On June 28th, 2009 the Honduran army on orders from the Legislative and Judicial branches of the country of Honduras, raided the compound of then president Manuel Zelaya, arrested him and summarily exiled him from the country. The cause? The expressly constitutionally forbidden act of attempting to lengthen the presidential term.
According to the constitution of Honduras, there is to be no debate about the length or number of terms a president can have. By law, the president of Honduras is elected for a single four year term, ever in their career.  Any attempt to lengthen the term of office, or change the number of terms that a candidate is viable for is expressly forbidden. The result of such an attempt by a sitting president as mandated by the constitution of Honduras, is immediate removal from office.

Which, is exactly what happened on June 28th of this year. The only thing I see that they did wrong was in not shooting Mr. Zelaya in the back of the head, and hanging his worthless corpse from the capital building flag pole as a warning to tyrants and despots.

Zelaya has, since his exile, been whining like a baby and demanding that the world move in and create for him a dictatorship err well he's been saying he wants to be restored as the democratically elected president, but what he really means is have the world create for him a dictatorship, which is what he was trying to do in the first place.

This folks does not happen often, it is a rare thing indeed more so in South America where tyrannical military revolutions seem to be a weekly event. Its refreshing to see an actually liberty oriented military for once.

That is what happened, why should we care? 

As good freedom loving people, all Americans should be interested in this case, what we have here, is the correct method, albeit a very lenient correct method of dealing with tyrants. Fortunately for the people of Honduras, the military was not co-opted in the planned destruction of their constitution and law, and actually came to their defense and removed Zelaya from power.
In the USA, we have our own constitution (duh right), it places checks and balances upon the government, we the people are expected to act as the final check against a government body, any government body attempting to co-opt the constitution and instill their own version of rulership over us.  We should support the new Honduran government, because they stood up to a would be dictator and held to their rule of law, even more so, we should support them because the rest of the world does not. It is almost plainly apparent that whatever the "global community" supports, is evil and tyrannical, and whatever it opposes, is in the best interests of individual freedom and liberty. The very idea of what happened in Honduras is the most terrifying thing to any one of a hundred moderately tyrannical world leaders out there right now, and so, rather than hearing about the heroic efforts of the Honduran people against dictatorship and totalitarianism, we hear of a "coup" and how what happened was wrong.

Americans should take note, should ever the darkest of days fall upon us, and we be forced, with or without the support of the military to remove a tyrant from office forcefully, we would be foolish to expect anything less from the press, or the rest of the world. We should care about this because there is no guarantee that someday, we may be in the exact same place as Honduras, looking down the barrel of the world, scared out of its mind that its people may someday feel the call of freedom, and it could be their carcass hanging from a flag pole in the capital.

Tyrants and wanna be tyrants protect each other, at least from their people; for them, a revolution is only a good thing when bringing tyrants to power. Freedom is like a cold, it can spread quickly, and like a cold, when the right things are done to the greater body, it can pass quickly too.

Why does the Obama administration support the ousted tyrant? I leave that for you to judge, for I cannot see his mind on this, I just find it interesting that for the first time in memory, we are siding with the tyrants and despots of the world, against liberty.