😳 Drinking The Poison And Expect Holness To Die?

Added: 2026-06-01

[00:00:01]Andrew Michael Holes.

[00:00:05]What a man.

[00:00:07]Andrew Holess, you are teaching bad mind people a very valuable lesson and I hope they learn. Can you imagine being in the shoes of the people them who are still suffering psychologically 8 months after a general election because they refuse to accept defeat.

[00:00:33]You know, I see a video going around where them even send Fe Bob Marley's what girl that say she's Bob Marley's granddaughter. I don't know if that's true. She say she's Bob Marley's granddaughter.

[00:00:47]She's out there talking about Andrew On this JP killer grandfather and something bad. Okay, that [snorts] sure about now the level that they're continuing to go even beyond the Jamaican people showing them who they trust and who they prefer to lead the country because it's not Andrew Holes's decision. It was the will of the Jamaican people.

[00:01:22]Okay? And when they make statements like you know MTF the election okay so MT 2016 in 2020 and this one it's no no fault of the PNP it's not the fact that PNP is unviable and teeth it's okay hold that nobody not believe but know that the Jamaican people chose on September 3rd 2025 and they've yet to accept it can you imagine being them getting up every Okay, just thinking about the next lie that they can tell on a man who the Jamaican people chose over their choice. Can you imagine being them? I don't know about you guys, but I I prefer to be joyful. I prefer contentment. I prefer happiness.

[00:02:13]I cannot get up every day in bitterness.

[00:02:17]I just can't do it. And to the point where I take aim at somebody and target somebody and decide even after them defeat me, I'm going to go after them. I must not have anything to do with my life, you know. And the people who are doing this, you know, the man got in a problem. Yes. The man got in a problem because a man they lay down with, you understand? And I imagine they probably get up every day questioning themselves and questioning the mother and questioning God. Why am I like this?

[00:02:54]Look what woman sweet.

[00:02:56]Woman is so sweet and woman is so nice that woman want them. And then boy, I don't want to get into it. But guys, on a more serious note, what Andrew Olus is teaching these people is that when you decide to get up every day in bitterness, it is you who have who has to live with that.

[00:03:18]It's like drinking poison and hoping that the next person will die from it.

[00:03:25]Daily a daily dose of their own poison and hoping that the next person will die from it. How ridiculous can that be?

[00:03:35]I've been in their shoes before. Yes, I campaigned for Kamla Harris. I did.

[00:03:43]Right now out there in in my storoom, I still have, you know, the yard signs and the plaque cards and everything. I went out in the community and campaigned for her and she didn't win.

[00:03:59]But I had to live. I had to get up every day and live my life and care for my child and do what I have to do. I don't hate the president of the United States.

[00:04:08]That's who the people chose by majority.

[00:04:11]And whatever the Democratic Party did, why they didn't win that? That's for them to go and deal with. They have to go and do their internal examination to find out why they came up short.

[00:04:28]What would I gain being bitter and getting up every day on social media lying on Donald Trump? Like that makes no sense. That doesn't do anything for me. You know, that doesn't change the outcome.

[00:04:43]And I have to respect the will of the people, as bad as things are and as bad as people say things are right now, you have them coming on TV. boy said about them who you know supported the man in office now come say boy right now them have to choose between groceries and gas guys gas high I paid $60 a couple of days ago to fill up my SUV right right now my daughter she drives too she has a job you know but sometime I feel so bad to make her buy her own gas you even though she has a smaller vehicle than I do, but gas is high. Now, thank God for us, we don't have to choose between gas and groceries. We do we do pretty okay.

[00:05:33]We do pretty well, right? But you have people out there who went and cast their votes for the man in office who started a war and we say, "Oh, that go and them come to the realization listen maybe this wasn't such a good idea." You understand? So people like me never support people just the consequence. I mean elections have consequences and that's what it comes down to.

[00:06:06]Now let us talk about grading and wholeness. Okay, the lesson I just talk about the lesson which is that you cannot drink poison and expect Andrew on to dead every day watching crash out on a dead social media right so that is the lesson now you know they're going around with their their lies same way that didn't help them to win the election and they're still going I mean just I think day before yesterday the Jamaica gleer them wanted us a wicked talking about the government pockets pockets money for the people. What kind of crap is that? You know, and I don't even know when the government is going to sue them.

[00:06:55]That's how much these people are drinking their own poison that even their credibility they're willing to put on the line just to keep going after this man who defeated them September 3rd with the help of the Jamaican people.

[00:07:08]Now, we just had a category 5 hurricane, and I can see they're at a phase now where they've exhausted everything. The lies they've exhausted, which they continue to do, but that's okay. So, now they're they're on the the the hurricane and they're deciding to make documentaries and go after and blame the government for the plight of the people.

[00:07:34]Now, answer me this question.

