following the release of videos showing men in the country who professed to be in gangs. 


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Jamaica and most other Black and Brown developing countries has an history with the media of the white western world order. Traditionally they only show Black and Brown countries in a negative light. For people in the Black and Brown Developing Third World the foreign press is notorious for being one-sided and unfair. There is a reason why the media in white western first world reports mostly about the negative underbelly of Black and Brown developing countries. There is a fully developed, well defined, tried and true method to their madness. They know what they are doing, they know why they are doing it and they know what they are trying to achieve.




White Social Media Mercenary - Lies for Profit

White Social Media Terrorist - I call upon the people of the Ghettos to not be used by these terrorist and to not grant them access to your lives. These guys are making millions and you are not getting any of that money. If you are going to grant them access then charge them a very high price for their ghetto safari. I would rather the inhabitants chase them out of your community and our Government arrest and deport them, make them persona non grata. 




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