PALM BEACH COUNTY IS NOW A "NO MAN'S LAND"

Yes, it's true. The inbred idiots down in Palm Beach County hired that slimeball ex-Aruban Tourism official Pesquera.


No matter he has an openly known shady background...No matter that his "skeletons in the closet" that will potentially and most likely harm the County's tourism numbers, reputation and credibility...No matter they are just coming off a huge embezzlement scandal.


I guess it just doesn't matter to them. Keep the girls coming in and out, keep the drugs flowing, get all the bling you can and party on. The way of the world in southern Florida, I suppose.

Let's see how much dirt we can come up with on Palm Beach County regarding their crime, drug and sex trafficking? Maybe that's why they hired him? His previous "experience" speaks for itself. Although he didn't do anything to curtail the boycott or the loss of revenue! What a prize this guy is. It's sick...just sick.

Pesquera the "Cleaner"

Pesquera really knows how to clean up a mess...
not the actual crime...but to "tidy" up the facts
so they suit the ultimate purpose.

"...Bureau officials point to Pesquera's 30 years of experience in the travel and tourism industry. They also said they were impressed with how he handled himself during a crisis that played out in the national media. Pesquera was head of Aruba's tourism agency in 2005 when American citizen Natalee Holloway disappeared while on a graduation trip there. On his résumé, he takes credit for playing "the key role in the establishment of the strategic communications task force, which worked behind the scenes to minimize the impact of the Holloway story and effectively stopped calls for boycott by some U.S. elected officials."

Read the rest of this despicable trash HERE

Of course we here at Aruban Boycott are in an uproar, and leave it to Richard to be the first to voice his disgust:

July 20, 2007


The Hon. Gov. Charlie Crist
Office of the Governor PC-05
The Capitol
Tallahassee, FL 32399-0001


Dear Gov. Crist:


I am writing in regard to a recent moral atrocity committed by the Palm Beach County Convention and Visitors Bureau. You might think that a Vermonter should not comment on matters in Florida, but as a concerned American I feel a moral obligation to speak out.


The bureau has voted unanimously to offer its chief executive position to Jorge Pesquera, president of the Aruba Hotel and Tourism Association. Aruba is, as you are aware, where Natalee Holloway vanished in May 2005. Her disappearance remains unresolved.


Nobody asserts that Mr. Pesquera was involved with Natalee’s disappearance. That, however, is not the issue at hand. It is clear that elements of the Aruban government are and were engaged in a cover-up to protect certain persons of that country. Yet a July 19 story in the Palm Beach Post says bureau officials “were impressed with how he handled himself” during the Natalee Holloway “crisis.” It also says Pesquera was instrumental in establishing a group “which worked behind the scenes to minimize the impact of the Holloway story and effectively stopped calls for boycott by some U.S. elected officials.”


So the bureau regards the smoothing over of an American’s disappearance abroad as a qualification for employment? Shall such a person represent a Florida county to the world? The notion of such a job offer is an offense to any notion of moral decency, to the idea of ethics in the tourist business and to the Holloway Twitty family in particular.


I urge you, the top official of your state, to condemn this insult to the American people and make clear that Mr. Pesquera is not welcome while Aruba continues to deny answers in Natalee’s case. Aruba has presented us with lies, evasions, insults and contradictions from the day Natalee vanished; I cannot imagine that Florida is unaware of the moral stench that has engulfed that country, or wishes to transplant it to these shores.


Sincerely,

Richard

Cc: Ms. Lois Frankel, mayor, West Palm Beach