DID YOU KNOW? Jamaica RULED THE CAYMAN ISLANDS and the Cayman Islands used Jamaican Currency?

[@djkevmac7372]

I saw a reference to this on the first paper of the Jamaica Constitution, and I was puzzled. Thank you for the video.

[@donnabee6229]

Thank you for this very educational piece. wow!!!!

[@balancespirit4706]

LA Lewis was the first one I heard talked about this. Give thanks for going in deeper 👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾😎🙏

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings, we always talk about these things on this channel.

[@vernabar7093]

Very informative and I love the music. Well done Alex❤

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings

[@petrenaoldfield5294]

Thank you for sharing and for all the research you are doing to educate and inform us, really appreciate your work. ❤ and all your efforts

[@EliteJamaica]

Thank you and thanks for watching

[@My_Yout]

Thanks again for the great history lesson. I had no idea that this was so.

[@EliteJamaica]

My pleasure, thanks for watching

[@keisha5184]

Love this video! Im a Caymanian-Jamaican and when I voice this to other Caymanians they fail to believe me. We did everything with Jamaica, we even gave birth there. I think alot of people are in denial about what happened. Theres an exisiting rift between jamaican nationals and Caymanian today that started from the seperation.

[@gregkahele154]

There are many, good Jamaicans living in The Caymans today. That is undisputable, BUT there are also MANY Jamaicans, stress on the word MANY, who are involved in nefarious criminal activities. This is also indisputable and THAT is the cause of the rift, as well as BAD behaviour.

[@jermanLuga]

This is glaring propaganda. Jamaica did not govern Cayman Island in the way you present. The British government administered Jamaica and Cayman Island together. Cayman has no natural resources so resources were exported from Jamaica as the development of Jamaica by the British was far advanced. Hence the reason why they used the Jamaican dollar at that time. Turks and Caicos also used the Jamaican dollar. Your video will give the uneducated that this was done by Jamaicans and not your British overlords

[@keisha5184]

@@jermanLuga Obviously we were both governed by British but British gave Jamaica authority over Caribbean countries. It's not propaganda it's historical facts. Jamaica did govern Cayman. They appointed Commissioners for the islands, we also shared governors. When Jamaica was going independent the Cayman Islands was suppose to join Jamaica and they changed their minds on that day. We broke links with Jamaica when independence occurred then turned fully to the crown.

[@jermanLuga]

@@keisha5184 You are attempting the same propaganda stated in this video. The salient point is Britain made the decision to administer their Caribbean interest from Jamaica because it was larger and more developed. This had nothing to do with the Jamaicans in Jamaica. This propaganda has resulted in Jamaicans claiming that caymanians are Jamaicans which is ridiculous.

[@EliteJamaica]

@jermanLuga why are you coming here harassing people, the fact that you have no idea what you are talking about. One more and you will be blocked permanently from this channel.

[@kurzeful]

As a Jamaican, I knew that and lived there for ten years. Almost half of the population has Jamaican heritage as far back as 1700. They depended on Jamaica for their livelihood and running of their country. The airport was built in Jamaica, and Jamaicans created the first supermarket, Chinese restaurant, and other establishments. Edward Seaga wrote their constitution in 1959 in one day.

[@EliteJamaica]

Interesting, thanks for your feedback and thanks for watching

[@CelestinoFerguson]

And Jamaicans So Hate A Man Like That Ain't It Mon That's Why I Called Him The VISIONARY.

[@magicmakers7085]

You’re sadly mistaken, it was Norman Manley!

[@user-gx3vw7gg8u]

There were 10 deaths at the wreck of the ten sails...from the ten ships wrecked in 2 hours in the early hours of February 8, 1794.

[@MisanthropicAndOutOfCoffee8380]

​@@magicmakers7085 I hope it is as you say. Seaga was installed by the CIA in response to Michael Manley 😉

[@bennettstephenson9090]

E J very interesting information thank you for such information bro

[@EliteJamaica]

Thank you for watching

[@lion2097]

Great presentation! Thanks for this informative article. We must however acknowledge the indigenous people before the Spanish and the British. The original inhabitants of the Cayman Islands were the Amerindian people known as the Taíno. These indigenous people originated from the larger Caribbean area, specifically from the regions that are now Cuba and Hispaniola, around the 10th century AD. They lived across the Caribbean islands and were known for their fishing, farming, and salt collection.