[00:07:37]Where in the world have you seen a category 5 hurricane or any hurricane where people don't suffer in the aftermath? That's what hurricanes do to us. That's what natural disasters do to us. We suffer. I can tell you now I was in two not about Gilbert. Gilbert when me a little girl time and my parents did deal with things. But as a big woman, I went through two major hurricanes in Florida two weeks apart. I lived on the beach and two weeks apart my place got wash out.

[00:08:13]Yes. Which government could I have blame? You go deal with the insurance company or any anywhere you can get local help. You go to social services, you know, you go apply for food stamp, whatever you have to do to get the help to rebuild, that's what you do. But it doesn't take away the fact that you were you were wiped out. That's what hurricanes do to people and we have to put our pieces together and try to recover.

[00:08:42]Let me just say this and I say this without apology.

[00:08:46]You look across Jamaica and if you can bring me three PNP people who are gainfully employed, I will pay you. I will pay you 100 US if you can bring me three when say three PNP people I talk about the people who actually cast them votes election day right the one out there protest the one on social media chat bring me three of them who are gainfully employed them have been conditioned from a very early age to be a set of people who sit down and depend upon people and depend on hand s MP office morning till night a chat and wait a hand out that's why Peter used to roll up window face you understand the other people in my country they're selfarters they're small business owners even if not have a traditional 9 to5 them find a hustle and went to find a way those are the people I talk to when I'm in Jamaica who do not go around blaming the government for their shortfalls in life. They're out there working and if they have to work two jobs, that's what they do. I was asked a question when I was interviewed last weekend by the man who named Neighbor over on Tik Tok. And neighbor asked me an an important question. He said, "Will the Jamaican people blame the government for the cost of living?"

[00:10:31]And my response was this. No. the Jamaican people at large, the ones who were smart enough to elect re-elect the government, they won't blame the government because it them understand that what is going on in the world today, for example, with the gas prices, the high cost of living, food gone up, gas gone up, everything is a global phenomenon, right? So, the Jamaican people are aware of that. How are they aware of that? We're all in the social media space. We get the news with Siwan over the over across the world in the region with Siwan. So what is going on is no fault of the government. However, the cost of living in Jamaica is much better than the cost of living in America. I tell me, I tell you know, especially in housing, in um food, for example, you have more options in Jamaica, right? So the cost of living in Jamaica is much better than a lot of countries. The other thing is it's no fault of the government but what can the government do about it? The only thing the government can do about the current economic global economic climate is to if they can give the minimum wage earners an increase a raise. That's all they can do. Okay? And the government of the day, they've done that and they continue to do that. Since this government came into office, they have given minimum wage earners six raises.

[00:12:01]I tell me, I tell you know, six raises and they're about to raise the minimum wage again even though we are recovering from Hurricane Melissa.

[00:12:12]Okay. So the people sit down and I wait on the government to rescue them. They will find another stream of income. They will go and take advantage of free education where they can upskill themselves, right? They will send their children to these learning institutions to get free education so their kids can become better off. These are the things you got to think innovatively. You understand?

[00:12:42]So when you hear people talking about the hurricane that they're trying to campaign on cuz they have nothing else to say trying to campaign on the hurricane when PNP woman come on a a plastic millivander.

[00:12:59]Okay? That's what happens after a hurricane. You got to put your pieces back together and you got to figure it out. Okay? And yes, the government of Jamaica, they have been spending and they have been allocating help. When you see the picture them me share out here with with PMP people them to a whole up check 500,000 75,000 100,000 to fix what their roof a lot of them got help millions and millions of dollars so far of help. So they are getting help some of them. It's an ongoing process and with every step there must be accountability and checks and balances because a democ say the government thief right so like I said if some people have to wait a little longer to get help right while the checks and balances and accountability take place then so shall it be because I would not advise Nobody to go put them name on the line for make PNP destroy their reputation because PNP is very good at that. They like to come for people reputation and comfort people. You understand? So make sure the right side and the checks and balances them hurricane goes where hurricane Katrina come. Some people never move back to New Orleans after that hurricane. Okay? And I can tell you now when I went through two backto-back hurricanes in Florida, it took months for me to get back my place together.

[00:14:47]Took a while.

[00:14:49]That's just how that's what happens in a natural disaster. So documentary the government this and the government that the government is doing what they should. They're doing it orderly and they're doing it with a sense of accountability.

[00:15:06]Okay, I'm glad that these people are in office under this hurricane. I would not want the PNP to be there with so much money that right now the government can account for every single dollar. Nobody not question them money. Nobody ask no question what the people say is not spend the money fast enough. You can't just dash out money so people get up finger thief and corrupt the United States just pled millions of dollars to Jamaica think so much You see me last word because everybody get up and tell people take it some people know I mean how do you feel good getting up every day targeting a prime minister who the Jamaican people them chose again.

[00:16:27]How do you you know you feel away? Okay, but anyway, that's all for today, guys.

[00:16:34]I will catch you guys another time.

[00:16:37]Andrew Holes has taught bad mind people a hell of a lesson. They've got to get up every day and they've got to drink their poison.

[00:16:47]And that poison is not hurting the prime minister. It is hurting them.