One thing that is very unique about Jay is that if you bring the brothers and the sisters to Ghana, just before they leave, you make sure they share their experiences in Ghana before they return. Others don't do that but you have been very consistent and insistent on that. God bless you brother Jay and your immense love for Ghana.
I would like to welcome that sister into consciousness that now feels known and understands that she's an African in America! Much respect to Maximum Impact for putting in this work!
I am always thrilled to watch you Jay. I believe you are contributing immensely to the re-education of our history. We Africans, and I write as a Ghanaian, should stop calling African Americans lazy in their own country. We are equally lazy in Ghana. You see, we forget to think and ask ourselves the same question; and that is, if we were that hard working our country wouldn't be in the state that we find ourselves. Whatever, condition we find our host community we should not be the one to judge. After all if everyone in America were occupying the work space there wouldn't any vacancies. Count your blessings. Africans Americans have done their work and they have not been paid.
After all the WARS we fought and died against the invader only to lose and be taken as collateral, WE on the continent are still rebuked by all sides. Hmm I guess only GOD shall wipe our TEARS and soothe our PAIN. Happy re-union!!! THIS is what Ya-Asantewaa died for!! May her spirit REST IN PEACE!!!
I am a Ghanaian living in the US. I really admirer the great initiative you guys are doing, GoD bless your all. Keep it up. Living hear in us is not easy taxs.
Both Africa and the African diaspora I have missing pieces of the puzzle. We just need to put the puzzle together and work together. We both need each other, once everybody realize that maybe we can move forward and prosper.
Hi family, i am Sivoolah Boyd from Liberia, i enjoyed the video, this message is for the brother with the cancer, if you are still in Ghana look around for some soursop trees take alot of the leaves back with you and make some tea every day. Drink a glass of it every day, and go on a raw food diet for a while, don't smoke, don't drink no alcoholic drink, don"t eat no sugary food, with out sugar the cancer will die, drink enough water and get alot of rest.
Africa is used in context here. It was corrected as "indentured labor" which existed. I learnt that in my country. My tribe has people taken from another tribe centuries ago for that kind of labor. Africans didn't initiate "Slave trade", the Portuguese did. They exploited that labor and engineered tribal warfare but the Kingdoms/Chiefdoms had no idea of the business or intent of it. Later on, many Kingdoms would fight back but lacked the same weaponry. Language barrier was a factor.
the portuguese did not initiate slavery. africans engaged in slavery with the arabs - trans-sahara slave trade and swahili coast slave trade - hundreds of years before the portuguese. in parts of africa, they also had a caste system as crappy as they do/did in india. africans were not all about indentured labor. they were into slavery.
@@orangemoonglows2692 trans Sahara slave trade had nothing to do with Arabs. Plus the Arab slave trade took place in East Africa and a thousand years before the European slave trade
Look Jay, I always try to avoid these interviews because of the emotions it brings. However, I just can not due to my addiction to what you are doing, keep up the great calling.
Great discussion, and it started off so well. The first speaker is eloquent, intelligent and well informed. Everyone did well by speaking to inspire some of us. Awesome group.
If Jay reads this comment, thank you for what you do, but if I may be so bold to ask this of you, and I hope it will catch on with others who do these types of tours. As a African American male about turn 50, I plan on taking a trip to Ghana within the next two years, I am also planning on taking my mom, so here is my request. Next time you do a tour and interviews, can you include clips of African Americans interacting with people on the continent in every day life, also maybe go to smaller towns, villages or farms. My mom and I are excited, but she grew up in a era where all things Africa is bad, so I would like to show her people on the continent don't dislike African Americans, and how the elderly and young are treated, just how every day life is similar (not the same), with African Americans living in the USA. Thank you and once again thank you for your videos.
Mike, you will find that , in general, Africans treat their elders with great respect and care. I am 74. I spent this past winter in Accra and a small town outside of Accra. Everywhere I went my comfort and concerns took precedence. Always addressed as, Mum, Mother, grandmother, I was offered chairs, water and asked after my needs everywhere I went. Funny story: my daughter took me to tour the National Theater of Ghana. As we were leaving walking down the steps, the clerk at the desk hollered at my daughter like she was going to fight her, "WHY DON'T YOU HELP HER?!?!" In a word my experience has been that elders are treated well in Ghana. Please make sure your mom has this experience.
The concept of indentured servitude is true. My own father told me that when he was a boy, there was an indentured servant in their home. The indentured servant had to work off a debt owed by their family. They were not maltreated. The name ‘Donkor’ was generally used to refer to them. From what my father told me, when the period of servitude was over, a significant number of the servants chose to stay around. The others were free to leave and go back to their families or whenever they wanted.
