I sincerely enjoyed this interview with our late Honorable Prime Minister, Mr. Edward Philip George Seaga. I have personal gratitude for Mr. Seaga because I was one of the first recipient of the H.E.A.R.T employment program which he implemented in 1982. I graduated Secondary School that same year and as a result of this Program, I immediately got my first paying job working for a construction company in Spanish Town as an accounting clerk. That seminal job provided me a lot of valuable business experience, knowledge and confidence which is the foundation of my financial comfort today. In my humble opinion, Mr. Seaga has contributed more to the development of Jamaica than any other Politician. May he deservingly Rest In Peace!
Dem fucking dunce nuh rass.....thick as plank dem dumb as a rock bout Eddie, Eddie bombo burn in hell Eddie an d hore and all d asshore that praise this turd
Julian Carrington what watch you on about? I noticed a person can't comment without people like yourself come with fuckery. I never count how many watch Eddie wear on his hand are how many stand guards he did all I am saying he interact well with John public. Don't mix my bumboclaat statement with politic because my respect still stands for Edward Seaga R. I. P, it is about showing respect that you may just need to adopt.
Tony I have no respect for none of the PM's outta JA. Why? Cuz de whole a dem a fuckrey. Siaga's greatness came at the suffering of my people weather JLP or PNP. My people still suffered and died and it's still going on till this day sir. So don come tell me bout nah great man when him bombaclat people a suffer till this day.
If Seaga was given more political latitude Jamaica would have been a developed country at this point...the country was growing at 6-12% gdp during his reign. However we allowed skin color to detract us from progress...Jamaica lost a brilliant mind and a man that could have made an even bigger contribution to our country.
@@juliancarrington35 You need to take a remedial classes, your grammar is atrocious. You can't even spell the man's name correctly. It's Seaga, not Siaga!
RIP The Rt Hon Edward Seaga, no politician are saints, whatever fault other said you have(and you might have, I was not in your inner circle) I can only speak of what i can see outwardly what you had done, but you Mr Seaga has not done anything worse than who were before you, or after you. Mr Seaga took a country that was pretty much bewildered about putting basic food on the table because they were no where to be found, and let me go back in the store and get items that I took for granted. The Jamaican dollars worth something back then, he was a excellent Min of Finance, he open free zones that women and men could find a place to earn a living. And so many things that he put Jamaica on the world map for, but a lot of people choose to forget all the positives. The last politician that was in my civics book when I was going to school. The last of one of the framers of pre and post Independence. Baby Grange I know you are older than me, because I had a class with you,teaching young teenagers how to dress and carry themselves but you still looking good. RIP Mr. Eddie you were born in the states and you could have chosen to go back and make a life there but you chose to be a public servant in Jamaica. Thank you sir.
Didn't he close the school for adult education....when Micheal said eat wat u grow didn't he say it was foolishness and then gave out free rice and flour...and now jlp promote eat wat u grow....
@@millib412 you ding bat.... stop being so condescending...HEART was created to encompass all adult vocational training in Jamaica..form auto mechanics..(under JAGAS) costomotolgy, tourism, catering and clothing and textiles....this was a more comprehensive approach..students were given a weekly bursary to ensure they could attend class and the qualifications from HEART is recognised all over the island and the teaching was first class...does that answer your question? Hence there was no need for JAMAL
Psychology, sociology, and anthropology👍🏿 study and act Jamaicans you hear "unuh vote with unuh hearts and not unuh brains" so typical of black people though, job well done Sir Winford Williams 👍🏿
IT DEFINITELY FEELS LIKE A LOSS. IT TRULY FEELS LIKE JAMAICA HAS LOST ITS MAIN BODY GUARD.. I FEEL SCARED NOW REALLY. IT FEELS AS IF THERES NO ONE HERE TO FIGHT FOR OUR IDENTITY AND OUR RESPECT AND IMAGE. HE TOOK OVER FROM BUSTAMANTE, AND HE DID A GREAT JOB.. HE CARRIED THE BATTLE FOWARD, AND DESPITE HIS LIMITED SUCCESS AS PRIME MINISTER, BUSTA WUD BE PROUD OF HOW HE CARRIED ON AFTER HIM.. THE 1980 ELECTION HAS AFFECTED HIS CAREER, BUT, YOU CAN SEE CLEARLY HIS PASSION HIS WORK AND HIS DEDICATION IN THE WORK HE DID AFTER LOSING THE REIGNS. MR. PATTERSON, THROUGHOUT HIS 18 YEAR TENURE AND AFTER, HAS NO LEGACY TO REVERE OR REMEMBER. WHAT HAS HE DONE FOR JAMAICA AFTER POLITICS?? WAT HAS SEAGA DONE? EVEN TILL THE DAY HES DEAD... THIS MAN IS A HERO IN MY BOOK. HE DESERVES TO TAKE HIS PLACE AS NATIONAL HERO LIKE NORMAN MANLEY
What a top class interview,from a top class Minister Hon Olivia ‘ Babzy ‘Grange , nothing better in life than a great mentor,it’s what shapes the ones coming into great people. Condolences to the family of former Prime minister Edward Seaga, fascinating story, may he rest in peace . Onstage Winford Williams thank you great interview ❤️💛💚🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
I'm thinking how this man never given, the opportunities need to make Jamaica a first class nation, can people be so shortsighted for the better good of the nation, wow this man is not what the propaganda was all about!!!
