It won’t pass the Senate, but the House can force a trial. And we’ll have about a 250-195 majority.

I hope they realize that not every American supported the election of this President and not every American supports the current Secretary of State in her official duties calling for “restitution, restitution, restitution.”

What can be said to people whose hopes for freedom have been so thoroughly dispatched by an American administration who refused to lift a finger to help them?

This entire country should hang its collective head in shame. The President of the United States is about to sit on his hands while a Communist is reinstalled as a dictator in Honduras.

As far as I can tell they did nothing substantive until two days ago, tipping the balance in favor of Zelaya returning.

I don’t think they’re determined to install anything, I think they’re letting Honduras’ friends in the form of Lula and Chavez do the (re)installing.

The agreement is ambiguous regarding the Congressional vote, but a normal reading would indicate that Congress has a choice. Zelaya, however, threatens to repudiate the agreement if Congress doesn’t vote to restore him, which would move the crisis to a new plane because Latin American countries, even those with leftist sympathies, don’t like the U.S. strong-arming the situation.

Unclear whether the nephew’s death was politically connected or not, though the timing is suspicious. Other reports indicate that the U.S. twised Zelaya’s arm to sign the agreement too.

The elections are scheduled for Nov 29 – lots of time for sabotage regardless of whether Zelaya is or is not restored to power. The agreement accepts the results of that election by all outside nations, but if Zelaya repudiates, who
knows what will happen then.

Lots of sub rosa activities and agendas to complement the ambiguities of the agreement.

Bottom line question in terms of the U.S. – is Hillary and crew looking for a graceful way out a this point, leaving matters in the hands of the OAS and Honduras, or is our government determined to install a left-wing dictatorship in Honduras, given their political sympathies dating from the 70s.

The nephew of de facto Honduran President Roberto Micheletti had been shot and killed in the north of the country, police reported Monday.

Enzo Micheletti was the son of Ivan Micheletti, the brother of the de facto leader.

Evidently Zelaya’s telephone calls from the Brazilian embassy finally found their mark. And today we see this:

Roberto Micheletti, the leader of Honduras’s de facto government, relented only after senior Obama administration officials landed in the Honduran capital to take charge of the talks, pressing the point that the United States would not recognize the coming presidential election unless he accepted the deal.

In other words, the Senior Obama Administration Officials who landed in the Honduran capital probably didn’t have many encouraging words regarding the future of the rest of the Micheletti family unless they “relented.”

Elections matter. The Micheletti family knows that very well by this point.

Then claim it was an accident “Well It went off in me hand didn’t it?” Sure, no one will believe you, sure you will face the opprobrium and ire and maybe sanctions form the rest of the world, (for a while).

But that is a small price to pay to keep your liberty.

It’s sickening to watch this, but you knew it was going to happen. Barack likes those Lefties. He gets along with them real well.