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Submit Your Comments Total: 37 Pages: 1   FnyuptvzAAOT rUNoha Looking forward to reading more. Great blog. By crorkz matz @ New York  email@gmail.com Tuesday, August 5, 2014   WCxioMTdMgJnOqEjtNg LMF1AD Really informative blog.Much thanks again. By crorkz matz @ New York  email@gmail.com Monday, August 4, 2014   rwIgFGixpfz PXqpzW I appreciate you sharing this post.Much thanks again. Really Great. By link building @ New York  email@gmail.com Saturday, July 19, 2014   tnbBBFVWzfEYHiUAbRz jkjyaU Internet is written with the capital letter in a sentence, by the way. And hundredths are written not with a point but with a comma. This is according to the standard. And actually everything is very good..!! By cheap oem software @ New York  henryfrod@gmail.com Friday, February 10, 2012   A REAL TALK DIS (country gyal) everybody kno say tings in jamaica is hard, the place is so beautiful and full a talent, but nobody nu want fi do nutten. ppl jus a watch ppl and then want fi go teef and kill ppl-why?? time is not on our side and its true we need the financial backing of the governement to help we further ourselves, but if all ppl a go do is slain battyebwoy and want fi bun babylon, den dem nah go badda invest in fi we pickney education, - by time pickney dun school all them a go do is turn killer (so dem tink, but a how it stay). its amazing how ppl still a breed and times it tough knowing that no money is around. pickney in these times especially cant survive on fresh air and designer jeans, no matter how pretty them look- dem is jus a next target fi man weh hav nutten and will rob dem clart. black people love cling pan pride weh nah go save them when times is hard - it jus kill dem quicker, we need fi ask fi help and when we get use it wisely. i pray that our land will be safe and secure one day - Only God he knows By Sheann (RB) @ jamland  Sunday, May 22, 2005   de goverment jamaicans r facing financial problems what are the goverment doing to help these kids? then when the kids start to kill,thief etc they want to arrest them but all this problem is because of the goverment the goverment need to change. alll dem dey whey the goverment dem dey By hotness @ usa newjersey  lexusgirl2005@hotmail.com Thursday, May 19, 2005   drop outs Listen, I'm not from Jamaica, but I'm from the Caribbean and I went to school on my island and the same thing is going on out there, where kids stop going to school after a certain age or drop out. But it all starts from a young age where your parents guide you and raise you the right way. If your parents DON'T CARE about education or anything else about your future, then that's how you're gonna end up (A DROP OUT WITH NO EDUCATION). So, I think these mothers and father out there need to get off their ASS and LEAD these children and STOP blaming others for their kids mistakes. KIDS ARE NOT BORN automatically to be killers or drop out of school or to be illiterate. IT STARTS AT HOME WITH SOME GUIDANCE AND LOVE. By Twana @ West Palm, Florida  Saturday, May 14, 2005   drop out this is not right what these kids going to do. some of these parent in jamaica alreadly poor come not battiyman PJ do something about this. can't you help these kids i heat you because you are not doing anything about this don't you think these kids are going to go out there and kill each other because they don't have any were to go. help these fucking children in jamaica battiybwoy. and stop give these people gun to kill eachother. dropout in jamaica my prayer goes out to you all stay strong and think before you do anythink love you all bless. By mesha @ chicago il   tatay0490@yahoo.com Wednesday, May 11, 2005   School drop outs It is good to know that even though they are high school drop outs they are literate,those days done when people couldn't read and write jamaica is on another level now believe it they may not have some of the cadgets and machinery that are in the us but they are living better not in any one's backyard as the rest of us are.Education system in jamaica is at a disadvantage due to the lack of jobs and career oppurtunties thats a fact to be considered parents are scared to spend this whole heep a money then at the end of the day there is no job for them pickney.Look at it that way,sufferation is at an end in jamaica now.When last have you being there? By Diamond @ Phila,P.A  Babyd_r@hotmail.com Sunday, May 8, 2005   Truthman Pj fool them with promises and have them hook on promises ,that do not match results; Dunces and illiterates in abundance, only 300 out 3,000 Jamaicans could qualify for farm work in Canada,! and 11,000 more dropout of school:RJR is in trough too: PJ and his cronies, his Cabinets is blocking our votes and comments on the RJR Bth poll site: We value freedom and not afraid of people:We fear God, who is always been good to us and always there for us! By Hilary @ USA  Hilay@yahoo Thursday, April 28, 2005   Parents are not to blame!! it is very sad to see so many youths dropout of school. i believe as a born Jamaican now living in United States that parents must do all they can to enforce their children to go to school. but as parents they can not hold their childs hand forever, they can only show them the way. and its up to the child to do what is needed to be successful. as black people we must try