Ignorance is JAMAICA'S biggest downfall. They loved Manley's beautiful speaking even though he wrecked our economy. You notice that most PNP supporters vote based on family traditions and not on issues. Its only after hungry reach them in the 1970s that they decide to vote out Manley. They had no interest in economic development so they had no interest in Seaga.
I grew or came of age during the era of Seaga and Manley.I was raised a PNP. Now looking back none was perfect.I can say terrible things that were attributed to both and also good things about both but I believe the lasting legacy of PM Seaga was in the area of culture and for PM Manley was in the area of Social justice.Both were very bright men.Lets put away politics and pay tribute to our now deceased PM.
Many respect Paulette Morgan, you looked on the brilliance of the man along with his imperfections to make this comment and to pay respect regardless of the party you grew up supporting.
@@marvelousmarvelous2529 Thanks.Just this past week I learned so much about PM Seaga that I didn't know.Jamaica got a lot of positive international recognition through the work of this man.I am impressed.Wish I could be able to even sign the condolence book.He will definitely be remembered as a cultural icon.
I'm on vacation and by the time I get home I won't be able to sign the book. I too wish I could have signed it but oh well. May he RIP and his family find strength during this time of bereavement.
Salute to the late Rt. Hon. Edward P. G. Seaga. A splendid interview by Mr. Williams. Mr. Williams, thanks for recording this for posterity. In the interview, Mr. Seaga pointed to his heart and head and as such, folks should watch and take note. Well intended...
Indeed Hon. Seaga has led such a fulfilled life and has touched the lives of many. He will be deeply missed. Jamaica is blessed to have had such a stalwart of a leader. A remarkable statesman. I'm really tearing. I loved our former leader!! May God grant the Seaga family comfort and peace in their time of bereavement!!
Two great interviews Winford as a leader of Jamaica di man deserve respect. Could anyone of us have done it and avoided di corruption and still be effective...bigg ups Mr Seaga RIP
HE IS MR JAMAICA..every spect of modern Jamaica this man has a hand in....education .HEART TRUST....business..THE JAM STOCK Exchange.....cultural development ...Things Jamaican the UDC....Edna Manley college....our music and countless things..so I can honestly overlook the short comings nation building is hard
Just by the nature of the comments to my earlier posts it is clear that the politicks from the 1970’s have deep and far reaching impact on much older Jamaicans and indirectly on the younger members of society. Some, many, are in support the murders and some, probably those who lost love ones, are against it. Obviously it is difficult to express your mind, especially on a controversial topic as politics without fear of retaliation, so lot of people not really saying what they truly feel. If you are one of them just leave a like and make me do the talking. If the USA left Jamaica to choose their own destiny we would be a much better, peaceful, loving, kind, independent, educated, prosperous nation. More life, I and I a Jah, Yahweh, Elohim greater than great so no bangerang can arm I.
@Zinedine Mourice they will never tell the truth only the oneside of the picture. I keep asking if he bring guns how was it possible that gun ringing from 1950, but guess what all now not one of them can answer.
Just check the institutions that this brilliant man founded..he was indeed the best and brightest, the only fault was that he had the wrong pigmentation which of course was no fault of his, foolish, ignorant Jamaicans couldn’t see beyond his color and the pnp used it against him..our collective loss. Thank you sir for your service and brilliance
Rest In Peace you have taken Jamaica to the next level now u can wait on the master all us love u trod the Road all over Jamaica with u it’s a wonder full knowing u .
