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U.N. Backs Ousted Honduran Zelaya
New York Times ^ | June 30, 2009 | Neil MacFarquharr

Posted on 06/30/2009 3:14:20 PM PDT by NorwegianViking

UNITED NATIONS — The United Nations marshaled an unusually broad effort on Tuesday to condemn the military seizure of power in Honduras, turning over the podium of the General Assembly to its ousted president and quickly passing a resolution sponsored by countries often at loggerheads, including the United States and Venezuela. The deposed president, Manuel Zelaya, said the “brutal” coup, including what he called a threat by soldiers to shoot him dead if he did not stop talking on his cell phone, was a blow against democracy. He called it “an act of aggression attacking the democratic will of the people.” Mr. Zelaya, greeted by sustained applause when he entered the chamber and sat in the Honduran seat on the assembly floor, said the resolution supporting him “expresses the indignation of the people of Honduras and of people worldwide.” The one-page resolution, passed by acclamation in the 192-member body, condemned the removal of the president as a coup and demanded the “immediate and unconditional restoration” of Mr. Zelaya as president.solution other than Mr. Zelaya returning to power. Mr. Zelaya was supposed to meet with Thomas Shannon, an assistant Secretary of State, on Tuesday or Wednesday on the sidelines of an Organization of American States meeting to hash out a response to the crisis in Honduras. White House officials said that there were no plans as of Tuesday afternoon for Mr. Zelaya to meet with Mr. Obama, but that could change, one administration official said.

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Reading the www.bbc.com report, it states that Honduras will arrest Zelaya when he returns. The quote by Chevez is very interesting: "Mr. Zelaya also dispelled suspicions that Western nations like the United States may have instigated or tacitly approved of his ouster, an allegation that has been repeatedly put forward by his close ally, President Hugo Chávez of Venezuela.

“The United States has changed a great deal,” he said at the news conference, noting that President Obama had not only denounced his removal as an illegal coup, but then went further, calling for his return to power." -----Yes, this is the change Obama supporters voted for. Sad, very, very sad.

1 posted on 06/30/2009 3:14:20 PM PDT by NorwegianViking
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To: NorwegianViking

Of course they did. The UN is an illegal organization and BO is a supporter of lawlessness.


2 posted on 06/30/2009 3:16:21 PM PDT by Blogger
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To: NorwegianViking

UN despots calling for the salvation of one of their own.
Bad precedent when people rise up for the rule of law and kick out the tyrant.

UN says can’t have that.

Obama of course agrees.


3 posted on 06/30/2009 3:17:28 PM PDT by romanesq
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To: NorwegianViking

Hang the marxist


4 posted on 06/30/2009 3:17:51 PM PDT by pissant (THE Conservative party: www.falconparty.com)
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To: NorwegianViking

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8127503.stm


5 posted on 06/30/2009 3:18:00 PM PDT by NorwegianViking (Organizing for America)
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To: NorwegianViking
said the “brutal” coup

Not one person killed now 3 days after it happened...

6 posted on 06/30/2009 3:19:09 PM PDT by 2banana (My common ground with terrorists - they want to die for islam and we want to kill them)
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To: NorwegianViking
Those communist dictators like to stick together.
Chavez, Obama, and the U.N., always wrong, all the time.
7 posted on 06/30/2009 3:19:24 PM PDT by bitterohiogunclinger (America held hostage - day 163)
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To: NorwegianViking
Zelaya! Another Marxist president for life. Ain't democracy irrelevant!!
8 posted on 06/30/2009 3:20:07 PM PDT by JimSEA
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To: 2banana; xzins
Not one person killed now 3 days after it happened...

If he is somehow returned to power, then I suspect there will be thousands killed. Let us pray he never again sets foot in Honduras.

9 posted on 06/30/2009 3:22:57 PM PDT by P-Marlowe (LPFOKETT GAHCOEEP-w/o*)
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To: NorwegianViking

The leftists always back the SA marxists. They did the same thing with the Sandinistas during Reagan’s time. Many democrats (including Obama) have ties to FARC as well.

Got to keep that columbian blow running for Obama...(eye roll)


10 posted on 06/30/2009 3:23:27 PM PDT by penelopesire ("The only CHANGE you will get with the Democrats is the CHANGE left in your pocket")
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To: NorwegianViking

Well I would hope that our military would remove Obama if he tried the same stunt as Zelaya. So is Obama saying that A Democratically elected leader who usurps the nations Constitution should remain in power?

