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This weekend, the Honduran people will go to the polls and elect a new president. However, Brazilian President Luis Inacio Lula da Silva and Argentine President Cristina Kirchner have both voiced their rejection to the elections in Honduras. 23 nations of the Rio Group from Latin America and the Caribbean have also condemned the election and announced they will not recognize its outcome, It looks like some pressure is being put on the Democratic nation of Honduras to stop the electoral process. These socialist nations are calling for the reinstatement of Zelaya before an election can go forth. If Zelaya is put in, he will stuff the ballots like he attempted to do with the illegal election.

What appears to me is the Communist around the world and those inside Honduras are putting big pressure to bear on this election. Now why is that happening? It is because they want to control who gets into power in Honduras. They will do it through the election process which will be controlled by all three trade union federations, the leading human rights organization, women's groups, organizations of indigenous and African-descent peoples, the gay and lesbian movement, and the campesino movement.

It appears to me that Honduras has Communist in its own country and nothing you say will convince me otherwise. If anything, the military had better get busy and start cleaning house or there will be a takeover of Honduras.