[@joanfrancis5705]

Thanks for the information. I am a Jamaican who lived in the for over 26 years before I migrated to the USA and heard this for the first time. Keep up the good work much appreciated.

[@HummingbirdJa]

Enjoyed the video, I was aware of the colonial Jamaica/Cayman connection, but hadn't given it much thought. Thank you for the journey into the past. Ironically, I have my eyes on the Cayman island for being politically and financially stable, relatively crime free and affording a far safer way of life. I often wondered, what the outcome would have been if Jamaica had adopted the Caynam islands decesion.

[@Tunup1017]

Good video thank you.

[@EliteJamaica]

Thank you, and thanks for watching

[@tonystephenson2513]

Every Jamaican like a bit of country music👍🏾. I didn’t know we have such close ties, but my dad once told me in the old days most of them were born in Jamaica and then taken back. I suppose the medical facilities was much better in Jamaica back in them days. they choose the bird in their hand rather than the unknown They don’t get to choose a government and the benefit of that is they didn’t end up with tribal politics like us

[@eppierussell1183]

Thanks for Information. I was aware of some things that you say but thank heavens they stayed under England. Their dollar is strong and they are doing well staying under an Independent Jamaica would have been a distaster

[@EliteJamaica]

Thanks for your feedback, and thanks for watching

[@millicentdavis8559]

Thank u for educate me on this one didn’t know all this history, blessings and keep up the good work

[@jovinjoseph489]

Your video was enlightening to me ..I live in a small caribbean island and never heard this before ..Thanks but look how things have changed

[@EliteJamaica]

Yea things have really changed, thanks for your feedback and thanks for watching

[@PM-hx1ds]

Keep up the magnificent work king 👊🏾love the addition to the soundtrack🖤

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings

[@rickygenius]

Thanks for this. I told someone this and they didn't believe me. Good channel, this!

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings family

[@cynthiagordon-cooper7731]

I have often heard that Jamaica ruled the Caymans Island but did not know of the history. Thank you very much for this informative presentation.

[@EliteJamaica]

Thanks for watching

[@philliplyn2692]

Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work finally learn some things that are new to everyone 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@EliteJamaica]

Thanks for watching

[@Nyameanah]

Great info! Learned something new. TY Elite🇯🇲❤❤

[@oneilblake4657]

Absolutely interesting

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings family

[@heatherlawson1450]

Very interesting 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@EliteJamaica]

Thank you

[@vinnette4583]

Yes mr Elite from back in the sixties when i was a child my grandparents teach me about Jamaica and Cayman any governor t rule jamaica rule Cayman at the same time cayman children come to Jamaica for school even back in the seventies when going to high school in Kingston lot of girls from Cayman were in my class almost fifty odd years ago thank for bringing back these history

[@jeffcee9457]

Thanks 4 sharing in high school in the 70s in J.A. we had a lot of kids from Cayman and some from Belize never knew why ?

[@EliteJamaica]

Thanks for your feedback

[@lionhead1193]

Respect,, Great job 🇯🇲👊🏾

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings

[@My_Yout]

Love the soundtrack.

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings Bro, thanks for your feedback

[@arthurawilson7430]

Thank you for the information me boss

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings

[@robloxpro_kady602]

Before Jamaica obtained independence it was the Jewel of English crown in the West Indies they asked the new PM Bustamante to Take the Cayman island we would be the Protectorate and Bustamante refused , we also started CARICOM before the EEC the Cayman people use to travel to Jamaica looking for employment that's a fact .

[@magicmakers7085]

You’re wrong! Know your history!

[@geographyjawade6655]

Even till today...the US embassy in Kingston also serve the Cayman Islands....I always imagined Cayman as Jamaica's 'imaginary' 15th parish....or probably 17 with the 3 caymans....Jamaica's official name would be....Jamaica & the Cayman Islands (JCI)

[@EliteJamaica]

Thanks for your feedback and thanks for watching

[@blackbway]

And now Jamaicans can't even go to the Cayman Islands without a visa. Shows how much we have fallen as a country.

