HOW THE JAMAICAN MAROONS AVOID PAYING TAXES

[@mahirweprince4661]

I'm a Congolese,and I'm happy for our maroon brothers,we will visit the place if God wishes,one love✌️

[@veronalyn-manning8691]

Ain’t lying…I’m totally enjoying this series of inf on the Maroons!! PRICELESS!!!

[@jahmaykan3560]

Knowledge IS POWER. Thank you Rochelin 😊

[@butlerck]

Rochielin, I can't tell you how impressed I am with this series. You did an amazing job!

[@clloydmathison995]

Superb interview, you asked the right questions and the astute gentleman eruditely answered them. Great job!!

[@Andreagraham876]

This information is invaluable 😍 you are doing a magnificent job. Keep going strong & true. I do have a couple of questions Dan mentioned that most maroons are now born in Jamaica 🇯🇲 so is it possible to have dual citizenship in Cockpit County & Jamaica? Can it be done without feeling somewhat compromised or conflicted?

[@Lava_splash]

I've learnt so much through these maroon videos. This interview is on a different level. Thanks for the hard work you have put it and also to to the interviewee for apprising me about what's really going on.

[@Rochielin]

I’m happy you’re learing from the videos. Thanks so much for watching

[@jlights4]

This video interview is awesome! Thank you Rochielin for sharing the knowledge and wisdom of this Maroon brother.

[@HP84963]

Much love and respect from Denmark, I hope I can be blessed enough to visit Maroons one time during this lifetime.

[@Rochielin]

Thanks for watching love! You should try to visit whenever you get a chance

[@geneivemorris8246]

Eye opener interview and I like his definition of common wealth. Good job Rochiellin.

[@LydiaLydz]

Great interview. One small correction the song at 1:31,min is actually a Kenyan song by Daudi Kabaka sung in Kiswahili and not Twi. The title is Harambee Harambee full lyrics and translation can be found on Google and I believe here on KZbin as well.

[@TrucklifeJamaica876]

Keep up the great work Rochielin... Great Video once again... So informative and awesome... Respect and Blessings to all the Maroons... 👍👍🔥🔥🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@Hfh415]

This was a fantastic series on the Maroons. Very interesting! Who knew all of this info because it has never been taught anywhere! 🙏🙏

[@Rochielin]

Happy you found it interesting . Thanks for watching love!

[@trevorbolton4437]

In school I was taught about the Maroons in Jamaica.

[@judvu1926]

You need to do some research! The reason you haven't heard or read anything is because you will only hear this lie from the Maroons .

[@nadeneramsey5121]

Enjoyed and learned so much from the videos. Continue keeping us informed.🇯🇲👍🏽

[@rayearnings]

Keep it up and you will be the wisest person on the island! This guy has a plethora of knowledge to share. I pray that I'll be able to speak to my brother some day.

[@mishkaellington6938]

This...was very informative. Id love to vist up there some day.

[@kwamenihashiti3581]

I'm in tears, my mother told me she was from the maroons. I want to verify that as I feel a part of that free people. I've been a rebel for such a long time even went to the motherland. I want to be with my people

[@kehbellakeh2378]

Its not only maroons. There were others who didn't even get touched by the colonists. Parotee are 1 of them. An omitted people who like the arawak are part and parcel of the Americas. These were original negros but the generations from say about 90s and younger have almost little to no knowledge of these people.

[@BillTaylor-gr4gt]

The dread is correct about water is more expensive than gas and oil , in Canada a litre of water is more expensive than a litre of gas for your car 💯

[@cherylholding3614]

Rochielin, you do it again. This makes me want to do a lot more research. Thank you for keeping us informed and interested in the land of our birth.

[@dulciehutchinson5913]

Thanks for another very interesting and infirmative video Rocheilin. There's always something new to learn from your videos. Thanks very much and keep up the amazing work you're doing. Bless up!

[@thekitchenboy7]

Very wonderful reasoning, learning from the Maroons are amazing and I love the fact that they live to be united and free!

