[AmericanInTokyo]

Hit the button on the little TV box, on lower right side. Zelaya will not be allowed to return to power.

Government of Free Honduras STANDING UP TO HUGO CHAVEZ, FIDEL CASTRO, HILARY CLINTON and BARACK OBAMA.

(In English and Spanish)

[Miss Didi]

Did anyone see Susan Rice on with the Friends...uh, uh, uh.

[sand lake bar]

If you Twitter, it would help to send Tweets like the following:

Americans Support Freedom! No Chavez Puppet Dictator for Honduras! #Honduras, #OAS [etc.]

[Poe White Trash]

Ping!

[ml/nj]

What's with Brazil? I mean I would understand if Zelaya were holed up in our embassy under the protection of our Dear Leader. But Brazil? Why are they giving aid and comfort to this guy?

ML/NJ

[Grunthor]

“HONDURAS GOV’T ISSUES URGENT VIDEO; WILL *NOT* NEGOTIATE RETURN OF SOCIALIST ZELAYA TO POWER”

Listen up Castro, Chavez and Obama!

[popdonnelly]

So now we are trying to impose a socialist dictator on a Central American country? Isn’t this similar to what the Left accused previous Administrations of doing? Let like things be considered the same way.

[angkor]

I've posted this several times already on FR, but here it is again for those who haven'yet t seen it and aren't aware of this bizarre sidebar to the Zelaya affair:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2292951/posts

Rich Man, Poor Plan (Venal hippie millionaire manipulated 2005 Honduras election)

Allen Andersson Made a Bundle, Then Made Things Happen -- for a While -- in Honduras

By Manuel Roig-Franzia Washington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Allen Andersson made a fortune. Three times.

Richer each time, and ever less interested in being rich.

[snip]

And then, there's one of his all-time favorite multimillion-dollar gambits, the time he played presidential kingmaker in Honduras . . . and won. Barely noticed outside Tegucigalpa, Andersson assumed a key -- many say decisive -- offstage role in the 2005 election of Manuel "Mel" Zelaya, the recently deposed president of Honduras.

... Andersson spoke for the first time about what he proudly describes as the "shenanigans" he orchestrated in the final days of the 2005 upset. It is a saga sprinkled with heaps of cash, private detectives, sting operations, attack ads, internecine squabbles and Andersson's epic grudge against Zelaya's wealthy, dashing opponent, Porfirio "Pepe" Lobo, whose last name means "wolf" in Spanish.

[snip]

By the time the ballots were counted, Andersson estimates he had spent $2 million trying to influence the outcome.

[snip]

Then came the hard part. Zelaya struggled as president, alienating his base by cultivating leftist allies, such as Hugo Chavez of Venezuela and Evo Morales of Bolivia. With Honduras ever mired in poverty and crime, Zelaya tried to circumvent the nation's supreme court and pushed for a referendum on whether the constitution should be changed to allow him to serve a second term. He was ousted on June 28.

His American sponsor offered no sympathy. "The guy who won," Andersson says of Zelaya, "has been such a lazy, ineffective and clownish jerk that I almost regret it sometimes."

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/13/AR2009071303275.html

[JPG]

Honduras, SI. Obunghole, NO.

[GraceG]

I guess the attitude of our current leadership is to “Screw the checks and balances other government have setup”.

It would be akin to a president forcing a run for a thrid term. And the Supreme court and congress saying, HELL NO, then having the Secret service fly the president to Canada after their term ended and the new president was sworn in.

[Ebenezer]

Perhaps the tea-party movement should enter the foreign-affairs arena as well and demonstrate in favor of our betrayed allies such as Honduras, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Israel.

[Candor7]

Well at keast the people of Honduras have learned how to stand up to National Socialists.

AND they do not want them back!!!

Look closely Obama Junta!

We will vote you out, and then run you outa town!

Buahahahahahahaha!

You can run to Cuba, and Brazil.