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Ousted Honduran leader: Israeli mercenaries are trying to kill me
By Roy Semione, Haaretz Correspondent and Haaretz Service
Tags: Israel News, Manuel Zelaya 

Eighty nine days after being ousted from office in an opposition coup, ex-Honduran president Manuel Zelaya has claimed in an interview with an American newspaper that Israeli mercenaries are trying to kill him.

"We are being threatened with death" Zelaya told the Miami Herald, adding that "Israeli mercenaries" are torturing him with high-frequency radiation at his refuge at the Brazilian embassy, where he has been since returning to the Central American country on Monday.

"I prefer to march on my feet than to live on my knees before a military dictatorship," Zelaya said, after telling the newspaper that the mercenaries were likely to storm the embassy and assassinate him.
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The report also quoted a Honduran police spokesman as saying he knew nothing of any radiation devices being used against the former president.

"He says there are mercenaries against him? Using some kind of apparatus?" the spokesman was quoted as saying. "No, no, no, no, sincerely no. The only elements surrounding that embassy are police and military, and they have no such apparatus."

Zelaya was ousted at gunpoint on June 28 and returned to the country on Monday, two days before he was scheduled to speak before the United Nations General Assembly.

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      1.   If "Israeli mercenaries" wanted him dead 20:24  |  Chaim Ben Kahan 25/09/09
      2.   Well Gee Gosh Golly Wonkers!!! 22:30  |  Heather Czerniak 25/09/09
      3.   Honduran leader 22:37  |  The Teacher/Instruct 25/09/09
      4.   Radiation aparatus? 23:29  |  jesse 25/09/09
      5.   Next they will say that israeli mercenaries killed Jesus ! 23:41  |  Vitaly 25/09/09
      6.   Reality or paranoia....??? 01:54  |  Swiss (Dino) 26/09/09
      7.   Israeli mercenaries 02:19  |  Leon 26/09/09
      8.   Zeleya is an idiot 02:23  |  sam 26/09/09
      9.   Is being alittle crazy needed to lead a country?or does Job do it 03:06  |  Bloodyscot 26/09/09
      10.   Can anyone please lend him ... 03:34  |  Jasper 26/09/09
      11.   Zelaya 04:36  |  Mark 26/09/09
      12.   his buddy chavez is putting thoughts in his head...lol 08:12  |  eric 26/09/09
      13.   Where`s the logic ? 10:33  |  Ed 26/09/09
      14.   What exactly does he feel when tortured with radiation? 11:11  |  MR 26/09/09
      15.   Who Da Cowboy Baby? 11:44  |  FOX 26/09/09
      16.   radiation , it`s very possible 14:33  |  mohamed 26/09/09
      17.   Israeli mercenaries are God like 15:33  |  David 26/09/09
      18.   Ousted Honduran leader`s comments. 15:52  |  David Nigel Braham 26/09/09
      19.   Reality or paranoia....??? 21:12  |  Swiss (Dino) 26/09/09
      20.   This is the same type of device that has been used against Arafat 21:20  |  Yaakov Sullivan 26/09/09
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