US warships headed to Costa Rica

Vatic Note: Lets look at what is in Costa Rica that would require a US Naval military presence there since Costa Rica has no military and is no threat to anyone and also a good ally to the US. Thousands of VERY WEALTHY AMERICAN EMIGRES who moved there when they saw the writing on the wall in America, that is probably why they are going there. Lawyers, wealthy businessmen, wealthy retired millionaires etc. What are taxpayers in the states doing supporting those who chose to run from their obligation to their nation and its people??? The taxpayer has chosen to stay and fight for what is right on principle and integrity, yet we send war ships at billions of dollars a week of our money to protect those so greedy they could only think about themselves, and not their country? Yes, isn't that what we have become? Narcissistic with no moral foundation or principles that we would be willing to sacrifice our material God for? Since we are going to be doing a third world war with Israel, Russia and China as cosponsors of the war through the international bankers, and we are the designated losers, then why should we pay for their potection, since our government owned by the wealthy, found it imperative to protect their wealthy American friends in Costa Rica from the Venezuelan gov who will be an ally of Russia and allow their subs and fleet to station themselves in Venezuela and possibly Ecuador. There is probably as much gold and silver in Costa Rica in the hands of the American wealthy who moved there to avoid what was coming, and thus would make a good target for confiscation by criminal cabal that operates south of us. Either that or simply to use Taxpayer money to protect the wealthy now non taxpaying Americans living there, Bush's buddies. I find the disloyalty to their country and self serving self interest to probably be ironic since they may actually get hit before we do here. Maybe there is justice after all.

US warships headed to Costa Rica
By Peter Krupa
Published: July 3, 2010, Latin American Daily

http://www.latamdaily.com/2010/07/03/us-warships-headed-to-costa-rica/

Militaryless, democratic, non-conflict-having Costa Rica is the new front in the United States’ War on Inanimate Objects. The country’s national assembly has given the OK for a veritable US invasion force to enter Costa Rican territory:  7,000 marines on 46 warships, including the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship the USS Makin Island, pictured.

La Nación quotes a document from the US Embassy that states that, “The US personnel in Costa Rica will be able to enjoy freedom of movement and the right to carry out the activities that they consider necessary to complete their mission.” Well isn’t that just permissively vague.



The legislation says the mission has to do with fighting drug traffickers, as well as a few humanitarian goals, though the humanitarian use of a Harrier jet is still somewhat unclear.   (VN:  Fight Drug Traffickers?  You mean the ones that work for the CIA/Mossad??? The same ones Obama sent swat teams to the rigs to protect those drug traffickers cocaine stashes on the rigs???  LOL  what a laugh, and the Harrier Jet is for the "humanitarian protection" of the elite ruling class in Costa Rica waiting for the attack against us to be over, then they can come back and rape the nations naked body again, that got us here in the first place)

On a casual note, I would point out again that for all the Costa Rican smugness about not having an army, they do a pretty good job of borrowing one when they need it. On a more serious note, because this is bound to be extremely politically unpopular domestically, the government must have a damn good reason for inviting all this firepower in from up north.

My guess is that the government is secretly terrified it is losing control of the security situation. They probably should be.

A proportionally very large amount of cocaine  is busted in Costa Rica every year, and the country has become something of a bodega for Mexican and Colombian drug smugglers, what with its good infrastructure, weak judicial system, ill-equipped police force, long coastlines, remote beaches, terrible immigration enforcement, and ample opportunities for laundering money through real estate transactions and layers of shell corporations.

I’m not sure how well-armed helicopters will change any of those factors, unless you could make the National Registry more transparent by slipping a few Hellfire missiles through the front door . Probably wouldn’t hurt.

Anyway, keep ironing around that wrinkle fellas. You’ll win the war on drugs any day now.

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