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Oh well.. back to the drawing board socialites.. :-)
"An article, 'Dangerous Dishonesty', by Gleaner top investigative columnist, Wilmot Perkins on July 8, 1980, disclosed that Michael Manley had admitted in different interviews, including to Newsweek magazine in February, 1977, and in an interview on a WIRT Television Florida Forum, according to the January 18 issue of The Gleaner, that government had no evidence of CIA involvement in any attempt to destabilise Jamaica or overthrow the government, and that he had said so publicly and was happy to say that now. "The arguments of Agee and others, therefore, were of little substance. Minister of National Security Keeble Munn also told the House of Representatives that "the government had never accused the CIA of involvement in the destabilisation activities which took place in Jamaica last year (1976)", contrary to the argument of Philip Agee promoted on JBC and in the Daily News. Munn thought it was, perhaps, the mafia."
Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...#ixzz1zlHMRzrp
Maybe wi can blame di FBI !
lol ! woiie !
The Great Wilmot Perkins.. we need to commission a statue... The Thinker..
"An article, 'Dangerous Dishonesty', by Gleaner top investigative columnist, Wilmot Perkins on July 8, 1980, disclosed that Michael Manley had admitted in different interviews, including to Newsweek magazine in February, 1977, and in an interview on a WIRT Television Florida Forum, according to the January 18 issue of The Gleaner, that government had no evidence of CIA involvement in any attempt to destabilise Jamaica or overthrow the government, and that he had said so publicly and was happy to say that now. "The arguments of Agee and others, therefore, were of little substance. Minister of National Security Keeble Munn also told the House of Representatives that "the government had never accused the CIA of involvement in the destabilisation activities which took place in Jamaica last year (1976)", contrary to the argument of Philip Agee promoted on JBC and in the Daily News. Munn thought it was, perhaps, the mafia."
Read more: http://www.jamaicaobserver.com/news/...#ixzz1zlHMRzrp
Maybe wi can blame di FBI !
lol ! woiie !
The Great Wilmot Perkins.. we need to commission a statue... The Thinker..
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