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That's why thinking people need a capable voyaging sailboat. The time

is
nigh to start looking for a new country. Personally I like the
Bahamas.
Almost a third-world country. Parliamentary govt. Small bureaucracy.
They just don't have the money or personnel to harass boaters. No
sales
tax. Prices are a little high but I'd rather pay higher prices to the
businessman and no taxes to the govt. than lower prices to the
businessman and high taxes to a govt. that uses tax revenues to
slowly
take away your freedom. The Democrats said it's time for a change.
Now
that they are in power I'm beginning to agree with them. It's time
for

a
change in countries.

Wilbur Hubbard


One of my female friends just built her SECOND house in Playa Del
Hermosa
Jaco, Costa Rica. CR is very American-friendly. She used local
architects, builders, craftsmen for everything. Every drawer pull,
handle and handrail was made by local blacksmiths, by hand. It's
beautiful! Hermosa is CR's surfer paradise on the Pacific.
http://www.jacowebs.com/Kelies/FrameSet.htm
Not ONE pool.....two!...(c;

CR might be a great place to move to. Very little "government"
standing
in your way, especially if you're doing something to improve Costa
Ricans.

Larry
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How much price inflation is caused by illegal
aliens gobbling up goods and services, creating
shortages for the natives? I heard 40%!



I have a friend who retired and moved to Costa Rica. He loves it. Even
married a young honey. He says the money goes further there and it's
really nice living conditions. I might check it out one of these days
but I'd prefer the Caribbean side over the Pacific side.

Wilbur Hubbard

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"Larry" wrote in message
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"Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in
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That's why thinking people need a capable voyaging sailboat. The time

is
nigh to start looking for a new country. Personally I like the
Bahamas.
Almost a third-world country. Parliamentary govt. Small bureaucracy.
They just don't have the money or personnel to harass boaters. No
sales
tax. Prices are a little high but I'd rather pay higher prices to the
businessman and no taxes to the govt. than lower prices to the
businessman and high taxes to a govt. that uses tax revenues to
slowly
take away your freedom. The Democrats said it's time for a change.
Now
that they are in power I'm beginning to agree with them. It's time
for

a
change in countries.

Wilbur Hubbard


One of my female friends just built her SECOND house in Playa Del
Hermosa
Jaco, Costa Rica. CR is very American-friendly. She used local
architects, builders, craftsmen for everything. Every drawer pull,
handle and handrail was made by local blacksmiths, by hand. It's
beautiful! Hermosa is CR's surfer paradise on the Pacific.
http://www.jacowebs.com/Kelies/FrameSet.htm
Not ONE pool.....two!...(c;

CR might be a great place to move to. Very little "government"
standing
in your way, especially if you're doing something to improve Costa
Ricans.

Larry
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How much price inflation is caused by illegal
aliens gobbling up goods and services, creating
shortages for the natives? I heard 40%!


That is, indeed, a beautiful place she has there. Any idea of a ballpark
cost for house and lot?

Wilbur Hubbard

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"Larry" wrote in message
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One of my female friends just built her SECOND house in Playa Del Hermosa
Jaco, Costa Rica. CR is very American-friendly. She used local
architects, builders, craftsmen for everything. Every drawer pull,
handle and handrail was made by local blacksmiths, by hand. It's
beautiful! Hermosa is CR's surfer paradise on the Pacific.
http://www.jacowebs.com/Kelies/FrameSet.htm
Not ONE pool.....two!...(c;

CR might be a great place to move to. Very little "government" standing
in your way, especially if you're doing something to improve Costa
Ricans.



Nice place. We loved Belize, but haven't been to CR.

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"Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in news:IPkIh.24346
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That is, indeed, a beautiful place she has there. Any idea of a ballpark
cost for house and lot?

Wilbur Hubbard



Would $130K impress you?....(c; It's in an American-dominated neighborhood
of like homes up on the side of the mountain overlooking the Pacific. She
sold the house across the street, sort of the Version 1.0, to some more
Americans who moved down.

I miss her....(c;

Larry
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Nice place. We loved Belize, but haven't been to CR.



CR is nicer, at least as I've been told. CR isn't owned by Coca-Cola like
Belize politicians are.....and CR natives are VERY friendly towards NICE
Americans/Canadians. I'm told Belize sort of resents the big corporation
owning the country, which I can easily understand.....


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Nice place. We loved Belize, but haven't been to CR.



CR is nicer, at least as I've been told. CR isn't owned by Coca-Cola like
Belize politicians are.....and CR natives are VERY friendly towards NICE
Americans/Canadians. I'm told Belize sort of resents the big corporation
owning the country, which I can easily understand.....


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On Mar 9, 7:44 am, "Roger Long" wrote:
Here is the beginning of the end of boating as we know it in the US of A.

http://www.marinelink.com/Story/Coas...ate-in-Small-V...

Tennis anyone?

Oh, no, that's right, those balls could have anthrax or radio isotopes in
them.

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This is one of those situations where we can remind the powers that be
that America's boaters can be part of solution, not just another
problem. We know our waters and fellow boaters better than any
Coastie can hope to attain. In all prior wars, we have been viewed as
allies, not enemies. To my way of thinking, the current "stay away"
policy makes sense and should be sufficient for all purposes.

Granted, this is a different war, and a different administration
(which seems to view ordinary citizens as a threat). I am hopeful
(but not confident) that liberty will not be seen as inconsistent with
security; it is shameful that we are being attacked for our liberties
and respond by taking them away. Perhaps if we can elect a few people
who are more interested in preserving our rights than in concentrating
power for the benefit of their friends, we will return to the country
that so many have admired and emulated for centuries (as opposed to
the current attitude, where our leaders are despised).

