Last Friday night, the entire island of Jamaica was plunged into darkness. It was the kind of darkness where electricity was out, the quarter moon was dodging behind heavy clouds, confusion reigned and evil roamed free.
Eye witnesses reported a major explosion just before the power outage and a massive fire in the barracks at Up Park Camp, Jamaica’s military base. Interestingly much was riding on Friday night. The USS Nimitz, the American largest warboat had docked in the Kingston harbour and was expected to leave that same afternoon.
The presence of the USS Nimitz in Jamaican waters had had tongues wagging for the entire week. Speculations were rife that a US military attack on Cuba was blooming. President Donald Trump had planted the seed weeks ago in the mind of the world when he declared his intentions to take control of the neighbouring island state.
On the arrival of the vessel, which is said to be one of the largest naval aircraft carriers in the world, Energy Minister Daryl Vaz, accompanied by Information Minister Dana Morris Dixon, was treated to a tour. Dixon was especially agog with praises for the Americans. Vaz’s expression offered no consolation to the masses who had more questions than a PEP past paper.
The USS Nimitz aircraft carrier strike group did not enter the Caribbean alone. Several guided missile destroyers and cruisers that can launch precision missiles at targets onshore were also dispatched with it. An array of advanced American drones and surveillance aircraft have also circled Cuba for months, according to flight tracking sites. No one can be sure how much the Jamaican government knew, but something was clearly amiss.
During the power outage, Vaz used his popular social media page on X to inform browsers that JPS president Hugh Grant was en route to the company’s emergency operations centre and that he was waiting on an update on the matter. Days after Friday, neither Vaz nor the JPS could provide any answer for the outage.
But the problem did not begin with the blackout. Thunderstorms from a series of tropical waves, which were rising from the south of the island forced the Met Service to dispatch weather alerts. The island was also in the grip of a respiratory stranglehold from a huge plume of Sahara dust coming in from the coast of Africa. All day on Friday, the internet systems across the island were spotty. Mobile data services were not picking up calls in unusual places and digital networks seemed to have been on a frolic of their own.
Nonetheless, the Jamaican people carried right along. The unusual arrival of the ship, an extraordinary hurricane recovery donation from the United States and the subsequent slew of disruptions suggested a narrative many were unwilling to dismiss as conspiracy theory.
All this was happening in the very first week of June, when the LGBTQI community had announced major plans, including a Bare as You Dare party and a march through the streets of the city the following day.
The people of Jamaica were warned to be on watch. Warnings came through the prophetic from as early as last year September. But people who choose to ignore things spiritual and rely solely on things temporal are involuntary pawns for the enemy. They remain suspended in ignorance, where they essentially perish for lack of understanding.
People who reject the presence of spiritual activity believe that wars, plandemics, environmental disasters, mass disruptions and fear-causing incidents are natural occurrences in the cut and thrust of life. They ignore the fact that the bulk of life’s challenges are not carnal. We are locked in a fierce battle against principalities and spiritualities in high and diverse places.
Man will always have motives for his actions. Those motives may or may not be disclosed. Operators of the USS Nimitz understand that the vessel cannot be hidden because of its sheer size. Its primary purpose is power projection—to make a visible and unambiguous statement of military strength. It is a massive floating airbase, designed for sustained combat operations, deterrence, and large-scale exercises.
However, it frequently functions as a secret hub, providing a launchpad for clandestine missions using specialised assets that can be carried onboard. It can perform intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR).
This celebrated war boat can host special operations forces (SOF) from units like SEALs or MARSOC. It serves as a secret staging base, transporting them into position and providing air support for their missions, though these operations are rarely publicised. Its air wing can also execute classified missions, like breaking into foreign airspace to test enemy air defenses.
The mystery behind the arrival of the USS Nimitz may remain unsolved, but it has left some startling truths. Jamaica’s electricity grid can be crippled remotely, unexplained fires can raze highly secured places and our sovereignty can be compromised with the flick of a button.
Jamaica is under judgement and remains entangled in a dark rebellion that the government refuses to acknowledge. We must repent, pray, turn away from wickedness and seek God’s face.
Someone should tell Vaz and his friends in government, that secret deals cannot win in this war. Only God can save us. Not money, not Trump, not America and certainly not China.