Try reading the BBC or Ecomomist websites for free and more impartial information on world events.

It’s a good thing Hondurans have stood fast against the world political pressure.

Funny how we judge a “3rd world” country…10 years ago they pushed back on US policy to lower housing lending standards which our government was lobbying. Who turned on correct on that fact??

I did not see the army provoking the supporters but I did see the so called Pacific demonstrators hurling stones, and molotov coctails at the army at the airport, this is the kind of radical, reactionary and revoloutionary supporters good old Mel Zel has.

The country is better off without him.

People have to check the real Democratic leanings of the presidents of all the countries calling for his re-instatment like Bolivia, Cuba, and Venezuela and Eucador, CNN only reports on the so called Coup of 2002 in Venezuela and not the Chavez lead Blood Bath that killed over 200 people in venezuela in 1992 when he attempted a coup against Carlos Andres Perez who was also democratically elected with the total intent of killing the then President of venezuela..

Chavez and his cronies are now afraid that the same thing can happen to them as they continue to sink thier economies, and lose the popular support.

Viva Micheletti! and Viva Chavez, Pero en CUBA

I just would like to point that there was no violence until Mr, Zelaya tried to land on a plane from another country that had not been authoirized to fly over hondurian skies nor to land in Honduras.

The leaders of his supporters were encouraging people to break into the landstrip of the airport and they attacked first the soldiers that were protecting the integrity of the airport. If Mr Zelaya really cared for this people he would not encourage them to gather around the airport to wait for him; knowing there was no authorization for his plane to land. He invited them to be there jnowing they would try to break into the airport and the consecuences this would have.

Besides this I would like to add that there is an ongoing investigation since soldiers allege they were only carrying plastic bullets used to disolve mobs. At the moment the weapon used to shoot the people who were harmed remains unknow.

Why don’t you try to send another reporter to Honduras? It is said here that this lady (Kruskeia?) is related to left movements on Nicaragua and that her news are biased. I don’t know this for a fact. but your willingnes to be impartiall would be very wellcome. Things are not allways what a man like Mr. Zelaya says. As any man says, there are allways many aspects to consider.