[lbryce]

Turns out, the error was caused by incorrect border data from the State Department. In a blog post, Google says they've now corrected the error.

From a related article:Imagine Hitler using this excuse to invade Poland.

The truth is that Hitler's premise for invading Poland was even flimsier than the Google Map border fiasco.

[BlueDragon]

Maybe the Nics thought Google maps to be infallible enough that it lead to the assumption that the CR flag was on Nic territory?

So they took it down, then started going about their biz like they were on home ground.

An apology should suffice. Maybe a small fine, reduced by some other small amount for the clean-up work that was done.

'Then everybody go out for a beer...

[Mr_Moonlight]

Algore invented the Internet, so therefore — Algore’s Fault !!!

[goldstategop]

Oops... someone misread their MapQuest print-out.

Funny how those things happen!

NOT!

[rfp1234]

Don’t mess with a Chinchilla.

http://www.thechristianista.com/fun/its-tuesday-true-story-the-attack-of-the-chinchilla/

[Razzz42]

http://www.answers.com/topic/military-of-costa-rica

If a good defense is a strong offense then Costra Rica is in trouble as in easy pickins if you are running out of bananas are in need of some sugar.

[Rastus]

Go to Google Maps, click Get Directions, put Japan as A and China as B, and look at Step 43.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Anybody remember this web gem;

“John Edwards retracted his statement about there being two Americas, saying that he had gotten that information from Mapquest.”

[holden]

I trust the anomaly was noted many moons ago by the Nicaraguans and they dreamed up this pretense to cover their blatant provocation.

HF

[Kevmo]

This stuff is better than the blather that John Semmens comes up with.