This is the Family that SECRETLY Owns & Controls JAMAICA...

[@TheBillionaireChronicles]

WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT THESE JAMAICAN FAMILIES?

[@peterbryan3887]

As a blackman I am appalled. This just shows that my ppl was oppressed and there ability to excell was suppressed. These ppl are all culture vultures. In a nut shell these families stink. For lack of a better term.

[@victoriassecretisluv]

Awesome !!!

[@asetkemet2957]

I think it’s an embarrassment that these rich elites took the beaches away from the people of Jamaica is sad to see! And I hope that one day it corrected

[@ajmc5338]

They all build up Jamaica, which we originally black Jamaican wouldn't it's would be fight against each other so these people organised and work together

[@ntitus3025]

My family knows 3 of those families doing business together.

[@Angelsangels1969]

All, WHITE and CHINESE, and SYRIANS, LEBANESE, JEWISH PEOPLE.

[@peterrobinson4471]

Just as New York

[@fisk50]

That’s shit crazy… Jamaica not nice Jamaica wicked to bloodcleet…..

[@ma001eb]

Except for the ones who are mixed with African Blacks, of course.

[@AnikenSkiwalker]

Yall are just waking up.

[@TheGreatLightM416]

Shame full 😢

[@JeromeBarnett-ns1lf]

Jamaican black people open up your eyes

[@ballakick9080]

that dropping on deft ear ..

[@mountzion3562]

Too busy drinking too much alcohol, females skinning out, men's acting tough towards each other.

[@jaysonpalmer788]

Us three are the only ones that notice that there was only ONE Black Jamaican in this docu…

[@jn-bl4ls]

Lol, they won't.

[@AnikenSkiwalker]

Lol. They don't like each other in any country.

[@zingasmith1076]

I'm not surprise someone back doored jamaica and allowed this to happen while the Jamaicans there killing and fighting each other while this is happening.

[@lornafuller8705]

I am 69 years old, and most of those business families have been the pioneers and at the forefront of Jamaican business forever. Good for them .Here we go with the "black " thing because all we do is blame other people for our plight. Where are the young , black Jamaican entrepreneurs?

[@FredPlumber]

Rather than hating on others for their wealth and achievements, many of you are focused on "big breezing" each other. Instead, unite, start a business together, and elect the right leaders-those who are advocating for real change, not just shouting slogans like 'showa' or 'powa'.

[@Junje-ri9jo]

⚪️🗑

[@Junje-ri9jo]

They got power from hating us so no.

[@Claribelle401]

It will not happen until the children of Israel is awaken and become a nation. Prophesy must be fulfilled

[@2roland]

You dont know what's going on: Read Deuteronomy chapter 28:1-68 and to this topic. Read specifically Deuteronomy 28:43-48. The answer from God as it is written.

[@Pretty19991]

Your a smart man. These big grown ass men get up 5am in the morning to go rum bar and gogo clubs. Call overseas for more money to buy rum and complain how government holding them in oppression. Taking accountability they do not like to do. Just get up and blame, wutless.

[@fisk50]

“ Please don’t ever say again bout Jamaica nice… please… shit look like slavery all over again…”

[@garygordon5560]

Slavery never ended.

[@Pretty19991]

Rum bar 5am in the morning. Bug wutless man dem.

[@christopher2944]

JAMAICA IS NICE!!!!!!

[@lornafuller8705]

@@christopher2944 VERY NICE

[@paulbuchanan8857]

Only the hypocrites / dunces / diehearted political supporters talk that " Jamaica nice " phuckry...

[@annlowe3181]

This is so ASTONISHING to BEHOLD. 1 and only ONE BLACK FAMILY WITH A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IN JAMAICA. ONE'S GOTTA LAUGH AT THE IRONY OF IT. FROM SLAVES TO NOBODIES AND THE SLAVE MASTERS ARE STILL IN CONTROL IN JAMAICA.