to get out of poverty as whole. more black leaders and inspirators. By Isaiah Thomas @ New York  thangdat101@yahoo.com Tuesday, April 26, 2005   School I was born in Jamaica but can to the United States to continue my education. I now live in New York, and attend college in Ohio. School is very important and without it there's really not much hope. I believe that everyone should have a fair chance to go to school, if they do not take advantage of learning then let them suffer. But those who want to learn let them learn. By Hyperlee @ US. NY  leed@findlay.edu Tuesday, April 26, 2005   Its unfortunate It is really unfortunate to see Jamaica in this delicate situation. I was born and raised there moved to canada when i was 13 and i'm now 21 finishing up my bachealors of Psychology. The first step definately has to be from to governments to impliment certain programs to encourage and educate young people on the benefits of staying in school and getting a proper eduacation. It is kinda sad that children as young as 12 years old have to be a subject of this very unfortunate situation but change can and will come about as long as the government, parents, churches and leaders of the community come together and do something for the future generation of Jamaica. I've lived in Canada here for 8 years and Jamaicans are stigmatized as a very "egotistical" people its about time we drop the ego and start doing something to make a change for the better in our country and give the world a positive outlook on our very beautiful Jamaica. By Slimm @ Winnipeg, manitoba  slimmting@msn.com Saturday, April 23, 2005   hello I from Jamaica but i live in N.C in the United State and i think this is crazy. Cildren need start show some kind of interest in their school because without an education you don't have nothing. I saying this because i'm a student i'm only 16 and right now nothing comes between me and my book not even my boyfriend whom i love very much. I think these children need to stop having sex or if they do have sex they need to use protection because there are alot of disease out there and before you know it everybody in jamaica is gonna have disease and then they all are gonna die. By shericka @ N.C, U.S.A  sexybodykerry@yahoo.com Friday, April 22, 2005   who is the teacher a brand new pair of Nike,G-UNITE shoe wont in proved the brain power but it will improve their knowing them self as a people. WHAT A WHOLE HIP Of BULLSHIT man if u dont want better for your kids how they going to want it for them self shit. many a times money will be hard to come by but what most fail to realize education does not come from the govern ment system. teach the children them from ur mistakes give the wisdom. be the first teacher in their life use ur mistakes to put them on the right track. what u think if u dont some teacher paid by the government will well put ur selfs to sleep beliving that. besides all the politians in jamiaca graduate high school and even went on to college and them still can't help the people dem. By julien matthew @ Dominica -New York   bsiny_19@hotmail.com Thursday, April 14, 2005   Schooling Its a disgrace bleaming expence and poverty on education is wrong ages 12 to 16 has no reason to drop out when i was in Jamaica going to school it wasn't easy either but i made it because my grandmother was behind me with a piece of wood, most of my friends and i at time didn't have lunch money we would take $5 to the library and photocopy all the books we needed from our friends i had one uniform and one pair of shoes that i wore to church and school and i wasn't the only one it was 6 of us ages 10 to 17 some of these parants are wartless if a dance is in session hotter than them you cant find, they would find the money to buy whatever, if you notice our people a yard ware more name bran then some of us over seas and for kid those age school shouldn't be an option my friend and i would pick up bottles and sell them just to go on field trips that our parent couldn't offord. but what i notice is that the family value in Jamaica as vanish its as if they dont think about the future of there kids By tj @   Wednesday, April 6, 2005   Education is NOT FREE...so dont blame the ppl Being a Jamaican that recently come to canada, trust me, i kno education down in Jamaica is not a cheap thing. Most ppl make minimum wage which was 1200 per week in the year 2000, which is just $30 CDN dollar. How can ppl afford to pay almost 20, 000 JAM dollars per year to go to skool, plus how much to go to school an back and lunch money. The government need to invest more in the people. They pay more tax than we do. CDNS pay 15% they pay 18%...Give the ppl a break an make education free for all. thats the only way to solve the problems By Jay @   Thursday, March 31, 2005   POOR PEOPLE FED UP AH WHE DI WHE DI WHE DI WHE DI WHE DI WHE DI WHE DI WHE DI WHE. lOOK LIKE DI YARDY DEM AH LOOK FI TUN FULL TIME EEDIOT. WHA DEM REALLY AH GWAN WID AH YARD. bEAR FUKKRY. lOOK LIKE BEAR AIDS CANDIDATE, TIGHT PANTS WEARIN, PIKNI BEARIN, BREIF SHOWIN EEDIOTS AH PAR IN AH MATCHES LANE AN SUH. gWAN A SCHOOL AN LEARN UNU LESSON, CAH WHA 5 AN 5 AH TEN. UNU NUH NO DAT. R RIGHT COOL NUH. By MARVA BWOY SE SUH @ U DUN KNOW, U NUH SEE DI WAY ME WALK AND DI WAY ME TALK, AH WHA DO YUH MY YUTE  AWGOLD03@YAHOO.COM Thursday, March 31, 2005   Do Like CAstro A