CAN OIL BE FOUND IN THE JAMAICAN MAROON TERRITORIES? ARE THEY THE RICHEST ? w/Chief Richard Currie

[@sarahthompson1372]

Rochielin has anyone made a written record of Uncle Melvins knowledge (he is elderly and once he pass on it cannot be captured )to be taught in schools, so many of our history is lost and the narrative written and changed by others. its extremely important to preserve.

[@queennessa7865]

Yes I think this great idea🙏😊

[@lorraineshacklewood6694]

Gosh this is tremendous I telling my grands. Kids to go watch I also sent the videos to my family overseas I must try to visit bef I re I go overseas girl this is one piece of paradise Mr I hope the the if in government do not try stealing this place too .I'm feeling this plCe like it's in my bones (I was watching and bu k up on this scene about maroon .s).

[@earlwilliams308]

Sarah T. Well stated.... Education is the key and knowledge to strive victorious.... Mr. Leader keep it strong and don't qiut... Don't feast with Satan's Agents... Be wiser than wise... Be safe... Trust God only and reject all false tounge.... Peace one love

[@islandqueen746]

I'M LOVING EACH EPISODE OF THE MOROONS YOU HAVE POSTED THANKS TO CHIEF CURRY FOR SHARING WITH YOU , KEEPING US INFORMED 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲👍🏾👌✌

[@Rochielin]

Happy you enjoyed, thanks for watching!

[@dumewright]

"The land is free for the born and the unborn" I love that ! That should definitely be preserved. Another superb episode. I want to go to there. You are so fortunate to have had that experience, thank you for sharing it. Also loved Mommylin's leaf hat, and immense knowledge of native plants. Please keep sharing those, such valuable knowledge 🙏🏽 Blessings.

[@gracemason7632]

The Maroons life seem to be humble and peaceful living which may speak to why the crime is low. I wish the other parts of Jamaica would have the same mindset.

[@Donruzjourney]

And with that said I think that’s why an outsider cannot just move in the area as they would like especially those with their bad behavior

[@gracemason7632]

@@Donruzjourney so true. I'd rather live there any day in a modest home with peace of mind rather than in the unending crime ridden areas of Jamaica. I do salute and understand the Chief though for protecting the culture and his people.

[@Donruzjourney]

@@gracemason7632 exactly

[@DrJamaicaDoesNotBeatTheChildre]

Prove that crime is lower than the average rural setting...ijs 🤷🏾‍♂️🇯🇲

[@DrJamaicaDoesNotBeatTheChildre]

@@Donruzjourney The crime rate is not lower than an average rural community... Jamaica does not beat the Children 🇯🇲

[@vinettehart5387]

Just loving the mutual respect between you and the chief. He is such a gentleman. Looking forward to part 4. Thanks!!

[@shellywilks883]

Yes, its roseapple they are yellow when ripe. Really sweet perfumery scent. I love them😋😋😋

[@shellywilks883]

Wishing great health, prosperity, peace and happiness to each and every person in Jamaica and around the world🙏🙏❤💛💚

[@Rochielin]

Thank youuu. Wishing the same for you!

[@Hfh415]

King Kamehameha of Hawai obtained seedlings from Jamaica after the Hawaiian pineapple crop had to be destroyed after disease ravage Hawaiian pineapples! They now use these seedlings they got from Jamaica to restart the pineapples in Hawaii! I took a tour of the Pineapple fans back in the 80’s and our your guide explained the history of Hawaii pineapples and how Jamaican pineapples put them back in business! Big up to my little island and all the indigenous ppl of my country

[@maxinejohnson5569]

Another good one familin, looking forward to #4, mommylin is so supportive, nuff respect to chief curry n the maroons

[@jamroc32]

Thank you Rochelin, my husband's mother, was from there and he used to spend summers there. Very enlightening topic. Much appreciated 👍🏾 ❣️

[@naturallivingbyenovi]

People need to understand the rest of Jamaica had to get Independence from the British but the Maroons were already free so they didn't need the Independence which came with a Jamaican government because they had their own governing system already, were free, and had their own land. What the JA Gov't should do is give some support in terms of tourism for historical tours and ecotourism 👍🏼

[@jame4930]

Enjoyed this series. Loved how your mom found the ginger🥰😁. You should do a vlog featuring your mom and her knowledge of plants and herbs. Have a blessed week💕🙏🏾

[@dulciehutchinson5913]

Uncle has great knowledge that should be documented for passing on to the next generation. Thank you Rocheilin for presenting these informative videos. Keep up the good work!

