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From: brener@milrat.DEC
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Subject: grenada and the ussr
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Date: Tue, 6-Nov-84 12:32:56 EST
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wayne, wayne, wayne.          if you knew anything about grenada
you will know that they initially came to the u.s. for aid, but the 
administration wouldn't even respond to their repeated requests. when they
realized that they were in danger from the u.s. they responded by allying 
themselves with the soviet union (after all the invasion had been planned
a few years back), obviously they didn't get that much help as they needed.
as a matter of fact those massive arms stock piles that reagan referred to
were 5,000 rifles, 5,000,000 bullets,and mostly obsolete and antique weapons
that have been sent to collections around the u.s.. oh yes, let's not
forget about the rice they found in those "weapons warehouses" too,
great stuff for an invasion. i could just hear them screaming "ready, aim,
cook!". i'll take mine pilaf.

in reference to whether the other 35,000 lbs of documents contained anything
more relevant than dog liscences, i think that that is an excellent question.

"salvoes to the left of me, salvoes to the right of me"

steve b