Excellent video. I was in the US Army reserves in 1986 and went to Grenada as part of the US military. A few of us soldiers were walking in downtown St George's in uniform when a brother drove by and yelled "Yankee go home!". That was a rude awakening for me. For me, it was a wakeup call because, no matter what my political ideology was, I was wearing the uniform of imperialism and that brother saw me not as another brother, but as a tool of imperialism, which I was. Along with the Haitian and Cuban revolutions, the Grenada revolution is a milestone in the history of African people in the Americas.
@@akken2112 I am now studying the life of this great man.. .. also same Imperialism shi8t done in Africans countries.. All he wanted was to liberate his people... it real irritating seeing our people leaving these shores to join US and British Amry,, How stupid can we bp be sometimes, ,in essence fighting against our own l8beration .
@@hillieduvalier I agree with you but, I think a lot of people join the military to get out of poverty. Hopefully, if someone joins the US or British military, its only for a short time. There are a lot of revolutionary folks who served in the US military, thank goodness they didn't stay in long enough to retire, but they did serve. If you're only in for a few years, it's easy to get out of that imperialist mentality, if one were to stay in long term, they would have to adopt that mentality. It's sort of like a black cop who retires as a cop, more than likely he has accepted and adopted white supremacy wholeheartedly.
Thank you for your Insight for those that don't know about the Revolution, Bishop was a threat to America and Britain, Those 2 countries wanted Grenada to rely on them for agriculture etc. Forward Ever, Backward Never.🇬🇩
I will never forget that day waiting in the market square for our beloved Maurice Bishop ." Long live the ppl of Grenada forward ever backward never"🇬🇩
It's a burning outcry that the majority of us Grenadians are still unaware of what really went down during the 1983 assisination of our beloved Maurice & his cabinet... 😥😢😭
Well make it a mission.. teach the youth about this great man.. as a Vincy h8s name should of been throughout the islandsbut just like our history of our greatness is hidden .. Bernard Coade was bought.. that what i believe.
@pastryshack551 I'm not privy as to where the remain of his body is. How you know for certainty that They have his remain? You know, what thinking about it, you may be on to something .. same with most african heroes who they destroyed.. Thomas Sankara, Patrice Lumumba etc, and I'm sure there's others.. they make sure the people don't immortalize them .. oh kk.. good point.
@@hillieduvalier his body was never returned to the family, as was reported by a white reporter. I always spoke about for years, the beautiful lady whom they murdered, I don't know if she had children or not, because it was a long time ago, but the manner in which the israeli,s slaughtered the Palestinian children brought it back in focus. I am not at an academic, but these wrongs just set me off. America is the biggest murderer, that's why I love China,s leader Xi and Putin. Take care
Am late here,I was a young PRA and those three years of the revolution was the best years !!! Good to see Keith and George.One of our saying was stand up sweet, sweet GRENADA .I have lots of memories and stories that I told my kids .blessings to this young man for this upload.
Brother this is your work, you shoud do more of this. Beautiful beautiful beautiful work brother. Watching this make me proud of grenada. Imagine if america stayed out and allow the revolution to strive in grenada. Grenada would be the shining star of the caribbean
Hey brother I can thank you enough for posting this video. If I could meet you I’d shake your hand. Glad you still have family members around that can tell you the truth of all the positive things Maurice and the revolution did for our homeland. I was there and everything they said was spot on. Keep up the great work. “ Forward Ever, Backwards Never.
These are the visions Maurice had for his people. Each one Teach one. Grow what you eat, free and proper health and dental, free education. He was the best we had, and they killed him.
My uncles fought in the revolution. One of them drove one of the armoured vehicles he was only 17 or so that the time. My mom was a teacher. Another of my uncles was a communicator, he told me stories of underground tunnels used. It's amazing. My aunts were young so they learn to build up guns and scrap them. It's amazing after hearing the stories I felt sooo proud to be a Grenadian.
@Dr. V's Revolution Will Not Be Pesticides yes since Grenada didn't have an army they used the men in the household. They still educated the children. My grandmother had 14 children, and 10 was a part of the revolution. They all had different roles.
This is Awesome work👏 wow, thanks for sharing part of our history. Although it is painful, it is comforting to know we once had a leader who was invested in revitalizing the communities and people of Grenada. R.I.P
This is an accurate depiction of what went down. It is very unfortunate that to this date the question of the upliftment and progress of our people is not necessarily discussed. I also think that we made it easier for the United States to invade by the internal infighting amongst ourselves.