It's quite unique to listen to you and one thing I will like to correct is that 90 percent of our people sent into slavery were captured by force and sent over. Yes, a few Africans might sell their children into slavery based on poverty. In a nut shell we were also deceived with the bible and captured in the process. At the end of the day we just have change the narrative and make Africa a better place when we all come together and stop the blame game. We love you all as our brothers and Sisters and come back home.
Yes, most of the enslaved were captured by the greedy, nasty, merciless thieves who continue to steal from Africa and her descendants to this day. They were able to do that because we were kind enough to welcome them with open arms onto our shores.
True dat....Those who did sell Africans didn't just woke up and decided to sell their own people...The arrival of the Europeans messed us up here in Africa...Just wish people could do more research on slavery in Africa....
Not true It was a TRADE MARKET Powerful groups on both sides were involved. Not "everyone" was taken. They were looking for mostly Strong Healthy Men to Work
Jay you are doing a wonderful job and I want you to know that you are not wasting your time at all, just like Dr Mulana you guys are doing great Job because we need our brothers and sisters who are in the land where they are hated with cruelty by the whites racist to leave that land and come back home because this is where you all belong and we are ready to welcome you all to live with us, your brothers and sisters home
This reminds me of how sad it was among Africans who lost their people to slavery. Sadness for many Yeats to come, when it comes to this "subject." But again it takes avreturnee like Brother Jay to makes smile, in a sad way.
This was beautifully presented. I am so happy they had a wonderful experience in Ghana. I miss home. I came back to London 5 weeks ago.....sigh! They were all so in the space and I thank them all for sharing. My heart goes out to the couple who lost their daughter. Well done Jay for your relentless hard work.
I enjoyed your video Jay thank you even though it made me a little sad and brought me to tears at certain points in the conversations because I want to be in Africa so bad I can feel it. I feel if I die here my soul will never rest and it's only because I want And need to be in Africa among my people. I have made myself a promise do or die somehow I will figure out how to be out of this place before the end of 2022. My great great grandfather was on one of those slave ships.May the God of our ancestors continue to watch over you and bless you each and every day. The gentleman that has cancer I wish I can talk to him and his wife because they're in the perfect place right now to cure his cancer. Because of the natural diet that I would suggest that he consume that can literally reverse his problem. The foods are found here in America too but they're not natural.,...a lot of them have been modified. Not like the fruits in Africa that is purely natural. It's 4:00 a.m. in the morning(7/14/2022) watching this, because I didn't hear the bell tone when you first sent out the notification.✌🏿& 🖤
I think the government of each Africa Country should put priorities to their own people, make people who have money paid what is right by implementing the minimum wage , and make sure that the right of each citizen is respected regardless of what job they do, provide a free education so people can progress and stop cruelty against Black people I have seen a lot of stress videos how black people is being treated, but Respect has to come the they own country, (by respecting each other ) I seen to many reach people in Africa discriminated domestic staff and workers in general this need to Stop, in order to gain the respect we all deserved as a human being. Rich African, Indian, Arab and whites, Chinese, just a bunch of abuser toward the Domestic staff and general worker, employers need to be corrected and the law should be apply to this people in order for them to understand that we all deserved respect for the job we do.
Hi Jay, I’ve watched many of your videos but never commented until today because of a profound comment one of your guests made about chattel slavery. It is true Africans sold other Africans (usually prisoners of war) to the whites but they had no way of knowing the brutality of slavery in the Americas. In Africa, captured prisoners of war worked for their captor but importantly could marry into their captor’s family. There were occasions where warriors returned with captive women and married and had children by them. There are times when the prisoners of war would adopt the name of their captors in order to benefit from their status. Some even went on to become chiefs ruling over the people of their captors. It is highly doubtful if Africans would have continued to engage in the trade if they knew what was happening in the Americas.
GRAND RISING BROTHA JAY EYE STILL FOLLOWING U AND UR BEAUTIFUL JOURNEY AND ENERGY AND INFORMATIVE CONTENTS AND U HAVING OUR MELINATED FAMILIES ACROSS DA DIESPORA MEETING UP WITH UR TOUR GROUP KEEP ON KEEPING IT REAL TALK 1OO AND SOME MORE NUFF RESPECT LUV AND LIGHT FAMILY NUFF RESPECT BERMUDA WATCHING 🇧🇲 👀 # ALSO EYE FOLLOW EMPRESS LESLIE PLATFORM GREAT VIBRATION AND INFORMATIVE CONTENTS THANX U BOTH SI EYE BEEN FOLLOWING MANY REPATES OVA DA PAST 7YRS MANY ARE IN DA GAMBIA CONNECTION 🇬🇲 IT REMINDS OF BERMUDA IN DA 50S AND EARLY 60S BIG UP KING U DOING A GREAT JOB BRINGING OUR MELINATED FAMILIES AND ENJOYING THEMSELVES AMUN RA' ASE' O ASE' ♥️
Another testimony that welled my eyes up Mr Cameron. 🥹. Beautiful people. My deepest sympathy for the loss of your daughter Sir and Ma'am🙏. Mr Cameron, I'm still not over the man of New York, he also welled my eyes. Much love from Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦
The first lady who spoke first, spoke Facts. Prisoners of war/ indentured service. The guides at the dungeon tend to be no so accurate and probably not quite as versed in the history.
