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EU asks for return of constitutional order in Honduras
Jun 28, 2009, 14:16 GMT
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The europeans should mind their own damn bizniz.
The 'EU' is frought with problems of its own.
NOBODY gives a crap what these honkeys think.
SO....SHUTTTT UPPPP white devils.
President Zelaya was fully operating outside of any standard of rule-of-law and in direct violation of the constitution and orders of the Supreme Court, Tribunal of Elections and the will of the Congress. A Hugo Chavez wannabe, it is a shame the EU could not bring itself to be more helpful earlier and be helpfully critical of a President trying to turn the country to a dictatorial left.
Wow, no reservations from Obama about 'meddling' in Honduran affairs. Immediate condemnation by the State Dept and White House over the attempt by the supreme court and congress in Honduras to defend their Constitution from a Castro/Chavez stooge.
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