full time Wi rise up outta dis ignorance. Poor people better days will come just try survive. This goverment act like dem fraid fi educate the people dem. Change di fukin curriculum reform the system we a black people y we need fi learn Europen history teach wi Jamaican and African History. Do like castro make sure dem go school and learn them culture. One love to Fidel Castro. By Chyny Atak @   Chyny Atak Saturday, March 26, 2005   Free Education for all and lunch in school A suh JLP Leaders have to speak out and lickout, like de meeting at Denham Town Square, in West Kingston, Mr. Samuda comments re CCj and Mr. Golding`s presentation on "Good evening Jamaica; Jamaica a "badman country" and JLP have to up the tempo, like they are doing to show they are new and different and for the first time, at last, in a long-time, They are now sounding like Government in waiting; Election is constitutionally due to be held by the latest in 2007, but under our system, it could be held at anytime prior to that, especially after the new PNP President is selected; Yes, for a select PNP, Leaders, ask PJ; So, it good to know JLP have a strident plan to be govt, which might improve educational opportunities for de yutes dem,and increase job opportunities and a more livable and vibrant Jamaica, caring for Jamaicans ,all over the world and not just a Caribbean man! Change in governance is good, people, so we can at least get a chance to AUDIT, de "run wid it" books; It will be a new Era. By Victory!Fulltime Now @ Ja-usa.  Love, ever @de Golden rule Friday, March 25, 2005   Free Education for all and lunch in school A suh JLP Leaders have to speak out and lickout, like de meeting at Denham Town Square, in West Kingston, Mr. Samuda comments re CCj and Mr. Golding`s presentation on "Good evening Jamaica; Jamaica a "badman country" and JLP have to up the tempo, like they are doing to show they are new and different and for the first time, at last, in a long-time, They are now sounding like Government in waiting; Election is constitutionally due to be held by the latest in 2007, but under our system, it could be held at anytime prior to that, especially after the new PNP President is selected; Yes, for a select PNP, Leaders, ask PJ; So, it good to know JLP have a strident plan to be govt, which might improve educatinal opportunities for de yutes dem,and increase job opportunities and a more livable and vibrant Jamaica, caring for Jamaicans ,all over the world and not just a Caribbean man! By Victory!Fulltime Now @ Ja-usa.  Love, ever @de Golden rule Friday, March 25, 2005   ice n bogle A TRUE SEI A ICE SET UP BOGLE DEATH? By NIKKI @ LONDON  HOTGAL@YAHOO.COM Thursday, March 24, 2005   whatta wicked govament di bwoy a massup jamaika bhad onn im nuwah gi up whay im have im cay run ja ion till a fight fa. BATTY BOY P.J. YUH SUCK. BATTY BOY YUH FI COMUTAYAH WI NUH WAYUH FI WI GOVAMENT By feddup a im @ Ja  nuh wach wi wach yuself Tuesday, March 22, 2005   babylon fi dead all mi can say is dat di man dem fi rebel pon di blood claat govament an run dem out a di fuckin country By mad head @ same fuckin place mi de  nun ah yuh fuckin business Tuesday, March 22, 2005   rebuild your nation This westen civilization shitstim is not establish to benifit black people,this is not just a jamaican problem, it is a world problem.the majority of ower people is always at the bottom of the economic and social sisteam. what we have to do as people is talk and educate the youth threw books and evets that will give them knowlage of self as a people and keep the living god in there hearts,no dead concepts.it will give them confidence to go to school and get some of the tools necessary to come out of that colonial state of mind and chart there own destiny.if not as a people we will forever be a slave in there sistem, material wealth or not.WI FI HELP REPATRIATE AND REBUILD WAA FI WI.RASTAFARI BLESS. By RAS TANA @ usa, michigan   nihya@comcast.net Sunday, March 20, 2005   Its The System! Im a jamaican my self and my parents didnt even have enuff to send me to elementary school although they both worked.Honestly, why should ppl have to pay money to send there kids to basic school..Where fundamental skills are learned. Not having an education hinders your development biologically and sociogicaly. I find it hard for students to be motivated when they can't even afford school materials let alone school fees. I have seen sucessful societies in the carribean where education is free and there is still economic success..But talk is cheap things won't change until action takes place. Its time the society fights back if they care about the children's future. I mean how can we expect less violence in the streets when children are not able to go to school because they can't afford it and look for other ways to provide for themselves. what we see is what we get, stop telling our young girls they have no ambition when they dont even have an opportunity..Its time to real up J.A things need to change! By No mental slavery, Free Education! @   antiracismissues@trentcsa.ca Wednesday, March 16, 2005   It society everywhere It really the live style and more of the economy. It is some more story behind that too. By marsha @ MA  hersely@ja Wednesday, March 16, 2005   Everyone got a choice! yow a true a nuh only PJ fault. anyway yeah people have choice in this