One of the best interviews I have had the privilege of watching and listening too. Thank you for doing the interview and thank you Israel for doing the interview. ❤
Kudos to this brother for his decision to move to Jamaica. I left Jamaica when I was in my mid teen, to be with my father here in Canada. What people got to understand, Canada, gives you some amazing opportunities, but that comes with a price. You expect to work and build Canada. The systems taxed you horrendously, and if you save money from what you've already taxed for your retirement. The government comes again and ask for their cut of your retirement money. The idea that what you make on a job is actually yours it is not. You work and work and work without any end in sight. No one wants to subjugate themselves to these regime anymore. There are so many people who are waking up and are either returning to Jamaica or people who visit Jamaica. I fell in love and bought and built to live. Jamaica is truly heaven on earth, the pull to move to Jamaica is infectious, it is magnetic, and I'm on that same train. Living conditions and vibes are out of this world. People don't listen to fake news trying to discourage people from Jamaica.
Exactly the Jamaican people in the country and in the diaspora can make Jamaica 🇯🇲. The government is not the answer to everything. We must team up with the government and hold them responsible for what needs to be done.
I thoroughly enjoyed your interview with Israel. As a born Canadian, however, I was raised in Jamaica. I can very much relate to what Israel was saying relating to the quiet racism. This is the reason for my move. We have already purchased in St. Ann and we are preparing to make the move permanently. All the best to you, Israel. You are already on your way to success. I will definitely link up to your Facebook group.
This is such an empowering interview. As a Jamaican-Canadian, I had the honourable pleasure of meeting Israel back in 2011 in Africville Nova Scotia, as the president of the York United Black Students Alliance (YUBSA) of York University. A few of us made the journey from Toronto to Nova Scotia (18 hour drive) to learn about our deeply rooted African Canadian History. Israel and El Jones took us under their wings and vibration during the course of our stay. It changed my life. So glad he's landed in Jamaica and is stirring the consciousness for Jamaicans abroad to come back home. #ImSoScotian #HammondsPlains #Beechville #NorthPreston #EastPreston #OrphangeforColouredChildren
I’m a Jamaican living pretty good in Canada 10 years now. My wife and I are already building our investments and want to return to Jamaica for our early retirement.
Jamaica is not a cemetery, you spend all the fruitful years contributing to another country's labour force that directly help GDP, then you want to return to enjoy Jamaica that the Jamaicans who stayed there built. You better not come with any complaints
@@NativeNomads10 you know how much of us sending money every month to support our families back home for them to survive or live a fairly good life? Look at remittances, look at returning residents that buying some of these houses and spending money that was made in other countries and bring it back to Jamaica.
I am so motivated by this discussion and can relate in a lot of this dream. I have already bought property in St.Anns and love it. Next goal is planning the move.❤😊
Another great interview Throp..I enjoyed it as a fellow Canadian. I agree and understand his sentiment. I, too, plan to live in Jamaica. Farming is also my plan God willing.
Last summer I visited the Gambia and went to Kunteh Kinte Island and was told the same history that he talked about. When I went to Ghana, I cried for days after came back to the States. It changed my whole outlook on my life. I will be returning this summer 🇯🇲❤️🇬🇭
Great interview thanks Throp! The sad thing about this is that some of these same racist people are moving to Jamaica, because of the things they are hearing and will eventually start racism up because they are ungodly and take it everywhere they go. This man is so intelligent and wise. My parents were Jamaicans migrated to the USA then moved back to Jamaica now passed on. Ever since then I have been trying so hard to move there, land is so expensive but my heart is in Jamaica, nature is everything to me after God. It's taking me long due to lack of funds but mostly lack of good connections. So thank you this interview is giving me lots of hope. My Laid back quiet private lifestyle and being a health fanatic, and eating organic is costing a lot here at home in the states 😅
I'm Jamaican and I live here and I can tell the type of people that actually decide to move here aren't racists' because the draw is not just the land its the people and how we live, its not perfect but there is something special about us in this place. I think you should work with Throp or Izrael's group and just do a little everyday towards your goal and just make it happen my friend you only have one life.