[@papacheezie2838]

WOW SO INFORMATIVE KNOWLEDGE ASANTE SANA FAMILY ( THANX U) BLISSING ✨️ GO OUT TOO DA MAROONED CUMUNITY! 1LUV! BERMUDA ♥️ LUVIN 🇰🇪🇧🇲🇯🇲🇧🇴🇧🇫🫡✨️♥️⚫️💚🌟🌟🌟🌟👀💯⚖️⚖️🇿🇦🇳🇬🇬🇾🙏🤔🇪🇹🇲🇱🎶😎🏝🇳🇪🫡✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🇰🇪🇧🇲🇯🇲🇧🇴🫡🇿🇦🇳🇬🇬🇾🎶🫡⚖️🇧🇲🇯🇲🇧🇴👀♥️⚫️💚🫡

[@sheriserobinson6686]

Job well done. Thank you for keeping this series down to earth. I am from Portland and was transported back for this series. Mother earth truly has everything we need. No KFC needed. I'm looking forward to visiting Acompong this Summer. Thank you for enlightening us with our hidden history.

[@JahanEntHub]

LIFE STARTED IN JAMAICA WITH THE JAMAICAN BROWN SKIN BLACK INDIAN LITTLE GIRLS.

[@ItalYogi_LiveLove]

Excellent!! Yes, Rochie… the truth “is scary”; and, our brother speaks the true words. Keep up the good work. Peace.

[@Rochielin]

Thank you.. thanks for watching! 😁

[@mspaulajackman]

Watching this 4-part series from Barbados, thanks for this Rochielin! It may be way too late to have questions but I am so curious as a cultural studies student about some cultural practices - What rituals, indigenous festivals other than January 6th, social norms etc make up the culture? If you ever go back I'd love to see that. But I know that it may be that these are kept secret to protect them which is what the ancestors did. About to watch the other 2-part Maroon series so perhaps more is there too. Blessings.

[@MissVee_NYC]

Thanks for all 4 parts of your visit to Accompong. These interviews were quite informative and interesting. I will be doing my research. I must say that Deneyel was a whole vibe. He is wise, and exuberant in his delivery about his Maroon life and people. Love him😍

[@Rochielin]

Awww thank you so much for watching , I’m so happy you found the series informative and interesting. Happy to bring this kind of content to you guys! Thanks for the support

[@cognitionup5211]

This Idren Deneyel Bozra fi get nuff ratings! Laage up yuhself Missa Bozra, more life. Blessed love ❤️ Empress Rochelin🇯🇲💯✅🎯

[@candycrush8180]

So LA Lewis never did a seh the same thing and people did a call him mad 😹

[@marymary-vg2ts]

If he wants to he can also travel to Nova Scotia Canada then to Sierra Leone. Remember when the Jamaican government kicked maroons out of the city and sent them the NOVA Scotia.. We have treaties with Natives in Canada Many are eastern Metis. I am eastern Metis were an extension. Only thing we don't have native head dresses. Would be nice.

[@drivenfromjamaica876]

Great content

[@princesskacian22]

🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲👏👏👍👍🙏🙏🙏😂😂🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@AlexiaUnfiltered]

I have a homework on the national heros and have to write about nanny of the Maroons this was very helpful thanks rochielin

[@euphemiadaley6180]

Very edifying, thank you young lady

[@jenniferlouissaint1981]

Great interview Stand up for your rights Andrew out now he is not one of us

[@anthonycowaneful]

Ouite a few people are challenging the sovereignty of the Maroons, but as Daniel rightly said, indigenous rights of the Maroons are rights that can help all Jamaicans to rise to their highest potential. Also, if the sovereignty of the Maroons were not in place, the natural resources such as water, forrestry, medicinal herbs, precious mineral, and wild life would be left unprotected for off-shore entities to exploit. Hence , mining would destroy the water shed, weather system, and other environmental factors that are not replaceable I would have liked to hear Daniel's point of view on the idea of ecotourism because I feel that this type of initiative would be a sustainable venture that would generate income capital for maroons and all Jamaicans. Ecotourism would also help to build the infrastructure of the territory and to preserve the culture of the Maroons

[@DestinyAlready]

Add him on Facebook and ask him. He's very active on Facebook.

[@DeborahDilleon]

You can be sure the So Call Prime Minister would have SOLD out everything already

[@shoshannanina5359]

Truth. Truth. Jamaica future-wealth development is tied up with the maroons. The loophole we have as a people to develop as a true independent nation lies in the freedom the maroons carved out. There is so much to gain in working with them in unity.