world and if they choose not to participate in school a fi dem fault. especially young boys they have no interest in school what so ever, only busting guns dem pan dem mind. yow it bun mi fi talk like dis about mi own country but hear wah man uno fix up nuh! By Nicketa! @ England@born a jamaica  tropicalflava82001@yahoo.co.uk Friday, March 11, 2005   A nuh PJ fault a lone, a deh careless mothers and dutty fathers dem. Yow right yah now how mi see it a Batty Boy PJ a deh reason why so much pickney a drop out a school yuh si mi. Him mek cost a living high so wha de parents dem fi do. Although yuh have some likkle careless muma out deh to, dem care if dem pickney go school or not, all dem whabt fi do is catch man an breed up. Yow woman open up oonu eyes and close oonu bloodclaat legs dem yuh si mi. Everybody love pickney, but if yuh caan afford de do have dem are do have so much. Yow de muma dem never go school so dem nuh care if de picney dem go school either. All the man dem fi get some a de fire to cause a dem a breed up de woman dem and a lef dem. yuh si mi. A time fi we wise up as Jamaicans, that's why we caan better cause we nuh care. By mad, ignorant, angry @ foreign  real Jah-i- can Tuesday, March 8, 2005   How I see it... I am a student myself and I know from seeing how children and myself can sometimes fell they do not need school or they can do without. I am in school because I see how people suffer from then not having an education. These children may not notice how hard it will be for them and for their family until they reach that time period, but I know I want to live a stressfree life and enjoy it to the fullest. For me to do that I must stay in school make my family and myself proud of the great accomplishments I know I will succeed in. I also know for a fact I have many high standards ranging from clothing to when i buy a house I know I want the best or close to the best and it is not going to come easy to me. That is why I am so determined to stay in school and work to the best of my ablity to achieve y goals is life. By Sarafina @ USA, NY  japrincess3533@msn.com Sunday, March 6, 2005   Self Effort We all know that you can not push kids to go to school unless it is something they really choose to do. The schools should not have to make their programs more interesting to suit the needs of every child in Jamaica because if they start adjusting to the kids there then when the kids come to Canada or US they are going to believe if they just slack off or act a certain way then the laws will bend for them. Personally my opinion is leave the education system the way it is, those who choose to succeed and lead productive lives will recognize the paths and will show others the best way to conquer their dreams. By Tanya Jerrick @   E_Dreamz@hotmail.com Saturday, March 5, 2005   only way the best thing to do basically is try to make education as an interest for them. The only reason for this is because if you are not interested in learning...then you will not go to school. So basically what should be done is try to make education as interesting as possible By Yasmin Y. Hamza @ Ethiopia - Houston,TX  yasmin_yimer@hotmail.com Thursday, March 3, 2005   maybe we need to give back? I think that people who can affoard to should give back to Jamaica especially to the kids out there. I personally would like to make that attempt but don't even know where to start. Dont just want to give money to some organization I would like to be physically involved. By immortaljamaican @ USA, VA  immortaljamaican@yahoo.com Thursday, March 3, 2005   kids in need everbody dun know say PJ a sell out from maning. im no care bout im owna people. mi no know how im stay in powa so long. in order fi jamaica fi get back on its feet it start from from the youths. so if dem no have education dem naw go excell. By KerryKay @ USA,NY  beaukay2003@yahoo.com Thursday, March 3, 2005   Dutty PJ cuh deh sah and dutty pj deh deh a rise hospital bill and a build high way. damn fool, time fi a new young person who know how the place run fi tek ova. pj a donate money to people inna crisis and look deh. unno tink im nuh have money look how as tsuanmi im find money fi donate, but if a fi help im own people im woulda nyaam dem out dry. Pj a cocnut Blcak outside White inside. im nuh know how ghetto run nemore im get use 2 im nice life im nuh undahstan ghetto nomore By Concern @   Wednesday, March 2, 2005   more dropouts in jamaica Reggae music has been talkin from the beginning until now, this is a babylon thing black people dealin with, politricks dont care fore the getto people them.with their elections and police and army guns drugs money and promises lies decieving the people and manupilating them. What then, most of the time black woman have to cry cause she lost her child cause of street life cause street life looks like you have no oppurtunities and no other way than that way. satan is a deceiver and he rules within the politricks. Keep the fire burnin,blessed. By Philmon @ Netherlands,Amsterdam  phillieblunt82@hotmail.com Wednesday, March 2, 2005   kids needs,easily Yo Easily, the children them need help period.a mean, them have needs! some need a brandnew shoes to go to school, and some have other needs. By easily @   Wednesday, March 2, 2005   Total: 37 Pages: 1

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