MISS BABSY GRANGE THAT WAS UNDEED A NICE SHORT AND SPICY INTERVIEW WITH WINFORD.'TREAT P WITH RESPECT YOU WILL GET BACK RESPECT'.AND SURELY NOW IN THIS DAY AND AGE IT IS UNFORTUNATELY NOT HAPPENING🤔
I remember when I was a child growing up in Trench Town during the 1980 election campaign and Edward Seaga was at a rally shouting "Blood fe blood and fire fe fire" He was basically encouraging political violence in the ghettos...and then he would leave and go home to his peaceful mansion with his many bodyguards, but I guess we shouldn't speak ill of the dead, we only focus on whatever good he did. RIP
I think Jamaica is moving fwd of lately because lot more ppl r working n more opportunities for ppl for eg lot more farm working ticket giving out in communities,is jus d crime is a main problem
MR Edward Saga is a great man and a great Leader, you don't need racket science to know that, if this great man and Leader did get the time in office as the corrupted PNP, Jamaica would be on top of the world in a dignified way, no question ask, may is soul rest in peace, we lost a very undoubtedly great man and a Leader, this great man and Leader Edward Seaga, will be missed forever, he left an outstanding mark on the Jamaican soil that can never be erase
Natty P Are you reffering to all the blood shed of black people that he is responsible for? Man take your head out the sand--your ass is showing Mr. Ostrich.
@@cynthiacater5825 u clearly don't know the history of our politics well, if you did u would know who or the real warrior and heartless killers, neither do u know the difference between instigator and defence, that's u problem
Well done Edward u really set a good foundation that is y our crime rate is so low in Jamaica.. U really steer the country in the right direction and as a result of ur hard work there r a lot more opportunity for our Jamaican... How can I forget how much u upgrade our hospital system u never had to fly away to American for for treatment when u were sick.... U relax and die in Kingston hospital because it was in such good condition.... Rest in peace we are now seeing a great result in Jamaica...
"The Jamaican electorate rarely votes with its mind..." Truer words were never spoken. When people die, we have tendency to deify them. Mr. Seaga, like all of our politicians, leaves a checkered legacy; he changed our society for the better and for the worse. My condolences to his family, friends and supporters.
This man is responsible for some terrible crimes in Jamaica men,women, whole families felt the pain he gained from the wealth of Jamaica by subduing my people to some he is a hero but not to me i remember the suffering he others caused i cant be a hypocrite Bless
Listen to the interview and study all that he did for Jamaica who was doing better than Singapore when he was Minister of Finanace, look at Singapore today amd look at Jamaica. Mr. Seaga was a visionary, but Jamaicans did not see the vision, they wanted a populist for their leader and they got a few, one of whom introduced the free mentality to Jamaica. The violent in Jamaican politics were on both sides, so if you want to accused one, think about the others also. Look at the party that was in control of Jamaica for over twenty four years and tell us about the progress they have made in Jamaica, under that government, we see poverty, crime, and lack of opportunity for the people of Jamaica, today we have a prime minister who is trying to make life better for the Jamaican people, and I hope this time around Jamaicans will choose pragmatism over populism.
I agree there was a time when Jamaica was prosperous and there was also a time of decline ie wealth, education,industry, both parties took advantage of the situation and the people also. Peace
What is the real concern? It is not where he was born, but the passion that he had about being an agent of change in a place where he was raised up and call his homeland. He may not have made the best decisions, but he certainly made a huge impact on the country.
Civil war, communism vs capitalism...I for one am grateful that we did not join the ranks of communist countries..I’m a proud capitalist, I don’t depend on government for anything beyond creating an environment for entrepreneurship to flourish. Big up Eddie the great!!!
I am no expert but it seems Seaga is alot like Dudus or other community-based crime boss. He charms and bribes at the microcosmic level and wreak havoc at the macrocosmic level. Those who are unaware of the big picture are thus deluded into viewing him as a hero or Robinhood-like figure. No. This is a common strategy of crime bosses to recruit and maintain support for their macro-criminal operations
Seaga has done more for poor black people than all Jamaica’s politicians put together...who created HEART? Exim bank? The Jamaican Stock Market, developed Ocho Rios, the waterfronts at Mobay and Doentown Kingston, Jamaica festival, and I could go on and on, now tell me what the man with the dark pigmentation do but put us in more debt and bury the country with high interest loans and anemic growth..come with facts and not feelings
No,that's a lie!!!! Matalan owned most of Cayman back in the days but now Dart owns most of Cayman..Seaga owns a hotel there and some other businesses though
I mean no disrespect but most of you are surely misinformed and brainwashed. Please do your research on this man you call a hero and you'll truly understand the corruption, violence and negativity he brought to Jamaica. Please, I beg of you to educate yourself and stop being so ignorant and naive. Who knows where Jamaica would have been today if this man didn't introduce corruption, violence and crime to the Jamaican culture. I completely understand that people are trying to pay their respects to the dead but the elder Jamaicans need to come forward and speak the truth about what this man has truly done to our beautiful and innocent Jamaican culture. Due to his erroneous political contributions this man has single-handedly tainted and divided Jamaica and Jamaicans. I don't care for politics!! I only care about the hearts and minds of the Jamaican people and it's about time we stand unity and not divided. This tyrant has destroyed our culture and we let him get away with it. Wake up Jamaica!
