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Information from another article at this source:

The US Embassy states it is dispatching Oliver P Garza (former Ambassador to Nicaragua, from Texas) as an advisor to Honduran President Lobo for developing a national security strategy to protect citizens, assure human rights, fight drugs and attracting more international aid.

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In the past I have posted articles from this source. It is better than most media in the region.

Concerning my comment about the U.S. Ambassador being dispatched to Honduras, I immediately distrust anything that Obozo supports or send representatives to help with. He is a Commie Traitor.

1 posted on 02/11/2012 7:57:23 PM PST by Texas Fossil
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To: Texas Fossil
It feels like 1979 in so many ways. The economy is bad, there's trouble with a madman in Iran, and there's trouble in Latin America too.

And although Jimmy Carter and Barack Obama have some similarities, Mitt Romney is certainly no Ronald Reagan.

2 posted on 02/11/2012 8:04:16 PM PST by ClearCase_guy (I am pro-Jesus, anti-abortion, pro-limited government, anti-GOP.)
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To: Texas Fossil

“...What to do about Honduras...”
If this were a question on jeopardy, I would say, “Alex, what is nothing.”
But...eventually...
the modern civilized world will have to deal with the lawless drug lords
like the civilized world of the 1700’s and 1800’s dealt with lawless prates.


3 posted on 02/11/2012 8:07:01 PM PST by Repeal The 17th (We have met the enemy and he is us.)
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To: Texas Fossil
What can the U.S. do about this situation? Well, the first thing that’s important is emphasizing what we should not do — and that is cut off all police and military aid, as a recent tendentious op-ed in the New York Times argued.

How about they stop smuggling weapons to the Honduran gangsters?

Lots of attention to Fast and Furious; not so much attention to its twin program in Honduras.

4 posted on 02/11/2012 8:10:04 PM PST by marron
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To: Texas Fossil
(U.S. officials estimate that fully 95 percent of the illegal drugs that go from South America to the United States pass through Central America.)

False.
Due to the increase in European and Asian consumption the figure is around 70-75% (some would go as low as 65%) now.

5 posted on 02/11/2012 8:10:27 PM PST by Tainan (Cogito, ergo conservatus sum)
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To: Texas Fossil

I spent four days in San Pedro Sula, Honduras during January. Was I happy to leave....OH YEAH! San Salvador was a breath of fresh air after getting thru their stinking immigration system.


9 posted on 02/11/2012 8:29:04 PM PST by Rembrandt (.. AND the donkey you rode in on.)
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To: Texas Fossil

Zelaya started this mess.


12 posted on 02/11/2012 10:22:58 PM PST by U-238
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To: bayouranger

Honduras...dying. Or should I say being murdered? G-d DAMN drugs and anyone who grows or sells them. I mean that with all my heart.


13 posted on 02/12/2012 3:52:06 AM PST by MestaMachine (obama kills)
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