brought upon black people who were enslaved, what are the chances that jamaicans will see any kind of reparations from the crown? >> i think the chances are slim to none if you're talking about money directly from the british government going directly to the jamaican government in reparations for slavery, anything like the 10.6 or so billion dollars that were quoted. why? well, listen to what david cameron said when he was in jamaica five, six years ago. he said let's move on as friends. let's accept that something awful happened but we're now the best of friends. we're partners, and we will try and develop together. we'll try and put this behind us. boris johnson, the current prime minister is a celebrant of all things empire. he's urged the british people to, yes, acknowledge the evil that went on, but consider britain to be a benign power in the world, a force for good. when it comes to slavery, that was an awful thing that happened over there in the americas. it was appalling just like what