People we need to do we own history research not just listening to oneside because I was from St Thomas and people that side didn't see all this glory all this is only for Kingstown.. What about the rest of Jamaica.. Kmt
@Cookie Mamma as for sucking the blood from a nation (stealing it resources and give go his interests) history shows it. The man speaks of music and west Kingston. Jamaica is much more than that. I suffered under his leadership( bad leader).
I sincerely enjoyed this interview with our late Honorable Prime Minister, Mr. Edward Philip George Seaga. I have personal gratitude for Mr. Seaga because I was one of the first recipient of the H.E.A.R.T employment program which he implemented in 1982. I graduated Secondary School that same year and as a result of this Program, I immediately got my first paying job working for a construction company in Spanish Town as an accounting clerk. That seminal job provided me a lot of valuable business experience, knowledge and confidence which is the foundation of my financial comfort today. In my humble opinion, Mr. Seaga has contributed more to the development of Jamaica than any other Politician. May he deservingly Rest In Peace!
Big up onstagetv GREAT INTERVIEW WITH MR SEAGA
the one and only MR.WINFORD
CONTINUE TO DO YOUR BEST
@@mazlinsterling9930 ICON HE TO BE HONORED FOR HIS MAJOR ROLE/ PART IN JAMAICA CULTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT
Giving praise to Barabbas Seaga
Dem fucking dunce nuh rass.....thick as plank dem dumb as a rock bout Eddie, Eddie bombo burn in hell Eddie an d hore and all d asshore that praise this turd
@Zinedine Mourice wa you write sleeping? Wakeup a daylight
Winford is a man with class!
What a pleasure it was to have known him. I am proud of all his contributions to our country
I enjoy this show thank you
Excellent interview Winford you will leave a legacy behind which many will not fill tumbs👍up
Not because some people have smart phones don't mean they are smart....
Good interview. Gained insight into his journey
One I respect Eddie for the way he knew how to interact with people, without a doubt.
How much man died because of and on siga watch?
Julian Carrington what watch you on about? I noticed a person can't comment without people like yourself come with fuckery. I never count how many watch Eddie wear on his hand are how many stand guards he did all I am saying he interact well with John public. Don't mix my bumboclaat statement with politic because my respect still stands for Edward Seaga R. I. P, it is about showing respect that you may just need to adopt.
Tony I have no respect for none of the PM's outta JA. Why? Cuz de whole a dem a fuckrey. Siaga's greatness came at the suffering of my people weather JLP or PNP. My people still suffered and died and it's still going on till this day sir. So don come tell me bout nah great man when him bombaclat people a suffer till this day.
If Seaga was given more political latitude Jamaica would have been a developed country at this point...the country was growing at 6-12% gdp during his reign. However we allowed skin color to detract us from progress...Jamaica lost a brilliant mind and a man that could have made an even bigger contribution to our country.
@@juliancarrington35 You need to take a remedial classes, your grammar is atrocious. You can't even spell the man's name correctly. It's Seaga, not Siaga!
Very good interview, space between questions is awesome. WINSFORD 👍evertime.
Highly appreciate this interview
RIP The Rt Hon Edward Seaga, no politician are saints, whatever fault other said you have(and you might have, I was not in your inner circle) I can only speak of what i can see outwardly what you had done, but you Mr Seaga has not done anything worse than who were before you, or after you. Mr Seaga took a country that was pretty much bewildered about putting basic food on the table because they were no where to be found, and let me go back in the store and get items that I took for granted. The Jamaican dollars worth something back then, he was a excellent Min of Finance, he open free zones that women and men could find a place to earn a living. And so many things that he put Jamaica on the world map for, but a lot of people choose to forget all the positives. The last politician that was in my civics book when I was going to school. The last of one of the framers of pre and post Independence. Baby Grange I know you are older than me, because I had a class with you,teaching young teenagers how to dress and carry themselves but you still looking good. RIP Mr. Eddie you were born in the states and you could have chosen to go back and make a life there but you chose to be a public servant in Jamaica. Thank you sir.