Maybe a reporter will Ask Mr. Obama what he thinks the right answer to the quandry is especially as it relates to this country or would his Presidential decree to usurp the 22nd Amendment be justified as well?


11 posted on 06/30/2009 3:24:34 PM PDT by Typical_Whitey (Bernie Madoff is an amatuer compared to Obama.)
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To: NorwegianViking

Zelaya sounds like your typical tossed tyrant, throwing around hyperbole like “brutal coup” and “an act of aggression attacking the democratic will of the people” and “ blow against democracy”...

Seems his definition of democracy is quite different than Webster’s.


12 posted on 06/30/2009 3:24:34 PM PDT by downtownconservative (As Obama lies, liberty dies!)
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To: 2banana

“said the “brutal” coup

Not one person killed now 3 days after it happened...”

My mind is going to explode.


13 posted on 06/30/2009 3:24:55 PM PDT by villagerjoel (1. Implement socialist policies 2. ??? 3. Heaven on earth)
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To: NorwegianViking
sponsored by countries often at loggerheads, including the United States and Venezuela

Not so much since the beginning of the year.


14 posted on 06/30/2009 3:25:13 PM PDT by Constitutionalist Conservative (Two blogs for the price of none!)
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To: penelopesire

Don’t forget the rim shot!


15 posted on 06/30/2009 3:26:23 PM PDT by montomike (Politics should be about service and not a lucrative, money-making opportunity!)
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To: NorwegianViking

Unfortunately their biggest mistake was in leaving Zelaya alive.

Dead men dont cry to the UN. They cannot be reinstalled.

Obama dosnt surprise me in the least. I knew what he was before he was elected. I have no cause to change my mind.

He hates America and he hates freedom .


16 posted on 06/30/2009 3:26:31 PM PDT by Venturer
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To: bitterohiogunclinger

Chavez was right when he said <0 is a Ignoramus, at best.

The USA is officially a Marxist regime.


17 posted on 06/30/2009 3:27:22 PM PDT by omega4179 (Not my Communist in Chief.)
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To: NorwegianViking

The UN has already proven itself to be one of the most useless international organizations in history and in this Honduran matter, simply confirms it again.


18 posted on 06/30/2009 3:28:20 PM PDT by cranked
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To: Venturer

I still haven’t figured out how an order to arrest turns into an order to deport.

I don’t buy the story of the arrest at all; I think he resigned under threat of arrest and then fled.


19 posted on 06/30/2009 3:33:27 PM PDT by Cobra Scott
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To: NorwegianViking

This clown is pretty darn stupid. If he returns he won’t be President but will be in jail and if he stays gone he still won’t be President but he’ll be free.


20 posted on 06/30/2009 3:37:53 PM PDT by tobyhill
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To: NorwegianViking
The United Nations should itself be condemned.

I am sick of paying for an organization that can do nothing better than coddle thugs and wanna-be dictators.

This case is particularly egregious: this was a judicial removal of Zelaya, a man using methods heinous to the Honduran constitution to ride roughshod over the laws of the country.

The fact that it was the military that effected his removal is ancillary; there is no junta and there was no coup d'etat. The Honduran constitution is still in effect, and the legal successor of Zelaya has taken office in his stead.

21 posted on 06/30/2009 3:38:43 PM PDT by snowsislander (NRA -- join today! 1-877-NRA-2000)
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To: Typical_Whitey

Obama could grant himself another term by executive order.

Forget about the constitution. Who is following or checking on that these days.


22 posted on 06/30/2009 3:39:22 PM PDT by Tenacious 1 (Government For the People - an obviously concealed oxymoron)
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To: NorwegianViking
UN backs overthrow of Honduran Constitution

Skip the State Run Media. Find your own news.

Honduras Defends Its Democracy

Honduras Crisis: Zelaya Is A Threat To Our Democracy

Coup Rocks Honduras

Coup in Honduras - Correction: This is NOT a coup

Honduras Natives Say Democracy Preserved

Supporters of Zelaya.


Supporters of Honduras' President Manuel Zelaya shout slogans outside the presidential residence in Tegucigalpa, Thursday, June 25, 2009. President Zelaya's attempt to hold a referendum Sunday on changing the constitution has pitted him against the country's top courts, the attorney general, military leaders and even his own party, all of whom argue the vote is illegal.(Photo/Fernando Antonio)

Supporters of Honduran rule of law.


Demonstrators opposed to Honduras President Manuel Zelaya, protest in Tegucigalpa, Friday, June 26, 2009. President Manuel Zelaya is promoting a Sunday referendum on constitutional changes that has plunged the country into crisis by setting the president at odds with the military, the courts and the legislature that have branded the vote illegal.


