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Lost Liberty: Argentina loses Navy’s Flagship to the Repo Man

Tuesday, March 12, 2013 3:26
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http://www.dailyfinance.com/2012/10/22/repo-man-goes-to-ghana-to-tow-away-argentinean-navys-flagship/

I thought you might get a kick out of this. Really sad. Have a good day.

 Ken
 
 Hi Ken, 
Yes, several people emailed the news to me some time ago.
I’m so sorry to hear that Argentina lost the “ARA Libertad”
Flagship. Libertad means Liberty in Spanish, pretty ironic.
You know, I’ve been inside that ship twice. It used to
be docked in Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires, and it was open to the public. I took
my kids about a couple years ago. Before that we visited it with my family and
an American friend and his family who came to visit, someone I knew through the
website.
It was one of those things that I wanted my kids to
get to know before leaving Argentina. I had several of those, some I got to do,
others we just ran out of time.
It seems that the sailors were disgusted by the way in
which the president said they could keep the ship, as if she didn’t care. I’m
sure she doesn’t.
Anyway, pretty sad and shameful, like getting your car
repoed, but on a national disgraceful vent.
I wonder; will other countries some day go through
similar things when they can’t honor their debts?
FerFAL



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