As the USA sends a clear message to all that supporting liberty around the globe is no longer its intention, Honduras stands alone in its fight for freedom against a wide array of tyrants, including Barack Obama, Hugo Chavez, and Castro. So far, it looks like Honduras is going to stand firm with its constitution by refusing to accept pressure to bow to tyranny (click HERE).
Contrary to American government-run media, ousted President Manuel Zelaya has little support in Honduras, especially after Zelay took steps to nullify the country’s constitution. Shaming the people of the USA who have sat by in fear as the American Constitution is gutted by the Obama regime, Honduras expelled the would-be dictator and has refused to accept OAS demands to restore the despot to power. Even Al Obama AP reports that the ouster of Zelaya is something that the USA should support:
The military ousted Zelaya with the backing of Honduras’ political establishment, including the Supreme Court, Congress and Zelaya’s own party. He was insisting on following through with a referendum on constitutional change that the Supreme Court ruled illegal.
The USA should be offering full moral, military, and economic support to the Honduran government that is trying to survive through a major trial. The Obama regime will not support such a pursuit of liberty because it – like the Zelaya regime – seeks to establish itself as a dictatorship without regard to the rule of law or the nation’s constitution.
So far, Honduras has acted in accordance with principle and has defied the OAS’s efforts to enslave it:
Honduras has continued to defy the international community. Late on Saturday, the Organization of American States voted to suspend the country from the multilateral body, which has 34 active members. Earlier, Honduras’ provisional government said it would rather be kicked out of the OAS than allow Mr. Zelaya to return to the presidential seat (Click HERE to read more).
I agree with Honduras! I would rather be expelled by a group of deranged, oppressive governments than yield my liberty and sovereignty. Again, I say, the USA – it’s government AND it’s people – should be wholly supportive of liberty in Honduras. I am ashamed that we are not.
What about this left-wing secretary of OAS? He showed up to try to “mediate,” but he obviously had a non-neutral agenda:
So far, attempts at diplomacy have failed. OAS Secretary General Jose Miguel Insulza arrived on Friday for talks with leading politicians and figures like Cardinal Rodriguez. But Mr. Insulza left soon after, saying the interim government didn’t want to budge. “The break in the constitutional order persists and those that did this don’t seem to have any intention of reversing that situation,” he told a news conference late on Friday.
Mr. Insulza said that officials on Friday presented him with a large quantity of charges against the former leader but that the diplomat still wasn’t convinced the coup plotters took the right course of action. “If someone has an accusation against a president, they make them,” Mr. Insulza said. “There are mechanisms to force him out of office. They have to do it in a legal way.”
Some in Honduras, however, criticize Mr. Insulza and the OAS for suspending Honduras from the group while at the same time pushing to allow Cuba back in despite that country’s Communist dictatorship.
Mr. Insulza should go take a hike. Since when has the OAS been given the mission to oppose democracy in Central America? In fact, any effort that weakens Hugo Chavez’s influence in the region should be welcomed.
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Then, of course, there’s another way of looking at this situation. Click HERE to read an alternative viewpoint at America’s Right.