Nicaragua next invasion ?

Nicaraguans bristle at U.S. threats

Wednesday, October 5, 2005 Posted: 1614 GMT (0014 HKT)

MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) -- The message for Nicaraguan conservatives from the U.S. government was stark: Accept your president -- or else.

U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Robert Zoellick starts a final round of meetings in Nicaragua on Wednesday after demanding that Nicaraguan politicians halt their efforts to topple elected President Enrique Bolanos.

"For those who think they can remove him, my message is: There will be consequences in terms of their relations with the United States," Zoellick said Tuesday.

Zoellick made the usual U.S. denunciations of former Sandinista President Daniel Ortega, but spent most of his ammunition on a one-time U.S. ally, ex-President Arnold Aleman, who has maintained control of the governing Constitutionalist Liberal Party despite a 20-year sentence for corruption.

http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/americas/10/05/nicaragua.us.ap/index.html

mexico, venezuela, much better anti-american targets.
and just wait until castro announces oil shale in Cuba.

this is PR spin, intended to confuse the American public. much more serious.

The problem is they don't want any "alternatives" popping up.

dig up Reagan first?

of 30,000 civilians.

So hey, Amerika, GO AHEAD AND TRY your "OR ELSE". Nicaraguans have a message they've long been waiting to deliver.