The Beeb features street theater in Honduras as the thrown-out President Manuel Zelaya huddled with his mentor Hugo Chavez in Managua and claimed, at the close of the news cycle, that he was going to fly back to his capital Tecucigalpa and resume his term. Zelaya is a dolt and a laughingstock. Chavez is a shrewd, tireless provocateur who knows that the fuel for his ambition is anti-Americanism and pro-Jihad. Unclear that this point how Chavez will finesse the non-America, non-jihad turmoil in Honduras. Zelaya would improve his street credibility if he would don a full beard and try on fatigues and a little Marxism. Meanwhile the Speaker of the Congress in Honduras, Robert Micheletti, has assumed the presidency to serve out the remaining seven months of Zelaya's term. By Honduras constitution, Zelaya cannot be re-elected.