Comments on: Washington Observers Statement

By: gonow

gonow — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 21:58:14 +0000

with such a large groep of ” distinguist americans ” talking so positive about the election it would be very difficult for barack and hillary not to fall in line………

By: Al

Al — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 02:09:02 +0000

Unfurtunately but true is the fact that money and power move the political forces in the world.
Initially the ALBA nations condemned the so called “coup”. Communists are experts at taking one situation to create blame and drastic measures without seeing the situation panoramically and then taking measures and manipulating the situation to their advantage, to make them look good, since they are REALLY SO BAD. So Chavez saw this as an incredible way to gain support for his crumbling Socialism of the XXI Century in Venezuela. With his narco-oil money he has bought many governments in Latin America and the world. So it was easy to see The OAS , including Insulza to back up another Chavez puppet to be.
The socialist government of Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton with a Chavez-friendly Valenzuela, responsible for US policy towards Latin America, immediately sided with Zelaya. But after being questioned by Republican Congressmen the State Department had to concede to the truth. There was no coup, and Honduras always preserved her Democracy with very strong institutions.
Of course we cannot undermine the right choices of the Micheletti government and the wisdom of the Honduran people without which Zelaya, Chavez and the Castros would have gotten their way. Now all of this is history. Let us leave it in the past and just support Pepe Lobo because he has a difficult road ahead of him nationally and internationally.
God bless Pepe Lobo and Honduras! We want no more Z’liars!!!!

By: Axel Reyes Bogran

Axel Reyes Bogran — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 00:15:53 +0000

It is all good, unfortunally they just do not want to accept that they made a mistake when the accusations of a ‘Coupe d’Etat’ taking place were first issued, and as a consequence aid was cut off and the whole world looked a Honduras with angry eyes.

The people of Honduras that were interviewed most definetly would not have used the term:

“Restoration of constitutional and democratic order”
Simply because there was no need to restore any of those, we never abandoned them.

The ousting of Zelaya was both Constitutionally and Democratically sanctioned, since he was ousted for braking the Constitution and the laws that were applied were democratically agreed upon a few years back.

If anything, ousting Zelaya was a move that actually preserved both.

Come on USA, do the right thing, admit your mistake a nd the gravity of its consequences when you attacked avery small and poor country with all of your political might.

The only thing that saved Honduras was that it stood alongside with the Godess of Truth.

Thank you for recognizing that our electoral process was proper, but stop acusing us of having left the “Path of Democracy” for we did not.

That is nothing more than a phrse coined by some speech writer for Hillary Clinton and she probably thougt it was cute, but it has hurt a friendly country very deep.