[@bennettstephenson9090]

well jamaican must learn to behave themselves both home and abroad

[@donaldbarnett156]

Misapplied political ideas caused the downfall of Jamaica. Democratic socialism wasn’t the answer , the social condition of the lower class could have been rectified without driving away the wealthy who created the jobs. Legislation and taxation without the rhetoric would have worked.

[@donaldbarnett156]

Just say they were one country, instead of saying Jamaica ruled the Cayman Islands.😂

[@EliteJamaica]

@donaldbarnett156 How can two different landmass be the same country, Jamaica Ruled The Cayman Islands. There isnt any better way to say it.

[@HummingbirdJa]

​@@bennettstephenson9090Exactly... Unfortunately, everywhere we go, we leave a

[@BPJ22211]

When Cayman was under Jamaica don't forget, it was the British that ruled Jamaica and Cayman. Not the independent government of Jamaica as many Jamaicans think that "a we used to rule Cayman" no!! Its the British or the caucasian what they called the White Man. Caymanians owes Jamaican nothing as we go there for economic reasons. The visa started by Jamaican comitting to much crime on the little Island and PJ didn't like it he was priminister at the time so he reciprocated the visa system. Many workers are still coming from jamaica. There is a big family ties with Honduras Bay island and keys as well to Cayman. As many Caymanians go to the keys for fishing and survival back in the days. The music in your video was a true fitting and reflection of Caymanian music. We decided to relocate back to Jamaica from the beauity Cayman Island for religious purpose and where we can do more farming. My first husband full Caymanian and my second husband mom is as well..

[@EliteJamaica]

All of that is in the video.

[@magicmakers7085]

As a Caymanian, I beg to differ with a lot of what you’re saying, please get your facts straight before publishing things like this. This is exactly why some Jamaicans have the attitude towards Cayman and Caymanians, as the comments on here evidence!

[@blairboyd5617]

Let me addresses some of those prejudices Cayman islands people them, who is talking trash 🗑️ about Jamaica and violence. Let me remind them from all of the rest of the Caribbean islands, that when they are talking about crimes in Jamaica. When all of the islands people is running to the United States, where there is no country in the world is more violent like the United States. The United States having the most people in prisons because of violent crimes, the United States having the most people in prisons over 2. 5 million. More than most of the countries in the Caribbean islands, away from Jamaica, Cuba, Haiti, Panama just to mentioned the countries have more population than. People in prison than the United States and yet, just because the United States is very rich. Nobody in the rest of the Caribbean islands really thinking about the violence in the United States, but if one person got killed in Jamaica. The rest of islands is bad mouthing Jamaica, while they have their fair share of crimes too. How can you put little Cayman islands with Jamaica, a country with over 3 million people with a country with a hand full of people. When you looked at the kind of hypocrisy amongst the rest of Caribbean islands against Jamaica and violence, when all of them is running to the United States the world most violent country. Only because they can reaped financially success there, so they all ignored the kind of violence and. If one person got killed in Jamaica, they are all labeling Jamaica the most violent country in the world. While they are running to the United States where there is no country in world having more guns on the streets like the United States, where all of the other countries is running to. They all ignored the violence just for wealth, in the United States. They said that over 425 millions guns in the United States, more than the entire population of 342 million people and. You Cayman islands people is not afraid to go there, but you are scared of going to Jamaica biased against the country. So when anyone of the rest of islands people them is killed in the United States, I personally don't sorry for anyone of them at all. Because they are too biased against Jamaica, so what they sow , it is what they are going to reap. They will risk their lives to living into a country where is like a war zone, because of financial benefits. I would like someone from the Cayman Islands to respond to my comment and, tell me the difference between living in the United States comparing to Jamaica and violence. With all those mass shootings in the United States all over the country, in the schools, churches, malls, clubs on the streets you named it.

