PM Dickon Mitchell OUTSMARTED ALL Of Them!

Описание: Description:
In this video we explore how Prime Minister Dickon Mitchell is navigating a sensitive request from the U.S. to install radar equipment and deploy personnel at the Maurice Bishop International Airport in Grenada.
We’ll look at:

The formal request made by the U.S. government to Grenada, including its timeline (first made in August 2025) and the fact that Grenada’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed it is under review. CNW Network+6NOW Grenada+6Times Caribbean Online+6

How Mitchell’s government says it is taking its time, emphasising legal/technical assessments and national sovereignty, public safety and tourism interests. NOW Grenada+2NOW Grenada+2

The regional dimension: leaders of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) and Caribbean Community (CARICOM) have discussed the matter and signalled that Grenada will respect its sovereign decision. nationnews.com+2iWitness News+2

Political dynamics inside Grenada: public protests have been raised, opposition voices cite concerns about becoming a staging ground for U.S. military presence and broader geopolitical implications (e.g., relations with Venezuela). Reddit+3CNW Network+3Caribbean Today+3

How this fits into Mitchell’s broader political strategy and the internal party dynamics, especially given the historical context of his party and the socialist/Marxist-wing concerns you mentioned (we’ll unpack what’s publicly known).

What next: a formal statement from Mitchell is expected in late October 2025 when Parliament sits. Associates Times+1

Implications: for Grenada’s sovereignty, tourism economy, regional security, and its balancing act between global powers.

Why this matters:
Small island states like Grenada often must balance international security/cooperation requests with sovereignty, economic considerations (especially tourism) and regional norms (zone of peace). This case is a vivid example.

Key tags:
Grenada, Dickon Mitchell, U.S. radar, Maurice Bishop International Airport, Caribbean security, OECS, CARICOM, sovereignty, military presence.