Good morning Met .This animal next to (Edited) . This animal has no loyalty she done all ar fren dem . She is a snake under grass . She is what mi granny used to call mouth murderer . She swing any which way the wind blows . This week she walk with (Edited) .

Mi cyah believe she a hug up (Edited) and she alwaya a seh how (Edited) love beg ar her costume jewelry and dont like pay . She class up har fren (Edited) am and try fi tief money from one likkle (Edited) dem did start . She class ar fren (Edited) to zero .Seh how di ooman ugly and man shop lock pan ar . How di ooman house full like shelter . How di ooman house need breeze .Thats why when di ooman invite har she no go cause it too crowded . She class poor big foot (Edited) how di ooman bathe in Pine Action .But most of all my God she can class up (Edited) and then tek mike inna di ooman party dem and a big ar up after she seh she go a obyah man and him tell ar how (Edited) grude ar . Now my God why would anybody want to grudge this Dragon Tale looking character . iF YOU SEE THIS ANIMAL COMING RUNNNNN . No loyalty whatsoever . Thanks Met .

Title: HAITIANS AGAIN// MAFIA LADIES

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The tristate along with Philly dancehall folks would love to know what happen to the “sisterly” bond between Rose and Bernice. I was at Sexy shauna Dance on Saturday and you could see the tension between both of them. Bernice a par wid har new crew and Rose looking like a lonely scared dog in the party. I am still shocked that they fell out this bad, because the last time they were at it they made up. I wonda if Rose forsake Bernice in her time of Apt needs. Or could it be ova a man or gal. Dwl.. Bernice always acted like Rose mother so now when you see Rose she look lost when she suppose to be enjoying herself. It even seems like she was hiding from Bernice for a minute because she haven’t been out in ova 4 plus months when she was a every week regula.. I pray that it is not labba mouth dinky come between di gal dem because she was bff with the two and now every boddie a stay to themselves. Rose she s he turn ova har life to God and mi still a stutta, cause never in my wildest dream see that coming from her especially soo soon. Bobby please tekk back Rose ya..

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Next thing is Sexy Shauna you cah get no baddie man fi barrow so you a put up pic pan Fb with you earnings from the dance fi di lickky lickky man dem see it and come look you. Lol. Di teef dem a run wild a philly that was a dumb move, dem might juss fukk you and rob you at the same time. Like who does that Shauana??. Next thing , you and you fren dem a bruuk out and clean di dance floor like unuh a look man da night deh, unuh cah wine and unuh stiff. Kelly mafia, mi cah believe fi a married woman you come out ina Rihanna red hair and a skin out your pussy ina a dance soo.. mi know Owen really leff you now, cause you really did a gwann like you in heat in a di dance. Shame on unuh crew fi some big woman unuh disgusting…

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Greeting Met ,
pray all is well with you
My name is Natalie , aka Isha Bel . I absolutely love jamaicangroupiemet I am in a 45 sound clash on irish and chin.com. against 2 other great reggae artiste. Can you help me to win?
Can you vote for me please Isha Bel “nuh Call the police” and share the clash with your bloggers.Here is the link to the clash http://irishandchin.com/45-klash-tournament/3887

“People are always blaming their circumstances for what they are. I don’t believe in circumstances. The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want, and if they can’t find them, make them.” – George Bernard Shaw

