Which Side of Democracy??
Monday, June 29th, 2009As Honduras fights to defend its democracy, Fidel Castro and President Obama object.

Hondurans have ousted President Manuel Zelaya for attempting to rewrite their constitution. Opponents of Zelaya have pointed out that he was illegally trying to expand the limits of his power and the length of his term. The initiative was rejected by Congress, the Public Ministry, the Supreme Electoral Court and the Supreme Court, among other entities, all of whom believe that the measure is not lawful.
Yet Obama disagrees with the citizens of Honduras who are fighting to protect democracy. He has proclaimed that Zelaya is the rightful leader of Honduras and that the US will help resolve the matter.
Meanwhile, Obama has sat idly by while protesters in Iran are shot by a seemingly illegitimate government.
Obama has pledged to “stand on the side of democracy.” Why then, do his views consistently align with dictators like Fidel Castro and Hugo Chavez? We should keep a keen eye on how these affairs pan out, as similar events may soon transpire right here at home. We’ve already discussed Obama’s stance on fair elections…