Well they are in for a rude awakening. That's Jamaica and the majority of the country people are the same race as Isreal. Racist works in number, when they aren't in numbers they humble themselves and maybe learn to become human.
Wow I wish Jamaican love Jamaica the way that he does, this was awesome, I bought an apartment and I still haven’t made the move because I have a 5 and 10 year old and I just want to make sure I’m not taking them from what they know, I left Jamaica at the age of 11 I’m now 48 and I’m ready to go back home
I respect his mentality of coming together or organizing to resolve issues. However he is contradicting himself to some degree. In Canada he organized to have the local government make changes. The reason is because we need the government to work for its citizens. The same is true in Jamaica. A few citizens can only have a small impact compared to good government policy. Such as repairing roads, upgrading schools and hospitals etc. Jamaicans need to organize and hold the government accountable and make sure it works for their needs.
That is true, partisanship in Jamaica is strong so the government get away with a lot. It's improving though, because now, access to information is readily at hand
Looking at this guy without him saying his connection, you could see has Jamaican culture in him. I would love to see you guys build on the hospitals, like getting a more up to date EKG, XRAY MACHINES IN ER. I MOVED TO JA AND MOVED BACK TO US. I wanted to help the Black River Hospital but there were too much dishonesty. If this young man could the hospitals, that would be great. Looking forward to see some movement on this front. Thank you.
@Throp… Yes believe it or not England, Canada, France, etc are just as racist but nothing is not said much. Many are leaving Canada and England and moving into African nations. Or Carribean or South America
He's right about racism with a smile in Canada. I'm Canadian, now dual, living in the USA and the difference is under cover and disguised better. This also goes for judgement in general there, all judgement is just more subtle, outwardly.
Black people need to get up and start going to places where they are happy and feel accepted. Whether Africa, Jamaica etc. They just need to carefully plan their move, think it through carefully. Good interview.
It's intriguing how long it takes to get to Africa from Europe but Europeans would get in their rickety boats to Africa just to disrupt the continent. That's the devil deed.
Hi: There is an interesting book about the life of some immigrants in Canada. The title is: A p!@ce Ca!!ed Heaven: Th& M*aning of B*ing B!ack in C@nada
I wish a lot of Jamaican would listen to this interview
True.
That is the truth.
Very true
💯
we are 👍🏾
One of the best interviews I have had the privilege of watching and listening too. Thank you for doing the interview and thank you Israel for doing the interview. ❤
Kudos to this brother for his decision to move to Jamaica. I left Jamaica when I was in my mid teen, to be with my father here in Canada. What people got to understand, Canada, gives you some amazing opportunities, but that comes with a price. You expect to work and build Canada. The systems taxed you horrendously, and if you save money from what you've already taxed for your retirement. The government comes again and ask for their cut of your retirement money. The idea that what you make on a job is actually yours it is not. You work and work and work without any end in sight. No one wants to subjugate themselves to these regime anymore.
There are so many people who are waking up and are either returning to Jamaica or people who visit Jamaica. I fell in love and bought and built to live. Jamaica is truly heaven on earth, the pull to move to Jamaica is infectious, it is magnetic, and I'm on that same train. Living conditions and vibes are out of this world. People don't listen to fake news trying to discourage people from Jamaica.
Exactly the Jamaican people in the country and in the diaspora can make Jamaica 🇯🇲. The government is not the answer to everything. We must team up with the government and hold them responsible for what needs to be done.
Exactly. They think it's only the Government's responsibility to build a nation. The majority sit and do nothing but complain.
Great interview I enjoyed listening to this young man. It is good to hear from someone who did not grow up in Jamaica.
Loved this! Izrael should have a vlog or RUclips channel. Would love to see videos as he builds his food forest. Would love to follow his story 😊
I thoroughly enjoyed your interview with Israel. As a born Canadian, however, I was raised in Jamaica. I can very much relate to what Israel was saying relating to the quiet racism. This is the reason for my move. We have already purchased in St. Ann and we are preparing to make the move permanently. All the best to you, Israel. You are already on your way to success. I will definitely link up to your Facebook group.
