Thousands March In Honduras Against Chavez-Backed "President" Zelaya: Democracy Lives!

Obama got it wrong, again.

Obama, wrong on Honduras, wrong on Iran. He's consistent, no?

The UN, media leftopaths and the radical US President are trying to paint what happened in Honduras as a coup. It was not. It was a democracy at work, saving itself from a Chavez-backed takeover.

Obama is on the same side as Chavez, Noriega and the Castro twins. Good luck with that!

Chavez, Zelaya complicit

"Micheletti is our President"

Atlas read JC writes:

My brother lives in Honduras. says that anti-Zelaya demonstrations are huge. The people support the actions of the congress and supreme court.

Obama does not understand democracy or the meaning of a Constitution.

(Pro-Zelaya demonstrations small and sporadic)

This is widely reported in Spanish-language press but not here in the US

Links (in Spanish only, sorry) here

Photos of large anti-Zelaya, anti-Chavez demonstration here.

Here's an excerpt from my post yesterday:

Honduras Fights for Constitution, Obama Takes Sides with Chavez against the Honduran People

Take this hypothetical: Imagine Obama announced that he was going to hold a referendum on legalizing a third term for himself. Imagine that even his attorney general Eric Holder advised him that it was illegal. Imagine that the Supreme Court ruled that holding the referendum was unconstitutional. In spite of that, let's imagine that Obama coerced the FEC to hold the referendum any way. Then we found out that the referendum was being financed by Hugo Chavez. What should the Joint Chiefs do? That is exactly what has occurred in Honduras to a tee. The Honduras Attorney General and their Supreme Court did exactly that. Their Generals did what they had to. Of course Obama and Clinton express outrage on our behalf. Thank God that another domino wasn't toppled. But Chavez wants blood.

Obama, always on the side of evil.

UPDATE Speaking of evil, the UN General Assembly condemns coup in Honduras:

UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday unanimously condemned the military coup in Honduras and demanded President Manuel Zelaya's immediate return to power, a decision the ousted Honduran leader called "historic."

The world body adopted a resolution by acclamation, calling on all 192 U.N. member states not to recognize any government in Honduras other than Zelaya's.

WTF? This is the problem with international law. It's wrong.

They won't recognize the will of Honduran people and the sanctity of their Constitution?

They won't recognize the will of the Iranian people and the sanctity of one man one vote?

Comments

[kaps]

"Obama, always on the side of evil."

the degenerate in the oval office has marinated in sewage his whole life.
his administration is filled with inept morally bankrupt filth because
that is what he is. birds of a feather you know...

[kaps]

and one more thing....who the hell needs to watch the idiot box to get
the news when you have this site? the pics, global and national updates...i mean
it...why go elsewhere???!!!!

[JP]

Kudos to the Honduran military!! Commie-B-Gone. Well done, guys!

[CHOI]

"INTERNATIONAL LAW"---HAHAHAHAHA,"INTERNATIONAL LAW" LMAO,"INTERNATIONAL LAW"-HAHAHA,ROFL,HAHA!!!
INTERNATIONAL LAW AS WE KNEW IT DIES N-O-T EXIST, TODAY.
When WRONG is considered RIGHT,and RIGHT is considered WRONG,there is NO LONGER INTERNATIONAL LAW; THERE'S THE LAW OF THE JUNGLE, THE LAW OF THE THUG, the Law of the FASCIST Dictator, whether in Iran or Honduras(you can DRIVE to Honduras from the United States and Canada),and Oh what a "Coincidence",Iran and Chavez's Venezuela ,BEDMATES!

[CHOI]

"INTERNATIONAL LAW AS WE KNEW IT DIES(S/B DOES) N-O-T EXIST, TODAY."
OOOPS-FRUEDIAN MISTAKE I GUESS

[sharon61]

"Obama, always on the side of evil" perfect kaps, needs to be on a tee shirt. Perhaps Obama just sees these protesters like he sees us " waving tea bags in the air"

[Paul]

Obama is definitely on the side of evil. He is allied with the likes of Chavez and Castro. He is the new Che! So much for rule of law. This will define the Obama administration and his foriegn policy. Mark my word that this will bite him in the arse come re-election.

They seem to believe that only military ‘coups’ can challenge democracy. The truth is that democracy can be challenged from within, as the experiences of Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador, Nicaragua prove. Mr. Zelaya is corupt and acted above the law. How can we turn our back on the Honduran people? Where is our moral backbone?

[tanstaafl]

I don't suppose the Obamahdi is worried about being asked to leave our country............. remember the U.S. military takes an oath to support the Constitution of the United States, NOT the office of the Presidency.

[coolhandluke2]

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[Sarastro]

Obama the imposter, the con man, born in Kenya, violates our Constitution every day and takes away our sacred, guaranteed rights. Now he is using his Tsars to do his mischief and report directly to him for new imposed regulations and ways to ruin private companies owned by middle-class people, by-passing congress --- see Michelle Bachmann on YouTube speaking from the House of Representatives: "We Now Have A Total Gangster Government" --- quite bloodcurdling. If the Supreme Court in Honduras and brave Michelletti can throw their criminal president out of the country, why can't we? Obama is worse than Zelaya, he's not even an American and hates America, he's a Communist, a believing Moslem and a criminal. We've got to get rid of him NOW before he can do any more damage and the damage done can still be corrected by a sane person.
Pamela, is their any way to get an E-mail to Michelletti? No use sending it to the embassy, which is in the hands of Zelaya's minions. I'd really like to congratulate him.

[Underzog]

As of this writing, Fox's Shepard Smith is whining twice that it's a coup.

I can understand the need for having a Liberal for balance, but it would be nice if the Liberals there knew what they were talking about (that goes for Alan Colmes, too).

[Dagny Taggart]

What we Americans should find chilling is the fact that Honduras was able to do this because unlike us, their branches of government had not been co-opted.