Declassified American files show the Central Intelligence Agency put a price on Jamaica's opposition party and sent the proposal to the White House. The most damaging detail is not that the plan existed. It is the reason Washington concluded it did not need it.
The paper that named him
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica, August 26, 2026 - Calvin G. Brown | Political Analysis | In October 1979 a memorandum went up to the members of the Special Coordination Committee, the Carter administration's most senior forum for authorising covert action. The subject line was flat and bureaucratic: Covert Action Options for Jamaica.