[@ajmc5338]

Yes, and it's good there still there to build up the island because we black, don't work together so these families utilise our negative behaviour and then keep us has there slave which still happen

[@StGCfiLife]

Omar Davies finished off all the black entrepreneurs while PJ was PM.

[@janetebanks5493]

Dont worry, this is Satan's system we are living in. God has promise us to restore the earth to Paradise as it was before ADAM AND EVE SINNED.

[@garygordon5560]

@@annlowe3181 And there are many here who want to hold this up as a badge of honor. “The greatest weapon in the hand of the oppressor, is the mind of the oppressed.” We need to truly overstand that and reclaim our identity, thus our true place on earth!!!!

[@garygordon5560]

@@ajmc5338 You really need to get your head out the sand. I don’t know you, age, demographic or anything, but a little diligent research will show you the flaws in your perspective.

[@krislegends]

Out of many, one poppy show😂😂😂😂

[@tylerbillings7003]

Pin this 😅

[@royalblood9381]

Lol 😂😂😂

[@user-ru3qn2sz4v]

😂😂😂😂😂yo too bad 😂😂😂😂 I like it 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Megadonoutdoors]

Coming from a slave

[@mountzion3562]

I hate hearing that whenever I heard a Jamaican saying out of many one people's if you black it means you are brainwashed and if India, Chinese or too lightskin it means taking advantage of the aborigne Jamaicans.

[@exquisitecaribbeanqueen7198]

What most people don't realize is the " Very brutal slavery history " is what caused this.Same in Africa and the America's. However there are many black Jamaicans dojng very well privately and don't wish to make it known....Of course we are doing better, it will take time, and about 50 % of this information is very AI generated....but lots of it is very true

[@renogamble743]

Imagine watching El Salvador, Mali, China, Singapore etc turn their countries around in good time, but believing it "will take time" for Jcans historically impoverished, exploited and systemic oppressed have to wait. Same xstian thinking heaven is after you die when you were born in paradise.

[@exquisitecaribbeanqueen7198]

@@renogamble743 Weeeelllllllll said ..... Indoctrination..... Truth 👏🏼😂👏🏼

[@Junje-ri9jo]

⚪️🗑

[@lornafuller8705]

yes, there are many successful black Jamaican entrepreneurs not featured on KZbin podcasts

[@richardrhoden7445]

My concern is all these families which amass over USD 37Billion. What have they done in creating an institution friendly snd supportive to entrepreneurs across the island. By proving experience in guiding small businesses, and providing funds accessible without an ocean of red tapes to wade through.

[@S63LW22]

PREACH

[@kylemarshall9621]

They created jobs

[@ma001eb]

Capitalism doesn’t work for everyone!

[@desmondgraham650]

These people have done more for Jamaica than you will know,

[@nelonest]

You need to understand that business can be a competitive environment. Red tape, or regulations, are in place to control and govern the business world. These rules can sometimes benefit those who are already wealthy, allowing them to maintain their position. It's often difficult to break into established industries without a significant effort. Historically, wealth has been linked to power and influence. People who hold power are less likely to share it, preferring to maintain their dominance. So you'll have to fight.

[@Jahguaar]

Knowledge supports growth.

[@ianrampersad897]

One Black major business owner in a Black country

[@user-vk4po6rm7m]

My sentiments exactly

[@pedward323]

Why are you surprise as his type is the ones who open the door to those people who look nothing like him. As long as he and his family make money he couldn’t care less about most of the rest of Jaimaca, the people, improving it for the majority of them. Look at the British Royal Family still controlling African countries ,have since slavery, colonialism,Caribbean Islands , and on and on. What they get after stealing every asset,nothing nit even clean water,roads good schools that are free ,health care not one thing as again their follow Africans in power allow it just as long as they throw them a few coins. While all this goes on black people fight each other, do everything to destroy each other even with our tongue.

[@annbalgobin369]

Sad sad sad!

