Very true Jamaica has always been our little Africa nd I'm from 🇬🇾 our history book in school was named The Maroons so I was so fascinated wth the Culture I embraced Rastafari at age 17 I visited 🇯🇲 in 2018 for the 1st time to go to Rebel Salute nd my respect for 🇯🇲 will Foriver be in my ❤ Love You 🇯🇲

We in Jamaica love our brothers and sisters on the continent we are one family ❤️🔥❤️🇯🇲

@johnashton4776

2 ай бұрын

Not all Jamaicans want to acknowledge they're from Africa, met plenty Jamaicans who hate being called African STOP LYING.

@RichardWillis-fn4hg

8 күн бұрын

AficaLnkz are not your brother and sister they help captured your jamaica ancestors sold them to the White man

That's why Jamaican reggae artists sing about Africa as the mother land forever and ever..amen!!

@johnashton4776

2 ай бұрын

Those artists have the funds to travel many Jamaicans don't care for Africa, too quick to criticize other islands in the Caribbean as well.

@RichardWillis-fn4hg

8 күн бұрын

​@@johnashton4776exactly and Jamaicans the black ones are from ancient isreal

That's right, I am from Jamaica and spend a lot of time in Ghana and the love they have for us is so real. We are the same ppl, the food, mannerisms etc is amazing!! Big up all Africans at home and abroad!!

@simonpure109

2 ай бұрын

You must've seen your uncles and aunts😂😂 schizophrenic right?😂

Greetings Empress.. You are so right about that spiritual connection. As a born Afro Jamaican always felt and feel the African in every morsel of my vein. I quit medical school and gave up an acting career in North America to rush home to Africa. Mi nuh have no regret. I got Ghanaian citizenship last year and is loving Africa and my people beyond luv

@sanjaymoncrieffe7126

3 ай бұрын

Very interesting! Which profession do you exercise over there if you don't saying?

You're 100% right my African sister..Jamaican and African people are the same people..

Our connection with Africa 🌍 is very deep. We cannot denied our DNA we are from Africa.

reggae music sealed that connection. The Teachings of Marcus Garvey. Rastafarians amplify the Africa movement.

My Great grandmother was one of those women. She was highly regarded in her community. I never understood why the community respected her so much, until I grew up and learned about her.🇯🇲

@dubsounds

3 ай бұрын

Damn right. My grandmother also. I was born at home, and didn't see a medical doctor till age twenty. She knew the medical value of every plant. My granny did it her way. She was the go-to person in the community. For example , if someone dies, sick, born, resolving disputes, etc. The baddest hoodlum, on the darkest country road, would, straighten his back, tuck his shirt in, and politely say "howdy" upon realizing that was my grandmother approaching... that is if he doesn't want to be clobbered with that walking stick, and sent home. Caution: Argue with her at your own risk.

It’s not just Africans, Brazilians too. I used to live in Brazil and was shocked that Brazilians didn’t know geography that well. When they ask me where I’m from, I tell them I’m from Jamaica and their response to me is they love Jamaica and would someday visit Africa to see Jamaicans. 😂😂😂

@ItsKells

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

@elizabethfairley6460

3 ай бұрын

@dabigsun5242, I think it's because of the color of the Jamaican's flag, which is similar in color to the flags of many African countries.

@dabigsun5242

3 ай бұрын

@elizabethfairley6460 Not a single flag in Africa resemble the Jamaican flag. The flag of Jamaica is green, gold and black and its the only flag in the world that doesn't have red, white and blue like most African countries.

@sanjaymoncrieffe7126

3 ай бұрын

I'll be going to Brazil soon! Did you study or just went to live a life over there?

@dabigsun5242

3 ай бұрын

@@sanjaymoncrieffe7126 I was actually living and working there.

The connection did not break because Nanny, the rastaman, and Marcus Garvey kept it intact for a very long time.

@japhya0378

11 ай бұрын

I wish y'all would stop acting like Garvey wasn't a traitor. He never stepped on African soil. He came to the US with those same talking points. And he was being paid by our government to get us to give all that we built in this country to the white man, while we go to Africa. That wasn't going to happen. And after years of failing to do what he was paid to do, they trumped up some charged and deported his behind. Even then he didn't go to Africa. He went to the whitest country in the world, ENGLAND. He never visited the African continent.

