13. That was poor judgment on the part of the military
But they were serving a civilian-ordered arrest warrant anyway.
They just went overboard thinking there would be less violent demonstrations if Zelaya were out of the country.
He should have been put in jail. I don't think that would have appeased all those who blindly follow Zelaya though. It still would be mistakenly called a military coup.
Too bad the Honduran constitution doesn't have a method of impeachment.
Had it had that, all this would have been unnecessary and they would have just impeached Zelaya.
That would have been easy with the Congress, the Supreme Court and his own Attorney General against him.
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