A man holds a constitution of Honduras as demonstrators opposed to Honduras President Manuel Zelaya, protest in Tegucigalpa, Friday, June 26, 2009. President Manuel Zelaya is promoting a Sunday referendum on constitutional changes that has plunged the country into crisis by setting the president at odds with the military, the courts and the legislature that have branded the vote illegal. (Photo/Esteban Felix)


Students wearing gags on their mouths protest against Honduras President Manuel Zelaya outside the Venezuelan embassy in Tegucigalpa, Thursday, June 25, 2009. President Zelaya's attempt to hold a referendum on reforming the constitution has pitted him against the country's top courts, the attorney general, military leaders and even his own party, all of whom argue the vote is illegal. (Photo/Fernando Antonio)

My thanks to Rome2000 and cripplecreek for finding and posting these photos on this thread.

23 posted on 06/30/2009 3:40:19 PM PDT by TigersEye (0bama: "I can see Mecca from the WH portico." --- Google - Cloward-Piven Strategy)
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To: 2banana

A “Brutal coup” means Zelaya couldn’t use his cell phone. Harsh man, harsh.


24 posted on 06/30/2009 3:41:11 PM PDT by 6SJ7 (atlasShruggedInd: ON)
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To: pissant
"Hang the marxist"

That was their mistake.

Not going all the way and executing him.

We'll have to learn from their mistake.

25 posted on 06/30/2009 3:42:24 PM PDT by TheClintons-STILLAnti-American (E)
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To: NorwegianViking

Wow, every day gets more and more bizarre...can’t wait to see what tomorrow brings.....shaking head


26 posted on 06/30/2009 3:45:29 PM PDT by Las Vegas Ron (zer0 is doing to capitalism what Kennedy did to health care)
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To: NorwegianViking

Was this action today right after they condemned the corrupted election in Iran? I must have missed that?


27 posted on 06/30/2009 3:48:11 PM PDT by rawhide
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To: Cobra Scott
I don’t buy the story of the arrest at all; I think he resigned under threat of arrest and then fled.

Quite possible. According to one report, his office had a huge pile of cash, lists of enemies to be "detained", and other paperwork that suggested he was going to seize dictatorial power.

It is certainly likely that he had collaborators in the military to aid him, and some of them might have followed his orders to let him escape rather than bring him before the courts.

That Chavez is enraged makes perfect sense; he was apparently collaborating with the illegal revolutionary scheme (he was even supplying the ballots and ballot boxes for the illegal "referendum"). What is strange, however, is the response of the US State department and Obama. It seems unthinkable, but their actions suggest they knew about the illegal revolution and were collaborating with Zelaya.

That is clearly a high crime.

28 posted on 06/30/2009 3:53:45 PM PDT by Technogeeb (The only good Russian is a dead Russian. Rest in Peace, Solzhenitsyn.)
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To: NorwegianViking

So now the U.N. is the interpreter of the law in Honduras? I guess sovereignty is now gone. So the U.N. wants to overrule the government of Honduras and put a dictator wannabe back in power?

I don’t support the Federal government’s position with regard to Honduras at all.


29 posted on 06/30/2009 4:17:42 PM PDT by popdonnelly (The Democrats have returned to their game of supporting totalitarian regimes. Now they're muslim.)
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To: NorwegianViking

I really don’t get this. There are various credible news reports that claim Zelaya’s ouster was legal, yet the media, U.N., Obama, etc. continue to claim that this was a coup and that Zelaya was tossed out illegally by just the military. None of these sources, including our adminstration, even attempt to adress the logical and coherent claims made by the Honduran Supreme Court, the legislature, and the military.

Does the U.N. and Obama dispute what the government of Honduras has said? If so, let’s hear why. Seems to me that by not even addressing the government’s version, they are tacitly admitting they are unable to do so. So if they believe that Zelaya should be able to regain power, do they also believe that he should be able to violate the terms of the Honduran constitution by holding the referendum? Where in the hell does Obama stand on this? Thus far, the only logical interpretation is that he favors Zelaya’s ability to disregard the rule of Honduran law in an effort to maintain power. Am I missing something here?


30 posted on 06/30/2009 4:21:09 PM PDT by PAR
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the only logical interpretation is that he favors Zelaya’s ability to disregard the rule of Honduran law in an effort to maintain power. Am I missing something here?

Nope. Don't think you are, FRiend.

