Let's not forget that the north Africans were invading Europe for hundreds of years, (taking slaves). There's always enough murder and oppression to go around my friends. We are all human beings.
As a 2nd generation Rastafarian I can verify what he said is true, based on my many experiences moving through Africa and repatriating……..the leadership of African countries need to get with the pan African program
You know African leadership may never "get with the Pan African program," right? Thats a fantasy. They can barely maintain peace among the thousands of tribes. So, what makes you think they want to take on thousands of foreigners?
HYPOCRITE!!!! so meanwhile youre just gonna keep living in the west even though you dont want to, becasue comfortability and convinience is more important to you then your people and your motherland and your emancipation????? WOW haha very rasta, Irie Ights 😭😭😭 Thats the weakest thing I ever heard. Move now man, imagine staying WILLINGLY, in babylon, hahahahahshshshshah. Weak. Your ancestors would be ashamed. Also Africa needs you. But you care about nothing then getting handouts from whitey huh? Pathetic
If u coming to Africa thinking its kumbaya then you are mistaken😂.......it seems like theres no paradise really..every place just comes with its problems...just choose which one's you wanna deal with
Please this is not a universal message this message regarding the African Slave Diaspora. We are too willing to allow people to water it down or steal it and talk bout it universal. We have a specific issue and that is what this is about
Prof-I is right, our leaders in Africa need to allow visa free travel and nationalization for Caribbean Africans and stop the neo-colonial mentality. I met a few Jamaicans visiting my country (Kenya) and they loved it here and showed their frustrations about their visas expiring. You are welcome here people.
You know African leadership may never "get with the Pan African program," right? Thats a fantasy. They can barely maintain peace among the thousands of tribes. So, what makes you think they want to take on thousands of foreigners?
Honestly, it’s kinda above them. The thing about neo-colonialization is that the Europeans still have the power, while we Africans have the illusion of independence. African countries can’t even get visa-free travel for themselves. A Nigerian wanting to visit Ghana has to go through that whole process as well. The same goes for travel to any Western country. Passport privilege is a real thing and it sounds to me like African and Jamaican passports get the same level of disrespect.
The true story behind displacement and diaspora at the fault of colonization. “Ni de aquí ni de allá” so relatable to so many displaced cultures in the west. what a time we live in to have access to these conversations so public and outside of small collective circles discussing and plotting like they did back in revolutionary days. Thank you for all you share here.
All black people from the west need to return to our motherland Africa come from out of the blud claat belly of the beast any which part our ancestors was taken too reparations repatriation leave the slave masters children cratches and foundation enough said kofi obeng from the UK/england
As a 1st generation Congolese African-American this was every humbling and eye opening. I’ve always wondered why more people don’t just go back to Africa. I know that’s what I’m going to do stack up my bread here then go help rebuild. But I have that privilege and option because I’m first generation know exactly where I come from. Hell my folks still buying and renovating land. But this just showed that it isn’t just the west that has the problem The various African governments haven’t really made it possible for our western brothers and sisters. And Ik socially our western kin isn’t really accepted because it’s felt that they don’t accept us and they’ve taken too many colonizer customs. Thanks for posting this!! Definitely opened my mind and eyes
Greetings and RAspect to all. The Rasta Elder Prof-I speaks so much truth! This is VERY timely regarding what the Elder says regarding why many Rastafarians ( as the primary torchbearers for Repatriation!) were waiting on: " The same Oppressor, the same slave master, to send Us home" @ 1:03. Recently a Vice President of the Ethiopian World Federation/ EWF Harlem . NY announced that " the EWF have been requested to assist the Global Diaspora to repatriate to Africa in accordance with 'a vacant proposal from the late Queen Elizabeth II, to provide a ship to assist with these repatriation requests, some 60 years ago."?!! As a Pan-AfRaKan I was very concerned and began to research this as my questions to the VP as to WHOM had asked the EWF to assist at this time, was never answered....except the EWF Vice President advised me they would provide the article from the Jamaican Gleaner which reported on this 60 years ago. To date the VP has failed to do so. However my research so far has uncovered a shocking event which apparently happened in 1959 and I would URGENTLY like anyone in Jamaica to verify this. Following the request to QEII by Rastafari in 1959, it is said that the Brutish Monarch agreed and Rasta's were advised to go to the west of the island ( Jamaica) where a ship would be awaiting to assist the repatriation. Many Rasta's refused this 'assistance' but sadly a number went. Apparently on reaching the designated place, Rasta's were met with armed men who forced them to trim as a condition of their repatriation. Sadly some apparently consented to trim but many did not and tried to escape; most were shot down! This massacre preceded the Coral Gardens massacre in 1963 and ( unsurprisingly) because of the alleged connection to the Brutish Queen Elizabeth II, this has been covered up. It was an Elder Ras here in the UK who confirmed this event to me as he stated his late Uncle was one such survivor of this massacre in 1959. I would truly appreciate ANY documented proof of this terrible event. Many thankhs. One Love❤🖤💚
You know African leadership may never "get with the Pan African program," right? Thats a fantasy. They can barely maintain peace among the thousands of tribes. So, what makes you think they want to take on thousands of foreigners?
Yes Pro-I there’s still obstacles to be broken both by access and economics and ways for us going there to contribute without too much problem to do it. Slavery has done a lot of damage to in Africa and outside so there’s a lot to fix as you say before many can settle but we are Africans until
The problem a lot of people have is thinking theres one Africa, that aint it, we are an assortment of different people, ethnicities, languages, cultures, traditions, beliefs, histories, laws, rules, tribes. Even before colonizations, the idea that there was some unity is a fairytale. Colonization just amplified and worsened the tensions that already existed. What we need is not this fairytale unity, but to respect the differences that exist and make us unique from one another and work to fix the messes in our own households. My own country is a mess of politics and tribalism getting in the way of real progress.
Respect elder chief fi de wise words,wi need more chiefs like you words of wisdom grandfada,de way how we treat each other is a reflection 🪞 of how we treat each other,if we want fi see changes it starts with us as a whole,wi should a be one body like the ocean 🌊 not separate, because when we divided some of us get desperate and start depending pan de system
Liberia already has it in the constitution that only Black people can be citizens and Black people can repatriate to Liberia. Also only citizens can buy land. The president can't change this. It's been so in all of Liberia's constitutions. The only catch is there is no dual citizenship.