[@Xit_ff4x]

We are out of many one people it doesn't matter

[@allenbodyshop3833]

when black man make money they buy gun

[@jackblackful]

Let’s learn from the experiences of African Americans, particularly their struggles with self-abuse and hatred of themselves, and do the opposite by focusing on embracing love and unity as Africans, Jamaicans and Caribbean people, while building wealth.

[@Junje-ri9jo]

⚪️🗑

[@briggsmaleakah]

What do African Americans/ Black Americans have to do with this? We live rent-free in the minds of folks. Your attempt to insult the most successful and influential Black people on Earth is embarrassing and only exposes your insecurity and inability to focus on the real problems within our country and community. Learn to live in your truth. I’ve visited Jamaica multiple times in 20 years, Brazil, and several African countries. Unfortunately, we can't see them as examples of independence and success yet.

[@jackblackful]

@@briggsmaleakah Marcus Garvey (Jamaican) heavily influenced MLK and Malcom X. Hip-Hop/Rap Music was created by Jamaicans and other Caribbean people (not "Gangster Rap" because thats all you). The only thing African Americans are influencing at this point is destruction of the black community as engineered by US government.

[@jackblackful]

@@briggsmaleakah Marcus Garvey (Jamaican) heavily influenced MLK and Malcom X. Hip-Hop/Rap Music was created by Jamaicans and other Caribbean people (not "Gangster Rap" because thats all you). The only thing African Americans are influencing at this point is destruction of the black community as engineered by US government.

[@dahliar410]

Black Americans are the face of our country and black women entrepreneurs are killing the game. You dummies will never be successful like us

[@sheldonbryan5879]

The slave owners of jamaica smh, we are under payed non of these business benefits us in anyway. Food is expensive here, private companies does what the please so light and water bills are high. Don't let these videos fool you people we are suffering in jamaicas economy we poor people live a totally different life from these rich families that came up from the slave days

[@alfa_romeo55yush82]

Maybe your forefathers should have run a little faster. Stop belly aching. That was 400 years ago. What have you done for yourself to uplift your name and family???

[@sheldonbryan5879]

@@alfa_romeo55yush82 are you jamaican? i doubt it so please dont comment on what you dont know about fam

[@sheldonbryan5879]

i despise people like you who open their mouth and say the most uneducated things about stuff you have no knowledge about

[@TheGreatLightM416]

@@alfa_romeo55yush82 Oppression is not belly aching, it’s called speaking the truth. If the market is dominated by white people aka Esau how can the local survive?

[@garygordon5560]

@@sheldonbryan5879 Thank you Sheldon, it’s ridiculous to see us in this day and age be so ignorant to what is taking place around us. All information is available to us but we rather indulge in the bullshit, then come across something like this and act like we are supposed to be proud of exploitation.

[@kennyj43]

All these families have put their money where their mouths are and invested billions in Jamaica, providing jobs for thousands and thousands of people and helping to build Jamaica's economy and global profile. Some of the views on this comments board are blinkered, shortsighted and, frankly, dunce. Every country has its plutocratic class and Jamaica is no different. Go forth and do likewise.

[@kerenkirby2094]

Well said - that is the truth. As long as people see themselves as disadvantaged, oppressed and "victims" of others and/or the system they will never achieve their potential greatness. Everyone can rise and achieve - it is all your beliefs and heart attitudes. Slavery ended a long time ago - time to move on from this backward way of thinking expressed by so many here.

[@apsuaha]

You are missing the point. Jamaicans don't control their country, aka their destiny, beyond what these people say, plan, and present to them. Any altruism is pennies compared to the true good of controlling your own.

[@UnknownPerson-yx2sb]

@@apsuahaWhat made you think that as an ex-colony you would own your ‘own’ country? Because supposedly (I’m not saying we are or are not) us Caribbean people are all from Africa. Even in Africa they do not own their own countries.

[@UnknownPerson-yx2sb]

@@kerenkirby2094Physical slavery ended years ago. Mental slavery is still very much alive, hence why this victim mentality will never go anywhere. Physical slavery is better in the sense that you are actually aware that you are a slave. Mental slavery goes undetected for years, as for most people it’s all they know. Definitely not justifying either but with physical slavery you know where you stand.

