Beer Drinkers and Hell Raisers tribute to Hillary Clinton and Tush goes to the Secret Service.
Feds Gone Wild or spring break for the Dems in Cartagena, Colombia.
Noticably absent from the main stream media and keeping a low profile was Senator Marco Rubio who was rumored to be interviewing for VP. Selected not elected by Bilderberg.
Hillary Clinton de rumba en “La Havana” video direct from Colombia:
Is it Romney-Rubio defeating Obama-Clinton in 2012?
Time will tell. Just before we enter the Fifth Dimension. Fasten your seat belts.
Club Fed or Pley Club is clearly the biggest scandal in Secret Service history.
Eleven Secret Service Agents in Cartagena, Colombia for the Summit of the Americas, were sent back to the United States after alleged misconduct involving prostitution.
Prostitution is legal in Colombia in designated “tolerance zones.”
All 11 agents who put the secret in service are accused of involvement in the incident by either interfering in the investigation or direct participation in other alleged misconduct.
Pley Club and Hotel Caribe – We all know the story of how do you make a hormone. Not pay her.
A disputed $170 bill brought down the Agency.
“ One of the agents did not pay one of the prostitutes and she complained to the police.” – Ronald Kessler, former Washington Post reporter
US Government personnel and their families are prohibited from personal travel to all areas described as “defer non-essential travel.”
The Department of State has issued this Travel Warning to inform US citizens about the security situation in Mexico.
When travel for official purposes is essential it is conducted with extensive security precautions and to exercise caution.
Public Service Announcement for Malia Obama since no one else appears to be concerned about your health and safety while on an ill-advised spring break in Mexico.
A major 7.7 magnitude earthquake has shaken Mexico, 120 miles east of Acapulco near Oaxaca, swaying buildings as far away as Mexico City.
U.S. government employees and their families are not permitted to drive for personal reasons from the U.S.-Mexico border to or from the interior of Mexico or Central America.
The rising number of kidnappings and disappearances throughout Mexico is of particular concern.
We strongly advise you to lower your profile and avoid displaying any evidence of wealth that might draw attention.
Oaxaca City: There have been ongoing demonstrations and protests in Oaxaca City due to civil unrest since June 2006. Several groups have engaged in violent demonstrations in Oaxaca City, which resulted in the death of an American citizen in October 2006.
American citizens should avoid participating in demonstrations and other activities that might be deemed political by the Mexican authorities.
The Mexican Constitution prohibits political activities by foreigners, and such actions may result in detention and/or deportation.
Oaxaca (coastal): There have been a number of drownings along the beaches of the southern coast of Oaxaca. Swimmers are advised that currents can quickly become treacherous, even for accomplished swimmers.
Mexico’s defense department is confirming that Ignacio ” Nacho ” Coronel Villareal, a capo in the Sinaloa drug cartel, was killed during a military raid in a suburb of Guadalajara, Mexico.
Coronel refused to be arrested and died in a gunfight with a unit of the Mexican army. One soldier was shot to death by ” Nacho ” before he, himself was killed.
Coronel was on the FBI’s most wanted list for cocaine and methamphetamine, charged with conspiracy to possess a controlled substance with intent to distribute and conspiracy to import a controlled substance.
There was a $5 Million USD reward by the US State Department and the FBI for information leading to Nacho Coronel’s capture.
More than 23,000 people have been murdered in Mexico since President Felipe Calderon declared war on Mexican drug cartels in December 2006.
Ciudad Juarez has become the world’s most dangerous city. A killing ground of unimaginable proportion, with over 5200 murders so far in 2010.
90% of the cocaine now enters the US from Mexico. 90% of weapons enter Mexico from the USA.
The drug trade betwen Mexico and the United States is an estimated $60 Billion USD business.
Tensions are rising on the Korean peninsula for North and South Korea who are still officially at war.
North Korea is threatening to use its ” nuclear deterrent ” in response to joint naval exercises between 8,000 US and South Korea troops, 190 aircraft and 20 ships including the nuclear-powered supercarrier USS George Washington.
The four day ” Invincible Spirit ” War Games began on Sunday in Sea of Japan waters, near nuclear-armed North Korea, and will include anti-submarine maneuvers.
US State Department spokesman PJ Crowley tried to calm tensions, saying the planned exercises were defensive in nature. The maneuvers are not intended to provoke a response but are to send Pyongyang a message that further aggression in the region will not be tolerated.
The official Korean Central News Agency reported on Monday that Kim Yong Chun, North Korea’s defense chief was quoted in Pyongyang as saying ” Should the US imperialists and South Korea puppet forces finally ignite a new war of aggression, North Korea will mobilize the tremendous military potential including its nuclear deterrence for self-defense and thus wipe out the aggressors.”
North Korean state television reported: The Army and people of the DPRK will start a retaliatory sacred war of their own style based on a nuclear deterrent to the US imperialists and the South Korea puppet forces who are deliberately pushing the situation to the brink of war.
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