@paulgabbidon8350

3 ай бұрын

​@@japhya0378lies some of you didn't want to go back so you guys sell him out, even today it is still evident!

I remember searching for Jamaica on the African map when I was still a small boy🤣🤣🤣 And i became sad when I learned that Jamaica is not in Africa

@Justafox305

5 ай бұрын

Jamaica is like 700 miles away from Miami, Florida usa

@beverleyreid7572

4 ай бұрын

Why were you sad? You can always visit. People are lovely and kind to everyone.

@everythingtv2325

3 ай бұрын

I was at school in the US, and one of my classmates, she was from Cameroon. When I told her I was from Jamaica, I could feel the connection. It was different for us, especially when talking to me versus when she's talking to an African American. Lol, she also found out Jamaica isn't in Africa. She said she was shocked to find out she thought it was a country in Africa. 😂

@Justafox305

3 ай бұрын

@@everythingtv2325 yeah I’m not sure why ppl think Jamaica is close , but yeah, originally ppl from Angola and Congo taken in usa, but they brought over their language, culture and spiritual practices & used that to “harm/unalive” whte ppl, so after that no more African culture was allowed in usa. They took some ppl from all different parts of the Caribbean (Nigerians, Ghana, Togo, etc) so they couldn’t speak the same language and communicate, and brought them to the USA & told them , even young teens to have many babies as possible, then the babies was taken away from the mothers. The goal is to make sure no culture or shared language in USA to pass down to Africans American so they can’t unite and fight back again. (Google stono rebellion, Gullah Jack, etc) the Congo and Angolan ppl were fighting too much. Thats why most Africans and Caribbeans can’t connect with African Americans .

@everythingtv2325

3 ай бұрын

@@Justafox305 The same thing that happened in the US happened in Jamaica, so there’s no excuse as to why black Americans are culturally different, other than they don’t want to be and that they assimilated more into white culture and languages. Babies were taken away on each plantation, and it wasn’t just one group of people; it was different groups from different parts of Africa. Culturally, the most dominant culture on the plantation would take over, then the most dominant culture would take over the country. As far as African culture here is different because the mindset of the Africans who came here changed over time; they wanted to be a part of white society, whereas in Jamaica and Haiti, we wanted to be separated. Black Americans fought for equality and unity amongst other races and to integrate; Jamaicans and Haitians fought for land and to be separated, so the values are different. Over time, white culture won over African culture in the US.

The Caribbean must salute Jamaica for their efforts in maintaining the connection. They are historical basis for this but I guess we have to leave somethings to academia to research. But, we must not privatize the efforts of Haiti, Cuba, Suriname and lesser know places like Carriacou and Union Island just to name a few who held on to aspects of African cultural traditions up to this present time

Our views and perception of Africa are constantly evolving and that is a good thing.

Got to get to Ghana some day . LOVE from Jamaica.

she is right, but I would not say the African American umbilical cord is broken, just hidden from them but a lion is a lion even if born in a zoo.

@rantsinpatwa

11 ай бұрын

Correct.. we are all attached it's just that the societies we live in try to encourage separation from our original culture...

@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND

11 ай бұрын

We aren't Africans... I have dome my lineage and am still working on more information... There are Africans in Africa who aren't originally from Africa! Make it make sense...

Most Jamaicans love Africa and identify with the culture ❤

🇯🇲 I hear yuh my sistah, loud and clear! Well! Whenever you think your thoughts are exclusively yours and yours alone, here comes someone with a similar vain of thinking. I have always held in my ❤️ heart that the African countries should come together and unite and claim the island of Jamaica as part of the African continent. Not all, but a certain sector of Jamaicans see themselves as Africans.🇯🇲

@user-xn1sb3jx6q

4 ай бұрын

The Africans soon throw you People out of your own beautiful island and take it over and i am not hating i am telling you People the truth they dont like us they want Jamaica thats it, Peace

@simonpure109

2 ай бұрын

That sect if of the conscious ones! Mama Africa has been the most evil recipient of all time, yearning for her children. To all diasporas come home for the people and the land,your kings and queens are dismantled and the enemy planted presidents😵‍💫🤧🤮😠😡🤬🤭anyway just ignore those white seated rulers,or else Africa is beautiful as natural as it gets.its a bigger Jamaica😅

As a jamaican, I have never felt the connection with any other people like I do with my African brothers and sisters.

