Sep 30 2009
Recognizing Villains v Disputing Good Guys
It would seem that everyone is aware that the elections in Afghanistan were rigged, so why do we give credit to the newly elected official while denying the same amenity to the newly installed leader of Honduras?
Must be a trend for the New World Order to recognize the guys that were unlawfully elected while dictating policy and rejecting those who have gone through “due process” in their countries. My goodness, we’re just making strides in the improvement of world peace and harmony, aren’t we?
The Hondurans do not recognize their Constitution as a “living document” and followed it to the letter of the law when they ousted Zeleya, but the U S is reconsidering it’s stance on Afghanistan because their newly elected official is the result of voter fraud.
Voter fraud, isn’t that one of the charges in 22-contiguous states against ACORN…oh well, who can hold that against anyone?
The truth is that we do not know who the good guys are, but we make judgment calls on their existence. Now that might be something that perhaps Obama should address while making his apology tour, the sticking of our American noses in other country’s affairs. If we’re going to “dump and run” in Afghanistan, then we should recognize Roberto Micheletti as the official leader of Honduras…otherwise, do nothing and continue the fight but don’t leave our guys there until Obama has made up his mind about the “good war.”