31 posted on 06/30/2009 4:25:14 PM PDT by workerbee (If you vote for Democrats, you are engaging in UnAmerican Activity.)
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To: 2banana
Actually, I think there was one death. The military also went to take into custody a leftist legislator who was helping instigate the illegal referendum trying to change the constitution.

Apparently he resisted and was killed in the exchange.

32 posted on 06/30/2009 4:27:27 PM PDT by Jeff Head (Freedom is not free...never has been, never will be. (www.dragonsfuryseries.com))
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To: NorwegianViking

Who wasn’t expecting that?


33 posted on 06/30/2009 4:34:34 PM PDT by Califreak (Dissident under duress)
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To: Technogeeb

I agree, it is a high crime, but I wonder if zero and hill were caught completely off guard, and assumed any unrest was an evil western coup-d’etat and attempted to distance themselves from the headlines; now they are trying to save face so they can go get some more ice cream.

It is not completely ironic that in 2007 Zelaya sought to outlaw all news reports of violent crime and his courts squashed it; a month later he used executive priveledge and a twisted interpretation of his powers to require broadcasting of his propaganda by all news outlets, shades of ABC...

I just hope that any order requiring our troops to support that dictator wannabe are challenged as unlawful, because I would hate to see true freedom loving hondurans pitted against americans. There is no reason for it and Reagan is undoubtedly spinning in his grave.


34 posted on 06/30/2009 4:38:29 PM PDT by Cobra Scott
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To: Jeff Head

Awwww....

Well, what can ya do?

CA....


35 posted on 06/30/2009 4:39:25 PM PDT by Chances Are (Whew! It seems I've at last found that silly grin!)
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To: downtownconservative
Zelaya sounds like your typical tossed tyrant,...

I was thinking "middle-school girl"

Manuel Zelaya, said the “brutal” coup, including what he called a threat by soldiers to shoot him dead if he did not stop talking on his cell phone, was a blow against democracy

36 posted on 06/30/2009 4:51:07 PM PDT by Oztrich Boy (Competent small-government conservative = close enough for government work)
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To: Technogeeb

(That is clearly a high crime.)

Very good!!

What did Obama know and when did he know it????


37 posted on 06/30/2009 4:58:08 PM PDT by missthethunder
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To: Oztrich Boy

Okay, a sissy tyrant...


38 posted on 06/30/2009 5:06:15 PM PDT by downtownconservative (As Obama lies, liberty dies!)
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To: NorwegianViking
"The United States has changed a great deal,” [Zelaya] said at the news conference...

Well, he's right on that one, unfortunately.

This is insane, not only that the UN would call for the restoration of a would-be tyrant who was LEGALLY and CONSTITUTIONALLY removed by his own country, but that Bambi and the UN seem to believe that Honduran law is simply meaningless because it doesn't give them the outcome they want.

39 posted on 06/30/2009 5:14:30 PM PDT by livius
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To: NorwegianViking; Chances Are
The blow against democracy was being planned and carried out by Zelaya himself as he tried to institute a referendum calling for changing the Honduras constitution. That referendum was illegal and not a due process under the Honduras constitution for changing the constitution.

The Supreme Court of that nation ruled against it (properly so) and the President was planning to use the Executive Branch to implement it anyway. That's when the Supreme Court and a majority of the legislature called for the military's assistance...and they gave it, in support of the Hionduras constitution which Zelaya was attempting to subvert.

And so the telling thing about what happened in Honduras is this: EVERY Marxist in the Western Hemisphere is against it, including the Marxist Obama who is arm-and-arm with his marxist friends, Chavez and Castro on this.

That tells you that what the Honduras military did at the request of its Supreme Court and w/support from its legislature was correct, and avoided a move by Marxists to circumvent the Honduran constitution and entrench marxism in Honduras.

Bravo for the Honduras Supreme Court and military...and down with on Obama's marxist dogma, policies, and ideology!

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40 posted on 06/30/2009 5:23:52 PM PDT by Jeff Head (Freedom is not free...never has been, never will be. (www.dragonsfuryseries.com))
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To: Cobra Scott

You could be right. I read a while ago that they are trying to get interpol to arrest him./


41 posted on 06/30/2009 6:24:56 PM PDT by Venturer
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To: NorwegianViking
The deposed president, Manuel Zelaya, said the “brutal” coup, including what he called a threat by soldiers to shoot him dead if he did not stop talking on his cell phone, was a blow against democracy.

Please. They weren't even so BRUTAL as to take the phone away from him?

42 posted on 06/30/2009 6:35:35 PM PDT by 668 - Neighbor of the Beast (Rent this space.)
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To: penelopesire
The leftists always back the SA marxists.