@dayne9559

Ай бұрын

So true❤

@BO_Riddle

9 күн бұрын

I feel the connection with other Caribbeans islands because we talk the same and look the same. And eat the same foods. I have zero connection with Africa. On tv i always saw chikdren hungry and poor country.

Jamaica is in Africa, and Africa is in Jamaica. The way how you have that spiritually about Jamaican, it’s the same way how I feel about Africans. It is just a spiritual connection . One love.

@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND

11 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Jamaica 🇯🇲 is a island 🏝 that emerged from the sea and and borne in the Caribbean ocean 🌊 I know it long ago

@sanjaymoncrieffe7126

3 ай бұрын

Caribbean sea yes 💪🏾

Wi a real african

So true, we do not break ❤❤❤with mama Africa 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Wow I love this because since I became an elderly person in my40 ,forties I feel I love with African attire/fashions and wanted to know more about Africa,I now have church brethren in several African countries and connect with my origin much better 👏🙏💕

I met someone from South America who was black who thought Jamaica was in Africa too.

Well,Jamaica has 90% ppl of African decent.what would you call that?

Africa=Jamaica

Nanny from the maroon she was call.?we as jamaican 🇯🇲 still hold on to our African roots

Nanny of the Maroons

Many people from Africa have no idea of the West Indies, go to the library and book shop 📚.

One Love One Heart❤💛💚🖤💛💚

True❤

And rightfully so

It’s true Jamaica is like little Africa of the Caribbean that’s what I call it because idk why but they force our African roots into our brains from a young age and I’m grateful for it. 😊

I’m a Jamaican and proud to be associated with African… I’m an African.. I just know it

Sad that as a Jamaican we went from rituals to crab in a barrel doing obeah to tear others done. Instead of doing rituals to open our paths.

Because the black that were enslaved in Jamaica was actually Africans that travelled from Africa by their own accord. They were then enslaved in their own land. They told us they brung us to Jamaica as slaves to take away our claims to the land. But we are Africans that migrated.

❤😂🎉❤😂🎉 BARBADOS BARBADOS WHAT HAVE I TOLD YOU...ALL THIS TIME.... AND I DON'T LEAVE HOME.... BARBADOS BARBADOS

My great grandmother was a maroon she died 1981 and she around 97

I am from Ghana and living in the US. It is interesting that when I dated my ex girlfriend who is Jamaican it did seems to me that i was dating outside Ghanaian society. Quite interesting. We broke up because she was not able to have kids and I wanted to.

@BernardAsare-bh9gp

3 ай бұрын

I meant it did not seem to me that I was not dating "outside." There are a lot of similarities in the two nationalities

Although Jamaica is not geographically situated in Africa, it is indeed an African Coun

@rantsinpatwa

11 ай бұрын

I agree Jamaica is one of the most African countries in the world

@davidscott3726

11 ай бұрын

​@@rantsinpatwalie lie lie lie .Y'all hide the other parts of Jamaican culture and only show the black side..THE TRUTH CANT BE HIDDEN FOR EVER... JAMAICA IS MORE THAN AFROCENTRISM.🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

same thing can be said for Haiti according to genetic studies. Haitians have the highest African ancestry in the Americas., the average is 93% Africans & can be 100%, for me im 98.3% African my people are the Hausa/Tikar

As an African Jamaican,I must say thanks for your effort in trying to explain the unbroken bond of so-called Jamaicans to their ancestral homeland Africa.there was slavery in Jamaica too,but there’s a much deeper reason why we are so different in character from Africans in the states and the rest of the Caribbean. I won’t/ can’t go into details here,but it would serve you well to get a true insight from someone born and raised,with knowledge of the history concerning the island. Jah bless

