Beverley Manley Uncensored Part 3 of 4
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- In part 3 of 4 of the series, Beverley Manley and Michael Manley confront powerful opposition from local and international forces. The third episode of Beverley Manley Uncensored discussion US interference, political tribalism, and the impact of the global oil crisis on Jamaica's economy.
Produced by Adtelligent
Directed and Written by Joelle Simone Powe
Executive Producer Craig Powe
Narrators: Alwyn Scott, Nadean Rawlins, Carol Lawes
Archival Footage from the PNP and Henzell Archives
This documentary is made for educational purposes and it is protected under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976.
For inquires email outtherewithoutfearja@gmail.com - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
"We intend to walk through this world on our feet not on our knees." Such a powerful statement. We must chart our own path as a sovereign people, with no apologies. Away with the backra massa mentality.
Talks talks talks. There was no effective management of the financial welfare under the Manley regime.
Solar energy was unheard those days
Fh
Manley pursued some very good and NECESSARY SOCIAL reforms.....but his ECONOMIC policies were DISASTROUS!!.....thats the FACT!!
They probably got that statement from a James Brown song. I'm Black and I'm Proud, or James got it from them!
Majority of the UWI grads in the late 1970 n 80's went to Med school n law school for free.. for without student loans.. Thanks to Manley!!
Not for free. The poor paid for everything you all got for free.
The US gov't paid for all of this!! (Pleezzse!) Idiot!
If Jamaica had followed the path of self reliance, even though it would take tremendous sacrifices, we would be far better today. But no, we wanted everything in the western world and in particular America, so, today Jamaica is paying dearly. Foreign investors own Jamaica
Well said
Well said 2 that thought.
As a child growing up in Westmoreland I saw with my own-childhood eyes the positive impact of the #PNP in my community:Jamal.AMC Supermarkets for high-quality high grade food. The irony was my mother was a staunch Labourite; my father did not get involved in politics. However, looking back now I believe he would favor di party dat gave him his #FarmWorkCard. Still to dis day he's 90 in 3 months ah mi still Nuh know his political views. LAAWDAMASSY!🙂
I also saw young men and women from my community that went to Cuba to trained to become carpenter etc. By the time I became a teenager I was a recipient of high quality medical care from Cuban doctors in Sav hospital outpatient;even at that young age- I remember how professional and friendly those Cuban doctors were- this was free service with magical- cream that healed my liver-spots within days. Thank you First Lady, Mrs. Manley Duncan. You remind me of my principal *Mrs.McGregor* also a PNP.
I agree Mike. Jamaica has been too dependent on outside forces. Singapore has faced hard times by themselves and did great. This is where Jamaica should have been. Lee Kwan Yee lived in Jamaica and studied the Policies of Micheal Manley and applied it back to British drained Singapore.
Yo...this made me so sad. I am very impressed with this docu series. Excellent work. Makes me sad though because the PNP is part of my DNA. My Dad got a scholarship from Norman Manley and studied in the US & Canada. I was born in Canada in 1969 and came home to Jamaica in 1972. I went to Jamaica House Basic School so yes, PNP is in my blood. My parents were true patriots who paid a price for embracing the Socialist ideologies. My Dad lost his job at UWI when Seaga won in the 1980s. My family fell apart. This documentary brings back the sadness. I now live in Canada after contributing to the growth of Jamaica myself. I truly hate it here. It bun mi seh mi lef mi good good yaad come a da place yah. I left in 2008 and it hurts so bad. I miss my home which is now a cesspool secondary to crime and continued inequality. Like, it feels so surreal to not be living in the best place on earth. I have traveled to Europe and Africa and trust me, Jamaica is prime vibes. Aagh😠
I could’ve written this comment myself as we share the same sentiments. Move to Canada 1997, and although it has been good to me, Nuh weh nuh betta dan yaawd!
Hey, fellow Jamaican. Yours is an interesting story. Thanks for sharing. Mi love how yuh bruck out inna wi patois fi meck yuh point.
