Comments on: Was Zelaya a Private Citizen When Exiled? http://www.therightscoop.com/was-zelaya-a-private-citizen-when-exiled?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=was-zelaya-a-private-citizen-when-exiled Fri, 30 Jul 2010 06:10:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: robch http://www.therightscoop.com/was-zelaya-a-private-citizen-when-exiled/comment-page-1#comment-2145 robch Tue, 28 Jul 2009 20:41:26 +0000 http://www.therightscoop.com/?p=2974#comment-2145 If you take the Theatrics Zelaya has put on for the press over the last month and multyply that bu the 41 months he had been in office, you can get an idea of the idiocies we in Honduras have had to deal with. If you monitor the news out of Honduras you'll see that so far the Government's Auditing office has discovered that about the equivalent of $7.5 million were taken out IN CASH from the Central Bank vaults by Zelaya officials. Why would a government expense ever be legitimatley executed in cash? It is believed that this was used to promote the so called survey.<br><br>Another thing that needs to be addressed is that Honduras, like the US, is a Representitive Democracy, not a Direct Participative one for good reason. Direct democracies, where the electorate can and is consulted on everything are a disaster (e.g. California). Zelaya wanted to turn Honduras into what Ayn Rand called a Tyranny of the Mayority. (Assuming Zelaya would have not turned into the Narco Viceroy of the Bolivarian Empire under the ALBA Cartel) If you take the Theatrics Zelaya has put on for the press over the last month and multyply that bu the 41 months he had been in office, you can get an idea of the idiocies we in Honduras have had to deal with. If you monitor the news out of Honduras you'll see that so far the Government's Auditing office has discovered that about the equivalent of $7.5 million were taken out IN CASH from the Central Bank vaults by Zelaya officials. Why would a government expense ever be legitimatley executed in cash? It is believed that this was used to promote the so called survey.

Another thing that needs to be addressed is that Honduras, like the US, is a Representitive Democracy, not a Direct Participative one for good reason. Direct democracies, where the electorate can and is consulted on everything are a disaster (e.g. California). Zelaya wanted to turn Honduras into what Ayn Rand called a Tyranny of the Mayority. (Assuming Zelaya would have not turned into the Narco Viceroy of the Bolivarian Empire under the ALBA Cartel)

]]> By: robch http://www.therightscoop.com/was-zelaya-a-private-citizen-when-exiled/comment-page-1#comment-1593 robch Tue, 28 Jul 2009 14:41:26 +0000 http://www.therightscoop.com/?p=2974#comment-1593 If you take the Theatrics Zelaya has put on for the press over the last month and multyply that bu the 41 months he had been in office, you can get an idea of the idiocies we in Honduras have had to deal with. If you monitor the news out of Honduras you'll see that so far the Government's Auditing office has discovered that about the equivalent of $7.5 million were taken out IN CASH from the Central Bank vaults by Zelaya officials. Why would a government expense ever be legitimatley executed in cash? It is believed that this was used to promote the so called survey.<br><br>Another thing that needs to be addressed is that Honduras, like the US, is a Representitive Democracy, not a Direct Participative one for good reason. Direct democracies, where the electorate can and is consulted on everything are a disaster (e.g. California). Zelaya wanted to turn Honduras into what Ayn Rand called a Tyranny of the Mayority. (Assuming Zelaya would have not turned into the Narco Viceroy of the Bolivarian Empire under the ALBA Cartel) If you take the Theatrics Zelaya has put on for the press over the last month and multyply that bu the 41 months he had been in office, you can get an idea of the idiocies we in Honduras have had to deal with. If you monitor the news out of Honduras you'll see that so far the Government's Auditing office has discovered that about the equivalent of $7.5 million were taken out IN CASH from the Central Bank vaults by Zelaya officials. Why would a government expense ever be legitimatley executed in cash? It is believed that this was used to promote the so called survey.

Another thing that needs to be addressed is that Honduras, like the US, is a Representitive Democracy, not a Direct Participative one for good reason. Direct democracies, where the electorate can and is consulted on everything are a disaster (e.g. California). Zelaya wanted to turn Honduras into what Ayn Rand called a Tyranny of the Mayority. (Assuming Zelaya would have not turned into the Narco Viceroy of the Bolivarian Empire under the ALBA Cartel)

]]> By: politicalcrave http://www.therightscoop.com/was-zelaya-a-private-citizen-when-exiled/comment-page-1#comment-1572 politicalcrave Sun, 12 Jul 2009 00:44:23 +0000 http://www.therightscoop.com/?p=2974#comment-1572 If the Constitution limits the power of the president and the Supreme court determined that the prez acting in contrary to the Constitution and thus not the President then how they got him out of the country is not as important as "how do we protect the integrity of the Constitution" If the Constitution limits the power of the president and the Supreme court determined that the prez acting in contrary to the Constitution and thus not the President then how they got him out of the country is not as important as “how do we protect the integrity of the Constitution”

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