Liberia is fu¢ked up. They don't even have a power grid, they're still cannibals and they're still eating monkeys and their peace is always frail. Even other africans don't want to go to liberia
I am so honored to have met Prof I thru my fiance. This man captivated me from his first observance of me in 2020. I won't go into details but I will admit he was 💯 percent spot on and I didn't say anything to him but he read me correct! I can't wait to go back to grace his presence! Much love and respect to him and his family!❤
Ghana automatically grants Jamaican citizens with dual citizenship in Ghana also and a Ghanaian passport with permanent residence, Ethiopia is more complicated but can get card in Selassie land Sashamane
It's very courageous of him to speak this truth. I was just telling my African friend that I love Africa but Africa don't love me. Side note, my Jamaican friend looks like he could be this man's son! 😍 I think I found your son he lives in Lawrenceville, Georgia 👀
Bob said the Zion Train is coming our way and you don't need no tickets to get on board and you don't need no visa to stay in your own land. God bless you Rastamen and women, God bless you the children of Africa. The leaders of Africa can leave you alone but Jah will never leave you alone. Peace and love to all of you and wait for the Lord, be strong and wait for the Lord.
Nice,talk,I am a ewf member from 1970'$, rasGladstone Robinson,I also visited landgrant tabernacle in 1999, I have traveled & worked in many countries in Africa from 1994, I have 🎥 filmed all my trips,I am Simeon,rev.dr.johnson m.d.,
They knew well and good that Selassie came to Jamaica by plane, and his Majesty even granted the land. All that was required was the fortitude to leave Jamaica, and that's what was missing. Now people have the fortitude, but the land that was granted decades ago is no longer there smh. We have to do better when opportunities present themselves.
Well Selassie did not put anything in writing, he said it verbally and as people with basic common sense should know that word’a’ mouth cannot triumph in a court house. Selassie offered land to people for his own personal gain as a political leader at the time because why would you invite people to go to a country where more than half of your own natives were actually suffering. We need to stop listening to our own people because they always seem to lead us to worst. It’s time that we wake up as a nation and know that we don’t actually need a leader to guide us in life because we all have our own specific path printed into our souls. The Earth belongs to all Human beings and we all have different destinations, follow your hearts people and stop being robots to another human.we also need to stop living in the past and enjoy the beauty this planet has to offer and there is Beauty everywhere even in the concrete jungle I’m living I still see birds, butterflies flowers, tres and running streams. I’m grateful that I can see these things.
I beg to differ. When Sizzla Kalonji came to Zimbabwe, he came to work and he also had an agenda in mind to use his precious time to have a dialogue with the late president about the back to Africa movement for Rastafarian community in Jamaica and was granted land for anyone from Jamaica who wish to move there. Most Public figure rastas go to Africa and start doing tourist stuff, like game reserve drive, smoking weed etc. Apart from Sizzla Kalonji no other artist is interested in speaking to the leaders/government on behalf of all brothers & sisters in the Western Hemisphere who cannot travel due to financial difficulties faced but still “waan fi guh home”. You cannot sit in the Jamaican hills and expect African leaders to implement those changes for you. That’s not going to manifest, unless the elders from the Rastafarian community fund their own travel expenses to Africa and have these dialogues with the leaders/government outlining their plans for repatriation not just in Ethiopia but Africa as a whole. It’s also your responsibility to propose a meeting or write a letter to your prime minister in Jamaica and address these visa issues you have mentioned so that when there’s a UN summit (United Nations) Your prime minister can attend or write a letter to raise awareness to all African leaders addressing these issues accordingly. That’s the start! This a process and it cannot happen overnight! We love to see our brothers and sisters back home especially in Zimbabwe we love Jamaicans and they are very much welcomed. Life in Zimbabwe is tough but is safe,no violence,no gang culture,we don’t kill each other. It’s a nation that’s struggling politically from mismanagement of natural resources. Bless
He's speaking the truth,I lived in Ethiopia for two years when my visa expired i still stayed because I wanted to see the birth of my daughter being born in Addis Ababa.When I went to pay for over staying,Oh yes I went to the Ethiopian court and when I payed I was told by one government official not to come back,So yes the leadership throughout Africa don't really accept us no matter where we come from,But they will accept your money and that's a fact,So if you have millions of dollars your money will be accepted so all of you millionaires traveling to the motherland believe it or not it's your money that they truly accept not you.
I find this a little confusing. I talk to many plenty Rastas who would prefer to go to England, America, Canada, and the rest of Europe instead of Africa.. I also know of many many Rastas who go to Africa/Ethiopia and live. But later give up. Turn westernised and pick up white woman or man and gone to live in Europe and else where...I lived in Gambia for some years, and I fine none Rastas leaving the west and living out there in Africa by the thousands. Also in countries like Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria etc. Many buy land, build houses etc without any problem...And they live there without a problem of citizenship..They are some very good Africa leaders that do welcome many who wish to come...( I could say alot more..).This Rasta man you interview say some interesting things.. But the truth is that the majority of Rasta Man and Women dem just confuse about wanting to go back to Africa.. And to be honest alot of dem head gone with the weed....
yea Ghana would be great but they don't want to go and assimilate. They think Africa is going to be like their culture when Africa has so many cultures .
Moving to Ghana next year. Saved enough to buy land and build a very nice house.. and a home for each wife. Three wives total. Once i sell my house in the states I'm gone.
Very ignorant comment I don’t know what Rastas you’re referring too but not the Rastafarians I grew up around in Clarendon. Having locs doesn’t make you Rastafarian and even if you did experience that they are in the minority
Africa still colonized, "invaders" still don t leave dem stolen shares You re so right about repatriation and Reparashaan from dem guilty greedy but dem thieves & liars dem still on the same way.. So Right Rasta
They ???.. we destroy ourselves through jealousy, greed, envy, ignorance & selfishness, they don't do nothing, it's time we stop being in denial and having this victim mindset, blaming everyone else for our own failures, and take a hard look at ourselves in the mirror, start taking accountability for our own poor choices & irresponsible behaviour, only then will we all progress as a peoples
Bredren is 1000% right!!! Which leader has said to the diaspora, come let us work together, we can build together? I will eliminate all barriers so you can become a full citizen! No leader, and I hate to say it but it will probably not happen in my lifetime! The United States and the west may have threatened some of these leaders, I wouldn’t put it past our enemies!!! Another thing Brother spoke upon, some Africans are more colonized than people in the west, they have taken in the ways of the west, their thoughts and meditation is out of balance!
