Prime Minster David Cameron: a crazy mindset

On bended knees the Prime Minister says: "I am awestruck by the work that so many survivors do teaching our young people about the Holocaust. We must ensure that the memory and the lessons of the Holocaust are never forgotten.” 

Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/05/05/david-cameron-we-must-never-forget-holocaust_n_5265335.html

However this same White Prime Minster says to majority Black population Jamaica: 

“But I do hope that, as friends who have gone through so much together since those darkest of times, we can move on from this painful legacy and continue to build for the future.”

Source: http://breakingbrown.com/2015/09/britains-david-cameron-to-jamaica-its-time-to-move-on-from-slavery/

Jews are allowed to remember their World War two holocaust.

Should Black Jamaica forget their holocaust? 

The middle passage, where millions of Blacks died is also a holocaust.

This goes to show you that the more things change, the more they stay the same.  The sun never sets on the British Empire was the old saying, for England. They went all over the world colonizing and exploiting people and we should forget it? Jamaican land and people made this European island rich. Jamaicans shall and must go to England to get back some of what the British stole.

Should we forget slavery, discrimination, exploitation and marginalization? Cameron offers to build Jamaica a new jail for Jamaican who commits crimes in the UK. Jamaica is not Australia, which is why that penal colony was created. Keep your jail fund and give us reparations. Jamaicans need schools with a strong STEM foundation so that our youth can compete on the world stage; healthcare facilities, sustainable land use and entrepreneur support for our farmers.

Say no to the jail Prime Minister Simpson- Miller or else election time will send you packing like what happened to Prime Minister Persad-Bissessar of Trinidad. She may have been the first female Prime Minister for Trinidad but her constituency let her know what time it was when she did not support Trinidad interest.

Want to Be an Entrepreneur – Do these four things before you quit your job

By Dr. Sinclair Grey III

www.sinclairgrey.org

Let’s face it – there are many people who aspire to be an entrepreneur. With the idea of running your own business, establishing your own rules, and creating a legacy to leave behind, it’s very tempting to drop the traditional nine-to-five. Even though being your own business is rewarding, there are some things you need to do before quitting your job.

According to an article in Entrepreneur, here are four things you need to consider:

1. “Make Sure Your Idea Is Viable.” People come up with ideas every day. The question is whether your idea is viable? “Do some market research. Look at your potential competition and see if they’re doing anything similar. See if anyone has tried this in the past, and if they failed, why they failed. Sketch out a financial model if you have to. The more in-depth you go the better.”

2. “Prepare For The Realities of Entrepreneurship.” While being your own boss is exciting and rewarding, the truth of the matter is that it’s hard. Start-up companies such as Facebook and Uber have proven what can be done with a great idea. However, what isn’t discussed is the research done to become successful. In fact, most businesses that start will end up failing. The best thing to do is read, read, and read about the reality of entrepreneurship.

3. “Establish A Personal Financial Plan.” Deciding to become an entrepreneur means your guaranteed income you were receiving from your job will disappear. That’s why you need to budget for this venture. “Take a look at exactly how much money you need to continue your current lifestyle and how much money you have. Can your savings totally sustain you for a year or more? What backup options do you have if you do run out of money?”

4. “Talk to people.” Consult with those close to you such as family and close friends. Even though you’re the one making the decision, it’s important to gain the advice of those close to you.