Jamaica is at war. Satanic forces on the mandatory mission to steal, kill and destroy have been ushered into hallowed halls, board rooms, homes, schools and communities.
Children suffer the harshest consequences of national downfall when a country is under Satanic control. They are the helpless victims of societal collapse, spiritual assault, cyber attacks, and displacement.
Over the past week, each news report was more painful than the previous, and too many involved overt and covert attacks on children. Harm is coming at them from every angle. Some are being trafficked, many are facing extreme hunger and large numbers are being lured into drugs and other addictions while being ripped away from their righteous foundation.
In the first week back from the long summer break, there have been at least seven cases where children have been traumatised, brutalised, violated or killed across the island.
Two children died in a fire that destroyed a house located on Smith Lane in downtown Kingston on Saturday. Four-year-old Samson Cameron and seven-year-old Keriecia Hutchinson were home alone at the time of the blaze.
On Friday, September 11, three children—two girls and a boy—were rushed to the Black River Hospital after being struck by a large boulder in Merrywood, northwest St Elizabeth.
The incident occurred while the children were making their way to school, and the boulder unexpectedly rolled down a nearby hillside and struck them, knocking one of the children unconscious and injuring the other two.
These incidents came hot on the heels of a high-profile investigation which was launched into the abduction and rape of a 10-year-old girl, while on her way to school in Mineral Heights, Clarendon, last Tuesday morning. The child had to be admitted to hospital.
Amid all of this, the nation was incensed over an incident at George Headley Primary School in Kingston, where a female student was denied permission to use the restroom, causing her to soil herself in class.
Over the past months, Jamaica has lost increasing numbers of children. Some have been torched in fires, others crushed in road accidents and even annihilated at gunpoint.
Seventy children lost their lives to various causes across a 12-month span from November 2024 to October 2025, with roughly half of those minors under the age of 13. This number includes a 9th-grade student at Haile Selassie High School, who was attacked, sexually assaulted, and stabbed multiple times by an intruder at her apartment in Palm Grove Court on Spanish Town Road.
The Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch (PSTEB) also reported a total of 18 child road fatalities resulting from 15 traffic crashes across the island in 2025.
The Jamaica Fire Brigade recorded child deaths and displacement due to domestic fires, noting that 506 children were made homeless by fires over the course of the year.
Three years ago a newborn baby was cast to a cruel death from a third-floor balcony. At the time, many said it was a sign that things had gone way beyond the pale.
Abortion clinics continue to break the law of God and man in full defiance of the nation’s Constitution and with no recourse. Over twenty thousand babies ripped from their mothers’ wombs add to the tonne load of atrocities that the nation is committing against our youth.
The wanton shedding of the blood of the innocent, whether through abortions, accidents, suicide or murder, speaks to the magnitude of the curse which has been unleashed on the island.
The Jamaican government is not innocent in the atrocities against our children. They signed the Samoa agreement, a covenant that demands the implementation of Satanic ideals in schools. Added to this, they are busily pursuing the beast agenda, failing to understand that countries that bow to Satanic demands exist in a place of perpetual hopelessness and divine judgement against all, including children.
When a nation partners with the forces of darkness, only destruction awaits. Under providential curse, lust rules relationships, and love even among kinsmen is lost. People are focused on flesh and engage ungodliness with no compunction.
So, while government brags about an overall decline in homicide and gang-related crimes since 2025, domestic and interpersonal violence remains a persistent threat to the continued existence of families across the island.
When close relatives kill each other over food, cell phone chargers, or the use of household implements like bath pans in simple arguments, we have left the ideals of civilisation and have entered abject barbarism.
This is modern Jamaica, where savagery and distrust extend beyond families and communities. The population holds the government and those tasked to protect them in utter contempt. They see their sons being savagely slaughtered in questionable police operations and their daughters brutally abused and abandoned on a regular basis.
Cruelty, corruption and desperation seem boundless. Regardless of the massive JMD$4.8 billion that the government spends annually on destination marketing to promote the island internationally, the global admiration for Jamaica cannot shield us from famine, earthquakes, pestilence, the ravages of hurricanes nor the attacks on our children.
This nation has arrived at being the byword for destitution and destruction. We bounce from crisis to worsening crisis while desperately clutching to the stubborn stupor – Jamaica, no problem!
Divine judgement is upon us, and our children are paying a very high price for our continued rebellion against righteousness and refusal to repent.