Anglican Schism

After 491 years after it broke away from Catholic Church the Anglican Church is itself breaking apart. The schism begun with a 2008 warning letter from Anglican’s traditional wing -Global Fellowship of Confessing Anglicans (GAFCON) and in October 2025 it became a break, a schism if you will. Forty-two million, or 85% of all practicing Anglicans are part of the GAFCON. The recent appointment of Sarah Mullally as Archbishop of Canterbury, a liberal woman was the final straw for the church’s traditionalists. The GAFCON bishops who hail from outside of Europe have condemned the ever progressing drift of “advocating liberalized sexual or moral teaching” and “abandoning of scriptures” by the Archbishop of Canterbury. GAFCON states that they represent the traditional doctrine of Anglican church and that liberal, Canterbury centered north have strayed into schism. Honduras belongs to IXth Province of the Episcopal Church and is not part of GAFCON.

Bye Bye Nuclear

Germany continues to blow itself up into economic irrelevance, as on October 25, its last two nuclear cooling towers were destroyed in Bavaria. Since 2017 Germany has shut down all of its 10 nuclear reactors. According to Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Seymour Hersh, in 2023, the US Navy has blew up three of four German-Russian Nord Stream pipelines in a case of biggest since WWII industrial sabotage. This inter NATO sabotage has broke off the inconvenient for NATO German-Russian energy cooperation. This sabotage has helped Germany’s economy to continually contract since 2023 and now its energy costs are the fifth most expensive in the world. At 38-44 US cents/kWh, Germany’s consumer energy prices is around 5% more expensive than Roatan’s.

Trump frees JOH

On December 1, 2025 the ex-Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández was pardoned by President Trump and few people seem to understand why. The Honduran head of state was arrested in 2021 and extradited to US where he was convicted of drug smuggling charges and sentenced to 45 years in jail JOH, but served just 19 months. JOH was extremely pro Israel in his eight years as Honduran president, to the point that in 2021 he converted to Judaism with his entire family. According to Israeli media JOH received assurances from influential Israeli officials that they would act on his behalf in an event of extradition to the US. It looks like while Israelis couldn’t fight JOH’s extradition during Biden they did secure his pardon during Trump. JOH is one of several Jewish criminals pardoned by Trump, including Joseph Schwartz, Philip Esformes and Joe Lewis. Israel is likely eyeing JOH as someone key
in implementing the Isaac Accords in Honduras.

Honduran Elections Fiasco

Honduras is no stranger to creative presidential coups and Hondurans were served yet another electoral fiasco in their November 30 elections. After around 12 hours of counting, on December 1, 57% of presidential votes were counted and National Nasry “Tito” Asfura was 515 votes ahead of Liberal Salvador Nasralla. The counting was inexplicably suspended with a “technical tie” and it took another 23 days to finish courting the remaining 43% of the votes. In the end, the Colombian based Grupo ASD [Grupo Asesoría en Sistematización de Datos Sociedad por Acciones Simplificada], which won the election counting bid, counted 3,793,868 cast ballots, with 5.2% of them being blank or null. In recent Honduran elections the invalid votes have been between 6% and 8% in 2013 Honduran elections. Nasry “Tito” Asfura was declared a winner by 27,026 votes, or below 1% of the vote. If the voting inconsistencies weren’t enough there was plenty of foreign interference in 2025 Honduran elections. President Trump meddled in just two days before the vote with a tweet threatening to suspend US aid: “If he [Asfura] doesn’t win, the United States will not be throwing good money after bad.” Brad Parscale, a former Donald Trump campaign manager and registered Israeli government agent has become part of making sure Tito Asfura won the elections. Nasralla and president Rixi Moncada’s Libre party called it the 2025 elections an “electoral coup.”