[@blackmagik6544]

​@@UnknownPerson-yx2sbhow yuh mean? they still in slavery 😂 How the country full of Black people but they don't run or own nothing there? They let the outsider control it. It's modern day slavery. The government dun sell unnu out from long time.

[@boxertest]

No wonder Jamaica is poor

[@johnshaft3985]

Its poor because of BLACK government!

[@sem5548]

Black Jamaica need to wake up!

[@dmonk926]

The ONLY difference between Haiti and Jamaica is that we are (relatively) welcome in the UK, US and Canada as our colonialistic forebears and can have a good level of dealings with them, where Haitians are none at all welcomed to France and French Canada as their forebears. That gives our island that semblance of stability that Haiti has always lacked...but under the surface is the same chaos and madness

[@hildabyles8132]

BS

[@lornafuller8705]

not true, the documentary just proved ,Jamaica has very successful business leaders you are just upset that they were mainly white . but nonetheless ,Jamaicans,

[@CristianDiaz-p5g]

Jamaicans and Haitians have a lot of similarities in terms of how their lands were colonized by the British and the French that were the most oppressive coloners in American and Caribean. However, the French were even more oppressive by bringing africans from differents of Africa that spoke different languages so they would not unite of make attempts against them. If you listen to Reggae carefully you will pick up that is has a very down and depressive beat unlike the music of black people in the Dominican Rep, Puerto Rico, or Cuba, which has more friendly and happier beats and lirics.

[@dmonk926]

@@lornafuller8705 Haiti also has VERY successful business "leaders". What's your point?

[@dmonk926]

@@CristianDiaz-p5g I don't know if I can agree about the musical aspect. Jamaica has a lot of up tempo music, including a heritage of soca/calypso. The English speaking Caribbean and the Spanish speaking northern part of South America/central America are both evenly the most violent (with no war) regions on Earth.

[@danakhali1189]

All ameeican food om the shelves thats why the economy is crippling with the high food bill because the government dont allow manufacturing plants by an ordinary businessman to make their own products.

[@Xit_ff4x]

Black people are too lazy them have more time fi fight among each other than working together Suh it's hard

[@SarahBourne-w2b]

The I MF crippled Jamaica

[@pose-x]

All governors/governments previous and present allowed this to happen by taking personal bribes kickbacks with their small minded ways

[@runshoottech]

Jamaica’s first supermarket location is at 86 half way tree road, it’s a historical landmark and protected property under the heritage act.

[@tajhpatterson]

I thought they said secret. All those names are known.

[@truthandlies5818]

Never known about the Kerr-jarrets

[@TheMalcolms7]

It's click bait. I heard my dad talk about keer Jarrett before. Never knew what they were all about tbh

[@raymondcrawford8526]

So well known and yet the multitude of onlookers wont learn and try to emulate them?

[@annabanana4537]

It says secretly owns and controls Jamaica. So they are well known men but, except for M. Lee-Chin and the Stewart's family, some of these other men net worth may not have been made public before. Their net worth position them to have great influence and positive impact on the growth of the economy or the country.

[@blackmagik6544]

Nothing but blood money End of discussion

[@blackmagik6544]

@Ghost.of.876 what colour you?

[@blackmagik6544]

@Ghost.of.876 in fact don't answer that it's evident 😂 Do not speak to me. You have a rally to attend to

[@sam3kperv]

Interesting video, but these family's has accumulated much more wealth over the years..

[@alfa_romeo55yush82]

yes way more wealth.

[@ChevBling]

This is exactly what I'm saying and I can bet that wealth is probably sent to Switzerland or some other offshore account.

[@raymondcrawford8526]

Start in ur humble way now so that you can be so recognized in future years

[@lionelrichards2764]

At the 2:26 timestamp, did they really just show the Colosseum block in Jamaica, Queens? 😂😂

[@MizTheDonGargon]

Lmao they did

[@llayura82]

Right

[@alexbeckford4151]

😂😂😂😂 Yoo I was like they not serious 😭

[@clevenecontent]

Those people complaining live in foreign lands. Why dont you return to do investment in the country and balance the wealth gap? Anyway, we are black people and our most productive tool is our mouths. We only chat. No action.

