There was NO "Coup" in Honduras; The Constitution was Upheld

June 29 2009 | vanity

[AFreeBird]

You mean their Military protected and defended their Constitution from all enemies foreign OR domestic?

I can see how ZerØ would be against that.

[TXnMA]

Sounds like ØHussein's plan for perpetuating his own Marxist regime...

[WuzYoungOnceToo]

- “...the military was acting on a court order to defend the rule of law.

Did the Supreme Court issue an arrest warrant? I doubt it. This was a military coup, pure and simple. It is doubtless illegal and unconstitutional.”

Considering that the Honduran Supreme Court says it did precisely that, it would appear that your doubts and assessments of what is “pure and simple” aren’t worth the electrons you used to convey them.

[WuzYoungOnceToo]

- “Micheletti will remain in office until he does something that displeases the military’s puppetmaster. Then the generals will arrest and depose him just as they did Zelaya — regardless of what the Congress, the Supreme Court, and the Attorney General think.”

What an odd comment, especially given that what happened with Zalaya was the exact opposite of that.