Your posts appear to end up in the spam more than others, yet I do not see why they are being held. We’ll eliminate the spam hold words from the monitor, and add them individually as needed. Hopefully that will stop the problem. Apologize again for the inconvenience.
Axel Reyes Bogran
October 15, 2009 at 8:29 am
I will attack socialism at every chance I have, I was only 8 years old when I saw a picture of a young german man whom had been shot to death after trying to escape Communist Berlin .
By that time I had freely traveled to El Salvador twice already with my parents to visit relatives, and all they had to do get out was to show our pasapports and ID.
I will never support a system that forces you to live an missery and like it, or else.
Axel Reyes Bogran
October 15, 2009 at 8:26 am
I wonder, Mr. Administrator, if you could tell us what words not to use in order no to be denied being published (censorship)
Axel Reyes Bogran
October 15, 2009 at 8:24 am
Oh, come on people.
Axel Reyes Bogran
October 15, 2009 at 8:24 am
Why should our freely held elections be at risk?
The fact that the rejected Socialist are not happy doe not have to mean they get their way regardless.
In Honduras, people with leftist inclinations have always (for a very long time anyway) had the option to gather enough votes to place one of their kind in power, problem for them is, they have never been able to get enough people to vote for that type of Government.
So, should we give them what they want (but do not deserve) simply because they are being a very loud (minority) group.
It is not the way it works in a Democracy, in that system, the majority rules, and you, my little socialist friends (not) are not it.
Axel Reyes Bogran
October 15, 2009 at 6:27 am
This elections should and would have ended his term in office, so why is it so importatnt for Zelaya’s supporters to boycott and /or manipulate the upcoming elections?
What is their goal?
It is very difficult to understand their demmands!
Honduras has shown by means of the majority of people against Zelaya and Socialism that we do not agree with the few communist who want to imposse their kind of thinking on a free country.
Axel Reyes Bogran
October 14, 2009 at 3:01 pm
We do not have to listen to their call or cries.
Nobody has to.
Stop given them the authority and importance that they do not have.
Ignore them and make them disapear, they want to have their way or become violent.
We do not have to give in to their demmands.
They do not deserve our respect.
Remember, they are so evil and dirty that they believe that calling for violence among Hondurans is ok, as long as it benefits their cause.
Your posts appear to end up in the spam more than others, yet I do not see why they are being held. We’ll eliminate the spam hold words from the monitor, and add them individually as needed. Hopefully that will stop the problem. Apologize again for the inconvenience.
I will attack socialism at every chance I have, I was only 8 years old when I saw a picture of a young german man whom had been shot to death after trying to escape Communist Berlin .
By that time I had freely traveled to El Salvador twice already with my parents to visit relatives, and all they had to do get out was to show our pasapports and ID.
I will never support a system that forces you to live an missery and like it, or else.
I wonder, Mr. Administrator, if you could tell us what words not to use in order no to be denied being published (censorship)
Oh, come on people.
Why should our freely held elections be at risk?
The fact that the rejected Socialist are not happy doe not have to mean they get their way regardless.
In Honduras, people with leftist inclinations have always (for a very long time anyway) had the option to gather enough votes to place one of their kind in power, problem for them is, they have never been able to get enough people to vote for that type of Government.
So, should we give them what they want (but do not deserve) simply because they are being a very loud (minority) group.
It is not the way it works in a Democracy, in that system, the majority rules, and you, my little socialist friends (not) are not it.
This elections should and would have ended his term in office, so why is it so importatnt for Zelaya’s supporters to boycott and /or manipulate the upcoming elections?
What is their goal?
It is very difficult to understand their demmands!
Honduras has shown by means of the majority of people against Zelaya and Socialism that we do not agree with the few communist who want to imposse their kind of thinking on a free country.
We do not have to listen to their call or cries.
Nobody has to.
Stop given them the authority and importance that they do not have.
Ignore them and make them disapear, they want to have their way or become violent.
We do not have to give in to their demmands.
They do not deserve our respect.
Remember, they are so evil and dirty that they believe that calling for violence among Hondurans is ok, as long as it benefits their cause.