Comments on: Nothing Shocking About This Coup

By: Hector Figueroa

Hector Figueroa — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 23:30:30 +0000

CHAVEZ STOPS HERE AND NOW

I’m Honduran. We need the world to understand that more than 90% of hondurans support the newly appointed government and DO NOT want Zelaya back.

Zelaya & Chavez = Pinky & The Brain for us.

Yes he won by tight margin in an election where very few voted because both candidates sucks. We didn’t know this guy very well OBVIOUSLY. But we did expect him to do his term and bye-bye.

But he betrayed us all by befriending the Castros, Chavez and the rest of Marxist Communist crew. We don’t like communism here, we never have, and most likely never will. What you when your President is suddenly bought by another countries’ leader, by different (completely different) ideology. We waited. We suckup every insult he threw at those who liked America or American. Him and Chavez called us PitiYanquis (a made up insult by Chavez). This as Chavez and Zelaya turned the Presidential Palace into a drinking and orgy Pub, publicly.

He tried to take over all powers of the country like Chavez did in Bolivia, Ecuador, Nicargua and Dominican Republic. The formula is:
1) Buy and run three or more TV channels and create your one News Paper
2) Change the Constitution
3) Submit the three Government powers under yourself (Legislative, Judicial & Executive)
4) Run all referendums, elections and ballots yourself
And guess what? you just became a dictator that no one will ever kick out with out bloodshed. Zelaya was stage two of Pinky and The Brains process.

We can’t have a trial here for him, because he and Chavez will bribe of threaten any one. Only some Union Leader and his government employees support him. But Union workers hate him, because they weren’t bought.

PLEASE HELP HONDURAS STOP CHAVEZ NOW. THIS IS THE TIME. IF HE RETURNS THERE WILL BE BLOOD HERE. PLEASE DONT LET IT HAPPEN.

By: manbearpig

manbearpig — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 15:02:23 +0000

Another thing that is amusing is how we couldn’t “meddle” with Iran, and didn’t even have an official statement regarding their demonstrations fro what, 3 or 4 days? But as soon as this happened, Big Bar had no problem “meddling” in Honduras’s affairs.

By: david

david — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:37:31 +0000

The President was snot attacking constitutionally, he was introducing a bill on whether to have a vote on whether to have a constitutional referendum. That means that the population would have had two public votes on which to reject his constitutional change. Secondly why aren’t you suspicious that the coup has occurred now? Oh yes because he’s not a right wing american puppet.

By: Edisto Joe

Edisto Joe — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 02:28:31 +0000

I find it interesting to hear Hiliary shout about, “The rule of law must prevail”, when that is exactly what has happened in Honduras. Their Constitution was being broken not ours Hiliary and they removed him from office. Funny how “rule of law” takes on many different meanings with Democrats.

I also find it interesting our President, the leader of the free world, is standing hand in hand with Chavez in this matter.
One socialist to another. Looks like a view for the future America.

Edisto Joe
http://edistojoe.com

By: William Teach

William Teach — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 23:51:46 +0000

Gee, John, all this time, and you folks have still not found anything but supposition and innuendo. And conspiracy theories, let’s not forget those!

But, can you actually defend Obama?

By: manbearpig

manbearpig — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 15:34:14 +0000

I don’t seem to recall Bush trying to eliminate the term limit of the presidency so that he could rule indefinitely, or did I miss something.

By: John Ryan

John Ryan — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 13:30:46 +0000

The President of Honduras was violating the Constitution of his country ? But wasn’t Bush CONSTANTLY found to be doing that by our own Supreme Court of which 7 of the 9 memebers were appointed by Republican presidents ?