Moses Samuels is the perfect example of what it means to be persistent. Not even the neglect of his parents, which led to him being raised by the State, could stop him from charting his own success.He is always searching for that golden idea to reinvent his image, but it is his latest venture that is so far proving to be the biggest hit with the people of May Pen. Known to most as ‘Rogers’, Samuels first took on a singing career in the early 1990s, performing under the name ‘Reggae Rogers’ but, from time to time, would branch off into a new profession whenever life threw him the unexpected curve ball. “It was the late (broadcaster) Basil ‘Bagga’ Brown who actually gave me the name ‘Reggae Rogers’ when he came to May Pen in 1993 with Reggae Trail,” Samuels recalled.”At the time, I was singing and sounded like (country and western singer) Kenny Rogers, so people used to call me Peter Rogers, but when ‘Bagga’ heard me singing country music on the reggae rhythm he said he is going to change the name.
“I voiced a couple of singles, which did well overseas. Locally, I got a lot of airplay and recognition and even went to Canada and Cuba because of it. But, you know, life has stages so I eventually moved on from that because I am the kind of person who always wants to keep earning,” he said. Soon after, ‘MC Rogers’ was born. “The MC Service also came about because the same Bagga gave me an opportunity,” Samuels said. “He was supposed to host another leg of the Reggae Trail in Brown’s Town, but wasn’t feeling well so he asked me to do it for him. “From that night, he said to me: ‘Rogers, yuh nuh only can sing, yuh can also host shows because you have the voice of a real MC’, so from there I started to host weddings, birthday parties and stage shows.”
After music, Samuels segued into business. “I started to work with Epic Hardware in May Pen, until I eventually decided to start my own little town crier business, which is still going strong today,” he said. However, it was the decision to open a low-budget sports bar and restaurant on Manchester Avenue, May Pen, that added a whole new chapter to the success story of this grass roots Jamaican, who simply does not know how to fail. Selling food for $100 might not be unique to this mid-island town, but offering free delivery service is certainly adding a new dimension. “We deliver everywhere in May Pen,” Samuels said. “We supply homes because a lot of people don’t come anymore, but the higglers are my main customers. They are the ones who asked me to start the delivery service,” he explained. The business has now grown to the point where Samuels employs eight individuals. “With everything you will always have some amount of negative feedback, but for me the response has been really great,” he said.
But life wasn’t always this good for him. Born in Clarendon, the 43-year-old was brought up in a foster home in neighbouring Manchester, but would return to his home parish with a burning desire for success. “When I came back to May Pen in 1984, it wasn’t pretty for me. I only had two pants and one shirt, but I was determined to make something of myself,” Samuels revealed. “Not because I was brought up in foster care or didn’t have the love of a mother and a father, that doesn’t mean I should be a negative person towards society,” he said. “With or without love from a mother or father, I decided that I was going to show love to everybody who I come in contact with, so there is no excuse for you to become a negative person,” he continued.
Reflecting on his journey, Samuels, who now has a daughter, said he’s blessed. “One of the main reasons why I am where I am today is because I choose my friends carefully because it hasn’t been an easy road. Trust me. “But when I look at what I have achieved since I came to May Pen I have to be thankful because if I was supposed to go back to country, the knapsack couldn’t carry what I have.”

Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/Resourceful-Clarendon-man-defies-life-s-curve-ball_13368773#ixzz2I0D1Obyp

Police have issued an Amber Alert for a missing girl who was last seen being taken out of school reportedly by someone pretending to be the child’s mother.

The girl is identified as 5-year-old Nailla Robinson.

Nailla is described as a black 5-year-old girl, 4 feet tall, weighing 35 pounds, with curly hair. She was last seen wearing glasses, a light blue shirt, navy blue pants, and black and hot pink sneakers.

The incident took place at Bryant Elementary School located at 60th Street and Cedar Avenue (6001 Cedar Avenue) Monday morning.

“We’re looking for my child. Somebody came to her school early this morning,” Nailla’s mother Latifah Abdul-Rashid told Action News outside the school Monday evening.

Latifah says she dropped her daughter off at the school at around 8:45 a.m. along with her son.

“She went into school. It shows on the school camera that she came in, she went to her classroom,” Latifah said.

Police and her family say someone wearing Muslim garb entered the school shortly after classes got under way.

“A woman dressed in all black, all black gloves, niqab (a Muslim veil which only shows her eyes), and everything came in the school and went into my child’s classroom and told her teacher that she was me, her mother, and that she was taking her out to breakfast and Nailla was already signed out at the office and she took my child and left,” Latifah said.

Police say the woman knew Nailla Robinson by name and there was a substitute teacher in the classroom.

The person was captured on surveillance video around 8:50 a.m. with Nailla leaving the school.

“I don’t know where she is and if anybody has seen her, please call,” Latifah said.

The family says they were notified of the incident at around 2:00 p.m.

Latifah had a message for the woman who took her child.

“Please bring my child home. I don’t know if it was an accident or whatever it is. Please bring my baby home,” Latifah said.

Nailla remains missing at this hour and family members are at the school with police trying to determine who may have taken the child and where they may be.