WSJ: White House tried to prevent Honduran president’s ouster

http://hotair.com/archives/2009/06/28/wsj-white-house-tried-to-prevent-honduran-presidents-ouster/

Funny how Obama keeps lovin' those 'hated by their own people' folks who want to toss their bum(s) out on the ass(es) ...

Think maybe he's thinking how nasty it just may get here???

BreakingNews BULLETIN -- PRO-ZELAYA PROTESTERS SEAL OFF ACCESS TO PRESIDENTIAL PALACE IN HONDURAN CAPITAL

http://twitter.com/BreakingNews

"Chavez blames the CIA"

Oh come on ... that's gotta be BS ... clearly the CIA has their hands full mucking things up for A-jhad and the mullahs in Iran and planning the attack on NKorea!

I mean REALLY! The CIA is very under-manned since triple-secret-super-spy Valerie Plame was outted.

Anyway, what took Hugo-The-Hut so long ... I figured he would have said that this morning.

2. Obama and company tepidly deplore a dishonestly fixed election in Iran as they wish to work with the tyrants. To them stability matters more than freedom.

3. Cubans don't need freedom, but we need trade and travel with Cuba. Democracy for Cubans? Hell no.

4. Israel's freely elected democracy doesn't get to decide what's best for that country. Obama and company do.

5. If it is known that Chavez's fingerprints are all over this Honduran coup and Cuba is applauding it, then Hillary and Obama and the msm must, MUST, be against it.

I am so tired of all this crap.
Why isn't most of this country?

"The President was trying to use the democratic vote to amend the constitution and then some CIA assisted goons overthrew him ala Allende, Arbenz etc"

Orwell said it best: "Those who control the present, control the past"

As for this coup, the CNN glitterati will be tripping over themselves by mid week to report on the "ahdowy CIA backed contra death squads that led the coup" ...

maybe I should buy a brochure for Tahiti ... or hell head to Buenos Aires ala Sanford style.

En un comunicado oficial, la Corte Suprema de Justicia explicó que las Fuerzas Armadas actuaron en base a ley al detener al Presidente de la República y decomisar el material de la encuesta ilegal que pretendía llevar a cabo el Poder Ejecutivo en contra de una orden judicial.
http://www.laprensahn.com/content/view/section/244684

It wasn't a coup. It was law enforcement.

* Roberto Micheletti has been sworn into office as president by the military coup.
* OAS countries refuse to recognize him or to negotiate in any form with coup leaders.
* OAS countries issue calls for the immediate return and reinstatement of President Manuel Zelaya in his legitimate functions.

Secretary General Insulza reports that Cuban, Nicaraguan and Venezuelan ambassadors attempted to accompany Honduran Foreign Minister when she was forcibly abducted by military coup leaders, but were violently pushed away from the vehicle. They are not being held captive. As others discuss diplomatic actions--clearly needed and appropriate--these ambassadors provided a lesson in real solidarity, by putting their own lives on the line.

per the Huffington post

Sec. of State Clinton:
The action taken against Honduran President Mel Zelaya violates the precepts of the Inter-American Democratic Charter, and thus should be condemned by all. We call on all parties in Honduras to respect the constitutional order and the rule of law, to reaffirm their democratic vocation, and to commit themselves to resolve political disputes peacefully and through dialogue. Honduras must embrace the very principles of democracy we reaffirmed at the OAS meeting it hosted less than one month ago. NOTE: It is very important that this statement makes specific reference to President Zelaya.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D993RHV83&show_article=1&catnum=0

Seriously 'scooting' out now ... or never

"I call on all political and social actors in Honduras to respect democratic norms, the rule of law and the tenets of the Inter-American Democratic Charter," Obama's statement read.

"The action taken against Honduran President Mel Zelaya violates the precepts of the Inter-American Democratic Charter, and thus should be condemned by all," Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in a statement Sunday.

"We call on all parties in Honduras to respect the constitutional order and the rule of law, to reaffirm their democratic vocation, and to commit themselves to resolve political disputes peacefully and through dialogue. Honduras must embrace the very principles of democracy we reaffirmed at the OAS meeting it hosted less than one month ago," said Clinton.

Something tells be they'd be telling the Honduran president to respect the Honduran Supreme Court Order if he were right leaning instead of left leaning. There you go, this will mark the media spin..