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1 posted on 07/29/2009 5:31:20 PM PDT by Kaslin
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2 posted on 07/29/2009 5:32:13 PM PDT by Kaslin (Acronym for 0bama: One Big Ass Mistake America)
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Obama covering for his Commie Friends in South America......Want to make sure they have South and Central America.....


3 posted on 07/29/2009 5:34:27 PM PDT by jakerobins ( NO)
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The coup occurred here.
4 posted on 07/29/2009 5:35:32 PM PDT by SpaceBar
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Has there been a single major foreign or domestic policy decision that Obama has even mistakenly got right? It seems to me that he is not just on the wrong side of most issues, he is on the wrong side of EVERY issue. His Honduras policy is just the latest example. He has it totally backasswards.


5 posted on 07/29/2009 5:42:33 PM PDT by InterceptPoint
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...a turning of the screw."

Pathetic State Department and their SOS and CIC bosses.

6 posted on 07/29/2009 5:57:30 PM PDT by FreeReign
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U.S., Venezuela to restore full diplomatic ties

The nations' envoys soon will take up their former posts. The move, analysts say, reflects Obama's desire for better Latin American relations and President Hugo Chavez's need to improve his image.

By Chris Kraul and Paul Richter June 26, 2009

Reporting from Bogota, Colombia, and Washington -- In a potentially significant step toward repairing their tattered relationship, the United States and Venezuela have formally agreed to resume full diplomatic relations, the State Department announced Thursday.

Department spokesman Ian Kelly said the two nations exchanged notes that in effect formalized pledges that President Obama and Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez made at the Summit of the Americas in April to reinstall ambassadors who were expelled in September.

U.S. Ambassador Patrick Duddy and his Venezuelan counterpart, Bernardo Alvarez, soon will resume their former posts in Caracas and Washington, respectively, Kelly said. Each country's embassy had remained open and formal relations were never fully cut.

And the muzzie marxist in chief does this at the same time that fat red SOB Chavez is threatening to close down the last TV station that still has the balls to criticize him.

Clearly Hussein is sending a message of approval to the communist thug, and putting news networks in the US on notice that this can and will happen here too if they don't toe the party line.

Baraka Hussein is completely out of control.

CARACAS, Venezuela — President Hugo Chavez threatened to close down an opposition-sided news network, saying the defiant Globovision channel's days on the airwaves will be numbered if its directors don't stand down.

Chavez on Thursday urged executives at Globovision "to reflect" upon the TV channel's tough anti-government stance — or else the station "won't be on the airwaves much longer."

The socialist leader has threatened Globovision before, demanding sanctions against the channel for its alleged violation of broadcast regulations. Chavez told a crowd of his supporters on Thursday that he "doesn't care" if such a decision were to draw international criticism.

Chavez recently called for sanctions against Globovision, and within a week Venezuela's tax agency slapped the network with a $2.3 million fine, prosecutors charged its president in a probe into alleged fraud and lawmakers began investigating the channel for purportedly joining an anti-government conspiracy.

Broadcast regulators also are investigating Globovision for inciting "panic and anxiety" during its coverage of a minor earthquake last month, when station director Alberto Federico Ravell criticized state television for failing to quickly inform its viewers about the severity of the quake.

7 posted on 07/29/2009 6:01:52 PM PDT by Rome2000 (Hussein Baraka Mook kebba)
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The Honduran government should sever diplomatic relations with the US. In other words, tell Obama to go F himself. We had a left wing Honduran president who was attempting to pull off a Chavez dictatorship move. The Honduran supreme court stepped in and removed him from office. Now, the socialist Obama government wants to support the former president, the dictator wanna-be, who is supported by Hugo Chavez. Obama is worse than I ever could have imagined.


10 posted on 07/29/2009 6:21:59 PM PDT by CdMGuy
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I’ll have to check, but I’m pretty sure the Chief Justice of the Honduran Supreme Court is next in line for the Honduran presidency, if Micheletti resigns. Micheletti was not the VP when Zelaya was removed, because there was no VP - he had resigned the month before because he wanted to run for the presidency in the fall. The “deal” Connie Mack and others worked out - Micheletti resigns and is succeeded by the next in line, while Zelaya will be allowed back into the country for trial and may reenter politics if found innocent (hardly likely, considering they have him on video raiding the government bank account and putting the money in suitcases!) - would leave the Chief Justice as next in line.

So Obama was being doubly sneaky, because this means that if he Micheletti resigns and he succeeds to the presidency. he won’t even be able to travel to the US. I hate everybody in Obama’s administration.


11 posted on 07/29/2009 6:40:19 PM PDT by livius
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Come on Governor Perry:

Issue visas to come to Texas and speak at our capital!


12 posted on 07/29/2009 7:53:33 PM PDT by 02slider
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