ECONOMICS 101: "THERE'S NO SUCH THING AS A FREE LUNCH"

Sounds like Search and Rescue Aruba (SARFA) didn't pay attention during their economics class..."there is no such thing as a free lunch." I guess they were bitter about Dave Holloway paying for Fred Golba's lunch...and not giving them anything. (See article below)

And why should he? The only reason SARFA is involved is to "to maintain the image of Aruba towards the outside world. The rescue organization wanted to prevent that the media would publish that they had not participated with the searches for the American teenager."

So, it isn't about finding Natalee. It's about restoring their reputation. GO FIGURE. This article is not only transparent in their actions by helping Fred Golba, but it also shows their selfishness and ultimate bitterness towards the whole situation.

BITE THE BULLET PEOPLE! Get with the program and DO THE RIGHT THING! Quit the bitching and moaning! It only makes you look like insensitive bastards!

Search for Holloway continues without help of Sarfa

ORANJESTAD — Fred Golba, who was hired by Dave Holloway to search the island for his missing daughter Natalee, is still on the island. After the search had produced nothing new, he initially was scheduled to leave on Tuesday, but postponed his departure. The agreement with the authorities was that Golba would perform his search, amongst others, in the so-called Dam of Monserat until Tuesday, but suspect Joran van der Sloot was seen by a witness during the night that Natalee disappeared.


This dam is originally known as Tanki Real by the surrounding habitants. Golba searched the environment with a tracker dog and also used water pumps. These pumps as well as the generators were supplied by the rescue organization Search & Rescue Aruba (Sarfa).

However, Sarfa was not satisfied with the cooperation. The volunteers arranged for the material, but had to arrange for fuel, says a co-worker. Moreover, Golba enjoyed lunch at the expense of Dave Holloway, while not a penny was spent by Dave Holloway on the Sarfa-people as well as other volunteers.

Sarfa says they also participated in the search to maintain the image of Aruba towards the outside world. The rescue organization wanted to prevent that the media would publish that they had not participated with the searches for the American teenager.


It is unknown where Golba is now searching on the island.