Hi D.V thank u so much for this video it brings back memories of my 2 brother's in the invasion they were young people hoo was recruited by military men from Grenada to fight against the American invasion of Grenada.One brother was lucky that nothing didn't happen to him the next brother was not lucky he and a group of people got ambush at bushaju. In that processes he got shot he was only 17 years old at that time. He was paralyzed from the waste or hips down he lived for 38 years with that horrible trauma/period for a long time it was a very difficult time for our family so after years of suffering god decided to call him home. Keep up the good work u are doing my brother
Thank you for the comment. I really appreciate it. Sorry to hear about your brother. I think There really needs to be more public acknowledgment of those who fought for Grenada’s freedom from imperialism. I would love to hear your brothers’ stories.
Hi thank u so much i will have a talk with my sister to see if she will be interesting in sharing my brother's story with me i will also send her the links to your video's please email me your email address thank u so much
I am really appreciative of this works you have put together, learnt so much. Wowwww We have alot of work to get down in Grenada. Our people have not been taught especially in schools on our own history and it's very sad. Thank you again.
I appreciate you for taking us on this journey! I've been looking for information on Grenada after the revolution,to see what the country is like now. It sucks they have little to show to truly honor that time period in their local museum you showed. But thank you for showing all the historical sites in present time my brother salute!
Thank you. Yes. It’s so sad. They just elected a new young prime minister so maybe he’ll be the one to bring back Bishop’s memory in the public spaces.
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 We can only hope. The sign that use to hang over Grenada during the revolution that said "Forward ever backward never" should have definitely been preserved in that museum smh.
The profile photo that you see here was taken shortly after my 21st birthday on 1 November 1983 in St George, Grenada near the Yachtsmen Club. Been there and done that.
First of all: Sleep-in-Peace ,PM Maurice Bishop.Next to mention to you that your pops and two of your Uncles were former school mates of mine @ the GBSS . Georgie & Keith cleared up missing gaps I never heard of until I listened to them both. My "Best" regards to your relatives & ....Long live the Cloudens
RIP, Maurice Bishop!!! It’s a surprised that JA leader, MM wasn’t assassinated. Some of our own people of the Upperclass level always worked with the iron feet beast of prophet Daniel’s prophecy. The Bible clearly stated that it will be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for those with money, power, prestige, worldly comfort to enter heaven.
I think you may find that many of those Caribbean governments didn’t reflect the will of the people. They often reflected the will of the United States.
Thank you for all the amazing information in this video. I looked up whether Bishop had children recently and he had one child, in Toronto. He was actually murdered about 20 years ago, and in the media it was portrayed as gang violence. Anything is possible, but I keep big space for understandable skepticism.
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 I still hv the poster with he and Comrade Samora Machel shaking hands, it is in tender condition to REMAIN in my MEMORY BOOK of my WARRIORS✅Pamoja Tuta Shinda💪🏾💪🏾
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 It would be a huge blessing if Caribbean countries could turn into Abu Dhabi and Hong Kong in their own special ways.....
The bajan newspapers were full of of articles of how the u.s save the island Grenada from comunism.but bajans were not stupid.I had the news paper clippings for years
Bishop was great,but not the greatest Grenadian politician,that honour has to go to the man they nicknamed grand father of west indies federation T A MARRYSHOW,as of it wasn't for his vision,Grenada wouldn't be where she of today 😉
More than 3,000 men women and children in grenada. Some lost their lives in prison. People are only beginning to speak of the atrocities and shit they faced under that regime ogf barbarians. His father was killed by the mongoose gang. Bishop locked up several no charges were brought against no one. Not a single soul. Winston White tilman Thomas alister Hughes just to name a few the torture some folks endured. Do your research... You know nothing
You do not help caribbean people by dragging them into the cold war between superpowers. Bishop should have stayed out of American/Russian conflict and just continued to build and educate his people. He and The Revolution would still be alive today.
During the Cold War it didn’t matter whether one was taking sides or not. In the eyes of the US you were either working with US (I.e. exploited by western internet) or you were against the US. Grenada worked with Cuba 🇨🇺 and not so much Russia.
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 if the choices didn't matter then Bishop died for nothing but the choices definitely made a difference. If he chose to be man of peace; if he chose to hold elections; had he not followed in the dictatorial footsteps of his predecessor, he would be alive today. If you can't see your heroes went wrong in life, you will be doomed to repeat their mistakes.
