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Originally Posted by Jack Daw
I don't see a problem, typical elections Central America. They don't vote, but the ones with bigger guns take the power. Nothing unusual. It works the same way in "civilized countries", but people will get a choice from 2 seemingly different candidates (and nobody else). 
Why would scientific research (on which Honduras depends) be abandoned because of it? That would be rather contraproductive, ay?   |
Right on target! But "seemingly different"? I've never been able to tell them apart
. And you're right, anything that makes money Will be preserved.... at gunpoint if necessary.
Thanx for the info on crops
. From history I've read, they did the same thing to Oklahoma during the big Dust Bowl by not rotating crops & cutting down all the trees.... Turned the state into something worse than a desert.