Me too.
I feel your pain but don't give up on Jamaica.
@@margaretwaugh2273 I have never done so and I never will. This world would not spin except for just the existence of a Jamaican. We just need to BE....to take up space wherever we are. Our presence is necessary. This is why we have been destabilized. We are the natural mystic....flowing through the air; the Spirit of The Creator gives us flight and might. Likke but tallawah as a representation of The Creator ( made in its image ). Cyaan dash wi weh cause wi nuh dead 😇😈 ( as I stand in my self righteous emotion). It's all good. Thanks for the words of encouragement
I never knew much of Beverl Manley, only she was the wife of Michael Manley. I'm 50 years old, and I'm just learning about this fenomenal woman. Thank you Beverly for what you've done for Jamaica and Jamaicans.
If only we listened to Michael Manley as a nation, we would be far better off but due to external forces and power hungry individuals within the country forming the opposition we are still trying to find our way and still have to be going back to those same ideologies Manley spoke of to this day.
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What I appreciated about Manley, he was straightforward with the Jamaican people. He did not regard nor treat the masses as ignorant & unable to understand economic policies and development ideas. He led by example, would back off his shirt, take a broom or shovel, lay blocks alongside the workers on Labour Day, as comfortably as he rubbed shoulders and had cocktail and dined with world leaders.
He is the most loved prime minister seaga will never get the loved he got never for his involvement in destabilize jamaica his name anything associated should be banish for treason
..and Seaga?
So far, I'm really enjoying the series. These things thrill me as a young person so much merely to imagine what life was like in earlier times.
Just an idea, but I believe this should continue with the former Jamaican prime ministers who are still alive. It would be wonderful to hear their viewpoint on life back then because I am sure they have a story to share as well.
Yes Bruce Golding, PJ Patterson would have a lot to say. They should alos interview Pernel Charles, Michael Manley had him detained in UPpark camp.
But I wonder IF they would be as open? So many go to their graves with their secrets. Although it is always better to know our true history than the fairy tale one. Some don’t want to hear it.
This documentary needs TO be a MUST see in the diaspora and at university level⏰🌅✌She's solid articulate knowledgeable and had a front seat after marrying and outlived two impressive men of the post fake independence 👊⏰thanks to the brother and sister team who took initiative 👊👊
Thank you so much - from Craig and Joelle powe !
I’m so happy that it showed up on my timeline. I was too young to remember Mr. Manley as a Prime Minister ( born 83), but I always knew he was the most loved by my family as they would always praise him during conversations, so naturally; I have a special love for him as well. . This is such an eye opener and I agree; everyone should see this.
Thank you tee Have you shared with anybody else this sentiment? :) it makes a huge difference when you
Some of us in the disapera lived it.
Most High Creator have u alive for purpose Devine protection for the fullness of purpose truth and mercy be yours
An excellent documentary, big-up to the production team.
Thank you so much Clarence! Are you coming back for part 4?
I’m forever a Beverley Manley admirer , her story rivals that of any world class celebrity. Thank you for sharing Mrs Manley-Duncan.
Hopefully with this and your words saying this... and of course telling friends more people will know her story
Her story needed to be told because she is indeed an icon. She was sent by God at that time "at such a time as this". God bless you Mrs. Beverley Anderson Manley-Duncan for the role you play in the lives of the Jamaican people.
Please share with friends! You help tell her story and empower many Jamaicans to know their story is valid with every share! Plus you help us make more of these because we can show the world their is interest in stories like these! Thank you so much heather
Wowww...I was born in the late 90s and not fond of history, but THIS documentary - omg !! so intriguing and insightful. I am so hungry for more; your content is immaculate, Thank you. 😌
Love you Beverly. Joshua gone too soon. But God knows best. Thanks for sharing your life's story with us. God continues to bless you all. One Love❤
God isn't real. That's part of what's wrong with black people. This god virus keep them feebleminded and childish. The silly idea that something or somebody knows best. Ridiculous! Struggles are natural, you win or you lose. No supernatural is involved in struggles. It's between people that actually exist. You see them actually fighting on all fronts. 🙄
Another utterly wonderful segment
Oh my goodness, I couldn't watch this for hours. What a missed opportunity for Jamaica, but not all the time David slays Goliath. Peace and love to them both!
