Roger Stone, a notorious political strategist and lobbyist from the United States who initially managed the Donald Trump presidential election campaign, could soon relocate to Costa Rica.

In a recent interview with the Financial Times, Mr. Stone lashed out against presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and envisioned a dystopian future for the U.S., where Muslim thugs will run around “raping, killing, violating, desecrating.”

The political operative will not stick around for the societal apocalypse he is predicting. During his interview, he stated:

It will be sad. I’ll probably be forced to move to Costa Rica

Mr. Stone’s alarming speculation was published in the popular “Lunch With the FT” section of the Financial Times. Mr. Stone anticipates deep misery for his country in the event that Clinton is elected the first female President of the U.S., a prospect that is becoming more likely with each campaign misstep by her Republican opponent.

Widespread unrest, a general lack of goodwill and civil strife will be the U.S. norm once Clinton takes office, Mr. Stone explained.

Roger Jason Stone, Jr. is in his mid-60s, and he is known to push the envelop when it comes to managing political campaigns. He is a conservative whose career has been mostly dedicated to advancing Republican candidates. One notable exception was Kristin Davis (not the actress from Sex and City), a purveyor of high-class prostitutes to wealthy and powerful clients, who was a Libertarian candidate for Governor of New York.

The Trump campaign received an initial boost by Mr. Stone, who left a year ago after citing various items of contention that were distracting from the mission. He is rumored to still be working behind the scenes, though he may not want to take credit for the Trump campaign at this time.

Mr. Stone is one of the few U.S. voters who have expressed a wish of moving to Costa Rica if Clinton is elected. As previously reported by The Costa Rica Star, quite a few U.S. voters would move to our country if Trump is elected.

In the past, controversial radio personality Rush Limbaugh also said he would move to Costa Rica if the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) was implemented. Mr. Limbaugh later rescinded on this matter.