[@israelitesgatheringforchri7371]

About thirty years ago I told my x that jamaica once rule Cayman island and she laughed at me saying Jamaica can't even rule itself much less

[@PrioryCampion]

Yes, I do agree-Jamaica chose a different path. Unlike Jamaica, the Cayman Islands didn’t become independent and are still a British Overseas Territory, and a successful one at that. Caymanians are British citizens and use British passports. I’ve heard that there was a time when Jamaicans could travel to the Cayman Islands using just their birth certificate. Is that true? When did this change, and when did the requirement for a passport to visit come into effect?

[@UserMaxxx-x3z]

I’ve notice that almost all the British overseas territories are successful, and chose not to go independent

[@EricMckenzie-vx2ev]

What about the role Vivian Blake played in the Cayman Islands constitution? When Norman Manley died many considered him to be his successor. With Michael Manley getting the nod over him, he parted ways with Jamaica and went to the Cayman Islands where he was pivotal in shaping the political landscape of the islands and laws.

[@justtime2670]

Now we need a visa to go there but a good thing the people of Cayman do cut us off because the AV end up just like us with bunch of criminals politicians telling them what to do smh

[@donnawilliams4085]

Thanks for the info you’re doing a wonderful thing for people who didn’t know like me,I was born in Jamaica it’s a beautiful island JAMAICA LAND WE 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽

[@EliteJamaica]

You are so welcome

[@darrellsmith3827]

I also recall when we had Spelling B competition there was one representative from Cayman Island

[@EliteJamaica]

Ok

[@AckeeEater.]

I was going to mention this, myself; I remember that too. Yup! For all practical purposes the Caymans functioned like another Jamaica parish. --Æ.

[@elliottscott755]

Cayman Islands could not have been ruled by Jamaica because at the time Jamaica was under British rule. We were considered a part of the Parish Westmoreland. That's like saying Kingston was ruled by Jamaica. The British government in charge of Jamaica did little to nothing for Cayman Islands so much to the extent that Caymanians had formed there own unofficial government. And what's this about Cayman using Jamaican dollars !!?? We never in our history used the Jamaican dollar it was the British pound and then CI dollar (KYD). Jamaica was using the British pound as well before they became independent.

[@Zeuswashington]

Basically, this video is misinformation

[@jermanLuga]

Some of what you state may be fact, but your attempts at claiming that caymanians are responsible for what Cayman is today is pure fantasy. This is from a caymanian.

[@elliottscott755]

Lol. I dont live in a fantasy world my friend and i don't make "attempts" to state anything I say it like it is, I deal with facts and facts don't care about feeling, so if you are truly Caymanian I suggest reading Founded upon the Seas, you might learn something about your history 👍🏼​@jermanLuga

[@jermanLuga]

@@elliottscott755 The thing about history is no one person has a monopoly on facts regarding historical events. Where conflict arise we are able to identify fact from fiction, which is a challenge you have not met successfully. Again, Cayman is successful because of the British. It could not have been a tax haven without their approval, to pretend otherwise is foolish. Hence, the reason we are a British overseas territory and have a British governor. Whilst you are drunk on your superciliousness remember that Sir Vassel Johnson was Jamaican.

[@elliottscott755]

Let me clarify something to put your mind at ease. I am not ignorant of the fact that other nationalities played a part in our success in relatively recent history, however; it is undeniable that Caymanians set the foundation for it. Once again it is well documented that for a long time, around the 1800s, we were mostly ignored by the British. And yes, I do know that Sir Vassel Johnson was Jamican, and I respect the part he played, but he isn't the only one who contributed, which I think you would agree with.

[@smoodcruz]

As a proud Caymanian, I am glad that the Cayman Islands decided not to remain with Jamaica. We would be in a big mess today if we had. I would rate this information 98% in terms of accuracy. The music is quite fitting since we Caymanians are the sole producers of American-style country music in the Caribbean - that is our musical culture, not Soca and Reggae; those came later. It baffles me why so many Jamaicans want to give up their citizenship to gain Caymanian status, and many have already done so. Why would one abandon the expansive tropical splendour, with its waterfalls, rich rivers, hillside mountains, hummingbirds, and much more beauty of Jamaica, only to squeeze onto this 22-mile-long island? Why ?

