Posted on 11/29/2009 2:43:31 AM PST by HonCitizen
Good luck and nice job telling that red SOB Zelaya and his comrades in the Obama administration and in Venezuaela and Cuba to get bent.
Best wishes to the free people of Honduras!
Good luck Honduras - bump
Hey HonCitizen,
Hope your election goes well and you have a newly elected leader who is not a marxist p.o.s.
Congratulations for standing up to this marxist dick obozo.
Good luck
Keep us up on what is happining down there. Good luck and God bless you.
My prayers are with you and all freedom-loving people! God bless you. May you succeed.
The best of luck to you!
Sorry about our President, but WE are with you.
The favourite to win is conservative Porfirio Lobo from the National Party, and Elvin Santos from the Liberal Party is considered his nearest rival.Mr Zelaya's supporters have called on voters to boycott the election.
Mr Lobo, 61, narrowly lost to Mr Zelaya in 2005, and Mr Santos, 46, was previously Mr Zelaya's vice president in the divided Liberal Party.
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About 30,000 soldiers and police are to provide security for the elections, but many fear violence could erupt.
The political crisis and election have divided the region, with the US indicating it would endorse the result if the elections are deemed "free and fair".
Costa Rica, which has long been the mediator between the two sides in this crisis, has said likewise, but other Latin American countries have opposed the vote.
Argentina and Brazil have said they will not recognise any government installed after the election
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The main regional grouping, the Organisation of American States, has declined to send an observer mission.
BBC correspondent Stephen Gibbs in the capital Tegucigalpa says that while supporters of Mr Zelaya are watching events with dismay, many Hondurans are expressing optimism that an end to this country's political crisis is in sight.
Congress is due to vote on Mr Zelaya's reinstatement on 2 December. His term ends on 27 January.
Mr Micheletti temporarily stepped down from office - for a week until 2 December - to allow the elections to proceed "peacefully and transparently"...
Bump!
Look for property values to jump in Honduras as it proves itself to be the last bastion of freedom (and sanity) on Planet Earth.
Yip!
How fortunate we are here on FR to have one like you there in Honduras. Thanks for keeping us up-to-date. May justice & liberty prevail.
Keep the reports coming!
Official FREE HONDURAS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION FR Thread
(Election Today: Sunday, Nov. 29)
Honduran News Sources, Radio/TV, Internet | 29 November 2009 | AmericanInTokyo
Posted on 11/29/2009 4:53:49 AM PST by AmericanInTokyo
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2396240/posts
Congratulations to Honduras on standing firm! I hope we can follow your example here and stand up to international Marxism.
Bumping your great thread!!
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