He is either ignorant or forgetting the fact that many Africans abroad can go to Ghana and get citizenship too. I think the reality is that they prefer to have their own separate identity as Rasta and don't want to assimilate into the real African nations.
@@4oresite , he must be forgetting or not up to date on current events, he’s undermining the work of his friend Muta, lobbying the Gambia about why diaspora Africans need a visa to travel to the country? We”lll give him the benefit of a doubt
Ive never understood why Jamaicans have such a love for Ethiopia in particular. If you are descendent of slaves in the New World, your ancestors almost certainly came from West Africa, not East Africa. Why do Jamaicans want to go home to Ethiopia when it was never their ancestral home in the first place?
These guys need to read a modern history books instead of the bible....They live the past with outdated ideas.... Africa is moving forward now this not the 1970s.... Ghana is ready for Jamaicans who want to visit...
Unfortunately the Africans believe Rasta only come to smoke weed, not to develop anything. What do you have to benefit Africa? What skills, what investments are you prepared to make?
Rastas should not have to prove that he/she will do anything to benefit Africa; just need to prove she/she can provide for his/her self in Africa; every Black person who is a descendent of enslaved Africans should have the right to return to any Africa country because their ancestors was forcefully removed from Africa and enslaved. In addition the borders of African countries were created by the enslavers and colonizers for their benefits; not for the benefit of Africans .
@@coz2j69 , why should an under developed country take on immigrants with obsoletely no skills in which to benefit development? You’re only taking on burden. And with that mindset why should any country let you settle? Surely Africa has more than its fair share of religion and ganja smokers.
@@coz2j69 . Ok, they were sold into slavery, not kidnapped. That’s the pressure we need to put on African leaders, to remember that African leaders of the past sold the diaspora into slavery, instead of giving them a pass by blaming Europeans for everything. Now that’s a different topic.
When haile slassie granted them land they were “tolerated” by the people . After haile slassie died , the Rastas living in Ethiopia were largely treated as pests and still continue to be marginalized and their land is slowly being taken away . Unfortunately majority African people are ignorant and still tribalistic . Only through education can we as Africans become pan africanists . The African leaders don’t make the situation any easier with their endless political quarreling and wars
Leviticus 26:41 And that I also have walked contrary unto them, 👉🏾and have brought them into the land of their enemies;👈🏾if then their uncircumcised hearts be humbled, and they then accept of the punishment of their iniquity: Leviticus 26:42 Then will I remember my covenant with Jacob, and also my covenant with Isaac, and also my covenant with Abraham will I remember; and I will remember the land. Leviticus 26:43 The land also shall be left of them, and shall enjoy her sabbaths, while she lieth desolate without them: and they shall accept of the punishment of their iniquity: because, even because they despised my judgments, and because their soul abhorred my statutes. Leviticus 26:44 And yet for all that, when they be in the land of their enemies, I will not cast them away, neither will I abhor them, to destroy them utterly, and to break my covenant with them: for I am the LORD their God. Leviticus 26:45 But I will for their sakes remember the covenant of their ancestors, whom I brought forth out of the land of Egypt in the sight of the heathen, that I might be their God: I am the LORD. Leviticus 26:46 These are the statutes and judgments and laws, which the LORD made between him and the children of Israel in mount Sinai by the hand of Moses.
@ja jaa Ghana and Nigeria are also in west Africa also Gambia I have been there myself Gambia they are also our people in fact *west Africa* is our place as Caribbean Africans.
@@Broadway10past10 this guy has an American flag as there picture and you are entertaining their rubbish? More than likely they are a racist or not even Jamaican learn to know who to respond to on social media and who to ignore completely.
@@kuntri4389 thank you for your teaching. I respond to put out my perspective. I don't know anyone out there. I share when I feel I need to. Some good people will read it. You can't avoid stupid people. Who knows, we might be able to change them if we speak with out of our heart. Hope is our last chance. Peace to all
This is 100 % tru as a fellow Ras! We should be allowed to return home with the knowledge to improve and re-connect with the true Kingdom in Ethiopia! Babylon has corrupted are history and civilization to reunite.
My view is that we are African in origin but we are not African. We can not stake claim to any land, immediately identify to any locality or even identify most common customs. There is no welcoming arms for us in Africa so let us create our place wherever we are.
But our Eloheim's plan trump that of these "African" nations. He will deliver us and return us to our land of inheritance (Genesis 15: 13-14.). And this land is not in western Africa, which was just the location that we migrated to after the Roman's encircled ours in 70 AD. Scriptures have described our land to a 'T'. HalleluYah!
🇯🇲Elder Prof-I. 🦁🎤♥️Unfortunately until Rastafari "organize & centralize," and position ones and ones inna position to have an audience with African leaders they will never move forward when it comes to repartriation. I believe many persons here in the diaspora will be very disappointed in the reception they will receive once they repartriate. I went to college and work with many Africans from the continent....🇯🇲
Rasta need to "dance ah yard before abroad" too. When looking at rastas current organisation in Jamaica, and what they have built, which African leader will be convinced rasta going to build up and develop Africa? When even the school selassie built has not been taken care of by rasta
People didn't make the move because the urge to make the move wasn't, in reality, that great. People of all creeds throughout the ages have travelled through great hardships to move and settle in new places. If people didn't do it, it is because they didn't have the will to do it.
True sounds I. As a Ras I to and fro, to Africa. Why I never settle as yet is because in the first instance 40 odd yrs ago, there was a cold war and this blocked our right of return, as Pan African leaders became political puppets for US and Russia. African and Caribbean leaders are now looking at CARICOM and AU cooperation. This will bring about Repatriation, and Reparation.
Maybe Africa isn't for people. Maybe that's why the people haven't been able to develop it... Maybe another force is ruling over Africa... Think about this deeply.
Exactly! Unfortunately many of our people haven't spiritually graduated from milk to being able to digest meat yet. For ones who are, we know this as the truth for many areas of "Africa". Assyria, Mizraim/Egypt, Cush/ Babylon, Palestine, Persia/Medes are all "African" nations; but the names of some have been deceptively changed to groups and areas outside of the continent - primarily, in the "middle east." Didn't biblical scriptures reveal the level of desolation and recompense that these nations would endure for the mistreatment of Y'srael/us? The bible is just as pertinent today as it was during biblical times. Joel 3 reveals the actual tribes who were responsible for selling us. A little clue to the identity of these enemy nations... it's the same groups that are persecuting our Bantu brothers and sisters on the continent TODAY! APTTMH!