👏👏👏😂MY SISTER OF ALL THE VLOGGERS ;VLOGGING ABOUT JAMAICA YOU HAVE SURELY CONNECTED THE DOTS ACCURATELY;JAMAICANS ARE TRANSPLANTED AFRICANS ARE ALWAY READY AND WILLING TO GO HOME TO OUR MOTHER/FATHER LAND ;AFRIVA IS CALLING HER CHILDREN TO COME HOME .ON A SERIOUS NOTE ;WE DO MANYTHINGS SUCH AS COOKING THE WAY OUR GRAND/GREAT GRANDMOTHERS TAUGHT US AND IT CONTINUES RIGHT DOWN THE GENERATIONS .COULD SAY A LOT MORE BUT COME AND GO TO THE DEEP COUNTRY AND YOU SEE AFRICA 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

Yeah us black Jamaicans we care 4 u all in black Africa too one luv sista

I tell my African friends online that Jamaicans are the Supreme Africans and are the only real Africans because we have a combination of all the African genes from Mauritania to South Africa. I have teach them about different places and people in Africa. Many places they have never heard of. They only know about their tribe and maybe their country.

We are family we are just on the other side of the island the love we have for mother Africa can never be broken

I nearly lost £100 on a bet with a friend because I believed that Jamaica was an African country 😅. This was before google was popular. Growing up in the 90s and early 2000s Rastafarian and reggae culture was so pervasive throughout the continent that it only felt natural to think of Jamaica as an African country .

@davidscott3726

11 ай бұрын

Its because for some reason. people don't respect who we are. they wanna dictate.. Jamaica is Africa to Africans because..........🤔

@viviennecampbell2084

2 ай бұрын

Blessings and Nuffield love to you ❤️ ♥️ 💖

We've always identified ourselves as Africans so it's understandable why many people think we're physically inside the motherland

Jamaica may not be in Afrika, but Afrika IS IN JAMAICANS!!!

That’s Nanny of the maroon

Hi empress. Don't listen to stupid people. Jamaica is Africa, and we Jamaicans will fight with all our might to to stay under the wings of mama Africa. One love my sister.

Well, all I hear is Africans talk about African Americans, never hear them talk about Jamaica or any of the Caribbean Islands.

@gedenironald8635

11 ай бұрын

I am a South African Zulu man, Africans will choose Jamaicans over Black Americans any day. We have been taught about people like Marcus Garvey, Peter Tosh and many other freedom fighters and we felt their spirit for Africa. We knew nothing about Black Americans other than their twerking, vulgar hip-hop and splashing money like they are the richest group in America, most Africans thought Americans were rich but social media or the internet exposed those lies and we are not for it now.

@goldenheart751

11 ай бұрын

@@gedenironald8635 It is really sad how you represent Africans as dumb and ignorant because all of the freedom fighters come from America. Nobody 'Black" would be any good without black Americans.

@dekev7503

11 ай бұрын

@@gedenironald8635 Speak for yourself self, stop including the entire continent in your ignorance. A lot of African countries are Aware of great African American freedom fighters like Martin Luther King Jr, Malcom x, Rosa Parks, etc.

@simonpure109

6 ай бұрын

Reggae music did it for us,no need...

@AdNG1

3 ай бұрын

​@@dekev7503A young Martin Luther King went to Jamaica to meet with Marcus Garvey. FACT. Malcolm X, his roots are from Barbados. FACT! Malcom X also, spoke of his admiration and inspiration from Marcus Garvey. FACT.

I'm from the USA 🇺🇸, it didn't break We hid it, South Carolina Georgia Florida gullah geechee is strong✊🏿with the African Spirit and culture.

@lawtonsfinest8622

Ай бұрын

It's strong here in Canada still connected why u thank Africans still come here to this day 🤣💯🇨🇦💪🏿. Same here Canada iz on both sides of the border cause the English & Anglos partitioned it 200+ years ago to break mostly Black Canadians. I'm a Black American & NOBODY on Earth has as much as the type of Black Soul as Black Canadians here in Canada 💯🇨🇦. We have in & around the areas of Detroit, Chicago, Toronto, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Columbus, Cleveland, Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec. & Ironically those was the biggest slave markets not only in Canada but New France & all of British America 💯🇬🇧💰. We also have our own brand of ancestral slave religion up here in Canada 2 that I knew a white Canadian with Black ancestry whose auntie is in the ancestral arts down the street from Henry Ford 🤣🇨🇦💯🇬🇧💰

@theblessedone.6251

12 күн бұрын

I love the gullah geechee people.