@@ludlowaloysius how many peaceful democratically elected officials were assassinated or overthrown by the CIA during the Cold War throughout the world ? I agree that mistakes were made but your assessment of solutions are a bit naive.
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 I am not grenadian, neither do I know if you are! But I would think that the goverment of Grenada would be the one to approach, or the American embassy there. I don't, now how much you can do, but I certainly would try. To allow America to murder such a eautiful man for no good reason breaks my heart, when I thi k about it. I have not heard any one in Grenada requesting to know where this man's body was place along with the others.
As a Grenadian myself I am deeply disturbed by the way Grenada government neglect these buildings all over Grenada all these unique buildings even after the hurricane something should have been done I am deeply disappointed in the Grenada government it breaks my heart
Excellent video. I was in the US Army reserves in 1986 and went to Grenada as part of the US military. A few of us soldiers were walking in downtown St George's in uniform when a brother drove by and yelled "Yankee go home!". That was a rude awakening for me. For me, it was a wakeup call because, no matter what my political ideology was, I was wearing the uniform of imperialism and that brother saw me not as another brother, but as a tool of imperialism, which I was. Along with the Haitian and Cuban revolutions, the Grenada revolution is a milestone in the history of African people in the Americas.
Interesting story. Thank you for sharing.
How many did you kill while you were there....bet you wouldn't say that
@@WW24343 You assume too much. I was there for PR, I painted schools, road signs, played basketball and had my photo taken numerous times.
@@akken2112 I am now studying the life of this great man.. .. also same Imperialism shi8t done in Africans countries.. All he wanted was to liberate his people... it real irritating seeing our people leaving these shores to join US and British Amry,, How stupid can we bp be sometimes, ,in essence fighting against our own l8beration .
@@hillieduvalier I agree with you but, I think a lot of people join the military to get out of poverty. Hopefully, if someone joins the US or British military, its only for a short time. There are a lot of revolutionary folks who served in the US military, thank goodness they didn't stay in long enough to retire, but they did serve. If you're only in for a few years, it's easy to get out of that imperialist mentality, if one were to stay in long term, they would have to adopt that mentality. It's sort of like a black cop who retires as a cop, more than likely he has accepted and adopted white supremacy wholeheartedly.
Thank you for your Insight for those that don't know about the Revolution, Bishop was a threat to America and Britain,
Those 2 countries wanted Grenada to rely on them for agriculture etc.
Forward Ever, Backward Never.🇬🇩
You’re very welcome. Thank you for the comment. We can all learn from the Grenada Revolution. The good along with the shortcomings.
What the hell a small poor,country can produce other than crops, years after it stll have these lunis spreading garbage
I will never forget that day waiting in the market square for our beloved Maurice Bishop ." Long live the ppl of Grenada forward ever backward never"🇬🇩
It's a burning outcry that the majority of us Grenadians are still unaware of what really went down during the 1983 assisination of our beloved Maurice & his cabinet... 😥😢😭
They refuse to teach people the true history.
Well make it a mission.. teach the youth about this great man.. as a Vincy h8s name should of been throughout the islandsbut just like our history of our greatness is hidden .. Bernard Coade was bought.. that what i believe.
@@hillieduvalier why not demand that America hand over their remains. I have not heard any one asking the USA to return his body
@pastryshack551 I'm not privy as to where the remain of his body is. How you know for certainty that They have his remain? You know, what thinking about it, you may be on to something .. same with most african heroes who they destroyed.. Thomas Sankara, Patrice Lumumba etc, and I'm sure there's others.. they make sure the people don't immortalize them .. oh kk.. good point.
@@hillieduvalier his body was never returned to the family, as was reported by a white reporter. I always spoke about for years, the beautiful lady whom they murdered, I don't know if she had children or not, because it was a long time ago, but the manner in which the israeli,s slaughtered the Palestinian children brought it back in focus. I am not at an academic, but these wrongs just set me off. America is the biggest murderer, that's why I love China,s leader Xi and Putin. Take care
Am late here,I was a young PRA and those three years of the revolution was the best years !!! Good to see Keith and George.One of our saying was stand up sweet, sweet GRENADA .I have lots of memories and stories that I told my kids .blessings to this young man for this upload.
Thank you for the comment. I would love to hear those stories.
This documentary should be preserved for furture generations.
I appreciate that. 😇
We are vacationing in Grenada now and this was so enlightening thanks! May Grenadians continue to be self sufficient & prosper. 💪🏾
Wonderful. I’ll be there in less than 3 weeks.
Long live Maurice Bishop RIP
wonderful documentary and first hand knowledge provided by your family. Much appreciated
Thank you so much.
