Bad Friday Survivors – Book 2

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A Wise Mind Publications original.

First page excerpt…

WORD SOUND OF ANCIENT BROTHER PEKE

RASTAFARI INCENTS IN MONTEGO BAY

It was the Priest who had carried the Rastafari message in the town of Montego Bay; he was invited to reason within the Rastafari camp by Ancient Bongo Isaac, Bongo Muxie, Bongo Sunny, Bongo Sil, and Man Binns, who were among the most Incient brethrens at that time.

All of us were living on the big Rastafari camp in Granville. It was the largest one in St James; we were all eating out of the same pot. Sister Mina, who was like a mother to us, cooked all our meals.

At that time the Binghi center was not in Granville which is the original place. It was first located in the proximity of the Granville clinic and ga- rage. It was Bongo Benjie, the owner of the yard, who gave us permis- sion to use the place as a Binghi ground. We had two priests who were Bongo Sunny from Granville and Priest Brown from North Gully.

THE CORAL GARDENS INCIDENT

Harry Smith, my cousin, better known as Brother Washer, was a Rasta- man and a part of the Coral Gardens Massacre. He was working at the Public Works Department in Montego Bay. The police arrested him during the uprising; he eventually lost his job after that.

Felix Waldron was a very brilliant individual in those days; he was a graduate of Cornwall College, he was also an office clerk. I could not say how and when he got involved with Franklin, I only knew that he was shot to death by the police with Franklin and Bowen.

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