Comments on: Commentary: Bad idea for Honduran president to return http://amfix.blogs.cnn.com/2009/07/01/commentary-bad-idea-for-honduran-president-to-return/ Mon, 21 Dec 2009 19:26:55 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: cristian mejia http://amfix.blogs.cnn.com/2009/07/01/commentary-bad-idea-for-honduran-president-to-return/comment-page-1/#comment-27141 cristian mejia Tue, 07 Jul 2009 04:18:59 +0000 http://amfix.blogs.cnn.com/?p=4167#comment-27141 We live in a country full of politicians that are bought of by the decreasing high class, owners of the written media, companies, transport, tv channels, and why not, all of Honduras, Michelleti is owner of one of the biggest tarnsport company in Honduras and proven bought politician, it is a known fact that he has always wanted power in Honduras, I am not justifying Zelaya, but between the two I prefer Zelaya, The fear of the middle class is that Zelaya was going to minimize their power, this was not a military coup, this was a coup directed by the ruling class of Honduras, famalies that have inmense power in honduras and are afraid to loose it, that can buy even the military,thier was a problem a year back with a manufactoring company in Honduras, that is own by a ruling family, the military was brought in to secure the compound, that left in evidense that the military is to protect a few, and not all.We hope the world will not back Michelleti, Has for Israel, Almost all the ruling families have hebrew bachgrounds, Handal, Facusse, Larach, canahuati, Nasar. We live in a country full of politicians that are bought of by the decreasing high class, owners of the written media, companies, transport, tv channels, and why not, all of Honduras, Michelleti is owner of one of the biggest tarnsport company in Honduras and proven bought politician, it is a known fact that he has always wanted power in Honduras, I am not justifying Zelaya, but between the two I prefer Zelaya, The fear of the middle class is that Zelaya was going to minimize their power, this was not a military coup, this was a coup directed by the ruling class of Honduras, famalies that have inmense power in honduras and are afraid to loose it, that can buy even the military,thier was a problem a year back with a manufactoring company in Honduras, that is own by a ruling family, the military was brought in to secure the compound, that left in evidense that the military is to protect a few, and not all.We hope the world will not back Michelleti, Has for Israel, Almost all the ruling families have hebrew bachgrounds, Handal, Facusse, Larach, canahuati, Nasar.

]]> By: scott http://amfix.blogs.cnn.com/2009/07/01/commentary-bad-idea-for-honduran-president-to-return/comment-page-1/#comment-26760 scott Thu, 02 Jul 2009 12:16:10 +0000 http://amfix.blogs.cnn.com/?p=4167#comment-26760 Calling this a coup is misleading. What the media doesn't tell the public is that Mel tried to change the constitution in a manner that was deemed un-constitutional by the Honduran Supreme Court and Congress. When the head of the Army refused to distribute ballots for the un-constitutional referendum, Mel fired him. The military acted on their responsibility to uphold the constitution (backed by the other 2 branches of government). If this were truly a military coup, then we would not see the Congress electing someone from Mel's same Liberal party to become the new president. If this were truly a military coup, then we would see some general at the helm and congress dissolved. Stop calling this a coup, this is an action by the Honduran government to defend and uphold their constitution. Stop calling this a coup, the Honduran government is still in place. Calling this a coup is misleading. What the media doesn't tell the public is that Mel tried to change the constitution in a manner that was deemed un-constitutional by the Honduran Supreme Court and Congress. When the head of the Army refused to distribute ballots for the un-constitutional referendum, Mel fired him.

The military acted on their responsibility to uphold the constitution (backed by the other 2 branches of government). If this were truly a military coup, then we would not see the Congress electing someone from Mel's same Liberal party to become the new president. If this were truly a military coup, then we would see some general at the helm and congress dissolved.

Stop calling this a coup, this is an action by the Honduran government to defend and uphold their constitution. Stop calling this a coup, the Honduran government is still in place.

]]> By: vivian flamenco http://amfix.blogs.cnn.com/2009/07/01/commentary-bad-idea-for-honduran-president-to-return/comment-page-1/#comment-26731 vivian flamenco Wed, 01 Jul 2009 22:05:17 +0000 http://amfix.blogs.cnn.com/?p=4167#comment-26731 When will the rest of the world wake up and see that Mel Zelaya is leftist and that he wanted to turn Honduras into another Venezuela? Look who he hangs with - Raul Castro, Chavez from Venezuela, the President from Bolivia. Honduras is not that far from the southern United States. Do we really want another leftist/communist country right on our doorstep? When will the rest of the world wake up and see that Mel Zelaya is leftist and that he wanted to turn Honduras into another Venezuela? Look who he hangs with – Raul Castro, Chavez from Venezuela, the President from Bolivia. Honduras is not that far from the southern United States. Do we really want another leftist/communist country right on our doorstep?

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