Continued by the dictator loving socialist scumbag Obama, who still hasn’t backed away from his alliance with Chavez and Castro against the Honduran people.

Yes, dumb Obamabot, please keep this story alive. The world needs to know the actions of the asshole you support.

Shove your bullshit socialist propaganda up your ass.

The Honduran Minority leader: Antonio Rivera, explained to me that the political
landscape began to change when Castro and Ortega sent in 900 teachers to help the
poor in the country. They began organizing and indoctrinating almost immediately.

Doesn’t this sound a bit like our teachers’ unions and what has happened in California ? Anybody wonder why Civics is no linger taught in US schools ?

Did you even read the thread or the post itself? Never mind, the rest of your screed shows how deranged you are. Those black helicopters are outside your house right now. Seriously. If you don’t see them, it’s because of the alien stealth technology used by the CIA. If you just upload a computer virus into their operating system, the ship will explode and you’ll be safe. I recommend PowerPoint. They’ll never see it coming.

Good luck.

Zelaya in power = a dictator who owes Obama favors. Chicago style.

(from Yahoo AP, Patrick Markey and Dan Trotta, 07/08/09): Throwing Washington’s weight behind [Costa Rican President Oscar Arias, a Nobel Peace Prize winner] Arias’ role, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged Zelaya in a meeting on Tuesday to “try the dialogue process and see where it leads”.

Oh and meet our new U.S. assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, Arturo Valenzuela (in the same article).

Valenzuela acknowledged “probably … significant influence” from Chavez on Zelaya, but said the Honduran military should not have deposed and exiled Zelaya without judicial process. Supporters of the coup in Honduras say it was a lawful removal.

I guess the unanimous Honduras Supreme Court ruling does not count and the subsequent vote of the Honduran Congress is meaningless (who told the Honduran People they could govern their country anyway?). After all it is just Honduras; they don’t know what they’re doing. Good thing this Valezuela is so much smarter than Honduras, he’ll straighten them out.

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Too bad this guy retired from the Obama Administration. He seemed to have a clue; probably why he retired.

(from Washington Post, M.B. Sheridan, 07/06/09): “The threats against democracy in Latin America, and I don’t in any way minimize what’s happened in Honduras . . . are not those coming from military coups, but rather from governments which are ignoring checks and balances, overriding other elements of government,” said Jeffrey Davidow, a retired U.S. ambassador who served as President Obama’s special adviser for the recent Summit of the Americas.

Glad to contribute, as for the question:

“You and your Dear Leader don’t much care for constitutional republics or the rule of law, do you?”

As much as I wish I could take credit (I think it is exactly accurate), the writer is Steve (note the capital “s”).

Another way is to read their comments. Capital Steve is obviously intelligent and makes sense, while steve…

Yeah, Mccain wasn’t perfect, but this is exactly what we were talking about when we begged conservatives to help him. Ultimately, it was up to mccain to make his own argument, and he didn’t. But he was still right. Obama as an avenue to ‘true conservative’ was not in the USA’s best interest and probably won’t even result in a true conservative.

At this point, die hards would probably vote for Dukakis over Obama.