[@shaneilellis9832]

They own business doesn't mean they own Jamaica.

[@kemardennis4431]

These are the out of many families which were not slavers wealth transfer to family members generation

[@ServantScientistSonSaved]

Good. Plenty room for more families to follow suit.

[@Kofi.86]

These r the same people form the gang call the private sector

[@fundinghomes]

@@Kofi.86 “private sector” good distinction

[@rhonalogan7559]

Very interesting but it's so surprising to see 👀 only Levy is Jamaican 😢

[@realvybztv204]

@fryneck Good topic to cover, look who fah hands the wealth of Jamaica is in

[@JanetCousins-to3hz]

This is a simplistic exaggeration. Additionally, some of the families labeled as non-black do have some African ancestry. For example, in Michael Lee-Chin, the man considered the wealthiest Jamaican, his African ancestry is quite evident and some would regard him as a light-skinned black man.

[@krislegends]

Lee-Chin is mixed race. He's not a Black person.

[@JamesPerkins-jn4si]

Stp talk rubbish we all know how it goes for red sk8n and dark skin folk in de whole f the carribean

[@eruditedupreneur]

Yes, but he is still black

[@ma001eb]

Colourism is real issue throughout the world let alone Jamaica 🇯🇲 for real!

[@JanetCousins-to3hz]

@@ma001eb If colourism exists in Jamaica and the other Caribbean countries on the wide scale that some say that it does and which claim I do not necessarily support, at least as it relates to Jamaica, one must then ask who the main perpetrators of this practice are. Although most black people are intelligent and have enough pride and self- love ad self -respect to appreciate the beauty of their own complexion and that of their black-skinned fellow men, other backward and mentally enslaved black people are among the worst pr actitioners +-+of-black colourism. These colourist black people are the ones that are most seen overtly or covertly discriminating against other black people,

[@hermanshim8948]

A simple message to those willing to think. Are you ready for the opportunities the next crisis will provide, or will you be just another victim? Bad "mine" and grudgeful just perpetuate the system. I am encouraged by a new breed of young Jamaicans making a name for themselves of modern-day platforms.

[@resetmyzen1585]

Like anywhere else, the Jamaican population needs to become informed consumers: who are they buying from, and how are these companies they support reinvesting into their community or country? What opportunities are they creating for future generations instead of focusing on brand and price.

[@racquelh9823]

Some of these companies are publicly traded. We all can have a piece of the pie by purchasing shares in the market. You don't have to be rich. Some stock prices are the cost of a meal.

[@Hypermetamorphosize]

Video is well done. This barely scratches the surface. Only a few of these families actually wield political power. Most of the families listed here are much larger than this and have a much higher net worth.

[@danakhali1189]

They create lasting positive changes in jamaican society? Well they are the only ones given opportunities and kickbacks plus many racism

[@SheWhoSeeksWisdom]

The Mayberrys? YP Seaton? Sagicor? JN Group? VM Group? JMMB? Where do these fit in?

[@romariolake9254]

It’s a family video…nt necessarily companies/businesses

[@danakhali1189]

FAMILY, those are not family owned, neither by 1 person plus jmmb doesnt generate that much consistently to be on the list. They are just popular with ads.

[@leonburrell4339]

I was thinking the same

[@Nathan-n9y]

Is anyone surprised. Jamaica used to be a British colony.

[@alsteff6785]

No jamicans were the old British before draconian rules wich are still them pipe down

[@PacoSmith]

This was rather informative.

[@jaysonpalmer788]

Of course they keep it in THEIR FAMILIES these families seems like they originated from elsewhere except Jamaica all but one…..🤔

[@16blank45]

Everyone in Jamaica came from somewhere else. We are all immigrants, either from Africa, Asia or EUrope. I am not sure of the point you are trying to make. Explain please.