The best PM ever to walk on the Jamaican soil may his soul RIP
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Best PM IN JAMAICA EVER. REST IN PEACE MICHAEL. RESPECT TO YOU BEVERLY
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Breaks my heart had jamaica in his soul literally died broke
You really believe Michael is the best PM that man put Jamaica through it worse time
this lady is a hidden gem 💎 her story needs to be establish on a more broader scale. bouy jamaca never celebrate great people when they are alive
Louis Bennett was a gem! I agree to disagree. She left her family!
Michael Manly one of the third world icon leaders... thank you Beverley Manley
Grew up in that time. It was extremely scary, with the political war. A lot of things were said, rumors etc.. Glad you could highlight some of the rumors.Mrs. Manley-Duncan you are looking so good. Wish both parties could have United on common ground ,to benefit the people. Those times are still affecting Jamaica in a big way. People are still poor and struggling. Don’t know when Politicians will ever get it right. Wish the documentary was longer, because I know there’s a lot more you would like to disclose.Blessings
There's a part 4 :) Are you going to come back next weekend to watch?
@@AdtelligentTV Definitely
Love this wow
I always thought of Mrs.Manley over the years..I was a child when she was First lady
Best thing I have watched on TH-cam.
I am absolutely enjoying this documentary. Beverly Manley's story telling has gripped my attention for the last 3 parts. I am enthralled by the history lessons being given by this scholar who was the former first Lady. Well done!!
I so appreciate the time and effort that has gone into this documentary series! It's a well-needed history lesson for all Jamaicans and Jamaicans in the diaspora. I look forward to part 4!
Michael Manley was n is the best prime Minister of Jamaica
Memories! Memories! Memories!
I came of age during this period.
Now I know the reason I am this way; Beverley the black strong woman who made us realize that we were beautiful. And, Manley who taught us to be independent and not to allow the outside world to use their goods to entrap us. In other words,” Eat what we grow and grow what we eat.”
Beverley, yours and Manley’s sacrifices were not wasted.Many generations have benefited from the ideology and many more will. Those who fought against same are now embracing.
I am grateful that I was able to access tertiary education and bought a house before I was thirty years old.
Long live Joshua!!!!
Long live live Beverley!!!!
I remember hearing Manley telling us at a meeting that many of his ideas came out of the “ pillow talks” that you both would have.
Again, thanks!
Wow Patricia! That was exactly my sentiment when I watched the first episode. I said now I know why I am strong and powerful. These were the great leadership we grew up under who paved the way but we were too young to understand. My #GrangeHill primary school principal Mrs. McCregor mirrored Mrs.-Many-Duncan.My principal was a Staunch PNP and led the school like a boss; she lived in my community. FREE uniforms -books etc.
Agree with you 100%. My husband and I benefited from that whole movement. Bought our first home at 22/20 respectively. It was a wonderful time in our lives that we never stop talking about. Mr Manley brought out the political consciousness in the young people and gave us Worker Participation which allowed us to have a say in our work place. We became more confident and motivated in everything we did. This caused us to develop such a love for our country. When others were running away we hunkered down and enjoyed Jamaica.
Beverly and Michael should know that they did not fail but woke up a nation of young people who were hungry for good, caring leadership. We were willing to do away with American imports if it meant our country would grow. I miss him even in my old age because I have never seen another leader who loved his people so much. He was a man before his time and many of us are just starting to see his vision for our country! I could go on about all the wonderful programs he started..still with us today. Our leaders today...such a shame.
There are many others who benefited from the dream s Bev and Manley had for this country. I hope others heard the amount of money she had after the election. They didn’t use the resources of the country to enrich themselves. This new breed should take leaves from their book.
