Came here to see Horsefacepalooza, not disappointed.
Am personally damn thrilled to see Thomas Paine throwing the Bushes under the bus. Screw them. Old man Bush bought that plantation in Paraguay on top of the largest freshwater aquifer in the world. They can all go down there and drown in it.
POTUS can declassify the patents that likely exist for desalinization tech, and we're good to go. The Bushes belong in Gitmo.
https://steemit.com/conspiracy/@strapasynthon/i-found-the-bush-bolt-hole-in-paraguay
"Why Paraguay?
The US-Paraguay Extradition treaty has a denial loophole under Article IV if the offense is political. Plus immunity from national and International Criminal Court (ICC) jurisdiction by Paraguay forced on them through threatened withdrawal of loan monies."
http://www.mcnabbassociates.com/Paraguay%20International%20Extradition%20Treaty%20with%20the%20United%20States.pdf
In such a remote and inhospitable location with only dirt tracks for roads for a world leader to maintain communications with his network the first thing you would need is military grade communications.
Notice the two Round Planar Radom's pointing directly up into space. One for uplink the other for downlink for continuous asynchronous communications.
What is their Longitude : 61 degrees West.
What Geostationary Satellite sits on this Longitude?
The Hispasat Geostationary Satellite whose Orbit is fixed at 61 degrees West
What mysterious international class airport that no planes ever seem to fly in or out off sits on this same longitude some 250 kilometres due south.
Mariscal Estigarribia Airbase built with US loan money, it has a runway longer than the main runway at Asuncion the capital of Paraguay. No planes are ever seen on flightracker software flying in or out of Mariscal Estigarribia Airbase (airport code ESG). It lies under the main flight path from the Eastern Sates of USA to Buenos Aires and Montevideo.
Where is the closest light plane air field.
1.5 kilometres away at the HQ of the 5th Paraguayan Infrantry Division in the military town of Mayor Pablo Lagerenza, part of the 3rd Corps of the Paraguayan Army that has its HQ at Mariscal Estigarribia.
At the light aircraft air port a war memorial that celebrates the ancestors of the that fought in the Chaco War features a lone soldier and a (Dutch) lion looking behind him on a tall stepped cenotaph. The Chaco War that Paraguay won was a devastating war for both nations. The origin of the war is commonly attributed in Latin America to a conflict between the oil companies Royal Dutch Shell backing Paraguay and Standard Oil supporting Bolivia. The US secret service agencies have a long history in this area, and GWB had all the files.
A helicopter could also land on the cleared quadrangle at the front entrance to the ranch besides which sits what looks like a radio beacon.