[Ebenezer]

If Honduras has the courage to defend and abide by her Constitution, why can't America do the same with her own?

[marron]

Some say he was denied his right to a fair trial when they put him on the plane.

Since he’s back in the country, that is easily rectified. All he has to do is step outside the embassy and he’ll get his trial.

That doesn’t seem to interest him much, though. Instead he has allied himself with foreign powers against his own constitution. In most books that is how you define treason.

[PsyOp]

If the UN tries to send troops to Hondo, I hope they fight.

[Mrs. Don-o]

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[FreeStateYank]

“The story of Mr. Manuel Zelaya is the story of a man obsessed with power, so obsessed that he believed himself to be superior to the Legislative and Judicial branches of his country and sought recklessly his continuance in power.”

Substitute “Mr. Manuel Zelaya” with Obama and the sentence is still accurate.

[don-o]

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[TigersEye]

Good article. It adds some meat to the story by citing more of Zelaya's illegal actions leading up his ouster.

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