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From: mmt@dciem.UUCP (Martin Taylor)
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Subject: Re: Evacn of Cdns in Grenada blocked?
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Date: Mon, 14-Nov-83 19:08:08 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 14 19:08:08 1983
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The suspicion that the US and its invasion allies blocked
the departure of Canadians from Grenada before the invasion
lends credence to another suspicion, no less credible than
the suspicion of Cuban involvement in the coup. Was the CIA
behind the coup? We hear that the Grenadan invasion was in
planning for several weeks or months, before the coup ever
happened; now we hear that perhaps the Americans (US and
Canadian) could have left if they had asked, but the plane
to take the Canadians away was stopped. Surely if there had
been no coup, Reagan could not have shown any justification
for taking out the popular Bishop, could he?

Just a suspicion ... but with a lot of history behind it
(Greece, Chile ...).

Martin Taylor