Deep Sixing A Democracy

The One 9 Comments

Is there nothing that Obama can’t do?

Funny about our new president. He seems to reserve his harshest words, and biggest stick, for two little, struggling democracies: Honduras and Israel. (Obviously, Israel faces greater challenges than Honduras, no matter what shape the Central American country is in.) Would that he were a fraction as tough on bad regimes — Iran’s, North Korea’s, Sudan’s, Venezuela’s, Cuba’s, Syria’s — as he is on those little democracies Israel and Honduras. Funny, this president.
By the way, he called Chávez “mi amigo” — his friend. Would he call Micheletti that? Even Uribe? He yukked it up with Daniel Ortega (over the Bay of Pigs). Would he yuk it up with Micheletti?
Curious, our new American president.
P.S. He doesn’t accept the legitimacy of Honduras’s government. Does he accept the legitimacy of Cuba’s?

9 Replies to “Deep Sixing A Democracy”

  3. P.S. He doesn’t accept the legitimacy of Honduras’s government. Does he accept the legitimacy of Cuba’s?
    I think we already have the answer to that.
    What I do believe is though, HBO and Staff were stunned by the crowds in D.C. this weekend, as one British newspaper pointed out Air Force 1 the helicopter was seen leaving as the crowd neared 10,000.
    What was Obama afraid of ? Tar and Feathers ?
    ,

  4. There is a hell of a lot of people like me that do not accept the legitimacy of his election. As for his friends what do you expect from a muzzie commie.

  5. I wonder anyone knows of a conservative “Fair Play for Honduras” group where people could send support and good wishes to their present legal, democratic, government?

  9. The principle of Goebbels propaganda stands true, the lie, repeated enough times (as in Castro’s case) becomes truth. The same will work for Micheletti, unfortunately.

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