[@kingsauce845]

@@16blank45not true, could u look into it deeper

[@andrewthorpe6680]

Our motto is, Out of Manny one people. But in this case out of Manny Money 💰 few family 🎉

[@TwitchNahCrypto]

Qqqqqqqqqq😊

[@1deejay_music]

Hes trying to say everybody whos listed is not black, they are white​@16blank45

[@lincolndidon]

INACCURATE - LOTS OF MISINFORMATION HERE. Orane Family for instance does not own GraceKennedy. The name is Kennedy. So lots of inaccuracies.

[@JamesPerkins-jn4si]

Are billionaires yet Jamaican people suffer like slaves

[@RMadmarksman]

Well thier not the government so why should they bare the weight of the nation yes they can help and they so but stop acting as if just because their billionaires they should solve a countries problem no they don't have to cause there's the government for that.

[@ballakick9080]

Mahfood .. fam 40B Bro is those figure right .. 40 B .. and we don't have proper play stadium and playing field ..

[@LM-xn2ki]

Why so? Can you start being the solution to the changes you want to see happen.

[@incogneto2834]

Any place that has billionaires has poverty around,few control the wealth while the majority has little.

[@vanettp2491]

There money in Swiss Banks​@@ballakick9080

[@RaymondGauntlett]

Most blacks choose to invest elsewhere as they see Jamaica as a time bomb because of the leaderships

[@jjsparksshow4772]

No surprise here man know this for years brilliant video

[@Jerry-tz9ox]

You upset two things that are not correct Joseph matalan is richer than that but to any Jamaican that watch these kind of videos and think it is nice it is a disgrace I am not sure if we are luck in ambition but when I go across Jamaica I see these things and I'm not proud I am going to do something about it I'm giving myself 15 years I prophesy

[@marriaqua]

I don't know if you have already, but if not, could you do one of these for Trinidad and Tobago, Haiti, and Guyana, please?

[@dennischung1136]

The pictures of the Issa’s, Orane etc is wrong put the right picture.

[@alfordvassall5636]

It is sad someone investigates and obtains information via internet etcetera, without any idea of how wealth was created. I went to University in Canada with Mike Lee Chin, heard him referred to by the "n" word in Canada, knew him when we both had nothing and borrowed money in Canada to start a business which he grew into what it is. To hear judgemental comments implying gain from positions of slavery is abominable.

[@ServantScientistSonSaved]

Good info. Good perspective.

[@barringtonbancroft6966]

Business underscores growth & development Profitable ventures are a natural progression!!

[@StGCfiLife]

What about the Gore family? Bicknell, Kerr-Jarret? Hart? Hendrickson?

[@CarnelChin-e3g]

didnt you watch the video?

[@StGCfiLife]

@@CarnelChin-e3g skimmed it.

[@johnshaft3985]

For all the slow people on here,Jamaica is majority black with other nationalities ace groups. These people build Jamaica economy.

[@anthonybroomfield5162]

What a disgusting thing- don’t accept any charity from them it’s a insult

[@iespinosa31]

It might be that the music entertainment economy is taking more seriously than the other sectors of business in Jamaica. This is probably the difference.

[@CharlesHedges-v2u]

I do know that the British Government had to build a prison in Jamaica, at British expense, to house all the Jamaican murderers, drug dealers, gang members etc deported from the UK criminal system back to their island paradise.......Otherwise Jamaica refused to have them back - such is the true face of Jamaican pride.

[@jewlstagara4562]

This is embarrassing, not gonna lie, Jamaicans need to step up in business like they do athletically.

[@rubixpop]

Fr

[@290revolver290]

The hairstyles of the women give me chills 🥶. It's like multiple clones of the same woman. It screams "****"

[@pfazeone1]

All those decades of making sure only a few families are able to invest and grow in Jamaica and all some of these families can show for it is a couple hundred millions? Supm not adding up here.

