Queen of hate speech Cindy Rosan claims she is not ‘Mika Barry’
She posted yesterday October 25, 2024, on her Facebook page that she is not affiliated with the Mika Barry platform. For months, many residents have suggested that she is involved in the platform that traffics in melee, malicious gossip and many inaccurate stories about residents, business people and elected officials of the VI, putting their lives in danger.
Ms Rosan, who is labelled on social media as a confusion maker and having financial hardship, was allegedly kicked off the Morning Ride Show on ZROD 103.7 FM after a live embarrassing episode where she was being malicious against an employee of the station.
She was also kicked off the Tola Radio 100.5 FM Morning Braff show, and threatened to sue the owner Floyd P. Burnett aka ‘Heritage’.
'I am not with Mika Barry'- Rosan claims
The queen of hate speech, Ms Rosan, wrote on her Facebook page denying that she has anything to do with the Mika Barry platform. “I find this action to be extremely egregious and defamatory, as the statements are untrue, and can have the result of lowering my motives in the estimation of right thinking members of society generally or expose me to hatred, ridicule, contempt or harm and to disparage me in my profession, calling, business or trade," Rosan wrote.
However, Ms Rosan has continued to attack and defame many high-profiled residents of the VI, including Premier and Minister of Finance Dr the Honourable Natalio D. Wheatley (R7), Businessman and former Speaker of the House Julian Willock, Dirk L. Walters of the BVI Tourist Board, former Premier Andrew A Fahie, and a former Miss BVI to name a few.
It was recently that a legislator wrote the embattled Rosan with a warning to keep their name out of her articles, knowing her propensity for Ms Rosan to tell lies and defame residents’ good names.
A scandalous new video making the rounds
It was earlier this year she was arrested by the police for allegedly being a no-show to court but she claimed it was a mistake. The police had issued a statement clearing up the confusion. The embattled and disgraced Rosan used her tabloid, Guavaberry Media, to spread lies, propaganda and mislead the public. Advertisers have steered clear of her tabloid platform so she is reduced to charging fees for a WhatsApp page where if you disagree with her hate-filled one-sided views with no solutions you are removed.
Early this week, Ms Rosan erroneously reported that CIBC- a bank operating in the Terrority- had issues with their accounts and she was forced to apologise to the bank. She also had egg on her face when she again reported false information about a shooting on October 13, 2024, in Long Bush on the main Island of Tortola. Rosan had falsely claimed two persons were injured. She also maliciously reported that the former Speaker was involved in Hon Lorna Smith’s firing as a Minister of government as a sacrifice for him to be endorsed by Hon Julian Fraser RA (R3), another story that turned out to be erroneous tabloid trash.
It was also revealed through leaked documents that she was trying to exploit taxpayers for over a million dollars in damages after her firing. This was labelled by many as a form of political exploitation and corruption. It was also leaked that Ms Rosan already received a cheque for over twenty thousand dollars when her job at the BVITB was made redundant.
Many of her critics have claimed that the queen of hate speech has mental challenges; however, our News Centre believes that mental illness is serious and must never be used to go after anyone.
Our newsroom was made aware this morning October 25, 2024, of an explicit video clip about Ms Rosan circulating on social media platforms. However, our news centre has distanced itself from the video and condemned those who are using it to go after Ms Rosan and call on others to do the same.
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13 Responses to “Queen of hate speech Cindy Rosan claims she is not ‘Mika Barry’”
Get in the way...How seen now, she may have to leave Tortola for a while. Such a wasted talent..talent
To be fair, Ms. Rosan is not without talent. She knows how to attract listeners, as her radio success shows. But she falls short in her ability to lead, to build any genuine following. It’s one thing to draw an audience, and quite another to inspire people to rally behind you. And therein lies a critical lesson for her: because of her hyperbolic and subjective rhetoric, her rallies have attracted little turnout, a clear sign that her credibility with the public is in question. Yes, she can entertain, but that alone doesn’t translate to real influence.
It’s likely much of her support stems from the expat community, who view her as a counterpoint to the Premier and others like Willock—individuals they may dislike or distrust. But Ms. Rosan needs to understand a basic reality:their sponsership and talent won’t take her far. Many athletes with incredible skills never win championships, and countless singers with great voices never establish real careers. Achieving genuine influence requires a strategy built on credibility and long-term vision, not sensationalism and partisanship. By opting for the latter, she’s undermining her own brand and sacrificing substance for short-term attention.
All you got todo is ask.
Prepare, can I have some, pleaaaaase?