Janet Jagan person
also: Janet, Janet Joggin, Janet Rosenberg, Jagen's US-born wife
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except when it approaches its own doorsteps. Thank you, thank you, thank you. The day before the elections, in December, a letter appeared in British Guyana newspaper. The CIA had written a fake letter and signed Joggin's wife Janet's name …
▶ 42:42
You see what I'm saying? When you read this, this reads like the United States today. The day before, let's see, Ms. Joggin quickly retorted that she did not write the stupid letter. However, the damage was already done. As expected, Joggin…
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Janet Joggin, who is the wife of Shetty, looking back at it all, the regrettable part is that the country went backwards. And it had, basically, she's saying that it was much better off and would have proceeded, which is what we've decided …
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So in other words, they're admitting, this is like John Brennan's, it has the hallmark of Russian disinformation. They present him basically as a communist to JFK to get the authorization to do what they're going to do anyway. They also wen…
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had done through his father's eyes. He was sent off to college in Northwestern and became a dentist. Northwestern University, sorry. He used his income to put the rest of his family through college. Jagen met Janet Rosenberg at a political …
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British officials convinced themselves during this period that Jagen was a communist. He wasn't. They had no evidence that he was. When he won, Jagen formed a government. His wife was elected deputy speaker of the assembly, which would be l…
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the British dismissed the entire government. In 1954, they put Jagen and his wife in prison. That just made them more popular among the people. British hoped of dampening Gaiwanese feelings for Jagen, hinged on creating alternative politica…