[@ballakick9080]

I just take it with a grain of salt, we know those family make money in Ja else they would be in business up to this day the some name and info might be off, like Wisynco Group annual revenue at 40B that might be off ..

[@JoanCampbell-d3h]

Many of us has Jamaican do not have a good night dinner much a bed while the rich getting larger and Richer

[@martiniloganmartinilogan83]

​@@JoanCampbell-d3h so is the rich stopping them from having good night sleep n bed ?

[@alfa_romeo55yush82]

@@JoanCampbell-d3h So do something about it and stop whining. Work and invest some of your money.

[@giovannit2k721]

Where's your 300mil USD?

[@cameron9119]

These leading families employ thousands of people and have helped to place Jamaica on the world map and bring investment to Jamaica. They are not parasites.

[@renogamble743]

Slavery and plantation system did the same thing.

[@clevenecontent]

​@@renogamble743What are you doing to provide employment for Jamaicans? Until you are doing what they are doing, your opinion doesn't count.

[@michaelhosang-lee7310]

We have to unite and take back out riches

[@ArleneFoster-k8y]

Douglas Orane was head of Grace Kennedy but that organization is not owned solely by Orane and his family Richard Stewart and Gordon Stewart have same last name but are not brothers and probably not closely related as Gordon Stewart' s father was a Cox and was adopted by someone with Stewart last name

[@dorrettelliott3488]

How much per week the poor men and women take home to feed there families, the little man that keep the floor , kitchen, yard , windows, toilet , store rooms and landscaping ECT. How much per month they take home . Don't tell me $15 and or $20 thousand dollars.

[@mrvonrickroberts5863]

And so much people suffering like that

[@conkshell9445]

... GEEZ ... ITS DEN-NOES AND GEDDEZ !!!

[@desrahbrown8739]

The list is incorrect

[@chris51lee]

Look absolutely brilliant. All these people provide services to the Jamaican people that they want. Except opportunity. I would ask everyone to look at South Africa's attempt to de-colonialize there are economy and provide opportunity for their black citizens. They have black board membership and support from the government yet they have struggled with creating black businesses, opportunities and jobs. They are trying to create a black stable middle class and have fallen short. It turns out in the real world there are many structural, economic and legacy barriers that stop black economic progress.

[@Kathleen-xk6yc]

Jamaica nice..tun into paradise ...wyt tourists enjoying it..wealth provided by foreign. Nationalities..what happen to the black man them..Jamaica nice fe everyone. but we own people...The greatest island pon gods green earth😂Whoy.

[@TheGreatLightM416]

Only the Black messiah is going to give us back what was stolen

[@flenbo76]

Super plus been closed over a decade and a half now....

[@annvalentine-pryce7572]

I don't understand how these investors have helped the economy. Schools and healthcare looks no different to me. Some areas the roads are accidents waiting to happen, especially round by Junction, on the way to Kingston. Only one black man in the whole group?? In my opinion, these people created enough generational wealth to stay in control. If they were really a help to Jamaicans and Jamaica, the island would be more prosperous for everyone.

[@DienaneEtienne-pj8dm]

Yes indeed!! Britain is still control Jamaica.

[@butterflylily7207]

Why didnt this narrators nention the bkack jami ans toi. This is onky half people

[@CristianDiaz-p5g]

Bob Marley's father was a white business man who often befriended black jamaican women.

[@lornabrooks2907]

More power to them but hear is the thing, I think they should reach out to guide some native black to reach to the top while helping in the development of the country. Also real impact is when workers are treated fairly.

[@movadosmith3486]

I love my country jamaica ❤

[@dahliar410]

This is why Jamaicans running to America like they’re crazy. Can’t do nothing for themselves

[@DelwinCowan-mb8so]

These figures don’t wright sir these people way past this by far far far

[@sulner9997]

no the country is poor the gdp would be higher

[@Yasser-o8m]

How many families owned America

[@Marie-pl3wn]

THESE FAMILIES HAVE OPERATED IN A WAY THAT KEEPS THEM AT THE TOP AND THE VAST MAJORITY OF JAMAICANS UNDER THEIR FEET. THE SLAVE SYSTEM IS STILL INTANT WITH THE SLAVE MASTERS AND THE SLAVES. SO SAD

[@rewartray]

Not one black family in the line up. SMH. BACKSIDE.