Beverly Manley is such a beautiful , strong and intelligent lady .Please continue that conversation , especially for the younger generations . I can listen to you all day . ONELOVE.
Such an insightful documentary!!! Well presented especially Mrs Manley-Duncan’s commentary of the political, economic and social stratification in Jamaica.
Please do more of these with other prominent Jamaicans so we can learn about then past and how or why certain decisions were made.
I am truly appreciating this documentary....so insightful.
Glad you enjoyed it! Please share on Social media if you can And/or send a WhatsApp to some friends with it. With a comment to say its worth watching :)
Amaising priminester did one of the most important thing for Jamaicas ,brought jamal many people who could not read went to school many of them are in government now god bless your soul
Really proud of my children and the team at Adtelligent ! Great quality and content.
Thank you mom from both us Joelle and Craig! We love you
Great compilation
Almost 5 decades after and we back in the 70s of ramping up productivity, eating what you grow and grow what you eat etc
Now we don’t have a choice bec US can’t help us - dem need help themselves!
Best comment. If only we listened.
Makes you wonder how we could have advanced as a nation, we let the moment slip from our hands. Marcus was on point when he said "if you have no confidence in self you are twice defeated in the race of life" or something like that.
@@monicamartin6069 yup. We continue to not trust ourselves, to not see value in who we are, our ideas, our talents; in fact the totality of who we are.
Until we fix that we going “nowhere” as a country.
We continue to tinker with the external not realising that it’s only a reflection of the internal. Fixing only the external is like putting bandaid on a really bad sore…
America is the capital of evil. When Jamaicans had less material possessions they were happier as there was more love ,and unity . Now that Jamaica is like a min America people find themselves unable to fulljoy their lives as they spend their days worrying about rampant gun crimes never knowing if they will be the next victim.
Thank you for producing this excellent tapestry of Beverly Manley Duncan's incredible story. It was a thrill and affirming to grow up seeing this beautiful black woman wearing hear natural hair in a regal afro. Growing up in Westmoreland, a PNP bastion as the time, there was excitement whenever Michael Manley visited. I feel blessed that I met him at the Savanna-la-mar Court House when I was seven, shook his soft hands, and gazed into his eyes, totally mesmerized. His pure, unadulterated love for the Jamaican people was never in doubt. It saddens and angers me that the CIA destabilized our country and condemned innocent Jamaicans to lives filled with despair or early death.
Beverly, I admire many aspects of your strong personality, but I believe you left Manley at a time when he needed you most. He shared his life with you, including his platform of fame and power, wanted the best for you, but you allowed another force to to override all of that. Yet, I can't help but love you and your candid stance in everything and all the events. Without a doubt, you are a bold and brilliant woman, who did it her way, love you or hate you, right or wrong. One Love!
Contradictory statement!why would you second guess her decision?
Yes bev we still stand up in the name of Michael Manley am sorry you are not the leader of the pnp party today bev
Would certainly have been interesting times if she led the PNP ! Respect.
I would have love to have heard more of why the marriage deteriorated. Great documentary!
Come back next week
This is a very valuable docu-series. Many people still in party politics. This right here is a glimpse into what happened in the 70s/80s. Jamaicans lost the handle not understanding the intention of these individuals. They were beyond their time.
Mrs Bev and PM Manley were a beautiful couple
Beautiful story! ❤️
Thanks to you our brother ! Your support means a lot 😁 Please share or tweet! 😁😁
@@AdtelligentTV keep them coming! Looking forward to the others 👌🏾
What an intelligent woman no wonder Michael admire her no other prime Minister wife is as educated as Mrs manly Duncan .Beverly you just keep on living queen you are an example of our heritage..big up your nice clean self 👌 ✨️ 😉 👍 😊 👏 👌
Definitely a must see, all Jamaican need to see and hear this, to know the fight that was put in to build Jamaica and that Jamaica can still change for the better if everyone come together and do their part. Respect to Micheal and Beverly and all those who did their parts to try and make my country a better place it was not all in vain.
