When it comes to Honduras, we punish the victim
Bookworm on Sep 03 2009 at 10:44 am | Filed under: Uncategorized
This flashed across my BNO news update:
The United States has terminated all assistance and other measures affecting Honduras after a coup d’etat on June 28.
BULLETIN — UNITED STATES SUSPENDS ALL AID TO HONDURAS IN COUP AFTERMATH.
Do I understand this correctly? The Hondurans kicked out a leader who was unconstitutionally trying to make himself leader for life (i.e., dictator), and we’re punishing Honduras? If I am reading this right, the Obama Administration has an unnerving affinity for tyranny.
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You’re reading it right. Obie loves him some Tyrannts!
The Hondurans kicked out a leader who was unconstitutionally trying to make himself leader for life
If somebody kicked out Kennedy, Senator for life, Obama would withdraw federal funds from them as well, Book.
He can’t afford to lose his allies to peons.
If I am reading this right, the Obama Administration has an unnerving affinity for tyranny.
And absolutely no respect for human rights or dignity.
We’re learning the hard way that “the Obama Administration has an unnerving affinity for tyranny.” Obama knows good and well that there was NO coup in Honduras. The legally elected Honduran version of Congress acted on laws already on their books to keep their leader from breaking or changing those laws so he could stay in office longer than legal. Sound familiar??? The Dems want the same thing for Obama here in the US. One problem for them is that I don’t think Obama can get elected for a second term, not after his first few months in office.