Protest Aruba in Boston this Weekend!

A friend of mine who has been involved in helping find Natalee for a long time now has a word to share with you:

On March 23-25, The Boston Globe is holding a travel show in Boston at which Aruba Tourism Authority will be a major sponsor. This notice is to let you know that some people will be there to remind participants that the Natalee Holloway case remains open and to urge people not to travel to Aruba until the case is resolved.

For more information, or if you are interested in participating, please contact VolunteersforNatalee@gmail.com.

We believe that Aruban government and law enforcement elements are engaged in a cover-up to protect certain persons from prosecution and punishment. We believe this is intolerable, and that the only tool we have to help the Holloway Twitty family find justice is to encourage the public to speak out.

Even Aruba admits that boycott efforts to date have had an effect. We cannot force Aruba to do the right thing, but we can and will urge people to stay away. One lost tourist in Aruba is more than enough; let's do our part to make sure there are no more.

No justice for Natalee ... no tourists for Aruba. Join us in Boston! Speak up for Natalee!

(All people involved in this campaign are volunteers. We have no connection with Natalee's family, were not paid or asked to do this and receive no contributions from them.)

I'm sure the hater blogs will be going berzerk over this, so let me try to make it worse for them:

- the organizer has formal approval from the Boston Port Authority to hold this protest (that's called freedom of speech, Aruba);

- the organizer has helpers distributing this announcement to sympathetic blogs and posting it on travel and tourism websites and message boards;

- the organizer has permission from said authority to hand out literature at the doors, and he has literature ready to go;

- the organizer has a press release ready nad has started to distribute it to media outlets.



I wish I could be there.