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Very nice!

Good night my dear friend in christ Jesus thank you so very much and you are such a wonderful and wonderful kind person you treat others with kindness and love .also to all those who have taken the time out just to teach us about our body thank God for you guys.to you my friend stay blessed you and your family ❤

Yes my homeland Grenada I miss you so much

The Lord bless you all

It was a beautiful celebration am so happy I was there

Well done Grenada

Sandra thanks u for showing it my place off birth Victoria

My Grenadan people love u guys I miss out

Too much money was spent on this while the country is in poverty

Hehehe such garbage should never be posted? Garvey was not an African he was a Fulani Arabs. Please go back to the history book. Countries like Jamaica, St Vincent, st. Kitts, black Americans and Antigua are Fulanisixed.with Creoles. Countries like Haiti, Dominican, Bahamas, and St Lucia are Creoles mixed with Fulanis. And likewise the virgin islands and Guadalupe, Martinique are all Creoles. Trinidad is everything mingled race and Barbados are Negro, mixed with Creoles and other Fulani. So before you come here to claim African status know your origin. Besides, Africans will rise when the time has come. As we should be the lowest of every nation on earth and every nation shall rise above us. Please leave my country alone, do not comment and view it. We don't need unintelligent people to tell us our history go preach to Haiti and Jamaica to better themselves. Grenada is fine and we are black and proud!

Which nation in the Caribbean is African descent dear? You name it I pay you? You have no idea who the negroes are or who African descent of slaves are. Obeah is not a ln African thing it was brought into Africa by an oppressive people called Arabs the same is the Fulanis, maroons and black Caribs. Leave Grenada out of your mouth and let us strive as a nation. We don't need anymore telling us who we are and we certainly don't need witchcraft workers as Keith and Creoles to rule over us. This is why we pray to our God of Jacob to get him out of power. By the way don't bring Jesus in Grenada he is the god of the oppressors and Fulanis.

Liar? We were actually impressed to see or leader the Right honourable Minister Dickon play down to earth with his people unlike the Creoles obeah man Keith who wants to sell the negroes to the devil for power.

Dickon Mitchell played "Jab" two years ago and he was widely ridiculed by a broad cross-section of the population. A different side of Dickon, all dressed in white, was on display for the independence celebration and he was again widely disparaged by a broad cross-section of the population. Even so, such matters are just peanuts when compared to the more substantive issues facing the Spice Isles in the decades ahead. After 50 years of Grenada having attained independence, it is incumbent on every Grenadian to take stock of the past and ponder the way forward. As a so-called independent country, in an interdependent world, Grenada has earned the right to a seat at the United Nations (UN) and to vote in the General Assembly. Other perks include the claims to territorial sovereignty and political autonomy. Besides, Grenada has one of the most beautiful national flags and anthems. Even so, Grenada and other countries with a majority BLACK population (AFRICAN countries) are at the lowest rung of all the socio-economic indicators; whether it be in healthcare, education, infrastructural development, or otherwise. Case in point is the congestion at St. George's Market Square which is clearly due to the failure of the different administrations to ensure that the facilities keep pace with population growth. It is increasingly the case that the only way out of this morass is for countries like Grenada to beg for (depend on) aid from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, China, and even India. Contrary to popular opinion, the factors underpinning such a lopsided world order have nothing to do with BLACK people being bereft of the level of intellect and business acumen possessed by other racial groups. While Europeans were skeptical about the possibility of “ACTION AT A DISTANCE,” Africans had already known about the varying vibratory frequencies of crystals and other substances and were making great strides in metaphysics (so-called "voodoo"/"obeah"). By the way, this is the same kind of insight that has led to the development of the internet and other forms of modern technology. Africans were also leaders in the field of metallurgy at a time when Europeans were doubting that iron could float. More importantly, Africa is the most resourceful country in the world. Thus, the potential for AFRICANS to become the most powerful nation on Earth boggles the mind. One of the major factors determining the backwardness of the 1.5 billion-strong BLACK race is our refusal to recognize our commonalities and see ourselves as a COLLECTIVITY. Meanwhile, one of the reputedly great spiritual leaders is attributed to have said that: “A kingdom divided against itself cannot stand.” He also noted that: “As a man thinketh so is he.” Cognizant of such existential truths, the colonial powers readily granted so-called independence to Grenada and other countries; secure in the knowledge that whoever controls the mind also controls the body. The local calypsonian known as Mr. Killa is correct that: “No one could take the African out ah we.” Once our brothers and sisters in the Motherland and other Africans in the diaspora awaken to the fact that: “WE ARE AN AFRICAN PEOPLE", the strength that naturally derives from a united front surely will be manifested. As the saying goes: "Where there is a will there is a way." And so, unless BLACK people begin to take heed of Garvey’s admonition: “UP, YOU MIGHTY RACE”, we would have only ourselves to blame for our failure to be counted as the equal of other races. And such will be the case, whether we are labeled as “independent” or not. Regrettably though, as the said spiritual leader observed: "Men prefer darkness rather than light". And so, the problems facing AFRICAN countries due to a lack of economy of scale and self-deprecation will only get worse whether Christianized Grenadians continue to idolatrously pray in the name of a reputed Jewish rabbi called Jesus (the god/man) for three hours or longer as they did at the 50th Anniversary of Independence Ecumenical Service on February 4th, 2024