Almost all Africans know what Jamaica is in the Caribbean...so, there is little truth in her comment. We just love Jamaica, we know the history of Jamaica and we know that we are the same people.

Smh

We Jamaica's are the only black people outside Africa that has the most love for Africans ❤❤❤❤❤ from 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

@theblessedone.6251

12 күн бұрын

Look up the gullah geechee people of South Carolina, Florida, and Georgia. Gullah geechee culture is an African American culture that kept black american culture alive. Most of the black american folktales come from the gullah geechee which they got from Africa💯

Is it a Bad thing???

The Africans that believes Jamaica is in africa don't know their geography (Nigeria)

I believe so.

Nanny

🙄

Yes, indeed, Jamaica is and always so. Although lots of ignorant individuals don't want to accept that. Many refused to accept their African's roots. The land of musical masters, lyrics, toasting, and the eldership of Errol Beckfoot and those before him Etal. Yes, we are the children of Mama Africa. Jamaican 🇯🇲 speaks that " love " ❤️ 😍 I & I yah man is. (Check out culture; this train 🚆 or P. Tosh; stand firm).

@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND

11 ай бұрын

Stop your delusional bs... Jamaica isn't Africa...

@davidscott3726

11 ай бұрын

Jamaica is Jamaica.. Because Y'all Africans wouldnt accept half of my family as Jamaican..We know who we are.If Jamaica was as successful as the Cayman islands y'all wouldn't wanna claim us

@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND

11 ай бұрын

@@davidscott3726 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣plant

Yes I’m in Jamaica for a little while and I heard the Jamaican ladies talking like Africans

ASE'

Most Jamaicans wasn't proud to be an African only the Rastafari people in Jamaica embraces Africa and are proud of their African culture and heritage not until the rastas in started to preach about Africa and start telling Jamaicans that they are Africans and to look to Africa not Europe and America...Rastafari musicians were the only ones singing about African and fighting against slavery and apartheid so believe it are not most Jamaicans are not 100% into africa most of want to go to Canada England and America...only rastas want to repatriate to Africa...

@gedenironald8635

11 ай бұрын

Are you Jamaican?, what type of Africa you guys see on tv and what type of Canada or Europe you see on tv?. Do Jamaicans see them as apart from Africans or do they thing the are related tov Europeans. These questions will help me form my understanding of the Jamaicans you are talking about.

@veda1306

11 ай бұрын

Up to this current day some will fight you in a big temper if you accuse them if being African.😊😊😊

@nyabinghinyabinghirealms9433

11 ай бұрын

@gedenironald8635 yes I am from Jamaica am not talking about relating to Europeans am identifying themselves with Europeans ideals instead of embracing Africa and our African heritage

@davidscott3726

11 ай бұрын

Thank you.. Because these idiots think Jamaica is just this place of AFROCENTRISM .It is not!!

@davidscott3726

11 ай бұрын

​@@gedenironald8635Start by respecting our individual understanding,then understand that we are not only black people

Using the correct world map, jamaica is further away from africa than Vermont in usa is. I dont see nih spiritual connection between us and them, we jamaicans peoples ways and mannerisms is more welsh than africa. A nuh wvery black people come from africa, the problem is that we were lied to that out of africa nonsense

Why?? There's nothing African about Jamaica....

Who wants to own it are not, 95% of Jamaicans are of African ascendance. The blood of the fore-parents flows through their veins. While Jamaica isn’t in Africa, Africa is in the hearts of all the melaninated people.

If you do your research. Africans were transported to Jamaica as Slave labor. The original indigenous people were Taino Indian peoples under the rule of Spain. Also, African culture and traditions are not consistent with Jamaican culture, tradition or belifes. Additionally, Reggae Music is a movement influenced by the Rastafarian movement which began in the 1930's with the coronation of Halie Selassie from Ethiopia; the AFRICAN country reggae artist are singing about.

@user-dv3kq3rm4h

19 күн бұрын

The Maroons have indigenous Taino DNA. They rain to the hills and intermixed with the Tainos there.

