Honduras' capital is militarized

WAPA.tv (Spanish-language article) ^ | September 22, 2009 | CNN en Español/AP

[Ebenezer]

TEGUCIGALPA (AP)

[Truth is a Weapon]

This is why through out history deposed leaders were killed. Rather impossible for a dead man to get back in power. All the pressure on Honduras just sends a message to other countries to just kill rather than impeach. If Zeyala were dead Honduras would not have to put up with more than a week or two of whiney protests.

[TruthBeforeAll]

"This is why through out history deposed leaders were killed.

I don't necessarily believe all deposed leaders should be killed. But I do think that those who are peacefully and legally removed, who then try to regain power by inciting rebellion need to be dealt with quickly and without quarter.

[Ebenezer]

I agree it is disingenuous of AP to use the term de facto to describe Honduras' government. Zelaya's ouster was legitimate and "by the book".

[BunnySlippers]

They need to take all his phone communication away. It would be so easy.

[Truth is a Weapon]

I did not mean to imply that I thought that is what should happen. I was just pointing out the historical response of people who let rationality and brutality rule their actions.