Tomayko case reveals
a larger problem here

Dear A.M. Costa Rica:

A.M. Costa Rica’s article titled “Tomayko manipulated media” describes how Ms. Tomayko, Ms. Del Vecchio and the Costa Rican government thumbed their collective noses at international law and the laws of another sovereign nation which was the court of competent jurisdiction in Tomayko’s legal matter.

The article ends with the statement, “However, there have been no obvious consequences.”  The operative word is obvious because indeed there are and continue to be consequences.

When the population of Costa Rica was under a 500,000 people, the quaint legal system based on the old Royal Spanish court system seemed to work.  The uneducated peons were ruled by the agricultural aristocracy.  Read that as coffee barons and the United Fruit Company.

The old Spanish system, like other European legal systems, was known historically to be highly prejudicial, unnecessarily complicated, convoluted and outcomes were dependent upon to whom one was connected.

It was not based on the rule of law. The rule of law means that no one is above the law (equality under the law) and no one can be penalized by the state unless it is has been proven the person had violated the law.

Now that Costa Rica is a nation of 4 million and it has important international influence including a thriving tourism and expat sector, the inadequacies of the failure to abide by the rule of law are causing the system to crumble.  In other words, for an elite segment of the populace, it is not against the law to violate the law.

The issue of Tomayko and the governments’ unilateral decision to disregard of international treaties and the laws of another nation with which Costa Rica agreed to comply is tangential to the core issues which is the lack of a systemic-legal integrity, consistency and reliability.

The issue is that Costa Rica will never reach first world status in large part due to its failure to put the rule of law first.  While that is a not necessarily an obvious outcome, it is never the less a significant outcome.
 
 
U.S. research program
blamed for climate change

Dear A.M. Costa Rica:

The first day of Spring

Alongside a small portion of the globalists' agenda, namely ripping people and nations off for trillions of USD and tangible assets on behalf of a universal carbon tax/emission trade to be managed by the U.N., specifically our most recent visitor Mr. Al Gore, the Northern Hemisphere celebrated the beginning of spring yesterday. Greenland experienced a beautiful sunny day with the coldest temperatures of -47 C during the day and -59 C at night (Saturday it was -61C) with only 1959 having been slightly colder at -65.9 C.

Contrary to the mainstream media's (et al) relentless attacks on global-warming-on-behalf-of-CO2 deniers, CO2 certainly has nothing to do with earth's temperatures, and people are warned to believe those misanthropist quacks who tell them differently on behalf of the flow of big funding, jobs, grants and personal profiling. Greenland's 2-kilometer firm ice sheet attests to its own early history of warm summer days and wonderfully cool evenings in the midst of lush pine forests teeming with butterflies and beetles and shows that our planet's climate has not been, is not and will not be affected by the activities of man on earth.

The only method causing or contributing to man-made climate change is Tesla's HAARP technology owned and operated by the U.S. military and advocated by Cheney et al. as a tool for the U.S. "full spectrum dominance."

Happily or blissfully ignorant (pseudo-) scientists (often with a Ph.Ds) may revolve under their warm blankets when finally learning about the cloak-and-dagger ways global politics work. Perhaps Gore's visit and the meteorological slime oozing out from him and the collaborating La Nación "newspaper" did raise an eyebrow with them too, although I assume their efforts at cognitive dissonance reduction are plugging away strongly...?!


EDITOR'S NOTE: HAAAP is the U.S. High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program which has been blamed for causing illness and also for floods worldwide.