Didn't he close the school for adult education....when Micheal said eat wat u grow didn't he say it was foolishness and then gave out free rice and flour...and now jlp promote eat wat u grow....
U obviously dont know your look it up and get back to me...until then ....mute
@@millib412 you ding bat.... stop being so condescending...HEART was created to encompass all adult vocational training in Jamaica..form auto mechanics..(under JAGAS) costomotolgy, tourism, catering and clothing and textiles....this was a more comprehensive approach..students were given a weekly bursary to ensure they could attend class and the qualifications from HEART is recognised all over the island and the teaching was first class...does that answer your question? Hence there was no need for JAMAL
Seaga take us out of the dark put wee in light love you sir
I loves babsy
It's a magnitude to heard this man speaking. ..toward hour history. .
PJ drain jamaica energy like when kingston inna drought EDDY WE WILL MISS YOU!!!!
Winford great job as always 💜💜
Psychology, sociology, and anthropology👍🏿 study and act Jamaicans you hear "unuh vote with unuh hearts and not unuh brains" so typical of black people though, job well done Sir Winford Williams 👍🏿
him is gud leader regarless of what people say blessed journey eddie
Very informative program last night
IT DEFINITELY FEELS LIKE A LOSS.
IT TRULY FEELS LIKE JAMAICA HAS LOST ITS MAIN BODY GUARD..
I FEEL SCARED NOW REALLY.
IT FEELS AS IF THERES NO ONE HERE TO FIGHT FOR OUR IDENTITY AND OUR RESPECT AND IMAGE.
HE TOOK OVER FROM BUSTAMANTE, AND HE DID A GREAT JOB..
HE CARRIED THE BATTLE FOWARD, AND DESPITE HIS LIMITED SUCCESS AS PRIME MINISTER, BUSTA WUD BE PROUD OF HOW HE CARRIED ON AFTER HIM..
THE 1980 ELECTION HAS AFFECTED HIS CAREER, BUT, YOU CAN SEE CLEARLY HIS PASSION HIS WORK AND HIS DEDICATION IN THE WORK HE DID AFTER LOSING THE REIGNS.
MR. PATTERSON, THROUGHOUT HIS 18 YEAR TENURE AND AFTER, HAS NO LEGACY TO REVERE OR REMEMBER.
WHAT HAS HE DONE FOR JAMAICA AFTER POLITICS??
WAT HAS SEAGA DONE?
EVEN TILL THE DAY HES DEAD...
THIS MAN IS A HERO IN MY BOOK.
HE DESERVES TO TAKE HIS PLACE AS NATIONAL HERO LIKE NORMAN MANLEY
What a top class interview,from a top class Minister Hon Olivia ‘ Babzy ‘Grange , nothing better in life than a great mentor,it’s what shapes the ones coming into great people.
Condolences to the family of former Prime minister Edward Seaga, fascinating story, may he rest in peace .
Onstage Winford Williams thank you great interview ❤️💛💚🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Amazing Show
Rip Showa man
I'm thinking how this man never given, the opportunities need to make Jamaica a first class nation, can people be so shortsighted for the better good of the nation, wow this man is not what the propaganda was all about!!!
Ignorance is JAMAICA'S biggest downfall. They loved Manley's beautiful speaking even though he wrecked our economy. You notice that most PNP supporters vote based on family traditions and not on issues. Its only after hungry reach them in the 1970s that they decide to vote out Manley. They had no interest in economic development so they had no interest in Seaga.
I grew or came of age during the era of Seaga and Manley.I was raised a PNP. Now looking back none was perfect.I can say terrible things that were attributed to both and also good things about both but I believe the lasting legacy of PM Seaga was in the area of culture and for PM Manley was in the area of Social justice.Both were very bright men.Lets put away politics and pay tribute to our now deceased PM.
Many respect Paulette Morgan, you looked on the brilliance of the man along with his imperfections to make this comment and to pay respect regardless of the party you grew up supporting.
@@marvelousmarvelous2529 Thanks.Just this past week I learned so much about PM Seaga that I didn't know.Jamaica got a lot of positive international recognition through the work of this man.I am impressed.Wish I could be able to even sign the condolence book.He will definitely be remembered as a cultural icon.
