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Fri Sep-25-09 11:03 AM
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Honduran Coup Supporters March in Tegucigalpa |
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Fri Sep-25-09 05:07 PM
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1. The coup lifts the curfew for this "managed" pro-coup march, then slams it down again |
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all over the country, along with roadblocks everywhere, to prevent any anti-coup protests, and also slams on the poison gas, tear gas, ear-wrecking machines and bloody clubs and bullets. It's so transparent.
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Fri Sep-25-09 05:17 PM
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2. I hope at least some of those "protesters" got some $ out of it |
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since their work hours are being screwed with right and left.
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Judi Lynn
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Fri Sep-25-09 05:32 PM
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3. I've read employers demanded their workers attend, and some were paid roughly $15.00 each. |
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Once again these nazis are claiming to have far more in their demonstration of power than approaches any degree of reality.
This time they exaggerated by only 6 times, as opposed to freepers claim of 17 times their size in Washington recently.
They highjacked the "el pueblo está contigo" chant from the people of Honduras. Predictable.
You remember they called these clowns to demonstrate out right after the coup while they kept the rest of the country imprisoned in their homes in a gross, lengthy curfew.
It took them almost a week to get their demonstration arranged, although the people of Honduras were out in the streets from the first day of the coup, and massing the very day Zelaya returned.
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