Have you shared this comment with a few friends and family? Thank you so much btw these words mean so much to the whole production crew :)
@@AdtelligentTV Thank you ❤️
Spellbound, grateful, thankful, better informed, uplifted, enlightened. Glad I am a comrade.
This was Awesome!
Wonderful and honest documentary....We are saying the same things Mr Manley wanted for us back then. We would be so much better
Informative- love it!
Michael Manley genuinely loved Beverly and would have done almost anything to saved their marriage but Beverly was emotionally gone in the end. So tragic a love story this was,if only…
She was power hungry. She left her family for the sidekick.
Michael was not a victim bc he, from what I understand, was doing his own thing. It seems she loved Michael but was "in-love" with DK, she followed her heart. Yes, it was messy but sometimes life is that. Vibrant n passionate ppl cannot sit on the sidelines to make others happy, it's just a part of their make-up. She did not believe in "until death do us part" those words can be like a death sentence to the soul.
Go before us Joshua, go before us, and do thy work thy self. Roll Joshua , roll.
Mike had vision of solar power from way back then, wow! What a visionary he were
Though I dont like the political violence of the day.....this is still when Jamaicans were more sensible and militant.
I'm very impressed with this series, the insight has quantified my knowledge about Jamaica's political background.It has given me a new sense of respect for Norman and Beverley. This docuseries also and further consolidates that mainstream media really does not tell the story in it's entirety. Oral Tradition is vital for us to be able to actually know and comprehend our history. Oral tradition is actually the only source of history that is authentic and untampererd with. Love and respect Aunty Bev, true visoninary, a leader and above all a womam.
Well stated! I concur 💯
"We are not trying to upset America, they are upsetting themselves"!!! "We intend to walk through this world on our feet not on our knees."!!! #thatisall
Excellent documentaries.
I’m so happy for this! I’m expecting more.
Love it. Thank you!
Joshua row di boat ashore 💪🏿 💯 comrade foreva ❤️❤️❤️
This plan was solid. Self reliance would result in a better more disciplined and productive society. I believe we would be more healthy also
Jamaica is in desperate need of a truth and reconciliation commission…
Aided and abetted by Jamaican nationals, the esteemed Michael Manley was admonished, castigated and marginalized, by the hegemon of that and this day, for having to audacity to function in a capacity commensurate with being a sovereign state.
“As long as this party (PNP) is in power, we intend to walk through the world on our feet and not on our knees.” - Michael Manley
Let’s see to it that history not only absolve Dr. Fidel Castro Ruiz, but also Michael Manley and all who struggled with him for a better Jamaica.
Yes, the sabotaged economy was made to scream, it did crash-in those days, the IMF functioned as a tool against countries like Jamaica.
By means of back channels, Mr. Seaga, actively sought to overthrow the governing administration of that day. Seaga dispatched his proxy and surrogate, Senator Ronald Irvine, to engage the British High Commissioner and the American Ambassador, with the hopes of currying support.
We’ve seen the declassified CIA cables, we all know that Mr. Seaga was the one who advance to need to not only crush the PNP, but to also crush Mr. Manley and in substance, Jamaica.
We are beyond grateful for the courageous and measured Beverly Manley-in my estimation, the woman who made Michael Manley!
I have been preaching that for years -- the need for a Truth and Reconciliation Ministry. Unfortunately, it would be too partisan; it would be truth, according to one's political ideology.
@@agtucker8 There are ways to secure empirical facts. It is for posterity’s sake that this documentary was made; this and subsequent generations will demand changes or a return to jamaica-centric policies of the PNP administration of the 1970s.
This documentary, though useful as a nostalgic reference, is better served as an instrument that inspires our youths to connect with ideals of a man, et al, who sought to deliberately ascend with purpose, conviction and integrity.
Yep I can see beverly put jamaica over her own life sacrifices she made was unnoticed
Yep I can see beverly put jamaica over her own life sacrifices she made was unnoticed
I grow up in the Micheal Manley era such a wonderful time to be living in Jamaica I personally know of the advantage against the PNP government at that time
Harry Belofonte. Yes stand Jamaica.