Jamaica is pure African

The Caribbean isn't Africa... Stop the bs

@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND

11 ай бұрын

@@CarribeanForBlacks LIES you tell yourself... There are too many indigenous indians in the Caribbean... PLUS YOU CAN'T SPELL

@davidscott3726

11 ай бұрын

The truth is , economics why the Caribbean and Africa is so similar.

It is interesting that she kept mentioning the COUNTRY of Jamaica and the CONTINENT of Africa which has FIFTY FOUR independent countries within!! Do you mean ALL 54 countries?! I am sure that all their cultures are not homogenous, and think the same way! I am sure countries in the north would object to her assessment

@alkebulanman3280

11 ай бұрын

Why are you really here? Just move on.

@ahfimiwonawun

10 ай бұрын

A lot of those people in the countries in the north think of themselves as arabs and not Africans so they wouldn’t care about this topic at all.

@clapham93

3 ай бұрын

"Out of many 1 people" the Jamaican motto.

JAMAICANS ARE JAMAICANS. WHY SHOULD WE ALL BE AFRICANS WHEN THATS JUST PART OF THE JAMAICAN STORY. RUDE!!!!

@ahfimiwonawun

10 ай бұрын

We’ve been in Jamaica for a few hundred years. We were in Africa for hundreds of thousands of years. Africa is literally in our blood. We’re walking around with African haplotypes and Benin sickle cell traits in our blood from the forest regions in West Africa. There’s nothing in our blood that ties us to Jamaica. Jamaica is what’s part of our story. Africa is our foundation, however, whether we acknowledge it or deny it.

@booblam6919

5 ай бұрын

​@@ahfimiwonawun time will reveal all truth......Shepherd man from Jamaica 🇯🇲

@paulgabbidon8350

3 ай бұрын

You

@user-dv3kq3rm4h

19 күн бұрын

@@ahfimiwonawun Speak for yourself, you don't know my family tree. I come from a multi-cultural family on my Jamaican side. We are a hybrid people- a new ethnicity who rose out of slavery, then encountered others who came to the island through indentured servitude and other immigrants. It's a fusion of cultures. You think everyone in Jamaica is an African? Does Sean Paul and Shaggy look African to you? What about Damian Marley and Heavy D. Stop telling us who we are.

@ahfimiwonawun

19 күн бұрын

@@user-dv3kq3rm4h , obviously I’m not talking about mixed/ biracial/ multiracial people, so go find something else for your fake outrage.

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂The delusions of people are unreal...

@paulgabbidon8350

3 ай бұрын

You mean like you?

@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND

3 ай бұрын

@@paulgabbidon8350 Like you and your ancestors

@paulgabbidon8350

3 ай бұрын

@@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND go hold a nap and come back tomorrow,!

@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND

3 ай бұрын

@paulgabbidon8350 Make me! Jealousy is your forte'...

@paulgabbidon8350

3 ай бұрын

@@YOUR-WORD-IS-YOUR-BOND how could I be jealous of a lost person? it's more like sympathy, one love 💕 still!

Do yawl history pleaaase ppl i love Africa too but it’s not the truth yawl are not Africans this is why up until the late 1900s no one called us African it was always West Indian even in the UK you think they wouldn’t knw this from 1492? Also all the blacks in the americas are Americans unless you do your genealogy/ personally have a African parent from the continent of Africa you aren’t an African..I knw it’s a shock, it was for me too but truth is truth we are different ppl even Malcolm X told us this before he passed away that we here in the Caribbean, North,south and Central America are indigenous and are family sigh 😢but yawl will still promote all this b.s because y they teach it in school knw yourselves or ppl will choose something for you just knw that even Asia and Europe were riddled with its own indigenous black population but don’t take my word for it

Jamaica is an American country

@andrewfanfan

3 ай бұрын

Are you serious?

@hcalo

3 ай бұрын

@@andrewfanfan I don't know if it was sarcasm, but the Caribbean is part of North America and North, Central and South America are American countries (The Americas)... Go to google

No different than Americans who think Haiti is an African country..🤦🏾‍♂️🇭🇹😆

Metaphysical...another word for WITCHCRAFT!

@alkebulanman3280

11 ай бұрын

Stop this foolish European propaganda!

She should have learn geography when she was at school