Your colors are so bright...like the colors wrapped around, the cheddar jargon airport, alot like JFK, but super empty, I said, it was late arrival...1865.
I watched the entire celebration ,and, I was impressed with the video and the co-ordination of the display of the parade.However,I was disappointed not having the address by the Prime Minister on the video,if at all there was one.😢😅
I would have really liked to incorporate the address by the Prime Minister but my battery was on the low, so i had to conserve a bit. I am happy you were impressed with the parade after all.
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 for the next 50 years. 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. The healthcare system in most African countries is so lamentable that the leaders routinely travel abroad for medical services. Few of our universities engage in extensive research. While countries like the United States (US) and Canada upgrade their infrastructure almost yearly, most African countries are still using the same old bridges and tunnels built during the colonial and Roman periods. 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"). 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. With all the other races depending on the extraction of raw materials from Africa to keep their factories running, 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 will only get worse whether Grenadians continue to idolatrously pray in the name of a reputed Jewish rabbi called Jesus for three hours or longer as they did at the 50th Anniversary of Independence Ecumenical Service on February 4th, 2024.
2. I do not want my own, fireworks! Catacomb Rules will tell capacity of the field, do not go above the capacity if you are. Civilians! I do not want my own, fireworks!!!
Now i see why my dad loved grenada so much . He would say to my mom WIFE let go back home na gal .lol R.I.P Daddy
That is a job well done thank you it is the best production of the celebration I viewed
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉Phonomeon Presentation, On GrenadaHappy 50 Years Of Indepdndence Day Celebrations Going Up.
Your colors are so bright...like the colors wrapped around, the cheddar jargon airport, alot like JFK, but super empty, I said, it was late arrival...1865.
I watched the entire celebration ,and, I was impressed with the video and the co-ordination of the display of the parade.However,I was disappointed not having the address by the Prime Minister on the video,if at all there was one.😢😅
I would have really liked to incorporate the address by the Prime Minister but my battery was on the low, so i had to conserve a bit. I am happy you were impressed with the parade after all.
Amazing 😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤just Loveing it 🙌 🎉
Looking gud🎉🎉
We like it so once we see our respectable P M we well happy with that
Thanks Daniel 🇬🇩
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 for the next 50 years. 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. The healthcare system in most African countries is so lamentable that the leaders routinely travel abroad for medical services. Few of our universities engage in extensive research. While countries like the United States (US) and Canada upgrade their infrastructure almost yearly, most African countries are still using the same old bridges and tunnels built during the colonial and Roman periods. 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"). 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. With all the other races depending on the extraction of raw materials from Africa to keep their factories running, 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 will only get worse whether Grenadians continue to idolatrously pray in the name of a reputed Jewish rabbi called Jesus for three hours or longer as they did at the 50th Anniversary of Independence Ecumenical Service on February 4th, 2024.
We Grenadians don't care how d stage set up or erected once we are comfortable that's 0all we need ,leave us as we dey
2. I do not want my own, fireworks! Catacomb Rules will tell capacity of the field, do not go above the capacity if you are. Civilians! I do not want my own, fireworks!!!
3. Do not vacancy any positions, be wise. Spark no War!!!
Why did they set up the stage in such a way that it alienate the people behind🤔
Shut your mouth bruh because I actually went and dance there