[@tonytony3491]

There were 3 groups of maroons, one under Juan de serras 1under Juan de bolas,third choose to join those who had previously escaped the Spaniards, Fact is we are now all one Jamaica,no matter what piece of paper queen victoria got some crook to sign Three sets of maroons,all Africans

[@Yehrite-g4z]

Respect n honor to di Maroons, thank you Ms. Rochielin 👊🏾🇯🇲🤴🏾👸🏽💯💞

[@mandeg7540]

What a great way to live. Would love that environment fi me and son. 4 realllll... Respec

[@TheAngelaplummer]

Loved this. Been thought so much. Need moor Roslyn 😘🙏

[@jami1love]

Wow! This series was amazingly informative. Thank you!!!

[@maried2089]

Love these types of videos sis please keep dem coming… I was always been told that we were descendants of Maroons 🙏🏽🆙☮️❤️🇯🇲

[@ryandenton2918]

Very very informative n interesting episode

[@jsupreme369]

Love this video, good job. Daniel is a 'bad ass', very interesting and intelligent brother and fellow Maroon (Garifuna). I'm going to make it down one day and meet my brothers and sisters.

[@carolthompson674]

very interesting and informative also intelligent young man

[@KAS1JM]

Thanks for the share

[@Rochielin]

Thanks for watching

[@trevorbolton4437]

He makes a strong argument for the Maroons!

[@monyondabagg]

I want to visit to help someone point me in the right direction

[@corylink336]

It’s very sad to see people who copy American culture on KZbin parking and clowning each other everyday has more subscribers then a young lady who brings us knowledge on its highest level. Keep up the great work baby girl. I’m a knew subscriber of knowledge.

[@corylink336]

I was told that the maroons( are the moresfrom Spain 🇪🇸.) brought to Jamaica by the Spaniards.

[@charliewright3884]

Sure...sitting there in your "Champion" branded outfit... smh!

[@andrewwaweru1052]

hi please do another interview with this gentleman and allow him to speak on the point of crown lands.

[@itskamya2520]

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[@kingpurple5833]

Very informative

[@valmorris7637]

Water is Life 💧

[@yoshi_godsgift]

Yes I love these types education and clarity 👏🏽👏🏽

[@paulking9874]

We're all maroons from u Melanated 🇯🇲🙏💯❤️and no slavery wasn't here ...stop lying and start telling truth do research

[@ocdraridrogonel]

The man is telling the truth, registering the child mens registering to someone else. no Jamaican is free they're still enslaved it's why they still have to pay TAXES smh!!!

[@alciachristie781]

Just curious to know who provides roads water street lights picking up solid waste . Things that taxpayers payed for . Because they don't pay taxes so how they manage . Or other taxpayer payed for them. Do they use Jamaica hospital or Jamaica schools and colleges

[@MsCookJA]

It is truth because it is the European commerce (we are stocks. We belong to them), business contract that we are their property. I found that out too. It is true England owns Jamaica, we are nor free, they own us, slavery is undercover. We should not register our children

[@tantannie1591]

Quite Informative Series👌🏾So refreshing❣

[@Gkrissy]

The birth certificate comment was enlightening and deep. More power and peace and growth to the Maroons.

[@tonytony3491]

There were 3 groups of maroons, one under Juan de serras 1under Juan de bolas,third choose to join those who had previously escaped the Spaniards, Fact is we are now all one Jamaica,no matter what piece of paper queen victoria got some crook to sign Three sets of maroons,all Africans

[@joanrichards1201]

Hello Roch blessings to you girl big up

[@rosaleetritt6402]

Abeng is whistle in Akan language found in Ghana 🇬🇭

[@Max-Cder]

Bro is knowledgeable Get a podcast bro Big up

[@shevardavis7500]

This man should be nominated for chief when Currie steps down. He is very knowledgeable in Maroon and Jamaican history and would be a great leader that's if he's not one already. 💯 Rochielin I'm a new subscriber and I'm really loving your content. Keep up the good work and don't let anyone stop you from being great and a great individual which you are. You deserve so much more followers. Keep safe and One love! ❤

[@tonylionbryan2069]

I’m smart nuh Backfoot ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯🔥🔥🔥🔥🎯🎯🔥🔥

[@nataliesmith8657]

Do they currently have running water from the taps?

[@bernaw.3259]

True words Jamaica work with the Maroons.