[@magicmakers7085]

Are you sure you’re a Caymanian?

[@omarjohnston658]

I’m from cayman with Jamaican roots also and this is pretty accurate from what I was told I just don’t know if anything is false or not so I’m not judging but great job

[@ricardochong6834]

Actually I leaned a lot beginning with the fact that I was totally ignorant of any part of Jamaica's role in the Caymans. I simply thought that the two were British subject islands all along. No part of my education in Jamaica suggested otherwise. Thank you.

[@BrendaMiller-uz2cc]

I was surprise went i do my dna and find out that i have cayman i couldnt understand .thank you for that information

[@EliteJamaica]

Thanks for watching

[@Roq-stone]

Yow! Is where you get dem tune deh, my yute?

[@Missworld_266]

About 40 yrs ago as a teenager I went to the Cayman Islands with only my birth certificate , it was mainly bushes , and water from wells , had to buy bottle water from Miami .

[@biblereadingoutreach2284]

My next door neighbours were from the Cayman Islands 🇰🇾 🏝 from whom I first heard about their main delicacy - turtle soup 🐢 🍲

[@EliteJamaica]

Ok, Learnt something else, thanks for sharing and thanks for watchibg

[@nadinelewis1689]

That’s why we have to careful and not get duped again. My parents experience, what they called the cheap days, before we took our independence from England. The people of Jamaica need to know what it means,if they become a republic, and the impact it will have on future generations.

[@Abcdefghijklmnop007]

Love this good work. Jamaican was on the path to greatness remember when the Jamaican dollar was stronger than the USA currency. Politicians like seaga Manley and the ones after we had too many criminals

[@kurzeful]

If Cayman had gone with Jamaica, it would still have become a financial hub because it would have been semi-autonomous, and Jamaica may have been responsible for its security. They were semi-autonomous when they were a part of the West Indies Federation. Norman Manley was the one who paved the way for them to be semi-autonomous within the West Indies federation.

[@EliteJamaica]

Thanks for your feedback, stay blessed

[@ar123..._]

I don't know if I agree with that, Tobago is an integral part of Trinidad anyone from Trinidad can go to Tobago and I recently got word that crime is also migrating over there, even if it had the next step is that they would be semi-autonomous we have some government that I don't know if they would allow them to have the autonomy they desire knowing of our politics has been going on over the past few years

[@magicmakers7085]

Cayman was never part of the WIF!

[@kurzeful]

@@magicmakers7085 Cayman was part of the West Indies Federation and was separated from Jamaica during that period. Their first well-known politician, Panton, wrote a book about his career during the early 1900s and his admiration for Norman Manley, whom he met in the UK during the initial stages of the creation of the West Indies Federation. Norman Manley was the one who urged the members to let the Cayman Islands be semi-autonomous in the WIF. I still have the book to this day. N

[@magicmakers7085]

@@kurzeful I have the book and have read it. At no time was the Cayman Islands 🇰🇾 a part or a member of the WIF. Maybe you should read Hon. Panton’s book again if you think he said that. To the contrary, he explained why we were not members! BTW Hon. Panton was my neighbour. What Hon. Norman Manley assisted him with was the documentation to acquire Internal Self Government!

[@EarthKing43]

There is the Roman Catholic Dioceses of Jamaica and The Cayman Islands 🇰🇾. Also The United Church In Jamaica 🇯🇲 and The Cayman Islands. Plus some services for etc the USA Embassy in Jamaica serves both Jamaica and the Cayman Islands.

[@joan-ii7fd]

yes i did

[@vinnette4583]

😮Mr Elite once i was reading a article from the newspaper there was a church down town i think is kinston parish chuch back in the seventies when some men was repairing the chuch they find out there was a Tunnel under ground well it is said that is when the marroons in war that is where they went in hiding from there enemies i think the people who was repairing the church block the tunnel still you can check it out

[@EliteJamaica]

There is a tunnel under the Kingston parish church, but the info is hard to find.

[@kurzeful]

Jamaica also had control over Belize and I think part of Honduras as well. Exciting, right?

[@eileenwatt8283]

Belize and Honduras , Tha't not true

[@CCraigHallTV]

Who is this singer

[@elaine7461]

SMART CAYMAN ISLANDS.