Brother this is your work, you shoud do more of this. Beautiful beautiful beautiful work brother. Watching this make me proud of grenada. Imagine if america stayed out and allow the revolution to strive in grenada. Grenada would be the shining star of the caribbean
Thank you so much. I really appreciate the compliment. It’s motivating me. I will do more of this. Thank you.
Hey brother I can thank you enough for posting this video. If I could meet you I’d shake your hand. Glad you still have family members around that can tell you the truth of all the positive things Maurice and the revolution did for our homeland. I was there and everything they said was spot on. Keep up the great work. “ Forward Ever, Backwards Never.
Thank you for the comment. I will be in Grenada 🇬🇩 in June for a family reunion. I would like to do some more documentation.
These are the visions Maurice had for his people. Each one Teach one. Grow what you eat, free and proper health and dental, free education. He was the best we had, and they killed him.
He was a man with a plan.
Greetings from Curaçao, an Island Nation in The Caribbean.
Greetings. My aunts are from Curaçao. 🇨🇼
My uncles fought in the revolution. One of them drove one of the armoured vehicles he was only 17 or so that the time. My mom was a teacher. Another of my uncles was a communicator, he told me stories of underground tunnels used. It's amazing. My aunts were young so they learn to build up guns and scrap them. It's amazing after hearing the stories I felt sooo proud to be a Grenadian.
The uncle who dove the vehicle got caught and flogged.
Wow. I didn’t know that.
@Dr. V's Revolution Will Not Be Pesticides yes since Grenada didn't have an army they used the men in the household. They still educated the children. My grandmother had 14 children, and 10 was a part of the revolution. They all had different roles.
I wish I could make the reunion you could do a part 2 to this video with my mom's side of the family.
@@GoldenGoddess369 aww. You’re not going. Ok. Maybe I can interview them when I am down there.
Maurice bishop was the best and will be the best.r.i.p🙏🙏
Absolutely.
I think this young man we have will do an excellent job. Let’s pray for him.
Very informative your video truly amazing I enjoyed every minutes of it...as a Jamaican I learn a lot about the revolution thanks for sharing 👍🏿
Thank you so much for the kind words. My father is Jamaican as well.
✔👊Not to be forgotten M.Bishop certainly not my last son was born 1983,may M,Bishop endeavours lives on 🙏🏽grenada are raising up more Bishop✔✔✔🔊🇯🇲🇬🇧
Mr Bishop was a great man
Yes, he was. Thank you 🙏
Can’t believe it’s been 40 years 🇹🇹🇺🇸
“If you give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. If you teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime”
This is Awesome work👏 wow, thanks for sharing part of our history. Although it is painful, it is comforting to know we once had a leader who was invested in revitalizing the communities and people of Grenada. R.I.P
Thank you for the kind words.
This is an accurate depiction of what went down. It is very unfortunate that to this date the question of the upliftment and progress of our people is not necessarily discussed. I also think that we made it easier for the United States to invade by the internal infighting amongst ourselves.
Yes. It hurts me to know that they couldn’t agree on some things especially when they knew the US thrives off of division in other countries.
Grenadians did not make it easy. That was all part of the plot by the CIA to destroy the revolution.
Hi D.V thank u so much for this video it brings back memories of my 2 brother's in the invasion they were young people hoo was recruited by military men from Grenada to fight against the American invasion of Grenada.One brother was lucky that nothing didn't happen to him the next brother was not lucky he and a group of people got ambush at bushaju. In that processes he got shot he was only 17 years old at that time. He was paralyzed from the waste or hips down he lived for 38 years with that horrible trauma/period for a long time it was a very difficult time for our family so after years of suffering god decided to call him home. Keep up the good work u are doing my brother
Thank you for the comment. I really appreciate it. Sorry to hear about your brother. I think There really needs to be more public acknowledgment of those who fought for Grenada’s freedom from imperialism. I would love to hear your brothers’ stories.
Hi thank u so much i will have a talk with my sister to see if she will be interesting in sharing my brother's story with me i will also send her the links to your video's please email me your email address thank u so much
@@maryjbaptiste779 thank you so much. My email is neilvaz1103@yahoo.com.
Thanks for sharing 👍🏾 Much appreciation and Respect 🙏 🙌 Stay Bless!..
Thank you for the kind words.
Wonderful and informative article. The government should have a better memorial for the late prime minister.
