Barbados - National motto, Pride and Industry; is the esteemed home of a vibrantly proud and mentally liberated people!

 
By Stanley Collymore  
 
Barbados' climate and too its slave  
based plantation system, allowed  
for an economic boom for sugar  
production, making it first England  
and then, after the creation of the  
United Kingdom, actually Britain's  
wealthiest colony. Our homeland  
Barbados, that was evidently the
birth place, of the iniquitous and  
irrefutably essentially barbarous remorseless British slave society  
colonized essentially by Britain's  
powerful class elites that clearly  
made their enormous fortunes,  
singularly from sugar produced  
by enforcedly enslaved and too  
the crucially "disposable" solely
also Afro-Caribbean workforce.  
 
Indisputably, phenomenal Bajan  
wealth, which secured Britain's  
place as the characteristically  
imperial superpower which clearly  
attendantly very deleteriously and  
absolutely endemically too on the  
part of the British caused them to  
instinctively and rather purposely  
very euphorically essentially as is  
still evidently the case, even now  
in the 21st Century; distinctively
inflicted back then, centuries of  
horrendously untold and, most  
conveniently induced, amnesia  
nowadays - hardships globally!  
 
(C) Stanley V. Collymore  
6 April 2022.  
 
 
Author's Remarks:  
In profound and staunch, affectionate dedication to everyone of my fellow Bajans: our genuine and discernibly quite remarkably and commendable women, men and children; the bright  young and upcoming generation, significantly also our middle aged and the blessed elderly; equally our effervescent political leaders and instrumentally, influential educators; our essentially, crucially empathetic, quite distinctly dedicated health care professionals, and the dutiful agents of law and order across our country - in loving association with our blood relations across our global Diaspora - stay strong to what ancestrally we do proudly carry in our precious genes.  
 
Always remembering that people like ourselves with self-esteem don't brag, as they don't need to! Since everyone distinctively sees our greatness and does the bragging for us!  
 
As for me, I'm rather flattered, totally proud, immensely honoured and also profoundly grateful to be ethnically a Bajan!