[@keepitreal888-gnc]

Rochielin, you and Chief Curry look like husband and wife. Oonu Jamaican women don't want good man... I love the scenery. Jamaica is really a beautiful country; it a pity there is so much crime.

[@andrewDaMack]

Great job! I saw a Vice episode about the interest in mining in the Cockpit and areas close to the Maroon's territory and the maroons fighting against it. The Chief is a cool guy, he seem approachable and hands on with his duties and his constituents. I'd love to one day visit the Cockpit and one of these Maroon villages.

[@jaempress4697]

Love it. U need 2 do a interview with Uncle he is a very informative man. His body is weak but his mind is full of knowledge. Keep up the good work Chief. Bigger n better things a come fi d people in the community.

[@Fragrancelily1]

We are all special to God Maroons. This incident was circumstantial. We are not responsible for not all being g "Maroons ". However, true freedom starts with Christ and the renewal of our minds qnd mental slavery. This one part of Jamaica history and we all have a story. Native Maroons food etc native . So they brought it from Africa when they arrived as slaves or did they come on a package holiday. Crap

[@juneplum2778]

Good work Rochell, Im impressed with the quality content. Im learning so much by the walk thru with chief Currie. Imagine that and I live in Jamaica.

[@baldiepatterson8065]

I’m a maroon from the Rio Grandy valley in Portland and I’m so impress with the peacefulness of the maroons in their communities, can you imagine three murders in 15 years in that community and in the other parts of Jamaica that is 100% controlled by the Jamaican government with it’s military and police forces is having 38 murders in less than 14 days…. We need more maroon community.

[@madgecoleman2855]

Thank you so much Rocheline for this series about the Maroons. Its been very informative, please continue the good work BIG UP your self💯👏

[@louisaruddock352]

Wooow the information is amazing 👏👏👏👏

[@gasixteenb11]

Thank you Buju Banton. Thank you Chief Richard Curry and our very special envoy team Famielin. Huge ❤ from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹. Peace

[@elfredawright]

Rochelin, excellent series. However, please learn the laws of nature. If you remove a plant or tree, plant another one.

[@eyedgaf4955]

Shout out to MommyLin with the plant knowledge. She could author an E-book or a paperback probably.

[@Rochielin]

Thanks for the suggestions!

[@eyedgaf4955]

@@Rochielin Thanks for the great content on these powerful Black Warriors my sister, you are doing well. Keep going 👍🏿👍🏿

[@gasixteenb11]

@@Rochielin I'll buy more than 1 copy. Rochielin check this, the part on honey and source of purchase you mentioned before. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKaamKudgpx-lac

[@eileenstanley4624]

This video is so refreshing I hope I can visit the maroon town on my next trip N enjoyed some good food N home made juice thank 4 this video guys

[@theblackstarmiller1627]

Very educational! Was planning a trip on my vacation but thanks to this video I felt like ive been there in person! Great job Rochelle

[@andreagarth6858]

That looks like a wild Bromelia plant.So many medicinal plants to be found on our beautiful island.

[@elviswhyte4619]

Once again thank you for educating us on Jamaica history.

[@shalomcameroon6245]

Thanks Princess Rochielin loving your blog always ❤

[@jamdosk_life1809]

Not sure how I just find this channel but I'm here now

[@neilmalcolm2434]

What a beautiful presentation. The maroons are such dignified people. crying shame on Andrew holness to distribute the Royal chief CURRIE .Fire burn Babylon. Good over evil

[@taymaranderson936]

How creative u are Rochiline I like all these information thanks so much keep on doing what Your doing my darling hope to meet u in person one fine day bless .

[@ibelieveinmedoyoubelievein7257]

He needs to give tours. I would really come to Jamaica for this tour. Rochielin suggest this to him .

[@skyelark5511]

😁 Lol. That digging up "suckers" to bring home and plant is the most Jamaicanest female habit I know! You watch, Rochielin, yuh soon staat do it! It's only because nothing grows in this dry-ass desert in which I live why I stopped. And still and yet, whenever I go somewhere green and lush, all I want to do is dig up all the little suckers to take home. You almost have to hold me back and tie me down with ropes for I just can't help myself!

