When Perdue learned of the arrest and that their plans were no longer secret, he insisted that the mission should continue. On April 27, the group, including three ATF agents, met at the predetermined location, loaded the van and proceeded to the marina. Local police were waiting for them at the marina. In 1984, during an interview by Barbados's daily Nation Newspaper, Sydney Burnett-Alleyne, one of the leaders of the plot, was asked if the group had planned to overthrow the government of Barbados and install John as prime minister there as well. He responded: A book about the plot, Bayou of Pigs, by Canadian journalist Stewart Bell, was published in August 2008. See also Abaco Independence Movement Frederick Newton Knights of the Golden Circle Republic of Minerva Ku Klux Klan in Canada The Nine Nations of North America References Further reading Cups Up: How I Organized a Klavern, Plotted a Coup, Survived Prison, Graduated College, Fought Polluters, and Started a Business (Willie Morris Books in Memoir and Biography): Malvaney, George T.: 9781496816795: Amazon.com: Books. External links Related photos and documents of Michael S. Howell Canadian neo-nazis were central to the planned invasion of Dominica in 1981 Photos and documents on Stewart Bell's Website Coup d'état attempts in North America Red Dog Conflicts in 1981 Dominica–United States relations 1981 in Barbados 1981 in Dominica 1980s in Grenada Ku Klux Klan Canada–Dominica relations