Holy shit, look at what's going on in the Darien Gap

"Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free".

Do you know why America is taking all these people in? For the North American Union. Thats when Canada, US and Mexico become one. They say its better that way so the migrants can easily go to and fro their native lands.Instead of all the red tape we have now days. They will VOTE for it to happen

Once they get out of Panama, they are met with coyotes with clean changes of clothes along the way. It took me a while to figure out why I saw so many locals carrying large sacks of folded clothing along the beach until I ran into a group of Cubans bathing in the lake and changing clothes.

They draw attention to themselves if they look like I do after a day on my farm. The bus drivers won't let them on if they smell and/or are covered in dirt and grime. Many are smuggled in trucks and vehicles. BO gives them away, so they have to be clean for the journey. Used clothing is cheap. The local ladies make $10 per day washing clothes that are recycled from the "migrants".

WEF has a point.

They are being slow-terminated like the rest of US led anything

Maybe Biden is too conservative for them. He didn't want his children growing up in a racial jungle.

The reparations crew doesn't know what to do with Biden. He's hurting them, but he's the Democrat. Hm, like Democrats up until about 1970 ...

Darien Gap has been commercialized. Colombia used to leave it as jungle to prevent inferiors from Panama coming south. Now it pushes migrants up and out thru the Darien Gap.

God bless you for your efforts! I can only imagine what you have seen first-hand. And had to clean-up... ugh.

Oh shit..the caravans midterms are coming!

So they are going to try this scare tactic again?

PROBLEMS SOLVED

How nice of George Soros to buy these people take out food.

This is making me think of a book I read (the name escapes me!)

A young researcher at an ivy league university is given the task by a pharmaceutical company of going down to voodoo country Jamaica to find the secret of zombification.

He describes Darien Gap. It was terrifying. He almost didn't make it.

The book was an autobiographical novel but he was describing his experience. This was in the 70s, I think.

Wish I could remember the name!

I live in an agricultural/cattle ranching community. The "migrant" trade has destroyed it.

People can make $100-150 per day driving illegals about 20 kilometers on a motorcycle. The farm owners get $1-$2 per head for each migrant that passes. A restaurant can make $100 profit per day feeding migrants. The local pulperias make tons of cash selling water, sodas and chips to the migrants, coyotes and taxi drivers. The police and military get money to look the other way.

The farmers are having a hard time finding employees because so many have earned enough to build houses out of block, buy motorcycles, electronics and still have $ for a nice life, so why work in the fields?

Same with the coffee farms up north. Why pick coffee beans for $!0 per day when you can make $50 walking a group to the Honduran border?

The gravy train will end by the beginning of 2023, but it has permanently altered the community. Too many are used to making money aiding human traffickers and have no desire to chop grass in the fields. I pay three times the local wages for machete workers (and I pass out $60-$75 food baskets at Christmas), yet I cannot find more than five people without serious criminal records and/or ties to narco traffickers willing to work. I am lucky that my main worker is an artist and does tattoos. He works 5 hours a day for generous full time wages, so he has time for side jobs. He wants to be a good example for his kids so he said no to working as an illegal taxi driver in the afternoon and weekends, but not many follow his example.

Thread: And here it is....Wow!

I was wondering why OP did not name the country, where all this is happening?

..."Darien Gap, a dangerous 100 km stretch of dense jungle between Colombia and Panama"

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Was it by Alberto Villoldo?

Many of the Cuban, Haitan and African "migrants" catch a ride on a cargo ship to Venezuela and then head north to the Darien Pass. Right now there are tons of Venezuelans and Peruvians head through the Darien Gap in their way north. (Evidently getting over the Panama canal is easy.)

A second batch of Africans come via the ships entering Panama Canal.

Very strange.. but Panama City is an important airline hub for the whole Caribbean, so it isn't too improbable. Wonder what current leftist governments in Colombia, Venezuela, and Mexico have to do with this; probably everything.

That is similar, but I don't see it on the list of his books.

This is driving me crazy, I would like to read it again!

Oh look it's this guy again.

Hey Annunaki guy, where is your evidence???

I haven't even see you make a thread explaining your theory as to why they are coming back.

And when did they leave???

I think I know which one you are talking about. Was he a researcher who took a bet with a professor/mentor regarding the study of voodoo and then chucked his career to study indigenous spiritual/religious practices?

PBS with a bias, but stories of the Darien Gap.

Jean Delicat (through translator):

I would like to send a message to anyone who is thinking of doing this route. It's very dangerous. If I knew this, I wouldn't have done it.


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So who is feeding all these people?

The coyotes include food, water and clean clothes as part of their services.

Yes!

The name of the book and the author eludes me.

I don't mean to derail this thread, but the chapter of his hiking Darien Gap was memorable!

They made a movie out of it! It will come to me, I think.

I cannot believe that as a former bookseller with a good photographic memory that I cannot remember the title or author. If you think of it, please message me!

Yes, it was memorable passage.

The overfed Soros Central American migrants create a false perception of the dangerous journeys that migrants passing through South America/Panama face. The Darien Gap is littered with corpses, or what remains post vultures/big animals. I am not justifying their migration, just acknowledging that none of the undocumenteds I see are fat or chubby. No way to make the trip through the jungle carrying an extra twenty to fifty pounds of body fat.

I risked jail last month because I provided water to a group of Venezuelans with a baby and small child. Fortunately the military captain didn't hold me accountable when he rounded them up outside of my farm.

I met one of the filmmakers.

Last Edited by Happy in Nature on 09/27/2022 01:39 PM