I actually think if you asked the Grenadians about the U.S., they'd be quite likely to respond favorably. I was part of the invasion back in '83, and my job was psyops, operating the radio station we built there for propoganda purposes. And we did a fine job; by the time I left, it seemed like every Grenadian around was in love with Reagan and the U.S. Hell, I didn't like Reagan all that much, but they sure did. As for the other conflicts, I dunno, but that particular one ended up being an overall positive thing for everyone involved (except Cuba, of course).
jamstigator Reviewed by jamstigator on . The High Price of American Gullibility, Paul Craig Roberts The High Price of American Gullibility Paul Craig Roberts | June 29 2006 What explains the gullibility of Americans, a gullibility that has mired the US in disastrous wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and which promises war with Iran, North Korea and a variety of other targets if neoconservatives continue to have their way? Part of the explanation is that millions of conservatives are thrilled at the opportunity to display their patriotism and to show their support for their country. Rating: 5