The ras talk good but I must disagree. Like any country you go, you have to apply for residence. Jamaicans with a Jamaican passport can enter most African countries without a visa. Ghana opened their borders for the African diaspora to come and set up life. Do your research! The options are there, you have to go and apply for residence. The Africans want people to come and build. The problem I see is, the $400,000 the Rasta have he would rather stand in line at the US Embassy hoping for a visa to go to New York than take the $400,000 go to Africa, buy a piece of land, and apply for residence. If you go to Africa land is there, you have to buy like every other people including Africans. Do your research Ras! It’s possible to go to Africa and build, just don’t come with a western ideology! Blessed love!
Great comment my man. Lemme ask you, what did you think about what he said "Africans are more colonised than us here in the west"? I think that's a pretty divisive and simplistic statement coming from a man who is preaching unity. African colonization is a thing of just 50 years ago. That's just one generation away, of course a lot of the legacy of colonialism still remains! African countries are still recovering economically and culturally. And what he talks about, white Jesus, it's not just Africans who have bought into that, it's everywhere that Christians exist. I really agree that rasta should try to get home to africa, but prof should do a better job of educating himself.
@@vincentmuchiri5315 unfortunately the Ras is right about that but the youth in Africa are more embracing their African culture and see the importance of Africa on the world stage, both economically and socially. If you look at the rise of Afro beat music you see what I mean. When the Queen of England died many young Africans didn’t make a stage about it and saw her as past colonial. In with the new out with the old! They say. There is a growing movement to unify Africa and it may happen in our lifetime
@@vincentmuchiri5315 wasikuje huku, wangoje kwanza sisi tupate haki zetu ndio wajilete. Bado kuna vitu kibao zinafaa kurekebishwa kwanza na ma kabila zenye waliibiwa land etc. Wangoje kwanza
My African brother, I thank you for giving me an insight in the perception of Africans "born and living" In the West. I learnt a lot from your words and can now better understand what you feel. Just one thing, and I hope all of you do not see it as an offense: i never understood, why you are so fixed to the Ethiopean culture and land, and praise it as THE african land? There are many many places and cultures in whole Africa, from north to south, east to west, which could be your origins too? So when you say, that you as Rastas feel Ethiopean, you could be wrong and maybe some of you have Malian, Namibian or Sudanese roots without knowing it? (Because slavery wiped out all traces of your family lineage) Love to all Africans out there in the world, no matter which colour or religion.
He's speaking the truth. It's so daummm hard to go to for even just a trip to the motherland. Why is it so hard??? I need me a Big butt african lady. But, seriously I wanna go back home as well.
Moving to a different continent takes $$$, money to move and money to get established. Understandably African leaders are reluctant to take those in with little money and then assist them in getting established. It's a huge endeavor. But some countries like Ghana have been encouraging more Westerners to make the journey.
1. His ancestors are probably from west or central Africa (Ethiopia is in the east horn). 2. The invaders were buying slaves "at the dock" from African traders, that sold them already enslaved people from rival tribes, in exchange for money, guns and tools. Everything else I agree with the wise man. Big respect Rasta!
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Let's not forget that the north Africans were invading Europe for hundreds of years, (taking slaves). There's always enough murder and oppression to go around my friends. We are all human beings.
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As a 2nd generation Rastafarian I can verify what he said is true, based on my many experiences moving through Africa and repatriating……..the leadership of African countries need to get with the pan African program
You know African leadership may never "get with the Pan African program," right? Thats a fantasy. They can barely maintain peace among the thousands of tribes. So, what makes you think they want to take on thousands of foreigners?
HYPOCRITE!!!! so meanwhile youre just gonna keep living in the west even though you dont want to, becasue comfortability and convinience is more important to you then your people and your motherland and your emancipation????? WOW haha very rasta, Irie Ights 😭😭😭 Thats the weakest thing I ever heard. Move now man, imagine staying WILLINGLY, in babylon, hahahahahshshshshah. Weak. Your ancestors would be ashamed. Also Africa needs you. But you care about nothing then getting handouts from whitey huh? Pathetic
Pan Africanism Isn’t Real So Why Would They
If u coming to Africa thinking its kumbaya then you are mistaken😂.......it seems like theres no paradise really..every place just comes with its problems...just choose which one's you wanna deal with
@@DashboardMedia2411 Thats why I say moving to Africa is foolish.
The wisdom that this man speaks applies to all peoples around the world... It explains the whole circus that is going on at the moment...
Please this is not a universal message this message regarding the African Slave Diaspora. We are too willing to allow people to water it down or steal it and talk bout it universal. We have a specific issue and that is what this is about
@@jeffdan4608 OK, i think i understand what you mean. I'm sorry, i did not mean to undermine your specific issue. I wish you all the best outcome!!
Pro i is the Truth
Love how he is so humble and his explanation is so accurate...
Correction: Not an explanation but an excuse.
Prof-I is right, our leaders in Africa need to allow visa free travel and nationalization for Caribbean Africans and stop the neo-colonial mentality. I met a few Jamaicans visiting my country (Kenya) and they loved it here and showed their frustrations about their visas expiring. You are welcome here people.
You know African leadership may never "get with the Pan African program," right? Thats a fantasy. They can barely maintain peace among the thousands of tribes. So, what makes you think they want to take on thousands of foreigners?
Honestly, it’s kinda above them. The thing about neo-colonialization is that the Europeans still have the power, while we Africans have the illusion of independence. African countries can’t even get visa-free travel for themselves. A Nigerian wanting to visit Ghana has to go through that whole process as well. The same goes for travel to any Western country. Passport privilege is a real thing and it sounds to me like African and Jamaican passports get the same level of disrespect.
If you wanna move to africa, you can. There are more then 50 nations with diffrent laws to choose from. Stop being a lazy complaining hypocrite
@@domdom21d China owns africa, not europeans
Brathe si ni wewe ndio unapiga kura ama?🤷🏾♂️ Mbona usichague mse mwenye atatoa izo riba za visa?😂
Blessed love elder prof I, I humbly welcome you to Ghana, Ghana welcomes you
Appropriate response 👌
Still need a visa and the jab.......
Most realistic talk I hear in long time .
I just love to hear this.... Makes me so emotional.... You have to be proud of your roots.
Words of a wise man, always fuljoy I soul listening to this elder chief
Always appreciate listening to Prof I a true Rastaman
If you havent moved back to africa youre not a true rasta
Prof I speaks reality. No hiding behind religion or mysticism.
Thanks for sharing this awesome statement to our people , simply the truth once more thank you brother...
