Excellent MSNBC Interview With Ehtar El-Katatney

An excellent interview with Egyptian journalist Ethar El-Katatney on MSNBC's Chris Hayes aired yesterday.

MSNBC did their best to interject, ironically in the words El-Katatney later stated, the fabled boogey men that might rise from the lack of stability in Egypt, and more ironically the U.S. might be opposed to any stability rising from Egypt resulting from anti-western, or anti-Israel, factions.
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Webster Tarpley on Syria

This is a very telling, and revealing interview between Alex Jones, of Infowars.com, and Webster Tarpley. It goes to show that the saber rattling for the invasion of Syria, or what N.A.T.O. refers to a "no fly zone".

He explains, being one of the only reporters on the ground in Syria, that the troops are not killing civilians, but vice versa, and the majority of people are in support of President Assad.



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Is the U.S. headed towards Hondourian Fate?

An issue talked about briefly in the media, not enough as it should be, is the situation in Honduras regarding their former, now ousted, president Manuel Zelaya.

Zelaya attempted to call for a referendum to attempt to change the Honduras Constitution, remove term limits, and attempt to follow the dictator of Venezuela Hugo Chavez.  The Honduras Supreme Court intervened and warned Zelaya that what he was attempting to do was illegal and in violation of the Constitution. Zelaya ignored the high court and in June attempted to continue with his plans.

Zelays defiance to the Supreme Court led to the court ordering the Honduras military to arrest Zelaya, at his home, and fly him out of the country. This has led to outrage from several nations, including the United States, or atleast United States politicans. The outsting of Zelaya is called a coup, and top Washington liberals such as President Obama and Secretary Clinton are urging for the reinstatement of President Zelaya, and refuse to recognize Roberto Micheletti, the interm president, as the legitamate president of Honduras.


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