Granddaughter of Bob Marley visits Pikin Slee Suriname

From Pinnacle to Pikin Slee. Donisha Prendergast visits the Rastafari Museum in Pikin Slee in Suriname. In Pinnacle, the cradle of the Rastafari Movement they want to build a museum to preserve the heritage of a people who guided by Leonard Percival Howell, aka the first Rasta lived free and economical self-sufficient in a era of colonialism and economical exploitation. Donisha did find inspiration in the Saamaka Museum deep in the interior of Suriname where traditional subjects of the Maroons are preserved in a combination of modern woodcraft, produced by the members of Totomboti. But she found more than that, she found herself a new spiritual family. She even met the president of Suriname Desi Bouterse with whom she spoke openly about the legalisation of ganja.
Special thanks to Romeo Starke
www.saamakamarronmuseum.com/

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The scenery of the entire journey is magnificently beautiful. The hospitality of the people in Suriname is reflective of the ways of the ancestors. It is very heartening to know and to feel the warmth and connection in the blending of the cultures. One love.

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respect n one love, greetings from switzerland

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Give thanks.

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Natural Mystic, Peace and Love

[@shirleycasuse4960]

I would like to meet you one daa. You have a bee u tee full soul, mind and speach one Love n Blessings on your journey. Im from albq NM and would Love to meet our brother's on my trip waitin on daa train to Zion. I need some comfort for the journey one Love

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very great
Well putted together

[@ReggaeintheRuff]

Keep up the good works Roland. Suriname looks real nice.

[@RolandvanReenenTV]

Thanks Don! Yes Suriname is real nice ! You should come here once

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Some day soon everything is going to aright a step for the soul of Rasta in all the vibrations.

[@brownjohn244]

HUMILITY LOVE an RESPECT ISES TO HIM who sits on de Thorne

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When some people say the word MAROON they interpreted the word as runaway slaves. I feel that word is degrading of our people. For those liberating themselves during those days that was never the thought. In those days also, most of my people were captives from Africa and not in one bit a slave. Therefore it was their right to violently leave the plantations and defend those who want to join and silence those who want to remain. So it is on arrival in the West, that all noble Africans would start sorting ways of fighting against the evil systems there, and thus freeing companions who were also desirous of liberation. On the other hand a slave was the one that did not have the will to leave the slave holders camp/plantation for fear of being brutally mistreated and also put to death as an example. However a real warrior would die fighting while making blocking the path of the enemy while others escaped on the route to freedom. Let us abide with the names our Ancestors choose to name themselves and not by the names given by the Oppressors.

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GREETINGS AND GUIDANCE GLOBAL FAMILY !

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Nic this is cool

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This people are the tribe of judah isreal

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😘😘😘

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The tribe of Yudah in Suriname

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SOULJAH ROCKERZ JAHBLESS MARANATHA KYMRY

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Was that Damian Marley with the red yellow and green?

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JAH WORKS

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Replica of his grandfather

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Why is that European there?

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Until the colour of a man's eyes....etc....MARANATHA

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Donesha, do you travel alone? Remember you are a female and their are people who want to take advantage of you.

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Fake surinamers