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Another take: http://yesbuthowever.com/government-anti-muslim-b...

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Corrected, thank you.

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John Romano

Corrected. Thank you!

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From the LA TImes:
Zelaya was overthrown June 28 after he refused to scrap plans for a referendum that had been ruled illegal by Honduran courts.

From The New York Times:
The country has had a civilian government since 1982. But as in much of Central America, the military is still a powerful force behind the scenes. The coup capped months of tensions over Mr. Zelaya's bid to rewrite the Constitution so he could run for a second term, and it was denounced by leaders across the Western Hemisphere.

What are your sources that state "The non-binding referendum called for a Constitutional Convention which would have taken place after the next elections, elections in which Zelaya would not have been eleigible to run."?

We are always open to updating stories if we get something wrong or if a credible counter-point exists.

I'll take being called a moron instead of writing lines like this from the Los Angeles Times review of the concert:

"But at times this music seemed to do the opposite -- it pushed the crowd under a wave of echo and distortion, or formed a passageway between the fans and the band."

Yawn!

The LA Times, of course, leaves out all of Bono's preaching because it doesn't fit their narrative. Incredibly dishonest, in my opinion.

One correction:

The One Campaign is not an Amnesty International campaign, although One and Amnesty do work together.

Michael, while your retort is pretty creepy, I love the cardboard cut out, I must put forth that a private "Jesus Camp" is much different than a public school Obama worship fest.

I'd personally be angered by both. Who films these things anyway? Makes you wonder what took place before the availability of cheap videotape.