[@jacquelineidennis353]

I am aware of this, they did not have a maternity hospital and had their at the Victoria Jubilee Hospital. I had a pen pal who was born at VJH.

[@EliteJamaica]

Ok, thanks for sharing

[@river5554]

Glad they work up before too late.

[@QueenAelivia]

I went there without visa 1994, just need to have a few cayman dollars for entry

[@JaBoss397]

DOn't forget turks and caicos used to be apart of Jamaica as well

[@ar123..._]

Lord God me wouldn't like see that, 😮 would be good to see how deep Belize and Turk and Caicos was administrated from Jamaica.

[@EliteJamaica]

Ok, thanks for your feedback

[@evertongreensword2732]

Most things came through jamaica for some carribean island back in the days

[@kwacou4279]

Not just Cayman but also , Turks & Caicos, British Honduras (now Belize) .

[@Drega001]

Um.... That opening song is interesting 🤔

[@EliteJamaica]

Thank you

[@RodriqueMcbean]

Since that la Lewis interview after all these years ,all of a sudden it's popping up all over KZbin from bloggers where was this content before smh

[@EliteJamaica]

What are you referring to, I absolutely have no idea, however if you check the videos on this channel, you will see these are the videos I do. Anyway thanks for watching.

[@EliteJamaica]

Another thing is that I have been promoting this video for a while on my KZbin community post to get feedback before I uploaded it, so maybe that's where that person got the idea.

[@RodriqueMcbean]

@EliteJamaica ok cause I keep seeing it not from you in particular not blaming you just saying I have seen it more since the interview and wasn't seeing it before, just wondering why now

[@EliteJamaica]

@RodriqueMcbean ok.

[@EliteJamaica]

@RodriqueMcbean this video have alot to do with a videos I have been doing about Jamaica going Republic, and Jamaica not being independent.

[@OkeefeTomlinson]

Bustamante and Manley signed away Cayman Island for independence 😮some churches still have Jamaica and Cayman 75% Cayman descendants or Jamaican

[@brownboss_musiq]

La Lewis mek this ya video afi do enuh

[@EliteJamaica]

What you on about? This was has been promoted on my KZbin community post for weeks now, maybe that's where that person got the idea, at the end of the day these are the types of videos I make anyway. Elite Jamaica Never follow trend. Bless

[@Humble_Boss-i7s]

Jamaica 🇯🇲 make a big mistake becoming independent nation trick by politicians.

[@EliteJamaica]

Facts

[@blairboyd5617]

Some of those people who is in denial because they wasn't born as yet, so if you wasn't around those days. How are you going to know certain things, when you knockled heads wasn't even born as yet. Jamaica was in charged of Cayman islands although it was under the British, because the Cayman islands was considered apart of Jamaica. It is very close to Westmoreland parish, so I don't see why some of those people from Cayman islands is trying to denied. Because Cayman not even big like the smallest parish in Jamaica away from Kingston. So I don't see why some of those Cayman islands people is trying to denied, when they were born as yet. Cayman islands stop using Jamaican currency before it was changed, during those days it was pound shilling and pence. Jamaica currency only changed in 1969 the 8th of September it was called dollars and cents day, it was eventually changed out to dollars and cents day in 1972. When Jamaica fully stop using pound shilling and pence, so those younger generation don't know certain things but. They failed to listened to their elders and if we didn't destroy Cayman islands, you younger generation wouldn't have anywhere to lived . So you should be very greatful that you are getting free history and geography lessons, where you didn't haveto paid to get those information. Some of you Cayman islands people is behaving so erratic like you are better than Jamaican people, the way some of you is talking very biased. Because I don't really see anything of such about Cayman islands, because one housing schemes in Jamaica is bigger than the entire Cayman islands. I know that some of you is going to say am lying, but you can go on KZbin channel and check Portmore housing schemes in Jamaica. It have over 250,000 people living in that complex alone, so I don't really see all the excitement about little Cayman islands. You can challenge my comment, because I know how some people is very egoistical towards Jamaica. Because you may have some Jamaicans may come there talking a lot of trash 🗑️, about their own country. Because some of them is very lazy 🦥 who don't want to work in Jamaica and, think they are going to get free money if they are living in any other countries.

