Honduras

The KGB Media and the Communist Big Education-Racket
The Boston Globe supposedly "inadvertently" posted an interactive application providing live coverage of exit-polling results that not surprisingly, predicted a Martha Coakley (the democrat) victory a full eight hours before the polls closed. Republican Scott Brown won the election handily once all the results were in and the ballots counted. This article looks into the reasons why the media and education system are so intellectually dishonest and loyal to a Soviet agenda.

Honduras Crisis: A Fleeting Moment of Sanity
Armando Valladares, former U.S. Ambassador to the Human Rights Commission of the United Nations, resigned from his position as Secretary General of the Human Rights Foundation, due to stanch disagreement with the organization's stance on Honduras. The former diplomat and Cuban prisoner of conscience resigned suddenly after discovering that the organization had joined the rest of the world in condemning the actions taken by the Honduran government last Sunday, June 28th, 2009. In his letter of resignation, Valladares is addressing Thor Halvorssen of The Human Rights Foundation.

The Inter-American Democratic Charter and Mr. Insulza
The Human Rights Foundation (HRF) published a letter sent to Jose Miguel Insulza, Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), denouncing his inaction and unwillingness to fulfill the mandate of the Inter-American Democratic Charter. The letter highlights the most flagrant violations of human rights in Bolivia, Ecuador and Venezuela, and insists that Insulza activate the charter’s Democratic Clause.