War In Honduras

It is happening right now. The mobilization of Zelaya's forces and the military forces of Mitchelleti are on alert for activity on the Nicaraguan border. From:
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jAkMGKIUDg_ngUiZboxQbYj5_DPwD99FUKI00

The article says:

Zelaya's foreign minister, Patricia Rodas, said he is "on his way" back, but refused to say how or when he planned to enter Honduras. "Our president will be in Honduras at some point and some moment. He is already on his way." "The establishment and installation of an alternative seat of government will be to direct what I will call the final battle" against leaders of the coup that toppled Zelaya, she said.
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez — an ally of Zelaya — said he had spoken with Zelaya and the exiled leader told him: "I don't know if I will die, but I'm going to Honduras."
Rodas [said] that Zelaya's delegation has nothing to negotiate. It will simply demand that the "illegal regime surrender peacefully," and if it doesn't, Zelaya's side will declare the mediation to have failed, she said.
Former Cuban President Fidel Castro blamed the coup in Honduras on the U.S. Embassy and other top regional diplomats appointed by George W. Bush.

Excerpts over. Obviously his method of entry will not be disclosed due to the desire of his staff to see him get in. Now, the demanding of surrender, the creation of a new government for a final battle just seems to be the biggest sign of an intent for bloodshed.

Zelaya wants power now at the cost of his people's lives. Instead of putting his efforts to peaceful negotiations where the entire world is on his side he decides to push a forceful resolution to the crisis.

The world condemned the removing of Zelaya. The world has forgotten about Iran's hundreds of dead, and focused on Honduras. Two people at most, from what I can confirm, have died. The protests in Honduras were allowed to go forward as long as nothing was burned in the streets while people were gunned down in silence protests in Tehran. Obama said we should not meddle in Iran however condemns legal action by the government of Honduras to remove from power a violator of the Constitution.

This madness must stop. Sadly, the world may still support Zelaya when the final battle begins. This continued blind support for Zelaya will give Hugo Chavez a globally passive response to when Zelaya requests his assistance in restoring him to power.

War is coming to Honduras. It started with Zelaya a month ago when he stormed a military base to force the distribution of ballots. Now, how it ends I can not predict. I know that the next path is going to be war and it will most likely come after Saturday.