Honduras: They're afraid because we arent http://www.greenleft.org.au/node/43927

Frank said the most remarkable development has been the radicalisation of the people. “Teenagers and twentysomethings I had known for a decade ... who before hadn’t been politically engaged at all, were suddenly sitting up in their chairs differently, eager to tell me stories of marches they’d joined, tear gas they’d tasted.”Resistance graffiti is everywhere — on US fast food franchises, road signs, government offices, bridges and even the US military base at Palmerola.There is even an unofficial theme song: “They’re Afraid of Us Because We’re Not Afraid”.