Honduras De Facto Leaders Consider Zelaya Return

[resfalgio]

Zelaya want to be the forever king of Honduras and he play with Castro, Chavez, Lula, etc, to be back to Honduras and change the constitucion...

[MrGOLPISTA]

WE DONT WANT ZELAYA, HE BELONGS IN JAIL, HE WANTS TO BE A DICTATOR BUT... te jodiste hijueputa

VIVA HONDURAS LIBRE!!!!!

[Catracho7o2]

Lo Que Brasil o Cualquier Pais "Democratico" o Comunista Piense, En Honduras Nos Tiene sin Cuidado Alguno. Mas Que Comprobado! Como Dijo El Ex Militar y Golpista de Chavez, Llueva, Truene o Relampaguee! Las Elecciones En Honduras Se Haran Como Siempre. Brinque Quien Brinque, Llore Quien Llore, Le Guste o No, a La "Comunidad Internacional" TE LO ASEGURO!

[krom56]

zelaya it just a puppet from hugo chavez

[TheJulienT]

yesssss thats great!!!!

NO military dictatorship in Honduras in 2009 nor in 2010...the 70s and 80s are over..regan is gone...the shit is over.....now the tables have turned..

[4immerfrei]

Its not de facto and no, Hondurans will not give up even if the world is against us. Ex President Zelaya is a leftist drana queen

[yorubablk3]

Why didn't the army take him to jail & the state put him in trial instead of exile?

[4immerfrei]

because we are peaceful people that didnt want any bloodshed, mel would not let himself be incarcerated

[yorubablk3]

"..but he would' let himself be' separated from his wife & children & flown in to exile at gunpoint??? Are you kidding me??  lol

[4immerfrei]

dont believe his drama. i mean hondurans dont understand how his wife has so little dignity because its known he had orgies with patricia rodas and rixi moncada, at a point u could actually watch those videos in internet.

[yorubablk3]

lol..u sound even MORE ridiculous with that last post.

[4immerfrei]

god u are impossible cabeza dura y hueca.

[yorubablk3]

lol..No dear,i just  simply take democracy more seriously than u obviously do.

[4immerfrei]

so i guess that if great democrats like chavez, fidel, etc are backing him up it all good and democratic right.

[yorubablk3]

The only democratic 'backers' that matter in this situation is the Majority vote of the Honduran people.Anything else is irrelevant.

[4immerfrei]

unfortunately i was one of the majority who voted for him, but a vote doesnt give him the right of committing crimes. yes the situation could have been handled better but the point is that now, the vast majority doesnt want him anymore

[yorubablk3]

If that is so,than that is resolved by elections in Democracies not coups.

[4immerfrei]

that is why elections will be brought up sooner, but meanwhile according to the law of succession, the next in line is the current interim president. dont believe that the people love micheletti (interim president), but we prefer to have him than mel who was trying to eliminate the checks and balance system to become the next chavez

[yorubablk3]

He should be president until the election..believe ME,if we US people could endure 8 years of Bush,you can stand a couple of months more of Mel.

[4immerfrei]

we just dont trust him anymore. we are afraid he will have some trick under his sleeve. he owes chavez his life right now, and chavez will make him pay

[yorubablk3]

You simply don't trust democracy.If Honduras doesn't like Democracy,cool,cum up with your own system then.. and stop fronting.

[4immerfrei]

u dont get it, we are against mel zelaya because he is a threat to democracy. democracy is exactly what we are fighting for because its the right way

[yorubablk3]

I understand that.And in a 'Democracy',you build a political case againts the President & if & when his term is up & reelections occur you fight politically with his party or faction and sway voters at the ballet box..u do not stage a coup...why?because thats not the democratic way,sweet heart.

[4immerfrei]

chavez has given him a pretty good amount of money to make sure his term will never be up. here there is too much corruption and zelayas followers are too violent

[yorubablk3]

lol..that pure demagoguery bordering closely on the ridicules.

[yorubablk3]

...Zelayas ideological & political opponents have plenty of money as well.