Comments on: Honduras' Election: Freedom wins over Socialism, Obama, and the MSM

By: Len Powder

Len Powder — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 06:00:31 +0000

This is one for the ‘good guys’. I have no problem with allowing people from Honduras to emigrate to the US. In fact, bring them all here! We can use their votes in 2010 and 2012!

By: Marylou

Marylou — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 01:28:29 +0000

How could I have missed this story? oh, that’s right! The MSM.

Anyhow, am so glad to read here that the Hondurans have been able to make themselves heard. Maybe we should take lessons. How can we get our govt to hear us? They turn a deaf ear and pass legislation we have said No to.

I find the Honduras story entirely captivating. Nice to have someone to root for. Gives us hope. Yes, I too hope they can hang onto it and that the hobnail-booted thugs do not see fit to trample them.

By: intlctlrdnck

intlctlrdnck — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 21:56:11 +0000

Now, watch . . . this administration will refuse to recognize the election results. Is it any wonder? BO has an MO of spitting on every real ally the U.S. has, and sucking up to every dictator. And why would he want to support a people who actually FOLLOWED their Constitution? After all, he’s busy cross-shredding what little remains of ours.

By: The Inquisitor

The Inquisitor — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 20:50:09 +0000

Thank heavens for at least one spark of freedom in the Western Hemisphere. Let’s hope they can hang on to it.

By: Peachey

Peachey — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 20:11:57 +0000

Pray for the success and safety of the Honduran people. This was not the outcome that Hugo Chavez was counting on and unfortunately, he may take a drastic and deadly approach on the Honduran people to ensure the spread of communism and his seat of power throughout S.A.

By: Freeme

Freeme — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 18:49:43 +0000

HOORAY FOR HONDURANS! I’ve been watching this unfold, and the author neglected to mention H.CLINTON’S ROLE in ‘assisting Zelaya to return back into Honduras’ AFTER THE PEOPLE kicked him out! Something is fishy here, but the bottom line is THEY OVERCAME THE SOCIALIST REGIME that we had our fingers in from the start! GREAT JOB!

THE ONLY THING ROTTEN IN DENMARK next week will be the possible SIGNING OF ‘CLIMATE CHANGE TREATY’ where we lose it all for a FRAUD.

By: Joseh

Joseh — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 15:35:53 +0000

While living under communist Cuba’s government, I saw how the communist block (Soviet Union and the rest) wait with excitement the US elections. The communist knew that with a Democrat government their expansionist agenda can be put to work without any obstacles from the American administration.
Obama is not exception, we saw it before, soft administrations to cripple administrations.
From Kennedy to Carter, to Clinton, it is a Democrat path to be: First lady the fashion model to imitate,and the President, the handsome, the good christian, the good husband, the good, the good, the good… When they finally loose their prestige in front of the American opinion and everybody can see that ” the emperor does not have clothes” then we can see their multiple mistakes. Honduras has given an example of dignity and citenzenship to the world.
But Honduras is a little country, for some americans that did not pay attention to Geography, located in some place in Mexico. Probably Obama is one of them, until now he made “excellent” decisions in International diplomacy. First, Hillary Clinton, a non-diplomatic person, with English as her only language, with a “F” in history, and an admirable way to express herself, remember “Wait a minute, I am the Secretary not Bill”, OOPS!
So, does not surprise anybody that Obama, the Messiah, will speak faster that he thinks, specially when he is not connected to a teleprompter, when he refers to Honduras decision to send to f#@#@ Zelaya.
Now, Obama will not talk about Honduras not more. He will come back to “demostrate to the Muslims that we are their friends, that we did too many things back in the past, that we are sorry.” or he will send his Secretary Hillary, to talk against Israel to the Arab countries and apologize for “the crusaders attack against Saladin” OOPS!
It is ok, at least she is not more “sick and tired of this administration, who attack the ones that disagree with them!”

By: Paul

Paul — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 00:16:48 +0000

â€œWeâ€™d rather be isolated from the world than under Chavez for 10 years,â€ said Marta Lorena de Casca, Hondurasâ€™ deputy foreign minister.

Thank you Miss de Casca. Freedom always and never tyranny. Zelaya was trying to change the Constitution to keep him as President. The people hated that, the House leader came in and started the coup. Do you realize that he didn’t run? Why? Because he wanted that coup to not be on the Honduras’s citizens’ shoulders. Porfirio Lobo is an anti-socialist, and not pro-Chavez, Zelaya, or Morales.

By: Chris Rowan

Chris Rowan — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 23:28:04 +0000

” Maybe it is a sign of things to come for our own country.”

Not likely. We’re entering a long, dark tunnel.

By: Cassandra

Cassandra — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 23:11:48 +0000

When I was visiting Switzerland in October, my hosts’ Swiss newspaper (a major one) had an editorial that placed the events in Honduras firmly within the sordid tradition of Latin American military takeovers. I wasn’t really surprised, but it was disappointing to see that slant in Switzerland, with its justified pride in local self-government.

By: John Redman

John Redman — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:13:34 +0000

This is a gift from the Honduran people to liberty lovers all over the world. It is the gift of hope. God bless them. It is a MESSAGE to leftist cockroaches everywhere: GO TO HELL. What a great day for freedom!

By: kathy

kathy — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 21:06:30 +0000

Good for the Hondurans…I have been rooting for them from day one. What a model they are to us!