Weeping and Wailing : JC long live the King

[Sir X]

There was weeping and wailing amid shouts of “Long live the King!” This was only 10 years before Jamaica's achievement of political independence. So from Justice Small's account one can understand the work that was needed to educate our populace about being an independent nation.

http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/opini...dentity_136969

[Don1]

There was weeping and wailing amid shouts of “Long live the King!” This was only 10 years before Jamaica's achievement of political independence. So from Justice Small's account one can understand the work that was needed to educate our populace about being an independent nation.

http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/opini...dentity_136969

LOL!

From this piece by M Burke (a world class yapper) you select the recollection of a 14 y.o. boy regarding the supposed cheering for a Babylon king...and use that to define an institution???? Nuh mek mi start pon dis case wid yuh

Meanwhile back in the real world - it is incontrovertible that JC is a core source of:

* Self governance movement - starting in the 1930s-40s
* The formation of political parties, trade unions and the elements of civil society (Manley's Drumblair Group)
* The formation of a Jamaican cultural & national identity
* Formation of a native education system
* Important social reforms of the 1970s
* I don't think I need to belabor the point...

Now we're focused on dragging Jamaica into the 21st century by the embrace of science & technology at the earliest possible levels.

This begins with reforms in the current, backward 1960s style education shitstem... which is only adequate to service a low-skill. tourism-led economy. It doesn't even do that job well

That shitstem needs fundamental change if JA is to progress in the Age of Automation, AI & Robotics Any questions????????????

Fervet Opus in Campis. When wi shoot...wi neva miss. Long live the King

[Sir X]

Yuh dun know mi post it fi draw yuh toungue,easy nuh man....hehe.