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Ousted Honduran president returns home -- briefly

World Jul. 25, 2009 - 05:34AM JST ( 5 )

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JoeBigsJul. 25, 2009 - 11:12AM JST

All this guy wants is to start a revolution. He is doing his best impersonation of Castor. I think it is time for the Honduran Military to go hunting this weekend.

Hope they bag themselves a communist dictator wantabe....
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plasticmonkeyJul. 25, 2009 - 01:46PM JST

So big JoeBigs is in favor of assassinating democratically elected heads of state if they don't do things his way. I doff my hat to his enlightened vision of American style democracy.
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rajakumarJul. 25, 2009 - 07:37PM JST

Honduras theatre of politics is micheletti politics and zelaya politics. The issues are abuse of power issues by zelaya . Another issue is number of terms for leaders issues in Honduras.

US/South america/Central america should mediate to iron out the issues.
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JoeBigsJul. 25, 2009 - 08:42PM JST

plasticmonkey at 01:46 PM JST - 25th July So big JoeBigs is in favor of assassinating democratically elected heads of state if they don't do things his way. I doff my hat to his enlightened vision of American style democracy.

Nope, I am in favor of arresting and prosecuting people who break the law. But, if lead flies and by shear luck this dictator wantabe gets hit then opps.
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WhiteHawkJul. 27, 2009 - 12:38PM JST

US/South america/Central america should mediate to iron out the issues.

No, Obama has already made it clear he backs Zelaya, and considers the prosecution of the dictator-for-life-wannabe to be a coup. Maybe he's hoping that making Zelaya appear legitimate will provide some precedent for himself.