home > archive > 2012 > this article    By Robert Rohlfing web
posted April 30, 2012  Let's take a look at Representative
Congresswomen Barbra Lee for example. In 1983, when the U.S.
Invaded Grenada, one of their government documents the Americans
seized detailed an unusual government meeting: "Barbara Lee is
here presently and has brought with her a report on the
international airport done by [Congressman] Ron Dellums. They
have requested that we look at the document and suggest any
changes we deem necessary.  They will be willing to make
changes."  At the time, now-Congresswoman Barbara Lee was a top
aide to her predecessor in office, Rep. Ron Dellums.  The
document in question was a report written by Rep. Dellums,
arguing that Grenada's airport was being built for benign uses.
When Ronald Reagan liberated Granada, we found communist
officials from East Germany, Poland, North Korea, Cuba and the
Soviet Union.  That Was not the only document taken during the
invasion and not the only time that Lee was cozy w