Black Jamaicans in the ownership class

[evanovitch]

Re: Black Jamaicans in the ownership class

dats u story n u sticking by it...in dis instance...

but di odda cases whe u explain wat , how n how u run dem still goes..juss dis one was handsoff

[Dyoll_73]

Re: Black Jamaicans in the ownership class

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dr.Dudd</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Do you know that I bought minority shares in a company, but actually owned almost 100% of it?. The majority of the shareholders,was secured by me and I had first call on them.The other major shareholder in Jamaica citizens bank was is the same people who owned and still do the major block of palace Amusement. I still maintain that Georgia citizens and Southern was the majority owners. and black were paper owners in it.
As for the black ownership. You couldn't convince me. since I am aware that by law black Jamaicans could not invest in anything. Did you know that ther was a Government savings bank in Jamaica. this was operated by the colonial government. It was late taken over by the local government after the so called independence. Anyway. did you realize that it was forbidden to invest the savings in any loans to black Jamaicans?
did you know that the savings were invested in South Africa? Did you know that citizens bank savers, got no measurable returns.</div></div>

Did you know this? Did you know that?

LOL!

The Geogia bank (Citizens and Southern Bank, back then) which, interestingly, is now a part of Bank of America, never held controlling interest in JCB. I see you have already made up your mind, so I won't try to confuse you with the facts.