Comments on: Is Obama Siding with Chavez and Castro in Honduras? You Decide http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/01/is-obama-siding-with-chavez-and-castro-in-honduras-you-decide/ Tue, 14 Feb 2012 19:53:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: C Alas / Honduras http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/01/is-obama-siding-with-chavez-and-castro-in-honduras-you-decide/#comment-43207 C Alas / Honduras Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:08:39 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=9862#comment-43207 It is for me so hard to believe the current response of the Obama Administration to the Crisis in Honduras. I thinh this is the most important foreign crisis that this administration has faced so far, and not doing a good job about it. If Mr. Zelaya is allowed to return to Honduras, he will continue the deterioration of the rule of law and continue to stay in power with the support of Chavez, Ortega, Correa and Morales. This will be a major blow to the Honduran people, but it will be a more serious threat to the US. Chavez has forged ana alliance with Iran in which Venezuela provide natural uranium to Iran and in turn Iran will "advice" on nuclear technology to Venezuela. Also there is a strong conection between Chavez and the narco-terrorist group FARC and other extreme islamic groups. Since the alliance between Zelaya and Chavez, there has been an increase of Venezuela´s planes carryin cocaine thru Honduras. One of the Chavez´s objetives according to some honduran analist is to take control of the US MIlitary Base in Palmerola and neutralize the US projection of power from there, and at the same time get closer to the US. So we are not asking for America to send the marines or a Task Force, but the Obama administration to evaluate what is best interest of the country and their citizens. The threat to Honduras made by Chavez is just a stepping stone to get to the US and th american people. Hondurans are peaceful people, and we have a very long relation with the american people, but we will stand against dictators, ans it is so sad that the US no longer share this principle. It is for me so hard to believe the current response of the Obama Administration to the Crisis in Honduras. I thinh this is the most important foreign crisis that this administration has faced so far, and not doing a good job about it.

If Mr. Zelaya is allowed to return to Honduras, he will continue the deterioration of the rule of law and continue to stay in power with the support of Chavez, Ortega, Correa and Morales. This will be a major blow to the Honduran people, but it will be a more serious threat to the US.

Chavez has forged ana alliance with Iran in which Venezuela provide natural uranium to Iran and in turn Iran will "advice" on nuclear technology to Venezuela. Also there is a strong conection between Chavez and the narco-terrorist group FARC and other extreme islamic groups. Since the alliance between Zelaya and Chavez, there has been an increase of Venezuela´s planes carryin cocaine thru Honduras.

One of the Chavez´s objetives according to some honduran analist is to take control of the US MIlitary Base in Palmerola and neutralize the US projection of power from there, and at the same time get closer to the US.

So we are not asking for America to send the marines or a Task Force, but the Obama administration to evaluate what is best interest of the country and their citizens.

The threat to Honduras made by Chavez is just a stepping stone to get to the US and th american people.

Hondurans are peaceful people, and we have a very long relation with the american people, but we will stand against dictators, ans it is so sad that the US no longer share this principle.

]]> By: Chula, Orlando, Flor http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/01/is-obama-siding-with-chavez-and-castro-in-honduras-you-decide/#comment-40944 Chula, Orlando, Flor Tue, 07 Jul 2009 23:36:26 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=9862#comment-40944 I was encouraged to see so many comments, I believe that many are beginning to see "the light", for those wanting to understand the liberal mindset a great Obama bible is Rules for Radicals, by Sal Alinsky, here you will understand the game plan, put forth by a liberal of the 60's, talk about community organizer-straight out of the book, get educated folks, time is of the essence, know the game and let's turn the tables-IT'S TIME TO FIGHT BACK. America is GREAT! I was encouraged to see so many comments, I believe that many are beginning to see "the light", for those wanting to understand the liberal mindset a great Obama bible is Rules for Radicals, by Sal Alinsky, here you will understand the game plan, put forth by a liberal of the 60's, talk about community organizer-straight out of the book, get educated folks, time is of the essence, know the game and let's turn the tables-IT'S TIME TO FIGHT BACK. America is GREAT!

