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Worrill’s World: African People Should Not Forget Grenada

By Dr. Conrad W. Worrill, PhD Columnist

These tactics go something like this: Since the African people cannot govern and rule themselves, we must come to their aid in a humanitarian manner. We must provide them with food and other necessities of life. We must identify or create allies among the African people and create an atmosphere of support for the efforts…

October 4, 2007 1 min read Free to read

These tactics go something like this: Since the African people cannot govern and rule themselves, we must come to their aid in a humanitarian manner. We must provide them with food and other necessities of life. We must identify or create allies among the African people and create an atmosphere of support for the efforts of the United States to bring peace, harmony, and stability to the African people. Does this sound familiar? Obviously, the majority of the people in the Middle East oppose these tactics and are rebelling against them, just as the people of Grenada resisted the United States’ invasion twenty years ago.

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