The true story behind displacement and diaspora at the fault of colonization. “Ni de aquí ni de allá” so relatable to so many displaced cultures in the west.
what a time we live in to have access to these conversations so public and outside of small collective circles discussing and plotting like they did back in revolutionary days.
Thank you for all you share here.
Maximum respect to this brother. Wisdom most divine. Spread the good word.
All black people from the west need to return to our motherland Africa come from out of the blud claat belly of the beast any which part our ancestors was taken too reparations repatriation leave the slave masters children cratches and foundation enough said kofi obeng from the UK/england
As a 1st generation Congolese African-American this was every humbling and eye opening. I’ve always wondered why more people don’t just go back to Africa. I know that’s what I’m going to do stack up my bread here then go help rebuild. But I have that privilege and option because I’m first generation know exactly where I come from. Hell my folks still buying and renovating land. But this just showed that it isn’t just the west that has the problem The various African governments haven’t really made it possible for our western brothers and sisters. And Ik socially our western kin isn’t really accepted because it’s felt that they don’t accept us and they’ve taken too many colonizer customs. Thanks for posting this!! Definitely opened my mind and eyes
Greetings and RAspect to all. The Rasta Elder Prof-I speaks so much truth!
This is VERY timely regarding what the Elder says regarding why many Rastafarians ( as the primary torchbearers for Repatriation!) were waiting on: " The same Oppressor, the same slave master, to send Us home" @ 1:03.
Recently a Vice President of the Ethiopian World Federation/ EWF Harlem . NY announced that
" the EWF have been requested to assist the Global Diaspora to repatriate to Africa in accordance with 'a vacant proposal from the late Queen Elizabeth II, to provide a ship to assist with these repatriation requests, some 60 years ago."?!!
As a Pan-AfRaKan I was very concerned and began to research this as my questions to the VP as to WHOM had asked the EWF to assist at this time, was never answered....except the EWF Vice President advised me they would provide the article from the Jamaican Gleaner which reported on this 60 years ago.
To date the VP has failed to do so.
However my research so far has uncovered a shocking event which apparently happened in 1959 and I would URGENTLY like anyone in Jamaica to verify this.
Following the request to QEII by Rastafari in 1959, it is said that the Brutish Monarch agreed and Rasta's were advised to go to the west of the island ( Jamaica) where a ship would be awaiting to assist the repatriation.
Many Rasta's refused this 'assistance' but sadly a number went.
Apparently on reaching the designated place, Rasta's were met with armed men who forced them to trim as a condition of their repatriation. Sadly some apparently consented to trim but many did not and tried to escape; most were shot down!
This massacre preceded the Coral Gardens massacre in 1963 and ( unsurprisingly) because of the alleged connection to the Brutish Queen Elizabeth II, this has been covered up.
It was an Elder Ras here in the UK who confirmed this event to me as he stated his late Uncle was one such survivor of this massacre in 1959.
I would truly appreciate ANY documented proof of this terrible event.
Many thankhs.
One Love❤🖤💚
Highest respect to the Prof-I. The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth!
Righteous words of the great Prof I. Natural Naturality.
Very important reasoning for all the African leaders to russel out. give thanks Elder Prof I
You know African leadership may never "get with the Pan African program," right? Thats a fantasy. They can barely maintain peace among the thousands of tribes. So, what makes you think they want to take on thousands of foreigners?
A truth that Rastaman 👏 the truth is always truthful
Yes Pro-I there’s still obstacles to be broken both by access and economics and ways for us going there to contribute without too much problem to do it. Slavery has done a lot of damage to in Africa and outside so there’s a lot to fix as you say before many can settle but we are Africans until
That part, thanks and praises for truth and knowledge
Much Respect King Man........❤💛💚
The problem a lot of people have is thinking theres one Africa, that aint it, we are an assortment of different people, ethnicities, languages, cultures, traditions, beliefs, histories, laws, rules, tribes. Even before colonizations, the idea that there was some unity is a fairytale. Colonization just amplified and worsened the tensions that already existed.
What we need is not this fairytale unity, but to respect the differences that exist and make us unique from one another and work to fix the messes in our own households. My own country is a mess of politics and tribalism getting in the way of real progress.
Respect elder chief fi de wise words,wi need more chiefs like you words of wisdom grandfada,de way how we treat each other is a reflection 🪞 of how we treat each other,if we want fi see changes it starts with us as a whole,wi should a be one body like the ocean 🌊 not separate, because when we divided some of us get desperate and start depending pan de system
Well I live in Ghana. And Jamaicans don’t need a visa to come to Ghana. And I have permanent residency in Ghana.
How u like it?
I think Prof-I is referring to Ethiopia...
Why only Jamaicans, it should be for all Africans Americans. It's very sad and shame how we threat ourselves.
@@comahsamuel3969 It is available for all diasporans. Educate yourself.
Yah Liberia as well. This is what happens when you actually dont have interest in going somewhere,
Liberia already has it in the constitution that only Black people can be citizens and Black people can repatriate to Liberia. Also only citizens can buy land. The president can't change this. It's been so in all of Liberia's constitutions. The only catch is there is no dual citizenship.
Ok so u ofto denounce one ok
That's bc it was founded by freed slaves, notice their flag is the American flag with just one star. So original.......lmao
Liberia is fu¢ked up. They don't even have a power grid, they're still cannibals and they're still eating monkeys and their peace is always frail. Even other africans don't want to go to liberia
He's an inspirational teacher
I have never been to Africa, but I have been to Jamaica. Jamaica is so beautiful, and that beauty makes Jamaica hard to leave.
Africa is a continent with 54 countries. Jamaica is ONE Island state!
@@juniorh9238 thank you Captain Obvious!
True words well said ...first, all praises to the MOST HIGH and live...Israel we say Mount Zion
I am so honored to have met Prof I thru my fiance.
This man captivated me from his first observance of me in 2020.
I won't go into details but I will admit he was 💯 percent spot on and I didn't say anything to him but he read me correct!
I can't wait to go back to grace his presence!
