Barbados Election – Barbadians, It’s Now or Never

 

BARBADIANS, LISTEN UP.

This is not a drill, this is not an exaggeration, this is a national awakening.
It’s now or never.

Barbados cannot continue in this chaotic, conflicted, corrupt, friends-of-friends, family-of-friends, sidekick, back-room system any longer. What we are witnessing is not leadership, it is mismanagement dressed as governance, greed masked as progress, and silence demanded in exchange for survival.

Barbados needs a RESET.
Barbados and Barbadians need to HEAL.

Our island paradise is being dragged into a hellhole, transformed into an “ALL FOR SALE” movement, where everything has a price, and nothing is sacred. Think wisely, people. Think deeply. Do not put Barbados and Barbadians through the continued torment we are enduring.

Look around, open your eyes:

• Healthcare is failing us.
• Education is failing us.
• The sugar industry is collapsing.
• Agriculture is neglected
• Utilities are unreliable
• Road works are endless and ineffective.
• High taxes are draining us.
• The cost of living is suffocating us.
• Unemployment and underemployment are stealing the future of our generations, present and unborn.
• Public transportation is failing.
• Housing and access to land are slipping away from ordinary Barbadians.
• Crime and violence are terrorizing communities.

The government is failing us.

Our once-peaceful, calm, and grounded paradise is being invaded, not just physically, but also economically, culturally, and spiritually, and the essence of Barbados is being stripped away.

Our windows to the sea are being blocked.
Our paths and trails to the beaches are being privatized.
What once belonged to the people is quietly being signed away behind closed doors.

For Barbadians trying to own and grow their own businesses, many are being pushed aside, sidelined, or drowned out, while the rich, the connected, and the highest bidders are welcomed with open arms and fast-tracked approvals. Documentation appears overnight when money talks. Access disappears when locals ask.

Our public funds are not being allocated to uplift the people, but to empower those seeking control over us.
This is pay-to-play governance, and it must end.

The long-standing values of Barbados, fairness, dignity, community, and sovereignty, have been trampled into the ground.
Barbados’ legs are open for everyone to take.

STOP THIS MADNESS.

Vote for those who have your best interests at heart, not those driven by money, spotlight, fame, greed, ego, favoritism, secret deals, hidden agendas, or allegiance to forces that seek to destroy the people while enriching themselves.

And yes, REMEMBER.

Remember COVID.
Remember the vaccines.
Remember the days and weeks of torment.
Remember the bullying, the threats, the pressure, the home imprisonment, the fear, the deaths, the political coercion, the deceptions, the bias of employers, workmates, etc., because you didn't. Engage in a toxic agenda. Remember!

Do not gaslight your own memory.
Do not minimize what we lived through.
Do not allow history to be rewritten while the wounds are still fresh.

BARBADIANS! THIS NEEDS TO END. NOW.

Barbados is no longer being treated as an island paradise; it is being run like a business arena, where the highest bidder gets what they want, and systems bend instantly to accommodate them.

Barbados needs help, and only the people can save it.

The pay-to-play system must end.
The culture of silence must end.
The fear must end.
The complacency must end.

Barbados has lost itself.
It has lost its balance.
It has lost its soul.

But it can be found again.

Barbados needs a reset.
It needs healing.
And Barbadians need to reclaim the parts of themselves that have been stolen by a tyrannical system driven by greed, pride, ego, and self-interest, not the people’s well-being.

This election is not about parties.
It is not about colors.
It is not about loyalty to faces.

It is about SURVIVAL.
It is about DIGNITY.
It is about THE FUTURE.
It is about each and every Barbadian having a voice in the nation they live in, an input in the lives they have to live, not to be sidelined, overlooked, overshadowed, overthrown, neglected, or only seen as useful when elections and voting time are near.

Barbadians, this is your moment.
Now… or never.