Hot stuff fr Sizzla...ikväll tors 25/11 kl 21-

Blev lite forsenat har (pga klippning)
kommer nu kl 22
tung intervju!!
=)

Måste man inte ha konstiga kanaler för att se det där?

inte se
utan lyssna
BBC digitalradio samt webradio (link ovan)

Ahaa!
I see... men det är ju lite sent nu kanske :(

too later
men det ligger snart uppe for bandad lyssning

Det som sades fr Sizzla har redan blivit top-news här i UK

Det går undan!
Läste ett fåtal citat på sidan och lite kommentarer från folket. Majoriteten verkar ju ha förståelse för honom iaf.

Det kan ju vara relevant nu när han är uppe i hetluften. Ska bli intressant lyssning, då inspelningen kommer upp.

Mirella
Vilka allihopa?

Och va sa dom, förresten? I stora drag alltså, om du orkar!

Intervju ligger uppe nu. Ska lyssna senare...

Sizzla: That don't hurt me one bit because what they're doing is total stupidness. The Bible tell you dat if a man wid another man he most be cut off from his nation or put to death. That's not my law - it's God said that law. I'm just sitting down one day and waiting to see some brimstone start falling.

Capleton: Metaphorical speaking when the artists say certain things but it’s not a literal thing. When capleton say 'burn' and when Capleton say 'more fire' it don't mean literal go out there and kill people - it's not on a destructive level. You can't not interpret Patois to standard English and say yes this is what we're saying. Bob Marley said 'I shot the Sheriff' but does that mean he shot the Sheriff with a literal bullet? No! It means that he shot the Sheriff with his words... These people are trying to turn da people against us.

Peter Tatchall: Black lesbian and gay people are being routinely murdered with no redress. The killers are never been brought to trial and the songs that are being put out by these handful of reggae artists have created a popular culture where it is seen to be acceptable to beat murder gays and Lesbians.

Chuck Fender snackade om Peace n Love.

Macka Diamond: When you grow up in a country that doesn't do certain things - that is our policy but the artists don't mean any harm, it's just lyrics, it's just making money it's just getting foul on stage. They don't really mean no harm. They do it because it will sell - because it's for Jamaicans that believe it's is not right. We don't really mean it, we don't get up and really kill people. If it's harming the music we should just leave it alone and led God be the decider.

Vybz Kartel: Well originally in Jamaica, Jamaican music is a music that has strong homophobic origins also the artists. But growing up and life is learning process and in life you go through stages and you learn. IN a world right now colour and society Jamaica needs move forward in the 21st Century. So right now we need to take stance to denounce violence against any group or people.

Vybz var ju vettig.