I think that this sunday, the world got a taste of Zelaya’s “self-serving lawlessness” as he ignored the warnings and suggestions made at the OAS meeting to not return too Honduras so quickly as it would agitate the people.

We Hondurans are glad that the window for dialogue has been openned, and hope everything ends well and that Mr. Chavez stays in Venezuela because in Honduras HE is NOT WELCOME.

Although I didn’t mention it in the blog post, the primary reason I’m personally interested in this issue is because our church does a lot of mission work in Honduras. So I’m speaking more from the view of the people in that country. But regardless, it is a much more important issue than the media seems to think it is. It seems like all they want to talk about is Michael Jackson. Pretty frustrating.

But yes, I do disagree with Obama’s stand on Honduras. I wish that the U.S. and the international community would defend the Honduran government, which was acting well within its constitutional guidelines. Instead, no one is willing to stand up to Hugo Chavez and his cronies (or to Iran or North Korea for that matter). I think that’s a big mistake.

But to NO AVAIL. They report it and don’t discuss.