Photo Gallery: SF Protesters Decry Media Censorship in Honduras
Photos: Laura Hautala for the Appeal Foot traffic was slowed by protesters yesterday evening at Market and Powell. Opposite the City's mammoth downtown shopping mall,...
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expat said:
August 13, 2009 8:36 AM
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Seeing the Honduran "coup" in real time is a lot different than watching it on TV... The huge majority of the country is going about it's daily routine the same as before Mr. Zelaya was removed from office under the orders of the Supreme Court by the military. For those of you who want to see the truth.. Surf the net for amature pictures - NOT - the major news media. All news media has their own agenda. There are serious over/under reporting of pro/anti demonstrations. Watch for high angle wide shots. You the thinking people than then can get a good idea of the truth. I am in the center of Honduras. I am not making judgments from media sources. Also the statement that extra judicial killings are being under reported. Before the removal of Zelaya there was a average of 12 murders a day in the capitol city. Very few if any were political in nature. Over 50% are never solved nor is anyone even questioned. It stands to reason that only if this number exceeds 12 would anyone assume political killings.