well I just type in "bob marley meat" in google and I get this link
http://www.bobmarleymagazine.com/interviews/smith.htmI just copy and paste this section from the top of the page.
INTERVIEW WITH KEITH SMITH
“ APRIL 2002 - BOB MARLEY IN TRINIDAD
(by Marco Virgona)
Bob performed two shows in Trinidad on December 9 and 10, 1979
The Wailers played a show at Queens Park that saw hundreds of ticketless fans charge into the stadium. There was a riot at the concert and at the end of the show the temporary barriers that were erected to keep fans without tickets out were battered down and fans had ran into the venue and started to try and climb onstage with Bob, the Police managed to hold them at bay whilst Bob continued singing. Police also used tear gas to keep ticketless fans out of concert.
Ronnie Noel is a singer from Trinidad: "When I was 19, I saw Bob Marley and the Wailers live for the first time," he said. "My life has never been the same after that."
Keith Smith is a trinidadian journalist who met Bob during his stay in Trinidad.
KS: “I spent a lit of time with Bob Marley when he was here.
I wrote pieces on him including one that caused a sensation. The headline was "Bob Marley Eats Meat." You may be wondering why that should have caused controversy. Well, you see, Trinidadians here who had become rastas at the time were under the mistaken belief that eating meat was ant-rasta and they campaigned against meat-eating. Can you imagine thir consternation when they learned that the "head rasta," so to speak ate meat except that which was proscribed by the Bible. I remember, some 20 years after the fact, how surprised Bob was when I put the question to him, the voice soft and searching, and answering as if suspecting a trick behind the question, the eyes weary over those fabulous and famous cheekbones as he explained that, yes, of course he ate meat, only that there were some meats that he did not eat. Pork was proscribed (oh hated pig!), of course, as was fish without scales (so had I been a Rastafarian I would have had to give up shark, curried, stewed or boiled in broth), and some other meat that had to do with cloven or uncloven hooves, I can't remember which now.BobMarleyMagazine: What do you rememeber about Bob’s stay in Trindad?
KS: I attended all his shows and smoked a lot of ganja in his company. In fact there is a celebrated picture of me and Bob that, to this day, some people still have stuck up in their houses.
BMM: Why celebrated?
KS: Because my head is completely clean-shaven so you could imagine the impact of Bob and I with our heads so close together. What people didn't know and what Bob was telling me was that "We all in this together!" Incidentally since Bob's death (I cried like a baby) I have written a number of columns about him.