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It was reported today that president Arias has a case of the swine flu and is working from home in quarantine.

So I'd like to offer my best wishes to him for a speedy recovery.

As for the situation in Honduras, I can see only one possible solution that makes sense, whether this administration supports the ousted president's return or not.

Even if he takes up the reigns of office tommorrow, he has less than 6 months to remain in office, and I wonder how effective he could be with the opposition he would face from lawmakers.

Talk about a "lame duck", it would present a new definition of the term.

So the only logical thing I can see is a situation whereby he steps aside for the good of the nation, is granted amnesty by the "de facto" regime in return, to return home to continue life as a private citizen , and not get involved in politics again.

Assuming the "de facto" regime is intent on preserving constitutional order and holding free and fair elections, (which have been moved up to October), then I believe this admin. should support that as being in the Honduran people's long-term interest.

By the time the talking is done, a new president will have been legitimately elected, at the rate things are going with mediation and OAS intervention.

It appears to me this admin has been backing a "reckless" horse that has blinders on. And it will hurt our relations with the Honduran people if we back someone willing to incite violence for the sake of his ego and a return to power.

I have nothing against Zelaya personally or politically, but his actions should dictate how we proceed to resolve the crisis.

I hope what I've just said makes sense to all concerned.]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/oas_39th_general_assembly/ Wed Aug 12, 2009
Consider my opinion to be extreme, since it probably is.

But Cuba should not have been banned from participating in the OAS to begin with.

How do you claim a diplomatic organization, with the intent of unifying a region (whether it be the Americas or the World) when you readily exclude members? It is the antithesis of and a disgrace to diplomacy when you engage in the sort of bullying and marginalizing that diplomacy seeks to reduce or eliminate.]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/oas_39th_general_assembly/ Thu Jun 11, 2009
Dear to Hillary Clinton

my first interesting of politic was unfair treatment to labors. i want to solving this by politic. but, my category is ....................................

not solving, i want to advocate my need.. but, i`m not polician. even, little educated.

how can? do have any advice?]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/oas_39th_general_assembly/ Wed Jun 10, 2009
Couldnt in 1963....Now, we can.

Throw the World's Doors open and let the fresh air of freedom fill the House. Cuba is just the beginning. Let the other closed regions see the change; and watch prosperity, peace and security take hold.]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/oas_39th_general_assembly/ Mon Jun 08, 2009