Real Jamaican queen. Thanks for speaking your truth.
I am unapologetic admirer of Michael Manley, he was human had flaws like we all do. However I say it all the time, the man loved his country and wanted to see the place develope and thrive. But alas, hmm.
The American eagle had other plans for JA. Unfortunate! Respect
Hear hear! Me too! unapologetic
I am Moved. Proud of Michael Manley.
You must listen to Neville Martin's song entitled " The Message" to learn of some of Michael Manley's great achievements in Jamaica. I was there when no dark skin person worked in the banks. Joshua changed all that. Yah bless Mike & Bev. Mike used to stop his car and transport children walking home from school. Has Seaga ever cared about the people?
What has Seaga done but dabble in obeah & infiltrated the country with guns?
@ Norma Hamilton Seaga cared a lot about the people from his " Republic of Tivoli Gardens " He was a puppet of Amerikkka who didn't have the interest of the nation at heart .
This was refreshing and added clarity to the concept of social democracy. The literature I interacted with suggested it was a concept that leaned strongly towards communism. The level of self reliance Jamaica aimed for is something those international agencies oppose simply because to my mind they want to keep us dependent and 'third world.'
Read the book but these episodes are great!
There was a #Jamal school three houses from my yard.That was at a staunch PNP yard. Danny was the teacher.So many adults went there to brush up on their literacy; that was a good thing for our community in #GrangeHill. RIP #Burns♥️
Imagine Cuba and Jamaica are neighbours , why be enemies?
Well Beverly Manley said it the documents she got access to that the CIA was behind it through CIAGA/Seaga. What wicked ppl.
This is so very gripping! I wish it wasn't so abbreviated but was more detailed and elongated filling in way more details of her life with M. Manley with a more expounded backstory! I am grateful this is being shown right now with B. Manley's commentary. This is great! Thanks
Have you watched part 2 and part 1 yet? We have a lot more footage would you be interested in seeing cuts that didn’t make the full show?
@@AdtelligentTV Yes I have seen both 1, 2 and now 3. I enjoyed all of them thoroughly. And yes I would very much love to see parts or cuts that didn’t make the main show. Even the outtakes would have been thrilling to see too. Sometimes ad libs add more than cleaned up scripts so to speak. Is part 4 out yet?
@@ggilestate part 4 is coming out next week! Please share with some friends. The more support and interest the show gets the more possibilities open up for the team and the story
@@AdtelligentTV oh yes. Yes please!
Those were the days of my beautiful 🇯🇲. May God help us.
wonderful series. #outofmany1people
Thanks Beverly thank you
We should have kept on the path towards self reliance. Instead we became addicted to American consumer items and never had the economy to support it so we financed our foreign Tastes with debt. We are left in an impoverished place. Now we are trying to build a self sufficient economy. Hope it’s not too late. 🥺
That's awesome real speak
And a lot of people did not see the vision he had and a pity he did not get the chance to materialize his vision and dream for the Jamaican people
I agree with you , comrade . However , America , through Seaga , had to have the last word in Jamaican politics. Sad outcome.
Beautiful
Cannot believe she's 80 she looks awesome. Plus this made me sad about my country and how it was destabilized
I live in Canada and yes I remember. It was bad.we had to watch our back all time also in the night
That music is from “Carmen” with Harry Belafonte
Yes and beautiful
Part 4 coming out today !!! So excited
The single most important factor that must be borne in mind is the level of illiteracy that existed in Jamaica at the time. The majority of the literature working class people supported Democratic Socialism while there was less support from the illiterates. I remember spending large parts of my days trying to enlighten
many on the virtues of Manley's policies .Even though I was only in my late teens I saw the need to play my role in the interest of nation building.