Much love and respect to him and his family!❤
He broke this down so beautiful wow ‼️
Ghana automatically grants Jamaican citizens with dual citizenship in Ghana also and a Ghanaian passport with permanent residence, Ethiopia is more complicated but can get card in Selassie land Sashamane
U should come to Kenya,l like your wisdom,l like watching videos of you and mutabaruka, very enlightened,karibuni Kenya mukule ugali na mboga kienyeji
Excellent. Thank you!🙌🏾💫✊🏾💥
It's very courageous of him to speak this truth. I was just telling my African friend that I love Africa but Africa don't love me. Side note, my Jamaican friend looks like he could be this man's son! 😍 I think I found your son he lives in Lawrenceville, Georgia 👀
Bob said the Zion Train is coming our way and you don't need no tickets to get on board and you don't need no visa to stay in your own land. God bless you Rastamen and women, God bless you the children of Africa. The leaders of Africa can leave you alone but Jah will never leave you alone. Peace and love to all of you and wait for the Lord, be strong and wait for the Lord.
Nice,talk,I am a ewf member from 1970'$, rasGladstone Robinson,I also visited landgrant tabernacle in 1999, I have traveled & worked in many countries in Africa from 1994, I have 🎥 filmed all my trips,I am Simeon,rev.dr.johnson m.d.,
They knew well and good that Selassie came to Jamaica by plane, and his Majesty even granted the land. All that was required was the fortitude to leave Jamaica, and that's what was missing. Now people have the fortitude, but the land that was granted decades ago is no longer there smh. We have to do better when opportunities present themselves.
Well Selassie did not put anything in writing, he said it verbally and as people with basic common sense should know that word’a’ mouth cannot triumph in a court house. Selassie offered land to people for his own personal gain as a political leader at the time because why would you invite people to go to a country where more than half of your own natives were actually suffering. We need to stop listening to our own people because they always seem to lead us to worst. It’s time that we wake up as a nation and know that we don’t actually need a leader to guide us in life because we all have our own specific path printed into our souls. The Earth belongs to all Human beings and we all have different destinations, follow your hearts people and stop being robots to another human.we also need to stop living in the past and enjoy the beauty this planet has to offer and there is Beauty everywhere even in the concrete jungle I’m living I still see birds, butterflies flowers, tres and running streams. I’m grateful that I can see these things.
@@Winter74575 well said.
@@WarChestAnalytics thank you .
I beg to differ. When Sizzla Kalonji came to Zimbabwe, he came to work and he also had an agenda in mind to use his precious time to have a dialogue with the late president about the back to Africa movement for Rastafarian community in Jamaica and was granted land for anyone from Jamaica who wish to move there. Most Public figure rastas go to Africa and start doing tourist stuff, like game reserve drive, smoking weed etc. Apart from Sizzla Kalonji no other artist is interested in speaking to the leaders/government on behalf of all brothers & sisters in the Western Hemisphere who cannot travel due to financial difficulties faced but still “waan fi guh home”. You cannot sit in the Jamaican hills and expect African leaders to implement those changes for you. That’s not going to manifest, unless the elders from the Rastafarian community fund their own travel expenses to Africa and have these dialogues with the leaders/government outlining their plans for repatriation not just in Ethiopia but Africa as a whole. It’s also your responsibility to propose a meeting or write a letter to your prime minister in Jamaica and address these visa issues you have mentioned so that when there’s a UN summit (United Nations) Your prime minister can attend or write a letter to raise awareness to all African leaders addressing these issues accordingly. That’s the start! This a process and it cannot happen overnight! We love to see our brothers and sisters back home especially in Zimbabwe we love Jamaicans and they are very much welcomed. Life in Zimbabwe is tough but is safe,no violence,no gang culture,we don’t kill each other. It’s a nation that’s struggling politically from mismanagement of natural resources. Bless
🇿🇼🇿🇼 Zimbabwe zvava zvinhu
He's speaking the truth,I lived in Ethiopia for two years when my visa expired i still stayed because I wanted to see the birth of my daughter being born in Addis Ababa.When I went to pay for over staying,Oh yes I went to the Ethiopian court and when I payed I was told by one government official not to come back,So yes the leadership throughout Africa don't really accept us no matter where we come from,But they will accept your money and that's a fact,So if you have millions of dollars your money will be accepted so all of you millionaires traveling to the motherland believe it or not it's your money that they truly accept not you.
You said it all rastaman... Which of those african leaders will do it? Many are still waiting for the same reasons. Blessings ✊🏾
Respect, I ready for zion but i still chant down babylon bit more then ah come. Bless family, home and aboard.
True reasoning and blessings ❤❤❤
I find this a little confusing. I talk to many plenty Rastas who would prefer to go to England, America, Canada, and the rest of Europe instead of Africa.. I also know of many many Rastas who go to Africa/Ethiopia and live. But later give up. Turn westernised and pick up white woman or man and gone to live in Europe and else where...I lived in Gambia for some years, and I fine none Rastas leaving the west and living out there in Africa by the thousands. Also in countries like Ghana, Senegal, Nigeria etc. Many buy land, build houses etc without any problem...And they live there without a problem of citizenship..They are some very good Africa leaders that do welcome many who wish to come...( I could say alot more..).This Rasta man you interview say some interesting things.. But the truth is that the majority of Rasta Man and Women dem just confuse about wanting to go back to Africa.. And to be honest alot of dem head gone with the weed....
You're not true weed ain't got nothing to do with it Gambian hate
yea Ghana would be great but they don't want to go and assimilate. They think Africa is going to be like their culture when Africa has so many cultures .
Thats not a real rasta man , don't make have locks fool you either, rasta is spiritually, you could be bald ,
Moving to Ghana next year. Saved enough to buy land and build a very nice house.. and a home for each wife. Three wives total.
Once i sell my house in the states I'm gone.
Very ignorant comment I don’t know what Rastas you’re referring too but not the Rastafarians I grew up around in Clarendon. Having locs doesn’t make you Rastafarian and even if you did experience that they are in the minority
ONE LOVE WE MUST STAND. IN LOVE WE WILL RISE😘✊🏾💯🇬🇧
Proof.!!
Wisdom my brother JA continue to bless you
Africa still colonized, "invaders" still don t leave dem stolen shares
You re so right about repatriation and Reparashaan from dem guilty greedy but dem thieves & liars dem still on the same way..
So Right Rasta
Come Brothers and Sisters..... Home is HERE....
A true factsss
YES PROF I, RAS CARDO RESPECT AND SUPPORTS YOUR REASONINGS. DIVISION WHICH CAUSES SEPARATION IS HOW THEY DESTROY US.
