Westlake, Donald E - NF 01 (16 page)

Jeremiah Gumbs
would like to take a moment of your time to discuss the Anguilla Liberty
Dollar.

Anguilla Pier (on
St. Kitts) during the rush hour.

Left:
In June of 1967, the rebels raised the—uh—the rebel flag.

Below left:
Colonel Bradshaw and Paul Southwell in
London
.

Below:
Colonel Bradshaw and Michael Stewart touching.

Above:
Tony Lee

Above right:
Tony Lee and Ronald Webster getting along with
each other.

Right:
The school building in which the children learned the names of
the English counties, but not the names of the
Caribbean
islands.

Above:
Ronald Webster, in martial
mood, displays his military might to the press—four rifles and four shadows of
rifles.

Below left:
The Anguillan Artillery,
present and accounted for.

Below right:
Official photo of Mr.
William Whitlock, M.E

Top:
Colonel Bradshaw, with Rolls Royce and bodyguard, reviews his troops ...

Center:
... while Ronald Webster, ever a man of peace, counters the
invasion by walking his children to school...

Bottom:
... and a British soldier walks past a goat without recognizing
it