The Honduran Mirror

Tsk, tsk, Obama is deeply concerned over the detention,  and expulsion of the leftist Honduran President. It seems the Honduran Supreme court, the people and the military objected to the Socialist President’s trying to push through even more socialist plans ala Chavez of Venezuela and his plans for dragging the Honduran people with him.

Obama is finally taking a political stand, siding with Chavez, Castro, and other social leaders from Central and South America. This really shouldn’t be much of a surprise to those who have peaked beneath the wool that Obama has been pulling over the eyes of Americans.

The Honduran Legislature grew tired of having President Zelaya imposing his will over that of the people. The lawmakers stated that the ex-President “provoked confrontations and divisions,” within the country. The Honduran army arrested and deported for what the people of Honduras saw as criminal acts.

Zelaya claimed that he was elected in a fair and honest election (unlike the 2008 election in the United States). US Diplomats are pressing for Honduras to restore constitutional law (too bad, they don’t seem to care about the unconstitutional actions of our own government).

I realize my opinion is probably in the minority at this time, but when a president acts against the will of the people, the legislature and the judiciary of a country, they have the right and the duty to remove him from office. We should not condemn their methods just because they are not ours. In the United States we have two methods to remove an elected official, impeachment and recall.

Perhaps Obama and his blind minions in Congress are seeing visions of their future.

 

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Ghost Ranger, Tex’s first novel, is now available on Lulu and Amazon.

 

 

 

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