They ???.. we destroy ourselves through jealousy, greed, envy, ignorance & selfishness, they don't do nothing, it's time we stop being in denial and having this victim mindset, blaming everyone else for our own failures, and take a hard look at ourselves in the mirror, start taking accountability for our own poor choices & irresponsible behaviour, only then will we all progress as a peoples
He so right
Bredren is 1000% right!!! Which leader has said to the diaspora, come let us work together, we can build together? I will eliminate all barriers so you can become a full citizen! No leader, and I hate to say it but it will probably not happen in my lifetime! The United States and the west may have threatened some of these leaders, I wouldn’t put it past our enemies!!! Another thing Brother spoke upon, some Africans are more colonized than people in the west, they have taken in the ways of the west, their thoughts and meditation is out of balance!
Jah bless yuh fi ini Rastafari ❤
How to meet Prof-I?
Kingman, that’s your opinion n you’re entitled to it. Ghana 🇬🇭
Appropriate response 👌
He is either ignorant or forgetting the fact that many Africans abroad can go to Ghana and get citizenship too. I think the reality is that they prefer to have their own separate identity as Rasta and don't want to assimilate into the real African nations.
@@4oresite , thank you for such insightful comment
@@4oresite , he must be forgetting or not up to date on current events, he’s undermining the work of his friend Muta, lobbying the Gambia about why diaspora Africans need a visa to travel to the country? We”lll give him the benefit of a doubt
@@4oresite , foresight! Intriguing. Your comment lived up to your name
Gambia 🇬🇲 will be your rightful home 🤜🏿✊🏿🤛🏿
Ive never understood why Jamaicans have such a love for Ethiopia in particular. If you are descendent of slaves in the New World, your ancestors almost certainly came from West Africa, not East Africa. Why do Jamaicans want to go home to Ethiopia when it was never their ancestral home in the first place?
These guys need to read a modern history books instead of the bible....They live the past with outdated ideas.... Africa is moving forward now this not the 1970s.... Ghana is ready for Jamaicans who want to visit...
Where are the full episodes at?
I've traveled abroad, been to many lands, nuttin as sweet as Jamdown, JahMekYah, sweet sweet Jamaica. I found paradise, mi born deh.
I want to see our Tribes united again under a Pan-African movement, love ya'll. 🚒🔥
Man now i see why there's internal conflict. If i didn't get it then, i sure got it now.
Unfortunately the Africans believe Rasta only come to smoke weed, not to develop anything. What do you have to benefit Africa? What skills, what investments are you prepared to make?
Rastas should not have to prove that he/she will do anything to benefit Africa; just need to prove she/she can provide for his/her self in Africa; every Black person who is a descendent of enslaved Africans should have the right to return to any Africa country because their ancestors was forcefully removed from Africa and enslaved. In addition the borders of African countries were created by the enslavers and colonizers for their benefits; not for the benefit of Africans .
@@coz2j69 , why should an under developed country take on immigrants with obsoletely no skills in which to benefit development? You’re only taking on burden. And with that mindset why should any country let you settle? Surely Africa has more than its fair share of religion and ganja smokers.
@@Nkosi766 Because they are Africans whose ancestors was kidnapped from Africa and enslaved in a foreign countries; Africa is their home
@@coz2j69 . Ok, they were sold into slavery, not kidnapped. That’s the pressure we need to put on African leaders, to remember that African leaders of the past sold the diaspora into slavery, instead of giving them a pass by blaming Europeans for everything. Now that’s a different topic.
@@Nkosi766They were kidnapped and sold, and Europeans are to be blame the most; they created that demand for African slaves
When haile slassie granted them land they were “tolerated” by the people . After haile slassie died , the Rastas living in Ethiopia were largely treated as pests and still continue to be marginalized and their land is slowly being taken away . Unfortunately majority African people are ignorant and still tribalistic . Only through education can we as Africans become pan africanists . The African leaders don’t make the situation any easier with their endless political quarreling and wars
Interview some of I and I who have had the courage to trod!!! It’s not an easy road!!!
Leviticus 26:41 And that I also have walked contrary unto them, 👉🏾and have brought them into the land of their enemies;👈🏾if then their uncircumcised hearts be humbled, and they then accept of the punishment of their iniquity:
Leviticus 26:42 Then will I remember my covenant with Jacob, and also my covenant with Isaac, and also my covenant with Abraham will I remember; and I will remember the land.
Leviticus 26:43 The land also shall be left of them, and shall enjoy her sabbaths, while she lieth desolate without them: and they shall accept of the punishment of their iniquity: because, even because they despised my judgments, and because their soul abhorred my statutes.
Leviticus 26:44 And yet for all that, when they be in the land of their enemies, I will not cast them away, neither will I abhor them, to destroy them utterly, and to break my covenant with them: for I am the LORD their God.
Leviticus 26:45 But I will for their sakes remember the covenant of their ancestors, whom I brought forth out of the land of Egypt in the sight of the heathen, that I might be their God: I am the LORD.
Leviticus 26:46 These are the statutes and judgments and laws, which the LORD made between him and the children of Israel in mount Sinai by the hand of Moses.
Yes he’s right
Most African descents living in Jamaica today have the origins in West Africa like Sénégal Gambia . Go there and see for yourself. Respect 🙏🏼
@ja jaa Ghana and Nigeria are also in west Africa also Gambia I have been there myself Gambia they are also our people in fact *west Africa* is our place as Caribbean Africans.
Most Jamaicans are not from Senegal/Gambia
@@Sorel366 ok, no problem
@@Broadway10past10 this guy has an American flag as there picture and you are entertaining their rubbish? More than likely they are a racist or not even Jamaican learn to know who to respond to on social media and who to ignore completely.
@@kuntri4389 thank you for your teaching. I respond to put out my perspective. I don't know anyone out there. I share when I feel I need to. Some good people will read it. You can't avoid stupid people. Who knows, we might be able to change them if we speak with out of our heart. Hope is our last chance. Peace to all
This is 100 % tru as a fellow Ras! We should be allowed to return home with the knowledge to improve and re-connect with the true Kingdom in Ethiopia! Babylon has corrupted are history and civilization to reunite.
Love all serve all remember JAH
My view is that we are African in origin but we are not African. We can not stake claim to any land, immediately identify to any locality or even identify most common customs. There is no welcoming arms for us in Africa so let us create our place wherever we are.
But our Eloheim's plan trump that of these "African" nations. He will deliver us and return us to our land of inheritance (Genesis 15: 13-14.). And this land is not in western Africa, which was just the location that we migrated to after the Roman's encircled ours in 70 AD. Scriptures have described our land to a 'T'. HalleluYah!