[@nocaplifestyle7604]

I got a lot of knowledge indeed!

[@yondyc3578]

Wow such clarity and knowledge

[@audreylee5750]

We need to talk to each other this is eye opening we are a great people fight with God help

[@philliptaylor4100]

🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@sarahlee9191]

I am in Jamaica, how can I help?

[@glennorerennis7198]

Do you need a visa to live there or go

[@spanoustvspanoustv6974]

Very good outer view

[@teddypee8297]

How is crime there

[@milli6415]

I WANT TO COME AND LIVERIGHT HERE.

[@ronaldmccord4477]

Love it!!!!!

[@atashabromfield840]

This. Is good

[@real2806]

I don't really like the term that Maroons avoid paying taxes. Maroons ended slavery in Jamaica and is sovereign apart from Parliamentary Jamaica. Is it fair to tax a people who is self reliant and do not depend on government services to pay taxes?

[@judvu1926]

Where do you get this idea that Maroons ended Slavery ? The Maroons signed a Treaty that made them the police force that prevented other Slaves from being free . The Maroon version of everything is one big lie that attempts to cover their betrayal of the enslaved . All total lies . NANNY was a Ghanaian that never left Ghana . 1838 was the year that slavery ended . One hundred years after the Treaty , that's how long the Maroons kept black people in Slavery and to this day they dont celebrate Emancipation because that was when Maroons lost their power over other Slaves . Let them talk about Maroon war of 1795 and how they tried to suppress the Morant Bay uprising in 1865 led by Paul Bogle . They are a disgusting bunch of people trying to rekindle the power they once had over other black Jamaicans . The Treaty between Maroons and British ended in 1795 when the British made Maroons fight against Maroons under the Treaty they signed in 1738 . 1838 was the year that Maroons ceased to exist because all black Slaves became Free and until 1865 when Morant Bay Rebellion saw the Maroons attempted to become relevant again . They need to retreat back into History or become part of a modern Jamaica . They who lived after 1738 have no rights to pose as freedom fighters . They are Traitors .

[@ozziecockings780]

...big ups for singing songs penned by yours truly daneyel...only regret not taking them around the world...in live performance...

[@carolthompson674]

so true

[@MsCookJA]

#Life

[@nicolab1128]

This is very informative. Love it. How can I come there and live? Do I need visa, I'm so called Jamaican. Can I buy land/House there?

[@marymary-vg2ts]

Also you can do a genetic test. Most have 25% Quantum native blood. God bless I can also claim my west Indian side. Many Jamaicans are connected to SIIKS by blood! Hi jabs.

[@TrucklifeJamaica876]

Rochielin, I need another 4 parts please and thank you, I appreciate that... 👍👍💯💯🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@joysilvera201]

I appreciate you for sharing so much information about the Maroons.As a Jamaican iwas unaware of the importance and the history of the Maroons...like you said,I have to do my research. This has been an eye opener so to speak and I truly thank you,Mr Richard and Mr Daniel.

[@yankingtv8710]

What is a maroon

[@DestinyAlready]

Why did you change the title to Man Avoids Taxes by Moving to Maroon Town? Daneyel Bozra is a Maroon.

[@shanebrown498]

Let's go Let's go Let's go let's go Let's go Let's goooooooo . A another one from the queen

[@blissyogi7000]

I'm American and I've learned so much about the Maroons..I am an herbalist and natural medicine coach and doula and lifecoach..and I wish I could live there and be of service in any way that I can. I am not sure if I would be accepted since I am not even Jamaican at all. Lol. Any thoughts?

[@poproach2581]

Powerful video knowable brother ,we nned to overstand words play to move forward .blessing to you

[@shamiarellis1327]

Very intrested topic I have learned alot thanks for sharing Rochielin 🙏🙏

[@kingirie9892]

At first learn the truth is always scare but what's important is that we take it in do our own research and act appropriately

[@rosainjaDiamond]

very informative. very educational. I will have to watch them all over again. I have a question and I want to see if it came up in your conversations

[@flavazworld6637]

Flava checking in sis you need to take me with you next time 👍🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@BushaBandulu]

Dis yah maroon is extremely educated…. 💯💥🔥❤️🧠

[@nataliesmith8657]

The common wealth information & Birth Certificate information is very true.