]]> By: Ed in Tampa http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/01/is-obama-siding-with-chavez-and-castro-in-honduras-you-decide/#comment-40895 Ed in Tampa Tue, 07 Jul 2009 18:40:04 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=9862#comment-40895 Their constitutuion seems remarkably like ours on this issue. If it was determined that through a systems of checks and balances the executive office abused it power which required his removal from office and this removal was constitutionally executed, WHO CARES WHAT THE LIBERAL OAS, SOCIALIST CUBANS, AND OUR SOON TO BE FACIST PRESIDENT THINKS? There should be an enormous outcry the sovernty of the Houndouran people acting according to thier constitution. We, americans, should take heed at the willingness of our current adminstration to not support a country whose constitution provides for a peacefull transition of power once abuses have been discovered. I wonder if this is a trial run for our country? Afterall our Constitution provides for the same when abuses have been discovered. Just ask Richard M. Nixon. Their constitutuion seems remarkably like ours on this issue. If it was determined that through a systems of checks and balances the executive office abused it power which required his removal from office and this removal was constitutionally executed, WHO CARES WHAT THE LIBERAL OAS, SOCIALIST CUBANS, AND OUR SOON TO BE FACIST PRESIDENT THINKS? There should be an enormous outcry the sovernty of the Houndouran people acting according to thier constitution. We, americans, should take heed at the willingness of our current adminstration to not support a country whose constitution provides for a peacefull transition of power once abuses have been discovered. I wonder if this is a trial run for our country? Afterall our Constitution provides for the same when abuses have been discovered. Just ask Richard M. Nixon.

]]> By: Lynn B. DeSpain http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/01/is-obama-siding-with-chavez-and-castro-in-honduras-you-decide/#comment-40693 Lynn B. DeSpain Mon, 06 Jul 2009 19:01:08 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=9862#comment-40693 Of course he supports Chavez! They're twins! Neither want open Democracy. Neither believe in their Nations Consitution. Neither believe that Congress should have a say in anything nor should the citizens that they serve. And both believe that they know more than God himself. A blind, deaf man with no arms or legs or sense of smell would know this! Why are you asking? Erveryone needs to re-read our Declaration of Independance, and understand that this tyranny is exactly why we retained the right to lawfully remove and replace them, with individuals who will govern within the Laws set forth in the Constitution of the United States of America. Hozro Hozro Of course he supports Chavez! They're twins! Neither want open Democracy. Neither believe in their Nations Consitution. Neither believe that Congress should have a say in anything nor should the citizens that they serve. And both believe that they know more than God himself. A blind, deaf man with no arms or legs or sense of smell would know this! Why are you asking? Erveryone needs to re-read our Declaration of Independance, and understand that this tyranny is exactly why we retained the right to lawfully remove and replace them, with individuals who will govern within the Laws set forth in the Constitution of the United States of America.

Hozro

Hozro

]]> By: Jerry from Chicago http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/01/is-obama-siding-with-chavez-and-castro-in-honduras-you-decide/#comment-40617 Jerry from Chicago Mon, 06 Jul 2009 12:14:54 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=9862#comment-40617 Has Helen Thomas finally awoken from her slumbers? Has Helen Thomas finally awoken from her slumbers?

]]> By: depresssion babie;co http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/01/is-obama-siding-with-chavez-and-castro-in-honduras-you-decide/#comment-40530 depresssion babie;co Sun, 05 Jul 2009 13:07:03 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=9862#comment-40530 Not enough news; too many distractions; too little explainations by people from the right; at first I thought the military were pulling a coup; but if they were acting for the supreme court and against becoming the next dictatorship in our hemisphere; that's a whole different action. Someone said on Savage nation that what we have in the US is a "soft coup". Our government has changed right before our eyes and ears! Even Helen Thomas knows "something is wrong" What about the rest of us? Not enough news; too many distractions; too little explainations by people from the right; at first I thought the military were pulling a coup; but if they were acting for the supreme court and against becoming the next dictatorship in our hemisphere; that's a whole different action.

Someone said on Savage nation that what we have in the US is a "soft coup". Our government has changed right before our eyes and ears!

Even Helen Thomas knows "something is wrong"

What about the rest of us?

