Is George Soros and the Illegal Drug Trade Behind Obama's Strange Honduras Policy?

Center For Security Policy/The Lid ^ | 10/28/09 | The Lid

[Shellybenoit]

Soon after Former President Zelaya was deposed for trying to go around his country's constitution, Our Potus "Nobel Peace Prize winner" took a position against democracy, contra to the Honduras Constitution and on the wrong side of history.

“America supports now the restoration of the democratically-elected President of Honduras, even though he has strongly opposed American policies,” the president told graduate students at the commencement ceremony of Moscow’s New Economic School. “We do so not because we agree with him. We do so because we respect the universal principle that people should choose their own leaders, whether they are leaders we agree with or not." President Obama 7/9/09

What would make President Obama pursue a policy that runs so contra to desire to the values of the United States, some say it was a desire to "suck up" to Venezuelan strongman Hugo Chavez. Nicole Ferrand of the Center for Security Policy says it has more to do with the president's financier George Soros and the Venezuelan Drug trade:

[Fred Hayek]

Moscow’s New Economic School - any connection to Patrice Lumumba University?

[pgkdan]

Obam doesn’t have a strange policy regarding Honduras. He’s a marxist just like the ousted Honduran President and his champion, Hugo Chavez. When viewed in that context everything that Hillary and Obama have done make perfect sense.

[MamaDearest]

This article from 1990. Of course we know "things" have gotten under control with drug cartels and drug money ini the US from Mexico since that time so far past, right?

US freezes suspected drug cartel accounts - 173 banks ordered to provide records on funds tied to Medelliin trafickers

The Justice Department yesterday ordered 173 U.S. banks to turn over records of more than 750 accounts that officials charged have been used to launder hundreds of millions of dollars in drug profits for Colombia's Medellin cocaine cartel.

The action, which included the freezing of 684 of the accounts under federal court order, was described by federal officials as potentially the most significant attack to date on the cartel's financial network in this country.

[CPT Clay]

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[marron]

They are going ahead with the elections.

Good job, Micheletti.

[opentalk]

I thought it was odd when Brazil got involved, but probably not a coincidence given obama gave them money to drill for oil and Soros benefited from it.