| | One thing I have a question about, under foreign policy, there is no mention of the military coups that Reagan initiated in Chad, Grenada, and Fiji. In Chad, the U.S. started a military coup and backed the rebels, propping up Hissen Habre, who's U.S.-backed regime would go on to kill over 10,000 and torture over 200,000 people. In Grenada, the U.S. sent in a strike force to take down the existing government, killing nearly 500 people. In Fiji, no one died, but the government was forcibly overthrown by U.S. troops. All these were initiated and planed by Reagan. It seems as if this information would be a pretty important part of someone's foreign policy, but there is no mention under Reagan's foreign policy section. | | One thing I have a question about, under foreign policy, there is no mention of the military coups that Reagan initiated in Chad, Grenada, and Fiji. In Chad, the U.S. started a military coup and backed the rebels, propping up Hissen Habre, who's U.S.-backed regime would go on to kill over 10,000 and torture over 200,000 people. In Grenada, the U.S. sent in a strike force to take down the existing government, killing nearly 500 people. In Fiji, no one died, but the government was forcibly overthrown by U.S. troops. All these were initiated and planed by Reagan. It seems as if this information would be a pretty important part of someone's foreign policy, but there is no mention under Reagan's foreign policy section. |