[@marclodge2058]

Yes,Jamaica used to rule Cayman Islands

[@EliteJamaica]

Blessings, so many people didn't know this. I was asking around and was really surprised.

[@berylmorgan8482]

I didn't know this fact..Thank you for sharing this information.. Very interesting!

[@EliteJamaica]

@berylmorgan8482 thanks for watching

[@alphiaanderson481]

Even the very airport in grand cayman was built by Jamaica

[@EliteJamaica]

IPTV JAMAICA: www.iptvjamaica.com/? Thanks for your support: Https://PayPal.me/elitejamm Https://patreon.com/elitejamaica For merch, Click links below: Https://bonfire.com/elite-jamaica-merch elitejamaicaofficialchannel.myspreadshop.com Thanks for watching

[@Roq-stone]

I would really want to know where you get your intros from.

[@gijane9375]

Is a tax haven for the super rich offshore banking plus finance .

[@andycyrusac]

Ruled Belieze,Bahamas and Cayman islands.

[@kwacou4279]

Not the Bahamas Turk & Caicos.

[@eileenwatt8283]

That's not true.

[@ANTHONYLOWE1970]

Jamaica was colonized by the British same for the Cayman islands. Cayman islands in not an independent state it is still governed by the British. Jamaican needing a visa to travel and stay in Cayman is simply because the British is tired of dealing with Jamaicans and their misbehaving behaviors in Great Britain which is the first place the visa was imposed on Jamaicans. My question is how can the British turn their back on their children's i say children's because the governor General is still in Jamaica which means Jamaica still answer to the British. Its just sad how they deal with Jamaica after they slave our ancestors and made their wealth off our backs and we build Great Britain. Our parents are the windrush its our sweat tears and blood that builds their booming economy of today. But no one said life would be balanced.

[@tinomckenzie8005]

British not Jamaica Jamaica was just a location that they use because it was belong to them also

[@EliteJamaica]

Research your history young man.

[@windoak]

its probably for the better we dont anymore.

[@DDB2010]

Seems mistaken argument, as both Islands were colonies.

[@Angelsangels1969]

JAMAICAN WHYTES; "owned the, CAYMAN ISLANDS "; and those, people were, ENGLISH CROWN.

[@Nellia..]

Good for my country 😂

[@kwacou4279]

The majority of the local Cayman Islands government are Jamaicans or of Jamaican descent. Imagine if we didn't go the socialist path. Just imagine. Mutty Perkins discussed this topic often.

[@RaymondGrandison]

Sorry the background music does not fit this presentation

[@EliteJamaica]

Maybe it's not what you like however I work with the majority, plus the video is not about the music.

[@RaymondGrandison]

@@EliteJamaica Thank you One love I can remove my subscription, Peace! I thought this was a forum to give an honest opinion, so I see tyranny of the majority, again respectfully One Love!

[@EliteJamaica]

Have a wonderful day

[@EliteJamaica]

@henrigeorge9311 As I said, maybe its not what you like but the video is not about music, and I did not ask feedback about the type of music, I asked feedback about giving each video its own song.

[@kwacou4279]

Yes it does, country music is popular in Jamaica.

[@JaBoss397]

Now the cayman can rule Jamaica lol

[@judithkwalters119]

Jamaica owns Cayman Islands

[@elhpacusa7896]

Did you know that Mexico once ruled Jamaica on behalf of Spain.

[@EliteJamaica]

There is no record of that, and there are limited possibilities that it actually happened.

[@elhpacusa7896]

@EliteJamaica That's s fact check it out.

[@EliteJamaica]

@elhpacusa7896 No fact in that

[@elhpacusa7896]

@@EliteJamaica Jamaica was governed from the Viceroyal of Spain based in Mexico do some more research.

[@trevor5512]

Cayman ISLAND TOURKS AND CACOUS WERE RUN BY JAMAICAN

[@otaineydouglas7622]

bro jamaican run Cayman believe me come an see 😅

[@EarthKing43]

True