Well said from the sister that the true religion of America is racism completely understand because of the obsession of Africa and her descendents look at the judiciary systems and they all want what we got if we are so poor and dirty but they are still coming.
Jay please try and show the naming seremoney any time you're having conversations like this because I think others would like to see and it's one of the most important seremoney.
The Year of Return and Beyond Return will only be SUCCESSFUL when these Brothers and Sisters are shielded by the State from Social and Economic CRIMINALS
What in the world does voting have to do with anything we've been voting for ever since we could and still getting nothing. So why not say put your money behind any candidate and get things done. It's not about voting anymore it's never been about voting. Other people don't vote, and still get things done. So what it is it is about is you putting your money behind a candidate and getting your needs met. But right now for me it's about getting out of America. That's all I look forward to, is the day that I can get on a plane and wave goodbye to America and never ever have to come back to this god forsaken disgusting place.
@Cassidra...so you pug your money behind your and then what? How exactly do you get your candidate to win? If you refuse to vote, who do you expect to vote for your candidate? On the contrary, it's always been about voting!! In order to get anything you need to have power..and to get power, you need to be voted for and get the power.
Ghana " alone " cannot " atone " for a travesty of which it was the main victim. By whichever mechanisms Africans or Ghanaians were kidnapped & forever torn away from their families & societies & forcefully carried away to a foreign continent & alien culture , the continent of AfricA in general , was the MAIN VICTIM against which a grave injustice had been inflicted . 85 % of Africans 🤎captured & transplanted to the Americas were boys & young men of prime working age and JUST 20 % were girls and women . 85 % ! What VITAL INSIGHT does that critical 85 % threshold REVEAL ? THE FACT THAT boys and youthful men were violently torn away from their mothers , sisters and grandmother's . Torn away from their fathers , uncles , grandfathers , middle age and elderly male relatives . So African families were ripped apart and torn to shreds & permanently separated by the unbridgeable treachery of the vast atlantic ocean . So the luckier family members left behind in Africa , of those who were seized away to the Americas , suffered agonising torment , because their blood relatives had been carried away to foreboding & hostile foreign shores . So African families , mostly young boys and prime working age men , were forever ripped away from their homes , torn apart from their mothers , sisters , aunts , grandmas , fathers , uncles , nephews , nieces and cousins and never to be seen or fed again by their mothers , aunts or grandmothers. Never to go hunting again with their elderly fathers or grandfathers.. 85 % of Africans 🤎captured & transplanted to the Americas were boys & young men of prime working age and JUST 20 % were girls and women . OUR one & only motherland continent of AfricA 💔 in general , was the MAIN VICTIM💔 against which a grave injustice had been inflicted . And then arrived centuries later on , colonialism version 2.0 , and then arrived neocolonialism and then arrived apartheid , and then today arrived European France .. Deja Vu ?
I guessed because Ghana has that slavery history and most of them want to connect with that history I think but it ll be wonderful if he can take them to other part of Africa too Does ur country has the slave ports and so called castles?
Ghana isn’t the only country he takes people to. You need to know more before you speculate. He has been and organized tours somewhere else. And if you have been following him for a while, he explained why he usually brings people first to Ghana. Hope this helps
@@DrNiecyQ the person is most likely Nigerian and some of them who come on You Tube channels to watch videos about Ghana show some sense of jealousy when Ghana gets the spotlight
I wish black people would stop saying Africans sold them.... Africa is a continent with 54 different nationalities such as Ethiopians Nigerians so-called Middle East is in Africa. .which Africans did it? all of these law degrees with such ignorance it kills me.
Africa is used in context here. It was corrected as "indentured labor" which existed. I learnt that in my country. My tribe has people taken from another tribe centuries ago for that kind of labor. Africans didn't initiate "Slave trade", the Portuguese did. They exploited that labor and engineered tribal warfare but the Kingdoms/Chiefdoms had no idea of the business or intent of it. Later on, many Kingdoms would fight back but lacked the same weaponry.
I wish you would stop being so judgmental. Black people also come from differing nationalities. Which black people are you referring too? Your ignorance is showing.
I disagree with that narrative : when you accuse the African people, allow me to repeat that woman 'words : they sold us into slavery. What is she trying to say. It is only a handful of African people who were involved in the slave trade. Those who had the resources and were powerful. If you need more light in the slave trade, please get some history books from the libraries in Ghana.
