Jamaica,Stay Alert.The Soul of Our Nation Is at Stake.

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Something dangerous is unfolding in our beloved island. Beneath the noise of party colours and political theatrics lies a troubling truth a calculated effort to destabilize Jamaica. This is no ordinary election cycle it’s a national crossroads and every Jamaican must choose,defend the progress we have made or sit back while agents of chaos drag us back into regression. 

We have seen  this script before political unrest, veiled threats, and tribalism disguised as activism. The PNP’s recent actions go beyond politics  they are not campaigning for leadership, they are inciting disruption. From stirring chaos in the streets to reviving tactics reminiscent of the 70s, their approach reeks of desperation. Confusion, fear, and disorder have become their tools in a dangerous bid for power, showing a blatant disregard for the peace and stability our country has worked so hard to achieve.


Take the protest over Dennis Chung’s appointment. Heroes Circle was flooded with PNP supporters, yet many of them could not even explain what FID means. That wasn’t civic pride it was blind tribalism and that’s the heart of the problem. Too many voters are politically immature, voting by party colour, not performance.

They don’t care that:

  • Crime is down.

  • Unemployment and poverty are at historic lows.

  • There are no new taxes.

  • Infrastructure is improving.

  • Investments are flowing in.

This is what progress looks like yet those who benefit from disorder are trying to tear it all down.

Meanwhile, well-thinking Jamaicans are staying silent or “neutral,” silence is not neutrality it’s complicity. While you hesitate, the misinformed show up to vote,propaganda can win elections if the truth remains quiet.

Just look at the timing,a major gun bust rocks the country, and days later the PNP launches a protest. The Dennis Chung “debacle” dominated the headlines,coincidence? Not likely. It was a calculated move to derail national focus, stir unrest, and shift public sentiment.

This is not about green or orange,It’s about Right vs. wrong,Truth vs. propaganda. Leadership vs. recklessness.

To the well-thinking Jamaicans,your voice has always mattered but now more than ever your vote is needed.Get off the fence! Make a choice! Don’t hand over the country to those who value power above progress.

 The coming weeks will bring noise and desperation, but Jamaicans must not fall for it.

Now is the time to choose Jamaica, choose stability over sabotage, progress over propaganda, and country over party.

Jamaica, land we love, is worth it. Let’s stand up and defend her.

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