If the Coast Guard is willing to listen, I'm willing to help them come
up with policies that make sense. If they decide to track every day
sailor, the CG will no resources for the jobs that count.

Steve Hayes



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What a stupid posting. You think the democrats are going to solve your
problems? You think these people care
about your liberties? Are you dumb or what.

Take a listen to Al Gore. He goes on and on about global warming. Then he
gets into a private jet to go and talk some more.

Or some of the liberal ideas about protecting you from yourself.

The liberal phonys such a Hilary, Al, Al Sharpton, etc will tax you off the
earth. And while you are living in a shack
they will tell you why it is so good for you and they had to do it for the
"Children".

I hate em all. The Repubs, the Democrats... all of them.

My basic philosophy.. Leave me the F alone.

Ameria was a great country. Not anymore. It is a cesspool.

The federal government which you want to give the liberals control of can't
even control the border between the US and
Mexico.

What are you going to do when there are more Mexicans living here than US,
US Citizens?




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On Mar 9, 7:44 am, "Roger Long" wrote:
Here is the beginning of the end of boating as we know it in the US of A.

http://www.marinelink.com/Story/Coas...ate-in-Small-V...

Tennis anyone?

Oh, no, that's right, those balls could have anthrax or radio isotopes in
them.

--
Roger Long


This is one of those situations where we can remind the powers that be
that America's boaters can be part of solution, not just another
problem. We know our waters and fellow boaters better than any
Coastie can hope to attain. In all prior wars, we have been viewed as
allies, not enemies. To my way of thinking, the current "stay away"
policy makes sense and should be sufficient for all purposes.

Granted, this is a different war, and a different administration
(which seems to view ordinary citizens as a threat). I am hopeful
(but not confident) that liberty will not be seen as inconsistent with
security; it is shameful that we are being attacked for our liberties
and respond by taking them away. Perhaps if we can elect a few people
who are more interested in preserving our rights than in concentrating
power for the benefit of their friends, we will return to the country
that so many have admired and emulated for centuries (as opposed to
the current attitude, where our leaders are despised).

If the Coast Guard is willing to listen, I'm willing to help them come
up with policies that make sense. If they decide to track every day
sailor, the CG will no resources for the jobs that count.

Steve Hayes





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What a stupid posting. You think the democrats are going to solve
your problems? You think these people care
about your liberties? Are you dumb or what.

Take a listen to Al Gore. He goes on and on about global warming.
Then he gets into a private jet to go and talk some more.


Did you see his utility bills? He owns three or four houses. His primary
home in Nashville,TN has electricity bills enough to pay for twenty
average-size homes.
****ing fat hypocrite Democrat asshole! Getting rich from the new
religion of human-caused global warming while, if you believe his movie,
he personally is more damaging to the globe than twenty to thirty more
responsible average everyday human beings. And remember what this
asshole said about the President not too long ago. Talk about
pot-kettle-black . . . Boy, are we ever fortunate Gore lost the
election.

"(George Bush) betrayed this country! He played on our fears. He took
America on an ill-conceived foreign adventure dangerous to our troops,
an adventure preordained and planned before 9/11 ever took place!" -- Al
Gore


Or some of the liberal ideas about protecting you from yourself.

The liberal phonys such a Hilary, Al, Al Sharpton, etc will tax you
off the earth.


"Many of you are well enough off that...the tax cuts may have helped
you. We're saying that for America to get back on track, we're probably
going to cut that short and not give it to you. We're going to take
things away from you on behalf of the common good." -- Hillary Clinton

And while you are living in a shack
they will tell you why it is so good for you and they had to do it for
the "Children".


All the while they talk about their great concern for the children, they
count on the fact most Americans have such a short memory they won't
remember children like those living with the Branch Davidians that Bill
Clinton and Janet Reno roasted alive. And they hope you don't recall the
midnight Gestapo raid that kidnapped
Ellian Gonzalez and forcibly returned him to Cuba.

I hate em all. The Repubs, the Democrats... all of them.


I don't hate them. I despise them for the socialists they are, and
lately, are openly bragging they are. I despise even more the ignorant
asshole voters who have their hands out thinking they are entitled to be
given something for nothing so they vote for the person who they think
will see to it they get the largest handout possible.

My basic philosophy.. Leave me the F alone.


You got that right!

Ameria was a great country. Not anymore. It is a cesspool.

The federal government which you want to give the liberals control of
can't even control the border between the US and Mexico.

What are you going to do when there are more Mexicans living here than
US, US Citizens?


It's all part of the socialist plan. A rich ruling elite patterned after
Al Gore, Hillary Clinton, Ted Kennedy, John Kerry etc. And a bunch of
peasants groveling at their feet. But the hypocrisy is what gets me.
They act like they are just so concerned about the "little guy" and the
planet and all the while there is only one thing they're really
concerned about and that is their selfish selves. They use stupid people
to further their agenda and the stupid people they use are way too
stupid to wake up and see how sorely they are being used. Take the
majority of African-Americans, for example, they vote Democrat election
after election while Democrats pay lip service to helping them out. Then
even while getting nothing for generations they keep on voting Democrat.
This is the kind of stupidity and greed the socialists count upon. Lie
and lie some more. Count on the fact that most voters are either too
stupid or too greedy to take offense.

There is one instance where everybody of sound mind agrees that Bush and
Cheney lied. That's Bush and Cheney said, during the 2004 presidential
campaign, that Kerry and Edwards were "worthy opponents". --Capt. Neal

Wilbur Hubbard

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