Dickon Mitchell played "Jab" two years ago and he was widely ridiculed by a broad cross-section of the population. A different side of Dickon, all dressed in white, was on display for the independence celebration and he was again widely disparaged by a broad cross-section of the population. Even so, such matters are just peanuts when compared to the more substantive issues facing the Spice Isles in the decades ahead. After 50 years of Grenada having attained independence, it is incumbent on every Grenadian to take stock of the past and ponder the way forward. As a so-called independent country, in an interdependent world, Grenada has earned the right to a seat at the United Nations (UN) and to vote in the General Assembly. Other perks include the claims to territorial sovereignty and political autonomy. Besides, Grenada has one of the most beautiful national flags and anthems. Even so, Grenada and other countries with a majority BLACK population (AFRICAN countries) are at the lowest rung of all the socio-economic indicators; whether it be in healthcare, education, infrastructural development, or otherwise. Case in point is the congestion at St. George's Market Square which is clearly due to the failure of the different administrations to ensure that the facilities keep pace with population growth. It is increasingly the case that the only way out of this morass is for countries like Grenada to beg for (depend on) aid from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, China, and even India. Contrary to popular opinion, the factors underpinning such a lopsided world order have nothing to do with BLACK people being bereft of the level of intellect and business acumen possessed by other racial groups. While Europeans were skeptical about the possibility of “ACTION AT A DISTANCE,” Africans had already known about the varying vibratory frequencies of crystals and other substances and were making great strides in metaphysics (so-called "voodoo"/"obeah"). By the way, this is the same kind of insight that has led to the development of the internet and other forms of modern technology. Africans were also leaders in the field of metallurgy at a time when Europeans were doubting that iron could float. More importantly, Africa is the most resourceful country in the world. Thus, the potential for AFRICANS to become the most powerful nation on Earth boggles the mind. One of the major factors determining the backwardness of the 1.5 billion-strong BLACK race is our refusal to recognize our commonalities and see ourselves as a COLLECTIVITY. Meanwhile, one of the reputedly great spiritual leaders is attributed to have said that: “A kingdom divided against itself cannot stand.” He also noted that: “As a man thinketh so is he.” Cognizant of such existential truths, the colonial powers readily granted so-called independence to Grenada and other countries; secure in the knowledge that whoever controls the mind also controls the body. The local calypsonian known as Mr. Killa is correct that: “No one could take the African out ah we.” Once our brothers and sisters in the Motherland and other Africans in the diaspora awaken to the fact that: “WE ARE AN AFRICAN PEOPLE", the strength that naturally derives from a united front surely will be manifested. As the saying goes: "Where there is a will there is a way." And so, unless BLACK people begin to take heed of Garvey’s admonition: “UP, YOU MIGHTY RACE”, we would have only ourselves to blame for our failure to be counted as the equal of other races. And such will be the case, whether we are labeled as “independent” or not. Regrettably though, as the said spiritual leader observed: "Men prefer darkness rather than light". And so, the problems facing AFRICAN countries due to a lack of economy of scale and self-deprecation will only get worse whether Christianized Grenadians continue to idolatrously pray in the name of a reputed Jewish rabbi called Jesus (the god/man) for three hours or longer as they did at the 50th Anniversary of Independence Ecumenical Service on February 4th, 2024

Sweet sweet Grenada

God bless 🙌

Fantastic!! Wish I was there...... Glad to see Grenada365Events sharing with us the beauty that is Grenada 🇬🇩

nick mack is here

❤ and Thanks YOU! I remember very vividly walking on that very beach on my way to and from school as a boy...enjoyable memories.

I am from sutter's

I am from Grenada can you meet me

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This is a great initiative which will save many lives, and encourage children and adults to learn to swim as a basic life skill. Thank you to the Nutmeg Mace Spice Association for doing this work

Drown proofing training classes will also be help for the children and adults.

I love your positive Energy. Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤

Grenada National Swim Week...

I am also proud to be a Grenadian, my beautiful Island 🏝️ of Grenada 🇬🇩

I flew from Pearls airport in June 1970 . To Barbados then boarded the British airways airline to London Heathrow Airport.

Amazing. The only thing we need to use correct languages when we describe a person conditions Down Syndrome is a genetic condition but not a disease Such people have plenty to offer the world Hope to meet all of you one day Keep up the good work and best wishes Upside of Downs www.upsideofdowns.org.uk

Don't like them , their ancestors put my ancestors through hell , they think their 2 dollars can buy them their salvation ,

No !!! U can't walk the whole of the island in one day..😂😂😂😂 there are a lot in the interior hills and waterfalls many vegetation impossible roads if we can't do it and we walk so much.🎉🎉🎉🎉not even the jab jab can't they travel miles per hour they can't make it

Come again my friend. Good to know it will be a history for you

Well done , hope this cheque will go a long way in helping others suffering from Kidney disease. ❤🇬🇩🙏🙏🙏🙏

Awsome

What is happening to the show line this look like a lot of costal erosion is taking place

Looking good Ladies!!!

This is wonderful to see. Every Grenadian should know how to swim!

Thank you for teaching this very important life skill.

Beautiful video, thank you. Wonderful Sauteurs, my birth place. Always holding Grenada in my ❤️. One love to all Grenadians.

Good 👍 woman power

Proud of the PRO, very articulated young lady. Keep the momentum going brother Quinc.

I have literally just come across this channel. Keep showcasing our Grenada!👍

That’s where we used to have a swim and the early morning getting the Teeterie bags out of the water in the early morning , my childhood memories what fun it was. No flying fish anymore?

My Beautiful home St Marks

Thank you sis . 🇬🇩 is my home . Proud 2 B A Grenadian . I remembered pearls Airport ❤❤❤❤❤

The abandoned pieces of plane should cleanup and make it a tourist attractions there is so much good artist that can make it happen .

My beautiful country Grenada 🇬🇩 . Grenada I miss you!

I missing out love for London

Excellent 👍🏾