Examiner Proposes Peace Prize to Micheletti
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A recent Examiner article proposes that Micheletti deserves a Nobel Peace Prize, and has a slide show of pictures from the official campaign closings.
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That sounds interesting. Thats a good campaign i would say. Person who had a thought is great person. I liked it.
December2nd-5AM warn the Brazilians they must leave the country in 24 hours because.
1. they are meddling in internal Honduran affairs
2. they are trying to force Honduras into Hugo’s paws
3. they refuse to recognize the constitutional succession o consider the laws and constitution of the Republic of Honduras
4. they refuse to recognize the next government which will be in power until 2014.
5. they are harboring a wanted fugitive who continues to promote the breaking of laws and incite violence
6. Lula is a Mula A-hole! just like his buddy Insulza
Therefore they have no business being in the country.
The same evening on the second have the Congressional debate on whether to re-instate the lawbreaker and violate the constitution which removed him. Debate until about 4:am. Then make a vote not to let him back in office, but to uphold the laws of the Republic.
Dec 3 5AM raid the embassy and take him to jail!
Send the Brazilians packing!
If the Brazilians do not cooperate then put them in a car and drop them at the Nicaraguan border and let them walk to Managua
Andy, if the US citizens in Honduras did not raise their voices, I would not have known that my government had screwed up. I would have been misguided by the copy-and-paste media like many of my fellow US citizens here.
I think many Brazilians in Honduras are not happy with their government’s actions and are doing the same. Hondurans should support law-abiding Brazilians in Honduras. It is the best way to get the government of Brazil to correct their wrong doing.
I think Andy meant the Brazilians in the embassy. I am slightly in favor of it, but since it is so late in the process, I think we should wait until after the election.
If that’s the case, I apologize. I hope the removal will be peaceful though. Violence will simply embolden the Brazilian president.
I wish to see the next president of Honduras going to the UN and give a speech reminding them of their own charter.
I want to see the UN resolution condemning Honduras be declared null and void.
I want to see the UN secretary promising that he would not allow an illegal resolution to pass under his watch again.
Ah, I’m just a greedy guy…
Brazilian law abiding common citizens should be allowed to stay.
The Brazilian government needs to be dealt with.
I agree at the appropriate time.
First things first. Get the election over and recognized by as many countries as possible.