Ghana " alone " cannot " atone " for a travesty of which it was the main victim. By whichever mechanisms Africans or Ghanaians were kidnapped & forever torn away from their families & societies & forcefully carried away to a foreign continent & alien culture , the continent of AfricA in general , was the MAIN VICTIM against which a grave injustice had been inflicted . 85 % of Africans 🤎captured & transplanted to the Americas were boys & young men of prime working age and JUST 20 % were girls and women . 85 % ! What VITAL INSIGHT does that critical 85 % threshold REVEAL ? THE FACT THAT boys and youthful men were violently torn away from their mothers , sisters and grandmother's . Torn away from their fathers , uncles , grandfathers , middle age and elderly male relatives . So African families were ripped apart and torn to shreds & permanently separated by the unbridgeable treachery of the vast atlantic ocean . So the luckier family members left behind in Africa , of those who were seized away to the Americas , suffered agonising torment , because their blood relatives had been carried away to foreboding & hostile foreign shores . So African families , mostly young boys and prime working age men , were forever ripped away from their homes , torn apart from their mothers , sisters , aunts , grandmas , fathers , uncles , nephews , nieces and cousins and never to be seen or fed again by their mothers , aunts or grandmothers. Never to go hunting again with their elderly fathers or grandfathers... 85 % of Africans 🤎captured & transplanted to the Americas were boys & young men of prime working age and JUST 20 % were girls and women . OUR one & only motherland continent of AfricA 💔 in general , was the MAIN VICTIM💔 against which a grave injustice had been inflicted . And then arrived centuries later on , colonialism version 2.0 , and then arrived neocolonialism and then arrived apartheid , and then today arrived European France .. . Deja Vu ?
One thing that is very unique about Jay is that if you bring the brothers and the sisters to Ghana, just before they leave, you make sure they share their experiences in Ghana before they return. Others don't do that but you have been very consistent and insistent on that. God bless you brother Jay and your immense love for Ghana.
I would like to welcome that sister into consciousness that now feels known and understands that she's an African in America! Much respect to Maximum Impact for putting in this work!
I am always thrilled to watch you Jay. I believe you are contributing immensely to the re-education of our history. We Africans, and I write as a Ghanaian, should stop calling African Americans lazy in their own country. We are equally lazy in Ghana. You see, we forget to think and ask ourselves the same question; and that is, if we were that hard working our country wouldn't be in the state that we find ourselves. Whatever, condition we find our host community we should not be the one to judge. After all if everyone in America were occupying the work space there wouldn't any vacancies. Count your blessings. Africans Americans have done their work and they have not been paid.
I appreciate you saying that, We need to all come together because Africsns and African Americans are one God Bless you ❤🤲🏼
we need to come home to africa
After all the WARS we fought and died against the invader only to lose and be taken as collateral, WE on the continent are still rebuked by all sides. Hmm I guess only GOD shall wipe our TEARS and soothe our PAIN. Happy re-union!!! THIS is what Ya-Asantewaa died for!! May her spirit REST IN PEACE!!!
I am a Ghanaian living in the US. I really admirer the great initiative you guys are doing, GoD bless your all. Keep it up. Living hear in us is not easy taxs.
Both Africa and the African diaspora I have missing pieces of the puzzle. We just need to put the puzzle together and work together. We both need each other, once everybody realize that maybe we can move forward and prosper.
Hi family, i am Sivoolah Boyd from Liberia, i enjoyed the video, this message is for the brother with the cancer, if you are still in Ghana look around for some soursop trees take alot of the leaves back with you and make some tea every day. Drink a glass of it every day, and go on a raw food diet for a while, don't smoke, don't drink no alcoholic drink, don"t eat no sugary food, with out sugar the cancer will die, drink enough water and get alot of rest.
African in the diaspora.must remember that they are not stranger.they are family that going back to their own family
Am so proud that brothers and sisters coming together and enjoying our mama land.
Africans come home not only you love home but it’s home.
Ghana must go and we are coming home the land of gold and peaceful people 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭deep Africa the inner peace is next to none 100%
Where you live right now ?
@@lovelover4864 , I'm in UK and you
One of my best CZcams channels so far. Keep it going big bro Jay.
Jay Cameron is always a brilliant moderator in these post tour sessions. Wonderful.
Africa is used in context here. It was corrected as "indentured labor" which existed. I learnt that in my country. My tribe has people taken from another tribe centuries ago for that kind of labor. Africans didn't initiate "Slave trade", the Portuguese did. They exploited that labor and engineered tribal warfare but the Kingdoms/Chiefdoms had no idea of the business or intent of it. Later on, many Kingdoms would fight back but lacked the same weaponry. Language barrier was a factor.
I tell people this all the time, slavery was 100 percent engineered by Europeans!!
Ohhhh that is good to know must people opion is that African sold their own people fist ?
the portuguese did not initiate slavery. africans engaged in slavery with the arabs - trans-sahara slave trade and swahili coast slave trade - hundreds of years before the portuguese. in parts of africa, they also had a caste system as crappy as they do/did in india. africans were not all about indentured labor. they were into slavery.
