The Jamaican Media is Colonially Conditioned and Subjugated

2024 Southport Riots

If something negative happened in the Jamaica the British media would highlight it because they gain the feeling of superiority by highlighting our negatives as proof of our inferiority. When something negative is happening in the UK the Jamaican media ignores it. That is because our media and the Jamaican Government are colonially conditioned and stewed to subjugated perfection and as such contributes to the perception of British superiority and our inferiority. Far Right white racist British citizens have been violently rioting for the past couple days, setting fire to anything that can burn and attacking the police, and black and brown people going about their business and our local media pretends it is not happening. Thus, keeping our people ignorant into believing believing that they are inferior, and the British are superior. 


What constitute as media in Jamaica is a joke. If this was Happening in Jamaica, the British press would be all over it and it would make their nightly news and printed media. The British Government would declare us unstable and issue a travel warning to avoid Jamaica. 


@CARICOMorg 
@commonwealthsec 
@AndrewHolnessJM
@kaminajsmith
@JamaicaGleaner
@JamaicaObserver
@NationwideRadio
@MarkJGolding
Why are you all so silent, when in the UK they are beating black and brown people. Where are the travel warnings and alerts. Racist Nazis are on the rampage and beating any individual not white. @caricomorg @commonwealth_sec EVERYONE'S HEAD IN THE SAND! Why are you all so silent, when in the UK when they are beating black and brown people in the streets of UK. Where are the condemnations, travel warnings and alerts from the Commonwealth CARICOM and heads of states. Racist Nazis are on the rampage and beating any individual not white. If the table had turned and it was Jamaica everyone would have something to say, including the UK. Where are the black and brown voices.



The Black and Brown Commonwealth needs to see this as a wake-up call. It is time to relegate the British to the blood-soaked pages of our history. Everyone needs to become a Republic and exclude the UK from the Commonwealth. The Black and Brown world needs to then nationalize British owned entities. Take back all our resources that the British is profiting from. The value of the British owned resources in Africa alone is estimated to be US$1 Trillion. We will never have a Black World Order so long as we exist within the framework of the Imperialist White World Order.

Misinformation in the British Media fueled all-out race riots in the United Kingdom. Far-right extremists have attacked mosques and hotels housing migrants in several of the U.K.'s most deprived cities. Unrest was fueled by misinformation in UK mainstream media.









Britain does not have an immigration problem. Britain has a racism problem. 










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  1. AnonymousAugust 5, 2024 at 10:50 AM

    Thanks for informing us. You are absolutely right about the silence.

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