I'm on vacation and by the time I get home I won't be able to sign the book. I too wish I could have signed it but oh well. May he RIP and his family find strength during this time of bereavement.
YES I, BIG UP SEAGA SIP DADDY , RESPECT WINFORD 💜💛💚💜.
Rip Mr Edward Seaga i love and miss you lots god bless your soul 😍😘💗💖💝💘💋
Thank you sir Winford
good interview indeed
Salute to the late Rt. Hon. Edward P. G. Seaga. A splendid interview by Mr. Williams. Mr. Williams, thanks for recording this for posterity. In the interview, Mr. Seaga pointed to his heart and head and as such, folks should watch and take note. Well intended...
Indeed Hon. Seaga has led such a fulfilled life and has touched the lives of many. He will be deeply missed. Jamaica is blessed to have had such a stalwart of a leader. A remarkable statesman. I'm really tearing. I loved our former leader!! May God grant the Seaga family comfort and peace in their time of bereavement!!
Look how lovely West Kingston is honestly the politicians live in tivoli Gardens? NO
Two great interviews Winford as a leader of Jamaica di man deserve respect. Could anyone of us have done it and avoided di corruption and still be effective...bigg ups Mr Seaga RIP
One love
I loves him I wish he did live for the next election
Fire for 🔥 blood for blood 1980? Kingston 🇯🇲
We need a interview with Mr.Holness on his take on the music industry too so far
Rip
This man done so much for Jamaica, it's unbelievable. I hope we have him as on Hero. The Heart Program that young people enjoy,he implement that.
I hope these people with all there negative comments about this, educate them and see how much he has done. stop listening to Politicians.
Errol, it's sad folks don't educated themselves, he wasn't perfect but he did his job.
HE IS MR JAMAICA..every spect of modern Jamaica this man has a hand in....education
.HEART TRUST....business..THE JAM STOCK Exchange.....cultural development ...Things Jamaican the UDC....Edna Manley college....our music and countless things..so I can honestly overlook the short comings nation building is hard
Well we lost a great son of Jamaica, R.I.P
He was not a son of Jamaica. He was an American. He was born in BOSTON USA sent by CIA to con troll JA. FACTS
Mr seaga aka blinds best prime minister eva in ja the man is for the people in so many different categories rip to the boss him self nuh apology
I WILL NOT BE MOVED. NO SUPPORT HERE FOR HIM. DON'T BE FOOLED.
Just by the nature of the comments to my earlier posts it is clear that the politicks from the 1970’s have deep and far reaching impact on much older Jamaicans and indirectly on the younger members of society. Some, many, are in support the murders and some, probably those who lost love ones, are against it. Obviously it is difficult to express your mind, especially on a controversial topic as politics without fear of retaliation, so lot of people not really saying what they truly feel. If you are one of them just leave a like and make me do the talking. If the USA left Jamaica to choose their own destiny we would be a much better, peaceful, loving, kind, independent, educated, prosperous nation. More life, I and I a Jah, Yahweh, Elohim greater than great so no bangerang can arm I.
@Zinedine Mourice they will never tell the truth only the oneside of the picture. I keep asking if he bring guns how was it possible that gun ringing from 1950, but guess what all now not one of them can answer.
The interviewer is trying to put words in Mr Seaga’s mouth . Glad Mr Seaga shut him down ! Mr Seaga was a great patriot RIP
Mr. Edward. Seagas. He. Was. The best. Miss. Mr. Edward. Seagas. One love to fmaily
Mr seaga main focus was western Kingston....not here to chant politics because it is what it is..(POLITRICKS)
100%.
I think that's on unfair statement to make go back on read on all the institutions he formed
Let's say it nicer..I don't know or read about any Member of parliament that do so much in their Constituency like Mr.Seaga
What kind of prime minister only focuse on one side of a country?... people is going to say he is a good prime minister are we for real.. Kmt
Just check the institutions that this brilliant man founded..he was indeed the best and brightest, the only fault was that he had the wrong pigmentation which of course was no fault of his, foolish, ignorant Jamaicans couldn’t see beyond his color and the pnp used it against him..our collective loss. Thank you sir for your service and brilliance
❤️sip
As usual maximum respect miss Grange .rest in peace mr .seaga .his 50 songs 4 cd compilation is a hit .will cherish my copy of his autograph.
I have an autographed copy, too.
Rest In Peace you have taken Jamaica to the next level now u can wait on the master all us love u trod the Road all over Jamaica with u it’s a wonder full knowing u .
Edward Phillip George Seaga the Prime Minister of all times
yall hear.... leave dancehall alone.