This is an amazing interview!!! Sooooo inspiring. Thank you for sharing.😊
New to this channel, from London. Love everything you do on this channel
This is such an empowering interview. As a Jamaican-Canadian, I had the honourable pleasure of meeting Israel back in 2011 in Africville Nova Scotia, as the president of the York United Black Students Alliance (YUBSA) of York University. A few of us made the journey from Toronto to Nova Scotia (18 hour drive) to learn about our deeply rooted African Canadian History. Israel and El Jones took us under their wings and vibration during the course of our stay. It changed my life. So glad he's landed in Jamaica and is stirring the consciousness for Jamaicans abroad to come back home. #ImSoScotian #HammondsPlains #Beechville #NorthPreston #EastPreston #OrphangeforColouredChildren
I’m a Jamaican living pretty good in Canada 10 years now. My wife and I are already building our investments and want to return to Jamaica for our early retirement.
Jamaica is not a cemetery, you spend all the fruitful years contributing to another country's labour force that directly help GDP, then you want to return to enjoy Jamaica that the Jamaicans who stayed there built. You better not come with any complaints
@@NativeNomads10 you know how much of us sending money every month to support our families back home for them to survive or live a fairly good life? Look at remittances, look at returning residents that buying some of these houses and spending money that was made in other countries and bring it back to Jamaica.
Best interview I’ve heard in a while. Very informative
I am so motivated by this discussion and can relate in a lot of this dream. I have already bought property in St.Anns and love it. Next goal is planning the move.❤😊
Likewise 🎉
Wowww, this interview…OH CANADA😒…IYKYK…I wish him continued success, and peace. #sooverthisplace
Thanks for this interview.
“We are the tool that everyone used to get ahead.” Truer words have never been spoken. That statement rings true on so many levels.
Another great interview Throp..I enjoyed it as a fellow Canadian. I agree and understand his sentiment. I, too, plan to live in Jamaica. Farming is also my plan God willing.
Great interview!
Love love this Podcast! So many informative! Love this guy.
Israel!!!! Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, you rock! Enjoy life
" We are the tool that everyone uses to get ahead." 💥💥💥💥 Thoroughly enjoyed this interview.
Amen❤🙏🏽 The ancestors always provide.
God our Creator provides. He's not dead dear he's alive.
🥰🥰🥰… GOOD DAY THROP & THROPPERS CHIMING IN FROM CLOUDY CONNECTICUT… 😇😇😇
Solid interview
Fantastic interview 👏🏽 very interesting men with a lot of knowledge. I enjoyed listening to the two of you🥰
Happy Sunday 🙂
Outstanding interview! BE is a powerful group indeed. Thanks for doing this, gentlemen. 👍🏿
Absolutely. Thanks for watching
Another one! Such powerful inspiration! Love it!
Smart move my brother love your story welcome to Jamaica love your reasoning
Last summer I visited the Gambia and went to Kunteh Kinte Island and was told the same history that he talked about. When I went to Ghana, I cried for days after came back to the States. It changed my whole outlook on my life. I will be returning this summer 🇯🇲❤️🇬🇭
Oh wow. I am really really looking forward to visiting Ghana. Thanks for sharing your story
@@Throp Going to Africa /Ghana is must, for all black people
Great interview thanks Throp! The sad thing about this is that some of these same racist people are moving to Jamaica, because of the things they are hearing and will eventually start racism up because they are ungodly and take it everywhere they go. This man is so intelligent and wise. My parents were Jamaicans migrated to the USA then moved back to Jamaica now passed on. Ever since then I have been trying so hard to move there, land is so expensive but my heart is in Jamaica, nature is everything to me after God. It's taking me long due to lack of funds but mostly lack of good connections. So thank you this interview is giving me lots of hope. My Laid back quiet private lifestyle and being a health fanatic, and eating organic is costing a lot here at home in the states 😅
I'm Jamaican and I live here and I can tell the type of people that actually decide to move here aren't racists' because the draw is not just the land its the people and how we live, its not perfect but there is something special about us in this place. I think you should work with Throp or Izrael's group and just do a little everyday towards your goal and just make it happen my friend you only have one life.