Damn, where's Baghdad Bonior when we need him?

I had the misfortune of having that piece of trash as my congressman.........

43 posted on 06/30/2009 6:38:57 PM PDT by Hot Tabasco (This country isn't going to hell in a handbasket, it's riding shotgun in an Indy car....)
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To: Technogeeb

Zalaya loves Obama and the feeling appears mutual.

Check out the pic of Zelaya holding up a poster of Obama and smiling here(it is too big to post):

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://oneca.org/yahoo_site_admin/assets/images/OnecaPresObama.349121238.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.oneca.org/&usg=__C5oCB9z2LLWJ57NWMLUlQ0QgtZs=&h=1836&w=1896&sz=943&hl=en&start=51&um=1&tbnid=JixueSpMp7TErM:&tbnh=145&tbnw=150&prev=/images%3Fq%3DObama%2B%252B%2BZelaya%26ndsp%3D18%26hl%3Den%26sa%3DN%26start%3D36%26um%3D1


44 posted on 06/30/2009 7:02:39 PM PDT by penelopesire ("The only CHANGE you will get with the Democrats is the CHANGE left in your pocket")
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To: PAR
I think you are right on target. To me, and I think the ones who have read or heard (main stream media in the US is not doing a very good job of informing about the Honduran side-—Michael Jackson coverage interfering too)about the plight of the Hondurans and their lawfully appointed President Micheletti. I cannot believe that our government is standing up for Zelaya..which only proves that they 1. Are grossly ignorant of the facts 2. As you said, in total disrespect for the Honduran Constitution or 3. See a political and monetary gain by reinstating Zelaya

I have read that Honduras is vastly wealthy in natural resources. My take is that they plan to keep Honduran true democracy under their thumb, rip off their resources, and possibly even use Honduras as a base of operations when the invading Communist army comes up from the south into the U.S.-—just something to think about. You know how tight the USSR is with Latin America. Also, the Chinese have a big stake in the Panama Canal. The Chinese have been making the canal wider so they can get those big ships through into the port of Houston.

No, as far as I know, Obama has not given any evidence or reasoning for his actions. But when our president sides with Chavez, Castro, and the UN....we all know what is coming our way.

45 posted on 06/30/2009 8:46:52 PM PDT by NorwegianViking (Organizing for America)
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To: NorwegianViking

Figures the organization founded by Communists would support a dictator.


46 posted on 06/30/2009 9:17:45 PM PDT by wastedyears (The Tree is thirsty and the hogs are hungry.)
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To: NorwegianViking

Looks like the military and the people of Honduras are more aggressive than Americans when it comes to their President breaking their Constitutional law. Now who would have ever thought the Hondurans were more committed to the rule of law than are Americans? From where I sit, the people of Honduras are more committed to their rule of law than Americans.

The Hondurans have made a loud, clear, and decisive statement to the world. They will not tolerate a communist as President. So what did they do? They kicked his communist ass out of the country.

Kudos for the Hondurans. Pray for America as we pray for you. We find ourselves at a similar intersection. The light is flashing red continuously. So, liike the Hondurans, sooner or later, one of us will have to risk running it. Once one brave soul takes the risk, the rest, who still believe in the rule of law, are sure to follow.

Of course the communists in our midst will never follow. And they will be a great nuisance. But I remain confident, that inspite of electing a communist for President, most citizens in America are free market capitalists who support a Constitutional Republic. What the flashpoint will be to cause them to awaken remains illusive for now. But I figure, it’s coming sooner rather than later.


47 posted on 06/30/2009 9:37:20 PM PDT by takenoprisoner (Freedom Watch: fight for freedom with everything you have.)
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To: romanesq

But we disagree.

I suggest capturing Zelaya, extraditing him home to the Honduras so he can be waterboarded by the Honduran military brass.


48 posted on 06/30/2009 10:32:49 PM PDT by myknowledge (F-22 Raptor: World's Largest Distributor of Sukhoi parts!)
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To: bitterohiogunclinger

I thought dictators were only interested in preserving their own interests.


49 posted on 06/30/2009 10:32:50 PM PDT by myknowledge (F-22 Raptor: World's Largest Distributor of Sukhoi parts!)
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To: NorwegianViking

Of course the UN wouls back the socialists. They are a organization that backs terrorists,terrorism and socialists


50 posted on 06/30/2009 11:35:21 PM PDT by sonofstrangelove (A leader does not deserve the name unless he is willing occasionally to stand alone-Henry Kissinger)
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