Thank you. I agree.
beautiful GRENADA!!!!!!! MY GRANDPA WROTE THAT bless up OURSTORY in di making
Bro this channel is amazing salute my brother and rip to those including my cousin who was killed along Maurice bishop
Thank you so much for the kind words. I have more to come real soon.
I am really appreciative of this works you have put together, learnt so much. Wowwww We have alot of work to get down in Grenada. Our people have not been taught especially in schools on our own history and it's very sad. Thank you again.
Thank you for the comment. I live in the United States and it’s the same over here about this history.
I'm proud to have known my Father in-law, a member of the Jewel movement.
I am learning so much brother. Thank you.
I appreciate you. Thank you for the comment. 😊
Thanks for the video! Very insightful and affirming!
Thank you for the comment. I just subscribed to your channel.
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 Welcome!!
Thank you for sharing this gem!! Forward Ever, Backward Never!! from St. Kitts
You’re welcome. Thank you for watching and commenting.
I appreciate you for taking us on this journey! I've been looking for information on Grenada after the revolution,to see what the country is like now. It sucks they have little to show to truly honor that time period in their local museum you showed. But thank you for showing all the historical sites in present time my brother salute!
Thank you. Yes. It’s so sad. They just elected a new young prime minister so maybe he’ll be the one to bring back Bishop’s memory in the public spaces.
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 We can only hope. The sign that use to hang over Grenada during the revolution that said "Forward ever backward never" should have definitely been preserved in that museum smh.
@@g6686not good point. I’m sure the sign is there. It’s probably just buried under the tons of other ignored history. Smh
Thank you for your uploads. So much I didn’t know before.
You’re welcome. There is much more to come.
54:49 that hit deep. Reminds me of Patrice Lumumba of the Congo. The trigger finger always the same
Yeah. They did Lumumba wrong.
Very Powerful, Insightful and Thought Provoking Documentary👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾✊🏾
Thank you. I’m happy that you enjoyed it. 🙏
The profile photo that you see here was taken shortly after my 21st birthday on 1 November 1983 in St George, Grenada near the Yachtsmen Club. Been there and done that.
Your profile picture was taken two days before I was born.
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 I guess that makes me old school! LOL!
@@terrencewalker2108 😂
Outstanding report Dr. Vaz. I am very proud of your efforts to document our history ❤
Thank you, brother.
First of all: Sleep-in-Peace ,PM Maurice Bishop.Next to mention to you that your pops and two of your Uncles were former school mates of mine @ the GBSS . Georgie & Keith cleared up missing gaps I never heard of until I listened to them both. My "Best" regards to your relatives & ....Long live the Cloudens
Thank you so much. I will tell them you said hello. I appreciate the comment.
Thank you so much Prof... this is invaluable
Thank you for watching, sir. I appreciate the kind words.
Big up Long Live
Great/interesting information,thank you so much
Absolutely. You’re very welcome. Thank you for the comment.
After the revolution failed ......Granada was f###ed😢😢
RIP, Maurice Bishop!!! It’s a surprised that JA leader, MM wasn’t assassinated. Some of our own people of the Upperclass level always worked with the iron feet beast of prophet Daniel’s prophecy. The Bible clearly stated that it will be easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for those with money, power, prestige, worldly comfort to enter heaven.
What about to coalition of other Caribbean nations which asked for us intervention and assisted it?
I think you may find that many of those Caribbean governments didn’t reflect the will of the people. They often reflected the will of the United States.
There’s crawl spaces in the fort fun as a kid on the tours IYKYK
Nice. I did not know that.
Grenadians should plant food trees EVERYWHERE.
JUST PLANT PLANT PLANT
Thank you for all the amazing information in this video. I looked up whether Bishop had children recently and he had one child, in Toronto. He was actually murdered about 20 years ago, and in the media it was portrayed as gang violence. Anything is possible, but I keep big space for understandable skepticism.
Thank you. Interesting. I didn’t know about Bishop’s child’s murder. I’m going to look into that.
His daughter Nadia Bishop is still alive. Jacklyn craft son died
VIRGIN ISLANDS PEACE ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
REST IN POWER BRETHREN 🙏🏽
THE HONABLE DR.KHALID MUHAMMAD SPOKE OF HIM IN HIGH REGARDS 🙏🏽
Dr V , much respect to you for your informative n educational documentary. Will u do documentaries on other Islands ?
Thank you so much for the kind words. I have some videos on other countries and I will continue to make more. Do you have any requests?
How about a new study on the impact of the revolution on the new ruling party in Grenada.
That’s a great idea.