[@iandaley750]

You are so correct about that I was watching you enjoying that dish in Portland I always enjoy watching your program keep doing your job we all appreciated your program have a bless day stay safe

[@doublep7950]

I have enjoyed all episodes on the Maroons to this point.. Thank you for bringing such important information about their culture.

[@angellafraser638]

I am spiritually on the island of Jamaica and many of us are gathering from all around the world to Jamaica ROCH,you and your family if possible should flee kingston

[@donnamckenzie7623]

Wow..this is amazing Sis..thank you so much..I would like to connect with you when I visit..

[@movieworldtvpeopleplacesthings]

Very informative video Rochielin... keep it coming. Thanks for sharing...

[@junerogers4546]

This is a great series Rochielin!! You present very interesting content. Keep it up!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@andrewalker1069]

Munronian ..., for the people ; of the people... love yuh bredda!.

[@shanebrown498]

Let's go Let's go let's go Let's go let's goooo look for the next part, love the vibz and energy

[@tonylionbryan2069]

Jamaica 🇯🇲 let’s unite trusting that God is with us

[@solowaveychick]

This video has opened my eyes it would be great experience to visit and help

[@veronalyn-manning8691]

Amazing inf and presentation!

[@BushaBandulu]

Please label the videos correctly in sequence. It is hard to find them in the playlist. Perhaps label the titles. U have an excellent series💯💯💯

[@TrucklifeJamaica876]

Great Video once again... keep up the amazing work... 👍👍🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@yoshi_godsgift]

I was so anticipating the view 🤗

[@desnalowers7116]

Mummy is the best buddy to take on your journey. She is GOOD. Love her knowledge. I love my herbs and natural ting too.

[@cd3881]

60K congratulations 🎊🎉🍾🎈 you made it. On to 100K

[@yoshi_godsgift]

I am definitely leaning a lot. Congratulations on 60k subscribers!!! 🥳🥳🎊🎊

[@hermarobinson1361]

DONT TELL PEOPLE OIIL IS IN THAT PART OF JAMAICA.THEY WILL START TO LOOK FOR WAYS TO TAKE OVER.

[@crashbanikitvbandit5720]

You'll need stop making these videos cause the government use them to shy on you'll and know you'll secret and plan to defeat the situation please Lord protect you'll and guide this blessing place. Love the people keep up for over 100

[@uptoparzproduction3213]

Love it sister so inspiring.

[@jenniferpryce98]

Very informative. Thank you for taking us along to learn more

[@user-yv5in3xc9u]

Rochielin, Was wondering if they have any community support/programs (financial or otherwise) for the elderly.

[@thejamaicantraveler5818]

Keep up the good work Rochielin great content! Can’t wait to visit when mi come back on vacay next month!!!

[@angelarhule4239]

The community is very clean, cool to, luv it there

[@jamaicandolly50]

loved it a lot rochelin, very informative.

[@balmaineb4950]

That's the question I have too plz record the history of uncle Melvin 🇯🇲🇺🇲

[@gasixteenb11]

Who's already lined up waiting for the other parts?

[@queennessa7865]

I think you should do more, cause there alot we should know☺️🥳 tell chief currie I'm waiting to come live there ✌️🙏😊😊💯💯

[@jasmineheslop3941]

Take a bow Chief .., nuff respect to you and Rocheline great info

[@kirkdemsay2978]

Lol.. chief of what ? The biggest fraud right now. Mr sell out himself. Time unuh a waste

[@arethakelly9275]

The place is well kept and clean I love that,very good job by the maroons

[@styledbykaysha2961]

Great video been enjoying these series!

[@jah-mek-yahtv973]

Am really enjoying this. Keep it up.

[@Rochielin]

Happy you are 😁

[@paulineshields1543]

Thank you 😊 💝

[@eileenwatt8283]

One thing about rural Jamaica is that there are no dangerous insects or wild things to bite us like other warm places. Who inherited the land Queen Nanny received from the British? She was the only woman who received land from the British and she had no children.

[@angelabent2069]

And the good thing about Nanny she did not sign no treaty with the British, but held out until the end.

[@TrucklifeJamaica876]

Been waiting 👍💯🔥🇯🇲

[@Rochielin]

Had some technical difficulties but it’s all sorted now.. thanks for waiting . Enjoy ❤️

[@TrucklifeJamaica876]

@@Rochielin ok cool... keep up the great work... 👍🇯🇲

[@gasixteenb11]

Big difference is the community relationships between residents. The cockpit country uses the same elder panel from our African roots and something my grandfather last did to run the church and family management in Morne Diablo, Trinidad and Tobago. We no longer live for community replacing that pride with self only not realizing that we diminished the goalposts and now complaining that life is hard.