@@orangemoonglows2692 trans Sahara slave trade had nothing to do with Arabs. Plus the Arab slave trade took place in East Africa and a thousand years before the European slave trade
Thank you.
I agree all AFRICANS AROUND THE WORLD SHOULD TRY TO VISIT THE MOTHER LAND FOR THE TRUE HISTORY AND BE PROUD OF WHO THEY ARE.
I will keep it short today lol. Thank you Mr. Jay Cameron ❤️‼️
🔥🔥🔥🔥🏃♂️AFRIKAA MEANS UNITED AND EDUCATING TOGETHER WORKS TOGETHER ETC ❤ 💖 ♥ 💕 🙌 💙 🙏☝
🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭stay in Ghana for good and peaceful mind,America is not safe at all ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇭?
Welcome family 💕 remember Ghana is a No Karen zone , a non race hunter zone may all our bloodlines welcome you .
Look Jay, I always try to avoid these interviews because of the emotions it brings. However, I just can not due to my addiction to what you are doing, keep up the great calling.
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I send my love and blessings to the lovely couple who recently lost their daughter. I felt every word Momma was saying!! ❤️
African Americans need to secure their own states in the US that they are a majority in
I'm so Happy for all you all making it back Home to Ghana 🇬🇭 💗 I'm planning myself I will be there soon
we all need to come home
Great discussion, and it started off so well. The first speaker is eloquent, intelligent and well informed. Everyone did well by speaking to inspire some of us. Awesome group.
If Jay reads this comment, thank you for what you do, but if I may be so bold to ask this of you, and I hope it will catch on with others who do these types of tours. As a African American male about turn 50, I plan on taking a trip to Ghana within the next two years, I am also planning on taking my mom, so here is my request. Next time you do a tour and interviews, can you include clips of African Americans interacting with people on the continent in every day life, also maybe go to smaller towns, villages or farms. My mom and I are excited, but she grew up in a era where all things Africa is bad, so I would like to show her people on the continent don't dislike African Americans, and how the elderly and young are treated, just how every day life is similar (not the same), with African Americans living in the USA. Thank you and once again thank you for your videos.
Mike, you will find that , in general, Africans treat their elders with great respect and care. I am 74. I spent this past winter in Accra and a small town outside of Accra.
Everywhere I went my comfort and concerns took precedence. Always addressed as, Mum, Mother, grandmother, I was offered chairs, water and asked after my needs everywhere I went.
Funny story: my daughter took me to tour the National Theater of Ghana. As we were leaving walking down the steps, the clerk at the desk hollered at my daughter like she was going to fight her, "WHY DON'T YOU HELP HER?!?!"
In a word my experience has been that elders are treated well in Ghana. Please make sure your mom has this experience.
Wonderful experience. THANKS.
That is so true what she saying about slavery. We cannot have the complete story without knowing what happened in Africa, because we’re all connected.
Welcome home!
You've made it.
We love you.
Keyword: "You show up more empowered" and nobody can take this away from you 💯
The concept of indentured servitude is true. My own father told me that when he was a boy, there was an indentured servant in their home. The indentured servant had to work off a debt owed by their family. They were not maltreated. The name ‘Donkor’ was generally used to refer to them. From what my father told me, when the period of servitude was over, a significant number of the servants chose to stay around. The others were free to leave and go back to their families or whenever they wanted.
These trips aren’t just sight see ing it’s inspirational ,educational
This is on my bucket list. My sisters and I would like to tour/visit in the next 2 years.
It's quite unique to listen to you and one thing I will like to correct is that 90 percent of our people sent into slavery were captured by force and sent over. Yes, a few Africans might sell their children into slavery based on poverty. In a nut shell we were also deceived with the bible and captured in the process. At the end of the day we just have change the narrative and make Africa a better place when we all come together and stop the blame game. We love you all as our brothers and Sisters and come back home.
Yes, most of the enslaved were captured by the greedy, nasty, merciless thieves who continue to steal from Africa and her descendants to this day. They were able to do that because we were kind enough to welcome them with open arms onto our shores.
I don't think no single family or parents sold their members into slavery everything was by force and warfare
True dat....Those who did sell Africans didn't just woke up and decided to sell their own people...The arrival of the Europeans messed us up here in Africa...Just wish people could do more research on slavery in Africa....
Not true
It was a TRADE MARKET
Powerful groups on both sides were involved. Not "everyone" was taken.
They were looking for mostly Strong Healthy Men to Work
I love my African brothers and sisters 💗
Jay you are doing a wonderful job and I want you to know that you are not wasting your time at all, just like Dr Mulana you guys are doing great Job because we need our brothers and sisters who are in the land where they are hated with cruelty by the whites racist to leave that land and come back home because this is where you all belong and we are ready to welcome you all to live with us, your brothers and sisters home
This reminds me of how sad it was among Africans who lost their people to slavery. Sadness for many Yeats to come, when it comes to this "subject." But again it takes avreturnee like Brother Jay to makes smile, in a sad way.
