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Zelaya Kills Again

by Concerned Resident of Honduras | September 24, 2009 at 01:45 pm

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Once again Zelaya puts himself ahead of the the people. As reported by Reuters a 65 year old man was killed last night because of riots Zelaya has incited. The Library of Congress (USA) has reported on Zelaya's removal from power to Congress (USA) and found it was LEGAL and not a coup to remove the criminal Zelaya. Why has the USA President not acted on, Senior Foriegn Law Specialist, Norma C. Gutierrez's report ? Why when Zelaya was removed were they so fast to act without seeing any evidence, for or against, and now that they have been told (in August) by a Senior Foriegn Law Specialist from thier own country, do they sit on thier hands and allow The Criminal Zelaya to bring more death and chaos to Honduras ? Why won't the world wake up and see Zelaya for what he is, a wanna be dictator, when in his own words "I will return to Honduras and any cost" should show any person on the planet that this man cares nothing for the people on Honduras. Why is it that the only violence in this country is from his supporters? Why has there been demonstrations for Micheletti in the 20 to 50 thousand range and there has been no violence?????????

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Concerned Resident of Honduras

at 23:14 on September 24th, 2009

I really want people to answer my questions..... please!!!!!

Isabel R (not verified)

at 16:02 on September 25th, 2009

It is a mystery to me. I can only guess that Hillary Clinton and Obama are too worried about the healthcare issue and Iran- to worry about a little country that has nothing they care for. It is extremely frustrating to me too. My family and I are doing everything we can think of- talking to people, sending letters, but its frustrating. I can only hope that people like Aaron Schock and Ileana Ross Leithen, who have taken an interest in the Honduran situation can speak for us.