🇯🇲Elder Prof-I. 🦁🎤♥️Unfortunately until Rastafari "organize & centralize," and position ones and ones inna position to have an audience with African leaders they will never move forward when it comes to repartriation. I believe many persons here in the diaspora will be very disappointed in the reception they will receive once they repartriate. I went to college and work with many Africans from the continent....🇯🇲
Rasta need to "dance ah yard before abroad" too. When looking at rastas current organisation in Jamaica, and what they have built, which African leader will be convinced rasta going to build up and develop Africa? When even the school selassie built has not been taken care of by rasta
Why should any of our leaders sit down with cultists?
Crazy I was judging thinking about this very thing a couple of days ago.
People didn't make the move because the urge to make the move wasn't, in reality, that great. People of all creeds throughout the ages have travelled through great hardships to move and settle in new places. If people didn't do it, it is because they didn't have the will to do it.
His majesty said only qualified people back to Africa
Respeck Elder i agree
Jamaica and Ghana now has an agreement to travel without visa. Ghana has been making great strive toward unity
True sounds I. As a Ras I to and fro, to Africa. Why I never settle as yet is because in the first instance 40 odd yrs ago, there was a cold war and this blocked our right of return, as Pan African leaders became political puppets for US and Russia.
African and Caribbean leaders are now looking at CARICOM and AU cooperation. This will bring about Repatriation, and Reparation.
this is great
Need a straight flight from out of Jamaica to the cantinent because we still have to travel through uk an USA an other country
Maybe Africa isn't for people. Maybe that's why the people haven't been able to develop it... Maybe another force is ruling over Africa... Think about this deeply.
Exactly! Unfortunately many of our people haven't spiritually graduated from milk to being able to digest meat yet. For ones who are, we know this as the truth for many areas of "Africa". Assyria, Mizraim/Egypt, Cush/ Babylon, Palestine, Persia/Medes are all "African" nations; but the names of some have been deceptively changed to groups and areas outside of the continent - primarily, in the "middle east." Didn't biblical scriptures reveal the level of desolation and recompense that these nations would endure for the mistreatment of Y'srael/us? The bible is just as pertinent today as it was during biblical times. Joel 3 reveals the actual tribes who were responsible for selling us. A little clue to the identity of these enemy nations... it's the same groups that are persecuting our Bantu brothers and sisters on the continent TODAY! APTTMH!
The ras talk good but I must disagree. Like any country you go, you have to apply for residence. Jamaicans with a Jamaican passport can enter most African countries without a visa. Ghana opened their borders for the African diaspora to come and set up life. Do your research!
The options are there, you have to go and apply for residence. The Africans want people to come and build.
The problem I see is, the $400,000 the Rasta have he would rather stand in line at the US Embassy hoping for a visa to go to New York than take the $400,000 go to Africa, buy a piece of land, and apply for residence. If you go to Africa land is there, you have to buy like every other people including Africans. Do your research Ras! It’s possible to go to Africa and build, just don’t come with a western ideology! Blessed love!
Great comment my man. Lemme ask you, what did you think about what he said "Africans are more colonised than us here in the west"?
I think that's a pretty divisive and simplistic statement coming from a man who is preaching unity. African colonization is a thing of just 50 years ago. That's just one generation away, of course a lot of the legacy of colonialism still remains! African countries are still recovering economically and culturally. And what he talks about, white Jesus, it's not just Africans who have bought into that, it's everywhere that Christians exist. I really agree that rasta should try to get home to africa, but prof should do a better job of educating himself.
@@vincentmuchiri5315 unfortunately the Ras is right about that but the youth in Africa are more embracing their African culture and see the importance of Africa on the world stage, both economically and socially. If you look at the rise of Afro beat music you see what I mean. When the Queen of England died many young Africans didn’t make a stage about it and saw her as past colonial. In with the new out with the old! They say. There is a growing movement to unify Africa and it may happen in our lifetime
@@vincentmuchiri5315 wasikuje huku, wangoje kwanza sisi tupate haki zetu ndio wajilete. Bado kuna vitu kibao zinafaa kurekebishwa kwanza na ma kabila zenye waliibiwa land etc. Wangoje kwanza
@@Iriebent Africa cannot unite
@@asparagusonly why not?
Lotta truth in this that ppl dont wanna understand. dang
FACTS Baba! 👊🏾
Africa is a whole different level when it comes to living people talk all u want until u live there 😆
My African brother, I thank you for giving me an insight in the perception of Africans "born and living" In the West. I learnt a lot from your words and can now better understand what you feel.
Just one thing, and I hope all of you do not see it as an offense: i never understood, why you are so fixed to the Ethiopean culture and land, and praise it as THE african land? There are many many places and cultures in whole Africa, from north to south, east to west, which could be your origins too? So when you say, that you as Rastas feel Ethiopean, you could be wrong and maybe some of you have Malian, Namibian or Sudanese roots without knowing it? (Because slavery wiped out all traces of your family lineage)
Love to all Africans out there in the world, no matter which colour or religion.
He's speaking the truth. It's so daummm hard to go to for even just a trip to the motherland. Why is it so hard??? I need me a Big butt african lady. But, seriously I wanna go back home as well.
Ssparate us by making some belly full and some hungry and some different shades, light and dark. Spot on.
It’s so many Rastaman and woman who will never step foot on the continent. Also I just purchased a ticket from the USA to Ghana for $1100 round trip
Love it
Moving to a different continent takes $$$, money to move and money to get established. Understandably African leaders are reluctant to take those in with little money and then assist them in getting established. It's a huge endeavor. But some countries like Ghana have been encouraging more Westerners to make the journey.
1. His ancestors are probably from west or central Africa (Ethiopia is in the east horn).
2. The invaders were buying slaves "at the dock" from African traders, that sold them already enslaved people from rival tribes, in exchange for money, guns and tools. Everything else I agree with the wise man. Big respect Rasta!
And Arabs brought Europeans from Vikings who raided coastal European towns
Have actually looked at any maps depicting Ethiopia prior to the 14-1500’s? It’s spread to central Africa and south. Then it got broken up
@@reportedstolen3603 So still not West, huh!? By central I still meant the western coast (modern day Cameroon, Equarorial guinea, Gabon, Angola)
@@Tibchy91 why would u consider central Africa as nations in the coast?? U all fucked up bruh lmaoo U can't back track now
@@reportedstolen3603 Geographically speaking. Do your homework.
Jamaicans can visit Gana without a visa,.
Come to Ghana Prof.
Facts!
True
Perhaps black Jamaicans should be exempted from the visa requirements
SHAZAAAM!!!