Michael Manley must be turning in his grave to see that the same party who did all this good is the same party who took it all away smh. Beverly must herself be very disappointed at what they have done during their last 18 years of reign smh. This is a very good history lesson. I hope Jamaicans really listen and see how lack of education, media and outside influence can destabilize a country AND ONCE AND FOR ALL WE STOP THE TRIBALISM AND VOTE POLICY & NOT PARTY!!!
Wooooo, I remember my parents talking about the issue with JamaicaxCubaxUSA.
According to the Boston Globe two brothers from Jamaica died in Martha's Vineyard. These youths were #UTEC and #UWI graduates.The report stated they died from jumping off a bridge into water-body at 11pm. I think an investigation should be led by fellow Jamaicans so that the *narratives* can be told from our perspective. The way the report was published focused more on the *monetary essence* of Jamaicans working in Martha's Vineyard and there weren't much emphasis placed on trying to investigate the root-cause of these two young-Jamaican- men's life.
Please Adtelligent please send a team to investigate. I will donate$100USD to help with the cost.
The word is "love".
I like how Beverly highlighted all the good things about Mike
If anyone was looking for the reason for the collapse of Jamaica in the 70s its told in this documentary Part 1-4. CIAGA mash up Jamaica and we still feeling it.
At the end of the day, what matters most is economic development of a third world country. This two party political system has caused so many of us to lose sight of the goal.
Instead, the loss of our sovereignty and choice to align ourselves with countries such as America, has continued to keep us destabilized. These countries from the first world powers want to keep all third world countries in their place-at the bottom. We need a new movement with the spirit of Michael Manley's social democratic leadership to move forward with the type of independence we had intended to have during his time.
So sad that Jamaica couldn't stay unified. So much wasted time and energy fighting each other.
I have lived through it in what is called PNP strong hold. there are a lot of stories to be told.
Seaga wanted power and formed alliance with the devil it look like. Dont know why some Jamaicans always do things that are not in their best interests or in the interests of the country they claim to love. Smh
Because dem love everything foreign including Seaga. Mental slavery is so entrenched in our people that they cannot see danger till it is too late. That is why our best PM Michael Manley wanted all Jamaicans educated, even the elderly who were not able to go to school in their days, so they could understand more of how the country run and the impact on them, even if it was just a little understanding it betta dan nutten. But dem mek Seaga, CIA and America trick dem. Our country is paying heavily and up till now when these politicians nowadays come out and show green Clarks, offer dem pound a rice, half pound a flour and big gill a oil a dat sweet dem and dem erupt in celebrations. Dem still deh pon de plantation. Food for today and hungry after dat. Ship of fools. SMDH
Michael wanted every Jamaican to have at the minimum the basic necessities. Under the system practised today the rich get richer ,and the poor get left behind. Little wonder criminality is out of control.
17:59 Sometimes it is necessary, wise and prudent for leadership to take the issues (directly) to the frontline of decision-making; the people, so the dilemma can be shared and understood in the stakeholder terms... of the people, by the people, for the people.
Is part 4 of this interview available?
I think it’s coming out today!
My God it's the same system every Caribbean country is contemplating right now coming out of Covid-19. Eat what you grow and build relationships with like minded countries especially with other Caribbean countries. 1980 to 2022 same thing 🤦🏾♀️
A woman Inlove with power whatever the cost.
Great documentary series so far. Given that she married Dk Duncan after her marriage, why introduce herself to others as Beverly Manley vs Beverly Duncan?
Part 4 :) Next week
@@AdtelligentTV looking forward to it!
Beverly Manley Duncan
Please.. nothing to write? just read and digest..seriously?
@@eileencomrie9106 What are you talking about?
It is so interesting to know our people instead of having communism on the island, they would prefer to go to bed hungry and uneducated. We will never change.
One of the biggest con game Seaga did was convince people that he was a financial wizard. Only to find out the the person who Jamaica was negotiating with at the IMF was also a CIA agent who was given Seaga Information on the negotiations.
Manley could never win against the American eagle. Guyana , Cuba , Jamaica…..the eagle took us all down .
Gunmen back then and gunmen today! Nothing has changed JA!