Well they are in for a rude awakening. That's Jamaica and the majority of the country people are the same race as Isreal. Racist works in number, when they aren't in numbers they humble themselves and maybe learn to become human.
Always good info cuz💯
Good interview
Needed to hear this today🎉
Thanks for the truth regarding the conditions under which a lot black Canadians encounter.
Omg Izrael! Great interview!
Wow wow wow!!! Very relatable. Much guidance bredda!!
Wow I wish Jamaican love Jamaica the way that he does, this was awesome, I bought an apartment and I still haven’t made the move because I have a 5 and 10 year old and I just want to make sure I’m not taking them from what they know, I left Jamaica at the age of 11 I’m now 48 and I’m ready to go back home
I find this interview inspiring and encouraging. I have always liked living in Jamaica.
I respect his mentality of coming together or organizing to resolve issues. However he is contradicting himself to some degree. In Canada he organized to have the local government make changes. The reason is because we need the government to work for its citizens. The same is true in Jamaica. A few citizens can only have a small impact compared to good government policy. Such as repairing roads, upgrading schools and hospitals etc. Jamaicans need to organize and hold the government accountable and make sure it works for their needs.
That is true, partisanship in Jamaica is strong so the government get away with a lot. It's improving though, because now, access to information is readily at hand
Amazing interview
Thank you!
Looking at this guy without him saying his connection, you could see has Jamaican culture in him. I would love to see you guys build on the hospitals, like getting a more up to date EKG, XRAY MACHINES IN ER. I MOVED TO JA AND MOVED BACK TO US. I wanted to help the Black River Hospital but there were too much dishonesty. If this young man could the hospitals, that would be great. Looking forward to see some movement on this front. Thank you.
This man is speaking the truth 🙏🏾❤️
He really does
May the most high bless and keep him healthy and safe,prosper bless his hands.
@Throp… Yes believe it or not England, Canada, France, etc are just as racist but nothing is not said much.
Many are leaving Canada and England and moving into African nations. Or Carribean or South America
This young man's smile brings Dennis Brown to mind.
Ready to go home. Just waiting for my daughter to finish university and med school and I’m out of here(Canada)
Awesome. Wishing you the best
Good day from the westend 🇯🇲
Amazing interview ❤❤❤
Thanks so much. One of my favorites
So true! Jamaican have to build up Jamaica!
He's right about racism with a smile in Canada. I'm Canadian, now dual, living in the USA and the difference is under cover and disguised better. This also goes for judgement in general there, all judgement is just more subtle, outwardly.
Throp should have called me for the network upgrade. I would have done it for few nights at Travelers.
interesting interview
Thanks so much. One of the most personally educating interviews I have done
@Throp i thoroughly enjoyed it
I need to take the leap and come home as well
yesss!! @@AAHomeGardening
@@Throp i am working on it - help me pray it will work out soon rather than later - you can come to my farm and do a tour then
Nice one! Where exactly is Izrael's land? U didn't say in the interview .
Goat Life... I love it...lmao...
Haha thanks for watching
Black people need to get up and start going to places where they are happy and feel accepted. Whether Africa, Jamaica etc. They just need to carefully plan their move, think it through carefully. Good interview.
It's intriguing how long it takes to get to Africa from Europe but Europeans would get in their rickety boats to Africa just to disrupt the continent. That's the devil deed.
Nicole Hannah Jones "1619"
Throp when are we getting ThropX events uploaded?
Can link to the Facebook group be sentout
People tell me America is rough for black people. As a Canadian I must say, it is no different.
I had no idea that Canada was so racist smh
It's majority white, that's what happen at places where black is a minority. South Africa is an exception for reasons
This man is exactly like me😮😮😮Is there a phone number or contact number for him? Thank you Throp!
racism is everywhere were black people are or go to its international but its an different levels always remember that
Hi: There is an interesting book about the life of some immigrants in Canada. The title is: A p!@ce Ca!!ed Heaven: Th& M*aning of B*ing B!ack in C@nada
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Amazing interview!
Great interview