]]> By: Al, The Villages, Fl http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/01/is-obama-siding-with-chavez-and-castro-in-honduras-you-decide/#comment-40434 Al, The Villages, Fl Fri, 03 Jul 2009 21:22:04 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=9862#comment-40434 I don't get it - this is clearly democracy in action in honduras (though it may have been a mistake to give Zelaya the option of leaving). Why would the U.S. do anything other than support the Honduras government that is going by the rules of law in that country? If Obama is not a supporter of dictators/marxists then why would he throw support behind Zelaya? My understanding is the military were involved because they, apparently, are given the responsibility to conduct the referendum when directed by the legislature(not the president). In this case, the supreme court ruled that Zelaya's attempt to call for a referendum was illegal and directed the military not to do so. The General complyed and Zelaya fired him. With the help of Chavez, who provided the ballots, Zelaya defied the court and tried to conduct the referendum - he was arrested per direction by the Attorney General. Next in line took over and elections will take place in Nov as previously planned. Any American would support the actions taken by the Honduras government against Zelaya. Too many news coverage bites of this situation are misleading in their coverage by making it sound like a military coup or illegal arrest. I don't get it – this is clearly democracy in action in honduras (though it may have been a mistake to give Zelaya the option of leaving). Why would the U.S. do anything other than support the Honduras government that is going by the rules of law in that country? If Obama is not a supporter of dictators/marxists then why would he throw support behind Zelaya? My understanding is the military were involved because they, apparently, are given the responsibility to conduct the referendum when directed by the legislature(not the president). In this case, the supreme court ruled that Zelaya's attempt to call for a referendum was illegal and directed the military not to do so. The General complyed and Zelaya fired him. With the help of Chavez, who provided the ballots, Zelaya defied the court and tried to conduct the referendum – he was arrested per direction by the Attorney General. Next in line took over and elections will take place in Nov as previously planned. Any American would support the actions taken by the Honduras government against Zelaya. Too many news coverage bites of this situation are misleading in their coverage by making it sound like a military coup or illegal arrest.

]]> By: john morris/lakewood http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/01/is-obama-siding-with-chavez-and-castro-in-honduras-you-decide/#comment-40250 john morris/lakewood Fri, 03 Jul 2009 01:55:21 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=9862#comment-40250 Its blatantly obvious that they are on the same page regarding Honduras. I don't believe they are on the same bowling league but i do believe there is concern in the back of their mind that if the Hondurian government had the courage to oust their president for attempting to change their constitution, may...be it could happen to us(Chavez & Obama). Its blatantly obvious that they are on the same page regarding Honduras. I don't believe they are on the same bowling league but i do believe there is concern in the back of their mind that if the Hondurian government had the courage to oust their president for attempting to change their constitution, may…be it could happen to us(Chavez & Obama).

]]> By: Is Obama Siding with Chavez and Castro in Honduras? Sure He Is… | Democrat = Socialist http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/01/is-obama-siding-with-chavez-and-castro-in-honduras-you-decide/#comment-40222 Is Obama Siding with Chavez and Castro in Honduras? Sure He Is… | Democrat = Socialist Fri, 03 Jul 2009 01:07:21 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=9862#comment-40222 [...] via Is Obama Siding with Chavez and Castro in Honduras? You Decide » The Foundry. [...] [...] via Is Obama Siding with Chavez and Castro in Honduras? You Decide » The Foundry. [...]

]]> By: Carol, Massachusetts http://blog.heritage.org/2009/07/01/is-obama-siding-with-chavez-and-castro-in-honduras-you-decide/#comment-40239 Carol, Massachusetts Fri, 03 Jul 2009 00:26:52 +0000 http://www.foundry.org/?p=9862#comment-40239 The first day it was being reported as a coup, but WSJ quickly corrected it and it is a democracy that Chavez and Castro want. Obama fits in with those two, which is unfortunate for the US. Something has to happen to the people in this country that voted for him, they have to see that he's leading this great country into a huge, one man made disaster. It will take a long time to undo what he's trying to do. They are all distracted now, Michael Jackson died. That was on Fox News all last weekend. I sent an email telling them I was more interested in Cap & Tax than that, but had to watch CSPAN to see what the final vote was. Sorry times when the death of an entertainer is 93% of the news. The first day it was being reported as a coup, but WSJ quickly corrected it and it is a democracy that Chavez and Castro want. Obama fits in with those two, which is unfortunate for the US.

Something has to happen to the people in this country that voted for him, they have to see that he's leading this great country into a huge, one man made disaster. It will take a long time to undo what he's trying to do.

They are all distracted now, Michael Jackson died. That was on Fox News all last weekend. I sent an email telling them I was more interested in Cap & Tax than that, but had to watch CSPAN to see what the final vote was. Sorry times when the death of an entertainer is 93% of the news.

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