[@kskservices]

Rochielin do police patrol maroon town ?

[@michaelsmith3158]

Mamalin should write a book and share her knowledge of the native bushes and plants.

[@carltonlawrence777]

Very good video series.

[@ddunkin4258]

14:35 bang bang on the desk that had me laughing, Good interview ,Just subscribed

[@princeandamanda5040]

Hey am from Portland a maroon as well from Charles town I'm Maurice and I think you should visit Charles town too

[@Theworldandusthrive]

first I declare am not Jamaican am from barbados am also a subscriber to your channel ,likewise many other I follow, great content is always produced by youre channel that I submit to you, if Jamaica becomes independent away from the queen ,self goverened it supercedes the maroons and the treaty may not be taken seriously to protect the livity ,culture,flora, fauna, habitats and animals and the rights of all MAROONS , look at the dust issue bauxite and Russian company ,a deaf ear with infringed right to health and safety , yes finding of oil in any circumstance,means jobs and betterment of life GDP and quality of life and much more ,however contrary to that its the heart of Jamaica rivers source ,, I feel If there they find oil, corruption needs to be at lowest or wealth will be squandered off , and if there is a trained work force to take it out without super rich countries and without catastrophic spill remember oil and water nah mix, this I a blessing for Jamaica truly , all INTERNAL DECISIONS belongs to jamaica ,,,, maroons and gov must come to a complete understanding to avoid chaotic unwanted scenes ,,, I love Jamaica almost as much as barbados ,TREATIES BRINGS PEACE AND WARS. Oil wealth is really good and yet very dangerous. If they don't know, don't alert them, just my opinion and thought ...all this said Is to give awareness if Jamaica is NEXT FOR INDEPENDENCE that treaty could be ignored , theres lots more issues that could stem from other internal matters ,,have a formal gathering with friends family ectera , student uwi too... And you'll see I spoke only good ....regarding if if oil is known to be there with no crown full independence this is a serious topic byyyyyeeeeeeeee

[@auldinejohnson3213]

Thank Matrix. I see your point. Its will made. Richelien only asked if there could be oil there. I too have distant relatives in Barbados. Some are called Welch/Welsh. Not sure if the other names. I live abroad though, not on the Caribbean. Peace and love all.

[@davidblake8439]

One thing vo notice the yards are so clean

[@chriswalcott2605]

Great information

[@dwaynehewitt3327]

Good works🔎🔎🔎🔎🔎

[@dwaynehewitt3327]

I am learning so much about the maroon😊😊😊😊

[@silburnferguson9584]

love love love nothing but love to u all

[@thetruth3164]

rochielin you a great questioner

[@taymaranderson936]

Great job gurl one of Knd .

[@TestimonialsbyTamarie]

OUR ANCESTORS FOUGHT FOR THIS KIND OF LEGACY. WE CAN'T STOP OR GIVE UP NOW

[@ShaneStallions_TV]

great information. thanks

[@samuelreed2994]

I've seen that green building in at least two other Jamaican documentaries

[@ericyiadom4663]

May Onyankopon bless Acompng,meaning 'May The Almighty God bless Acompog'.Amen.

[@rosainjaDiamond]

Roch, I someone wanted to live in that community, is that allowed?

[@lisalunden2162]

So y I’m from Jamaica and I didn’t know about this interesting place

[@janetbaker7390]

Good job keep 👍🙏

[@ameliamaduforo8710]

I am wowed.

[@MsCookJA]

Beautiful Please ever change I maroon Family

[@angellafraser638]

No government will never again level a threat against the maroon people again

[@alciachristie781]

Do they have a jail ? What happened to a person that comit a crime ? How many people are living in the village ?

[@positivevibes5714]

Do they have their own health system

[@naturallivingbyenovi]

Love this vlog

[@shancole4926]

Were in Jamaica is dat place?

[@barrettz6420]

Big up maroon town and the rest of Ja

[@berberblackman737]

That's a roes apple or some people called it pedro

[@marionrowe3332]

That's the great ginger

[@river5554]

Roch, U. can plant that Ginger on your Balcony.

[@Rochielin]

I did but most died 😭😭😭

[@carolthompson674]

i would like to visit the maroons Community one day