Jay you have a good heart im a South African we love what your doing
Welcome home 🥰❤sorry for your loss sister, and brother Our Father will heal you.
This was beautifully presented. I am so happy they had a wonderful experience in Ghana. I miss home. I came back to London 5 weeks ago.....sigh!
They were all so in the space and I thank them all for sharing. My heart goes out to the couple who lost their daughter.
Well done Jay for your relentless hard work.
I enjoyed your video Jay thank you even though it made me a little sad and brought me to tears at certain points in the conversations because I want to be in Africa so bad I can feel it. I feel if I die here my soul will never rest and it's only because I want And need to be in Africa among my people. I have made myself a promise do or die somehow I will figure out how to be out of this place before the end of 2022. My great great grandfather was on one of those slave ships.May the God of our ancestors continue to watch over you and bless you each and every day. The gentleman that has cancer I wish I can talk to him and his wife because they're in the perfect place right now to cure his cancer. Because of the natural diet that I would suggest that he consume that can literally reverse his problem. The foods are found here in America too but they're not natural.,...a lot of them have been modified. Not like the fruits in Africa that is purely natural. It's 4:00 a.m. in the morning(7/14/2022) watching this, because I didn't hear the bell tone when you first sent out the notification.✌🏿& 🖤
Thank you, and warm welcome to motherland Ghana, stay bless
I hope you make it back! Africa will always be yours x
Great job Jay 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
I really enjoyed this interview and I pray that may you have success God-bless you 🙌🙌thank you 😍😍✌️you are doing a good job all the best🙌👍👍
I think the government of each Africa Country should put priorities to their own people, make people who have money paid what is right by implementing the minimum wage , and make sure that the right of each citizen is respected regardless of what job they do, provide a free education so people can progress and stop cruelty against Black people I have seen a lot of stress videos how black people is being treated, but Respect has to come the they own country, (by respecting each other ) I seen to many reach people in Africa discriminated domestic staff and workers in general this need to Stop, in order to gain the respect we all deserved as a human being. Rich African, Indian, Arab and whites, Chinese, just a bunch of abuser toward the Domestic staff and general worker, employers need to be corrected and the law should be apply to this people in order for them to understand that we all deserved respect for the job we do.
I really like how you interact with your tour members. It's very important to understand your audience and you do that in spades. Good job brother 👏🏽
Hi Jay, I’ve watched many of your videos but never commented until today because of a profound comment one of your guests made about chattel slavery. It is true Africans sold other Africans (usually prisoners of war) to the whites but they had no way of knowing the brutality of slavery in the Americas. In Africa, captured prisoners of war worked for their captor but importantly could marry into their captor’s family. There were occasions where warriors returned with captive women and married and had children by them. There are times when the prisoners of war would adopt the name of their captors in order to benefit from their status. Some even went on to become chiefs ruling over the people of their captors. It is highly doubtful if Africans would have continued to engage in the trade if they knew what was happening in the Americas.
Watching with love from Canada, this is definitely on my must-do list! ❤
GRAND RISING BROTHA JAY EYE STILL FOLLOWING U AND UR BEAUTIFUL JOURNEY AND ENERGY AND INFORMATIVE CONTENTS AND U HAVING OUR MELINATED FAMILIES ACROSS DA DIESPORA MEETING UP WITH UR TOUR GROUP KEEP ON KEEPING IT REAL TALK 1OO AND SOME MORE NUFF RESPECT LUV AND LIGHT FAMILY
NUFF RESPECT
BERMUDA WATCHING 🇧🇲 👀
# ALSO EYE FOLLOW EMPRESS LESLIE PLATFORM GREAT VIBRATION AND INFORMATIVE CONTENTS THANX U BOTH
SI EYE BEEN FOLLOWING MANY REPATES OVA DA PAST 7YRS MANY ARE IN DA GAMBIA CONNECTION 🇬🇲 IT REMINDS OF BERMUDA IN DA 50S AND EARLY 60S
BIG UP KING U DOING A GREAT JOB BRINGING OUR MELINATED FAMILIES AND
ENJOYING THEMSELVES
AMUN RA'
ASE' O ASE' ♥️
It's "Maximum Impact", indeed.
As usual Good job Jay. And props for spotlighting Morris so he can share his emotions. Continued Success.
Beautiful and Powerful Chat>>> AMAZING TO FINALLY SEE MY BEAUTIFUL FAMILY> Praise be unto AMO-WIE!!!
Bless up my family.