Is this Mr Clouden???🤔
I grew up Greenz... If it's him ,his wife taught me @ Nursing school..
😍 🇬🇩 🇬🇩 👍
That’s my uncle Keith Clouden.
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405
I remembered him..
Thank you 😊
I thought the building was demolished.....Its good to see it still standing
Mt. Weldale.
I have being to Grenada a few times for work but never got the chance to explore the country
My uncle apart of this we the Langdons 🇬🇩👊🏿
Nice. So you’re related to Malcolm X’s family?
Too PAINFUL🤬🤬🤬Cannot watch right now, I hv to PREPARE MYSELF to RELIVE what happened to MY COMRADE✅🤬🤬🤬🤬
I understand. 😢
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 I still hv the poster with he and Comrade Samora Machel shaking hands, it is in tender condition to REMAIN in my MEMORY BOOK of my WARRIORS✅Pamoja Tuta Shinda💪🏾💪🏾
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
*T'was when I learned The History of Vietnam War was then & ONLY THEN I got to REALLY understood what happened*
Definitely many parallels.
Is there any hope that Grenadians will be able to diversify the economy beyond tourism somehow??
Yes.
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 It would be a huge blessing if Caribbean countries could turn into Abu Dhabi and Hong Kong in their own special ways.....
@@dovygoodguy1296 it could be a blessing or a curse.
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 Well under current circumstances they have to pay through the nose to get anything unavailable in the country.....
Long Live the Spit
The bajan newspapers were full of of articles of how the u.s save the island Grenada from comunism.but bajans were not stupid.I had the news paper clippings for years
American propaganda is real. Lol
Thanks for sharing
You're welcome. Thank you for watching.
Interview survivors.
Why they abandoned a big historical place like that
After the hurricane hit in 2004 they didn’t prioritize in using their resources to fix it up.
From Jamaica maurice was.the best
Bishop was great,but not the greatest Grenadian politician,that honour has to go to the man they nicknamed grand father of west indies federation T A MARRYSHOW,as of it wasn't for his vision,Grenada wouldn't be where she of today 😉
Try to find out how many Grenadians Bishop jailed.
Can you tell me?
Tambrand nectar mi bumbo. How many persons Maurice Bishop and Coard had locked up in jail innocently?.. That 43stad can rot in hell
I don’t know. How many?
More than 3,000 men women and children in grenada. Some lost their lives in prison. People are only beginning to speak of the atrocities and shit they faced under that regime ogf barbarians. His father was killed by the mongoose gang. Bishop locked up several no charges were brought
against no one. Not a single soul. Winston White tilman Thomas alister Hughes just to name a few the torture some folks endured. Do your research... You know nothing
Little knowledge is more dangerous than no knowledge at all
Skipper.
Thank you, tell Skipper continue doing the good work.
You do not help caribbean people by dragging them into the cold war between superpowers. Bishop should have stayed out of American/Russian conflict and just continued to build and educate his people. He and The Revolution would still be alive today.
During the Cold War it didn’t matter whether one was taking sides or not. In the eyes of the US you were either working with US (I.e. exploited by western internet) or you were against the US. Grenada worked with Cuba 🇨🇺 and not so much Russia.
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 if the choices didn't matter then Bishop died for nothing but the choices definitely made a difference. If he chose to be man of peace; if he chose to hold elections; had he not followed in the dictatorial footsteps of his predecessor, he would be alive today.
If you can't see your heroes went wrong in life, you will be doomed to repeat their mistakes.
@@ludlowaloysius how many peaceful democratically elected officials were assassinated or overthrown by the CIA during the Cold War throughout the world ? I agree that mistakes were made but your assessment of solutions are a bit naive.
You have not remembered him, you have to request his body be return to the families, if not dont even do these stories.
Where do I go to make this request?
@@dr.vsrevolutionwillnotbepe405 I am not grenadian, neither do I know if you are! But I would think that the goverment of Grenada would be the one to approach, or the American embassy there. I don't, now how much you can do, but I certainly would try.
To allow America to murder such a eautiful man for no good reason breaks my heart, when I thi k about it. I have not heard any one in Grenada requesting to know where this man's body was place along with the others.
Corrupt thrash did that
As a Grenadian myself I am deeply disturbed by the way Grenada government neglect these buildings all over Grenada all these unique buildings even after the hurricane something should have been done I am deeply disappointed in the Grenada government it breaks my heart
Yes. My mom and cousins were saying the same thing.
That's what most black people in the world don't understand it's all about economics