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Dr. Kadamine Knife-Rastafari and Politics/2025 General Election/Andrew Holness vs Mark Golding

In this thought-provoking episode of Religious Reasons, we reason with Dr. Kadamine Knife to discuss the upcoming September 3, 2025 General Election in Jamaica. The interview dives deep into some of the most pressing political questions surrounding Jamaica's future, including the relationship between the Rastafarian community and political parties. 🎤 Topics Discussed: Are Rastafarians affiliated with any political party, specifically the People's National Party (PNP)? Did Michael Manley truly support Rastafarians, or was it all for political mileage? Did Manley "give the Rasta the rod" or use the community for his own gain? Is Damion Crawford a Rastafarian? Is he the first Rastafarian to sit in Parliament? Would Dr. Kadamine Knife accept an invitation from Mark Golding, leader of the PNP, to become a senator if Golding is victorious in the upcoming election? Dr. Knife shares his unfiltered opinion on Andrew Holness' proposals: The feasibility of raising the minimum wage from J$16,000 to J$32,000. The potential to reduce General Consumption Tax (GCT) from 25% to 15%. The controversial "no tax up to 3.5 million dollars" proposal. This interview brings clarity to complex political dynamics and offers insight into the intersection of politics, culture, and the Rastafarian community in Jamaica. Tune in for an honest, candid conversation with one of Jamaica’s most respected voices. 👉 Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to Religious Reasons for more in-depth discussions on religion, politics, and everything in between! [email protected] #JamaicaElection2025 #RastafarianPolitics #DamionCrawford #MichaelManley #MarkGolding #AndrewHolness #PNP #JamaicanPolitics #ReligiousReasonsPodcast #KadamineKnife #JamaicaPolitics #Rasta #MinimumWage #TaxReform #andrewholness #markgolding #pnp #jlp #damioncrawford #timecome #choosejamaica