Give thanks for the informative info
Keep up the great work my brother
Another testimony that welled my eyes up Mr Cameron. 🥹. Beautiful people. My deepest sympathy for the loss of your daughter Sir and Ma'am🙏. Mr Cameron, I'm still not over the man of New York, he also welled my eyes. Much love from Cape Town South Africa 🇿🇦
I was just wondering why the sister said "And feel safe and secure." We are not safe or secure living in America.
The first lady who spoke first, spoke Facts. Prisoners of war/ indentured service. The guides at the dungeon tend to be no so accurate and probably not quite as versed in the history.
Thumbs up Jay
The Dr is enlightened
There’s no word for slavery in Ashanti language
There is.
Donko meaning slave
@@mosesbadu4544
Donko doesn’t mean slave!!
Please don't blame them they don't know any better, is what they have been told.
Welcome to my country Akwaaba
Welcome once again, I really like it when you said coming back home . Jay is a god man and maximum Impact has come to stay
Well said from the sister that the true religion of America is racism completely understand because of the obsession of Africa and her descendents look at the judiciary systems and they all want what we got if we are so poor and dirty but they are still coming.
JAY, SOME IMAGES IS GOOD TO SEE...
Excellent
This was a great interview!
This is a powerful conversation brother Jay. I suggest next time put a napkin on the table.
God bless you all l
Keep it up bro with your positive mine,they have to visit and no there roots Greetings from garmany,gambia born respect bro
Awesome! Jay, you always come strong! 💪🏿
Bro, great job. I have been sharing your vlogs. You heeded my suggestion and visted Jerk Soull.. My next suggestion is Rabbi Cohen if possible
Great job Jay
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It is said in the Bible, He will lift us up from where we were sold.
Jay please try and show the naming seremoney any time you're having conversations like this because I think others would like to see and it's one of the most important seremoney.
@Yvonne Prempeh
Yes, I too suggest he shows the CEREMONY 😁😁
Thank jay for the great work
Awesome
This is a good one on one
powerful conversation
Nice
I have missed the last month
Just downloaded Dr. Savages dissertation. Can't wait to read it.
I'm African and my brothers, sisters, forefathers, mothers, uncle etc are taken into slavery and so who do I blame for it?
#facts all day 💪🏾
Akwaaba
Ask YahKi for help with ridding his body if pancreatic cancer. Fruit diet
Jay should meet Go black to Africa Asap. 💫
Why? Jay is his own man. He doesn't need anyone. He's doing just fine.
@@charlesakan-man7859 just my opinion. If you don't agree, I understand.
they have the big Guns we dont
The Year of Return and Beyond Return will only be SUCCESSFUL when these Brothers and Sisters are shielded by the State from Social and Economic CRIMINALS
Hi I live in England but I want to go on your tour how do I get in touch ????
Hey! You can sign up the same way. Bit.ly/traveltoafrica We would love for you to join us!
eat lot of cassava for a month then go for checkup
@Jay, what are some examples of American Culture?
@Jay Look up *THE AKYEM ABUAKWA ASAFO, 1700-1918*
R. Addo-FeningAdd that to your history notes.
What in the world does voting have to do with anything we've been voting for ever since we could and still getting nothing. So why not say put your money behind any candidate and get things done. It's not about voting anymore it's never been about voting. Other people don't vote, and still get things done. So what it is it is about is you putting your money behind a candidate and getting your needs met. But right now for me it's about getting out of America. That's all I look forward to, is the day that I can get on a plane and wave goodbye to America and never ever have to come back to this god forsaken disgusting place.
🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
@Cassidra...so you pug your money behind your and then what? How exactly do you get your candidate to win? If you refuse to vote, who do you expect to vote for your candidate?
On the contrary, it's always been about voting!! In order to get anything you need to have power..and to get power, you need to be voted for and get the power.
May the ancestors spirits blessed you. Stay blessed.
what mic
are you using?
Ghana " alone " cannot " atone " for a travesty of which it was the main victim. By whichever mechanisms Africans or Ghanaians were kidnapped & forever torn away from their families & societies
& forcefully carried away to a foreign continent & alien culture , the continent of AfricA in general , was the MAIN VICTIM against which a grave injustice had been inflicted .
85 % of Africans 🤎captured & transplanted to the Americas were boys & young men of prime working age and JUST 20 % were girls and women .
85 % !
What VITAL INSIGHT does that critical 85 % threshold REVEAL ?
THE FACT THAT boys and youthful men were violently torn away from their mothers , sisters and grandmother's . Torn away from their fathers , uncles , grandfathers ,
middle age and elderly male relatives .
So African families were ripped apart and torn to shreds & permanently separated by the unbridgeable treachery of the vast atlantic ocean .
So the luckier family members left behind in Africa , of those who were seized away to the Americas , suffered agonising torment , because their blood relatives had been carried away to foreboding & hostile foreign shores .
So African families , mostly young boys and prime working age men , were forever
ripped away from their homes , torn apart from their mothers , sisters , aunts , grandmas , fathers , uncles , nephews , nieces and cousins and never to be seen or fed again by their mothers , aunts or grandmothers.