36:22 BOSS Eddie 👑🤴🏾🤴🏾👑
MISS BABSY GRANGE THAT WAS UNDEED A NICE SHORT AND SPICY INTERVIEW WITH WINFORD.'TREAT P WITH RESPECT YOU WILL GET BACK RESPECT'.AND SURELY NOW IN THIS DAY AND AGE IT IS UNFORTUNATELY NOT HAPPENING🤔
I remember when I was a child growing up in Trench Town during the 1980 election campaign and Edward Seaga was at a rally shouting "Blood fe blood and fire fe fire" He was basically encouraging political violence in the ghettos...and then he would leave and go home to his peaceful mansion with his many bodyguards, but I guess we shouldn't speak ill of the dead, we only focus on whatever good he did. RIP
As you say you was a child, there was a war going on between PNP and JLP. So try not to play a fool. Because one can blood or fire against oneself.
I think Jamaica is moving fwd of lately because lot more ppl r working n more opportunities for ppl for eg lot more farm working ticket giving out in communities,is jus d crime is a main problem
Yes it is ,but this is 14yrs ago
Yes it is ,but this is 14yrs ago
Yes it is ,but this is 14yrs ago
Yes it is ,but this is 14 yrs ago
Rip to a real general
MR Edward Saga is a great man and a great Leader, you don't need racket science to know that, if this great man and Leader did get the time in office as the corrupted PNP, Jamaica would be on top of the world in a dignified way, no question ask, may is soul rest in peace, we lost a very undoubtedly great man and a Leader, this great man and Leader Edward Seaga, will be missed forever, he left an outstanding mark on the Jamaican soil that can never be erase
I AGREE
@@beulahblessings1005 strong up to you all
You are so right. Real visionary The Right Honorable Edward Philip George Seaga.
Natty P
Are you reffering to all the blood shed of black people that he is responsible for? Man take your head out the sand--your ass is showing Mr. Ostrich.
@@cynthiacater5825 u clearly don't know the history of our politics well, if you did u would know who or the real warrior and heartless killers, neither do u know the difference between instigator and defence, that's u problem
Please
Big up babsy love you miss Eddie like wow love Eddie to the moon
Was he only for west Kingston?
Di gal Babsy still look good.
She can get cocky straight at fi har age
Well done Edward u really set a good foundation that is y our crime rate is so low in Jamaica.. U really steer the country in the right direction and as a result of ur hard work there r a lot more opportunity for our Jamaican... How can I forget how much u upgrade our hospital system u never had to fly away to American for for treatment when u were sick.... U relax and die in Kingston hospital because it was in such good condition.... Rest in peace we are now seeing a great result in Jamaica...
Satan will welcome this demon through the glowing gates of hell with open arms!
Mi think babsy did allergic to dem colors deh...
"The Jamaican electorate rarely votes with its mind..." Truer words were never spoken. When people die, we have tendency to deify them. Mr. Seaga, like all of our politicians, leaves a checkered legacy; he changed our society for the better and for the worse. My condolences to his family, friends and supporters.
Eddi\e was the best, and the brightest Prime Minister our country ever had. May his soul rest in peace.
This man is responsible for some terrible crimes in Jamaica men,women, whole families felt the pain he gained from the wealth of Jamaica by subduing my people to some he is a hero but not to me i remember the suffering he others caused i cant be a hypocrite Bless
Listen to the interview and study all that he did for Jamaica who was doing better than Singapore when he was Minister of Finanace, look at Singapore today amd look at Jamaica. Mr. Seaga was a visionary, but Jamaicans did not see the vision, they wanted a populist for their leader and they got a few, one of whom introduced the free mentality to Jamaica. The violent in Jamaican politics were on both sides, so if you want to accused one, think about the others also. Look at the party that was in control of Jamaica for over twenty four years and tell us about the progress they have made in Jamaica, under that government, we see poverty, crime, and lack of opportunity for the people of Jamaica, today we have a prime minister who is trying to make life better for the Jamaican people, and I hope this time around Jamaicans will choose pragmatism over populism.
I agree there was a time when Jamaica was prosperous and there was also a time of decline ie wealth, education,industry, both parties took advantage of the situation and the people also. Peace
He was even born in Jamaica lol
True but your talking just three months out of 89 years!
@@MsGuthrie1 if I born in America and my parents are Jamaican and I grow up in America. Everyone quick to call me yankee, so how him different
What is the real concern? It is not where he was born, but the passion that he had about being an agent of change in a place where he was raised up and call his homeland. He may not have made the best decisions, but he certainly made a huge impact on the country.