[@chineyrasta]

There are a few inaccuracies in your post, a lot of these people I know well, but I won’t point out the errors as some of these people would want to keep them in. Sorry.

[@stevemcdowall6727]

Does Elon Musk owns America, Does Bill Gates owns America, Does Mark Zuckerberg own America:: Then if this family owns Jamaica then , Musk, Gates, Zuckerberg, & others also owns America: dont forget to highlight those also

[@DienaneEtienne-pj8dm]

You can’t compare Jamaica and America. Jamaica is a small Island. The White millionaires are helping Jamaica.

[@beresfordforbes]

🇪🇹 God Emanuel 🇪🇹 🖤 his my light and my salvation in him all things are possible 😇 👑. 🔥 the day the dollar died 🔥. One ❤🇯🇲..

[@timothyking1007]

What black people dose really do in jamaica just sing and dance

[@baldscott9191]

Why why are these kind of videos allowed. So much false info . Example: Butch Stewart and the other Stewart are not brothers. Also 2 separate companies.

[@danakhali1189]

He never said it was the same company and robert is butch brother

[@alfa_romeo55yush82]

Get a clue. They are related and yes its the same family running both businesses.

[@Kathleen-xk6yc]

To show who really a run tings.duh?..

[@S63LW22]

exploytation at its finest, not one black jamaican billionaire?

[@LM-xn2ki]

@user-mx3hz7pr3s, instead of complaining, why don't you get up off your back side and start doing something to make the changes that you want to see happen.

[@alfa_romeo55yush82]

Actually there was one. Maybe two if you count Lee Chin. But there was actually one black family.

[@melanin_king]

My uncle a billionaire

[@SrChalice]

@@LM-xn2ki You actually can't. You see tis as a coincidence. After hundreds of years not one black family. Am I to believe that we are that stupid and docile? With all that wealth on the island, it is actually one of the richest counties in the world that rival the U.S.A, per capita.

[@davea.richards9744]

Lee-Chin is half black

[@STARSFashionArtLove]

We're coming to take over 💖💛💚

[@masterwisdom5772]

The sad thing is.... If you total all these families together... It let's you know the Jamaican economy produces trillions of dollars while the black people live in extreme poverty😮😮😮

[@gpasprimus6505]

Wherever there is no unity others usually enter the arena to control establishment not just Jamaica so many other places were resources are abundant and ignorance rules

[@fundinghomes]

That’s what it means to destabilize country. To create and maintain an environment where the people have no unity. This way you can enter the arena and control the establishment. This continues to be done all around the world.

[@donvarri]

they showed jamaica queens who made this video how accurate is it

[@Claribelle401]

Deuteronomy 28 is at play. We owned nothing, but the awakening is here

[@keekee852]

Where is the black man 😢😮jamaica still under slavery.

[@jermainelaing6839]

The only thing I get from this video is that they do not have a clue what they talking bout.. Just like Forbes.. Estimated!

[@charlesgore5827]

With all that said, let's not forget that Britain still controls Jamaica.

[@andreaatkins8420]

MY JAMAICAN PEOPLE THIS IS WHAT THEY THESE MFS DO.. STOP HURTING EACH OTHER AND RISE UP AND HELP EACH OTHER.

[@richardhunter4759]

What about the Gore Family and Skeng Don?

[@NosakheriHerbert]

Can you do trinidad and tobago 🇹🇹

[@junglistmaroon4162]

I don’t see any court Jesters on that list…what’s really good?🤷🏽‍♂️😂🤨

[@user-ru3qn2sz4v]

So nobody from Jamaica is doing well in business its crazy so no rich man in Jamaica 😮😮😮😮Jamaicans building in other country while other's building in their's its 😔😔😔