Never to go hunting again with their elderly fathers or grandfathers..
85 % of Africans 🤎captured & transplanted to the Americas were boys & young men of prime working age and JUST 20 % were girls and women .
OUR one & only motherland continent of AfricA 💔 in general , was the MAIN VICTIM💔 against which a grave injustice had been inflicted .
And then arrived centuries later on , colonialism version 2.0 , and then arrived neocolonialism and then arrived apartheid , and then today arrived European France ..
Deja Vu ?
Sir, may I ask why you take them only to Ghana? There are other countries on the continent.
I guessed because Ghana has that slavery history and most of them want to connect with that history I think but it ll be wonderful if he can take them to other part of Africa too
Does ur country has the slave ports and so called castles?
If u really follow Jay u will see he's been to Nigeria Tanzania South Africa Egypt not only Ghana
Ghana isn’t the only country he takes people to. You need to know more before you speculate. He has been and organized tours somewhere else. And if you have been following him for a while, he explained why he usually brings people first to Ghana. Hope this helps
@@DrNiecyQ the person is most likely Nigerian and some of them who come on You Tube channels to watch videos about Ghana show some sense of jealousy when Ghana gets the spotlight
@@DrNiecyQ I've never seen him take people to other countries.
Do you need that vac to get into Ghana
I'm waiting here in the UK for the vac to be lifted so I can go Ghana 🇬🇭🇬🇭🇬🇧? I don't know what is going on with this government in power??
The whole slave dungeon will leave people wondering how could people treat their people like thst
we will find peace when we come home
I wish black people would stop saying Africans sold them.... Africa is a continent with 54 different nationalities such as Ethiopians Nigerians so-called Middle East is in Africa. .which Africans did it? all of these law degrees with such ignorance it kills me.
Your not the only one. It's annoying af 🤨
Africa is used in context here. It was corrected as "indentured labor" which existed. I learnt that in my country. My tribe has people taken from another tribe centuries ago for that kind of labor. Africans didn't initiate "Slave trade", the Portuguese did. They exploited that labor and engineered tribal warfare but the Kingdoms/Chiefdoms had no idea of the business or intent of it. Later on, many Kingdoms would fight back but lacked the same weaponry.
True true
@@mitzismallberg8304 I guess Africans also sold themselves into colonialism too,huh?
I wish you would stop being so judgmental. Black people also come from differing nationalities. Which black people are you referring too? Your ignorance is showing.
I disagree with that narrative : when you accuse the African people, allow me to repeat that woman 'words : they sold us into slavery. What is she trying to say. It is only a handful of African people who were involved in the slave trade. Those who had the resources and were powerful. If you need more light in the slave trade, please get some history books from the libraries in Ghana.
Why do you want to go back? I really don't understand you are at home and a peaceful mind so why are you going back to America??
Akwaaba
Means u are welcome. I also learnt thru the conversations. Am from East Africa🙏🙏
@@sophieakot346 wow nice to meet you
@@solomonkwaning7259 oh! Nice to meet u too🙏
Where do u live? I live in Kampala, Uganda
Ghana " alone " cannot " atone " for a travesty of which it was the main victim. By whichever mechanisms Africans or Ghanaians were kidnapped & forever torn away from their families & societies
& forcefully carried away to a foreign continent & alien culture , the continent of AfricA in general , was the MAIN VICTIM against which a grave injustice had been inflicted .
85 % of Africans 🤎captured & transplanted to the Americas were boys & young men of prime working age and JUST 20 % were girls and women .
85 % !
What VITAL INSIGHT does that critical 85 % threshold REVEAL ?
THE FACT THAT boys and youthful men were violently torn away from their mothers , sisters and grandmother's . Torn away from their fathers , uncles , grandfathers ,
middle age and elderly male relatives .
So African families were ripped apart and torn to shreds & permanently separated by the unbridgeable treachery of the vast atlantic ocean .
So the luckier family members left behind in Africa , of those who were seized away to the Americas , suffered agonising torment , because their blood relatives had been carried away to foreboding & hostile foreign shores .
So African families , mostly young boys and prime working age men , were forever
ripped away from their homes , torn apart from their mothers , sisters , aunts , grandmas , fathers , uncles , nephews , nieces and cousins and never to be seen or fed again by their mothers , aunts or grandmothers.
Never to go hunting again with their elderly fathers or grandfathers...
85 % of Africans 🤎captured & transplanted to the Americas were boys & young men of prime working age and JUST 20 % were girls and women .
OUR one & only motherland continent of AfricA 💔 in general , was the MAIN VICTIM💔 against which a grave injustice had been inflicted .
And then arrived centuries later on , colonialism version 2.0 , and then arrived neocolonialism and then arrived apartheid , and then today arrived European France .. .
Deja Vu ?