That was 1980 in one ☝️ month during the election or however long it last the race that is
Pappa Eddie for National Hero
Steve Jargon i second that
Lol then I should be a national hero also
@@bankergeorge I most definitely should be one too
@@bankergeorge that is dependent on what you think the requirements are. But l was actually being serious.
@@sharlane74 lndeed👍🏿
Eddie's mistress
Change your name from guru rag to crab and your from basket tell no one about your from JA 🤭🤫
2000 Jamaicans died that year
Civil war, communism vs capitalism...I for one am grateful that we did not join the ranks of communist countries..I’m a proud capitalist, I don’t depend on government for anything beyond creating an environment for entrepreneurship to flourish. Big up Eddie the great!!!
You are a fucking liar! Jamaica never had a year when 2000 murders were recorded!
I am no expert but it seems Seaga is alot like Dudus or other community-based crime boss. He charms and bribes at the microcosmic level and wreak havoc at the macrocosmic level. Those who are unaware of the big picture are thus deluded into viewing him as a hero or Robinhood-like figure. No. This is a common strategy of crime bosses to recruit and maintain support for their macro-criminal operations
Jamaican in problem if people like this are Jamaican we can see the out come of what politicians do to the country
Watch the documentary life and debut and you all will understand who is SEAGA . No luv fi black people bobsy a try mek him look good
Seaga has done more for poor black people than all Jamaica’s politicians put together...who created HEART? Exim bank? The Jamaican Stock Market, developed Ocho Rios, the waterfronts at Mobay and Doentown Kingston, Jamaica festival, and I could go on and on, now tell me what the man with the dark pigmentation do but put us in more debt and bury the country with high interest loans and anemic growth..come with facts and not feelings
Hear sehh him own half a cayman a true???
No,that's a lie!!!! Matalan owned most of Cayman back in the days but now Dart owns most of Cayman..Seaga owns a hotel there and some other businesses though
Once the PNP tells a lie on you it never goes away it seems, but Jamaicans are on to them now
Of course it's true and you own the other half.
@@teddybear8649 ok kool
@@cloverlynthompson4782 are u trying to be sarcastic?
Its about time he left this earth, I thought evil was going to live forever.
Your hatred is evil..
Wicked people always live long to suffer.
The face of evil is pass
Fire bun Seaga
No more belt tightening I guess.. a real piece of shit. Jingles this Barnabas.
I mean no disrespect but most of you are surely misinformed and brainwashed. Please do your research on this man you call a hero and you'll truly understand the corruption, violence and negativity he brought to Jamaica. Please, I beg of you to educate yourself and stop being so ignorant and naive. Who knows where Jamaica would have been today if this man didn't introduce corruption, violence and crime to the Jamaican culture. I completely understand that people are trying to pay their respects to the dead but the elder Jamaicans need to come forward and speak the truth about what this man has truly done to our beautiful and innocent Jamaican culture. Due to his erroneous political contributions this man has single-handedly tainted and divided Jamaica and Jamaicans. I don't care for politics!! I only care about the hearts and minds of the Jamaican people and it's about time we stand unity and not divided. This tyrant has destroyed our culture and we let him get away with it. Wake up Jamaica!
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People we need to do we own history research not just listening to oneside because I was from St Thomas and people that side didn't see all this glory all this is only for Kingstown.. What about the rest of Jamaica.. Kmt
Really, take a look at the PNP leaders. It's full time Jamaicans take a look at what has happened in Jamaica not what the PNP want them to think
History said that 👍
@Cookie Mamma as for sucking the blood from a nation (stealing it resources and give go his interests) history shows it. The man speaks of music and west Kingston. Jamaica is much more than that. I suffered under his leadership( bad leader).
Repent babsy ...repent for the criminals you enhance in toys pen...let former cia member mr seago death be a wake up ...
why would someone want to be associated with Edward Seaga is beyond me.
smfh.
He believed in capitalism, had business savvy, was a big thinker and a visionary, created, planned and executed..sounds like a guy worth admiring.
Because those people who associate with him wants good for Jamaica you and your PNP fools don't want good for our country..
Because those people who associate with him wants good for Jamaica you and your PNP fools don't want good for our country..
Because those people who associate with him wants good for Jamaica you and your PNP fools don't want good for our country..
@@raggaguru3432 he did definitely executed many jamaican with his shower dem with bullet policy. Even Bob Marley got showered on.
I'm sure he was the violence monster