جعجع يقول "نحن في زنزانة بسجانين": الاول ليس لبناني الهوى والثاني يتغير حسب مصالحه

Hakim W'basssss Habib Al Malayeen Bil Rou7 Bil Damm Nafdika Ya Hakim;)

it seems you noticed.

Geagea is just reflecting on the reality of the situation. Nasrallah's policies indeed have nothing to do with Lebanon, and his speech in Dayhe showed that. The only group who doesn't recognise Israel's right to exist is Hezbollah. All the others have moved on because the truth is that Israel isn't going anywhere.

It is not the person that I focus on, but on the ideas that person presents.
He is right on all accounts. The Lebanese people are in a virtual prison. The Govrnment cares less about the needs of its citizens but serve their interests. Aoun puts himself ahead of the nation. Nasrallah (and few others) have an ideology that is foreign to the Lebanese culture or interests. The demographics of Lebanon has changed so much in the last 3 decades that we have too many non-Lebanese dictating Lebanon's politics and influencing its Governments.

He has some points, whether you like the guy or not.

But one thing I'd like to point out is that he talks of previous governments who were most of the time led by his fellow allies!

History is pointless with politicians in Lebanon. Human rights is also pointless. They don't even bother with logic... logic?! what's logic! If my people swallow the stupidities why bother with trying to be smart?

how strange! someone is talking about Lebanon and building a state called Lebanon. This is a foreign phenomenon to a lot of Lebanese.

And in an apparent jab at Nasrallah, the LF leader said “his policies are not Lebanese, his aspirations are not Lebanese and his plans have nothing to do with Lebanon.

http://youtu.be/fWjgln7EBU0

Ayub drones will be flying over marab soon

geagea is the only dude that know what the hell he's saying.

Wolf your hatred for Geagea is your right and you are entitled to this. But don't let your hatred cloud your judgement in taking sides on the political fence because you know better than most we need new blood. Having said that, there is a saying in football about playing the ball not the man. And on this point I challenge you to accept that what Geagea has said and done in the last nine years for the most part is worthy of acknowledgement versus actions and words of others that reek of undermining the state for self interest. We Lebanese would gladly cut off our nose to spite our face and this I see every day in real life.

Just the opposite, Lebanese are in a prison with thick walls created by the constitution; some 70 years ago a constitution has been architected to ensure division(based on religion)and discrimination between its people. This to ensure continuity of wealth and power of few feudals families. Ironically these families are puppets to foreign powers who regularly interfere in and determine the politics and the life and death of the Lebanese. May be one day in the coming 200 years the Lebanese will find out that it is not my Muslem,Christian, Druz modest neighbor who is creating my misery , but my traditional religious/political leader.

The truth can't be spoken any more plainly.

I am now in the Bekaa, and can tell you from first hand, that the people here are now under the direct protection of Hezbollah. They have cut a new road that runs all up and down the Lebanese - Syrian border and they patrol it. Where is the government and the army? This is their job, but Hezbollah has undertaken these tasks in the absence and vacuum of the legitimate government.

Wolf, you don't have to like Geagea. He did bad things during the civil war, and accepted Taef i.e. submitted to Syria after years of fighting them. Sure he was behind multiple assassinations, but no one was a saint during the war. Since he's come out of prison, he's been naive. He joined Hariri and hardly got any seats, and most of the time has been saying the right things. I don't support this guy, but at least he's trying to make up for his mistakes and trying to rebuild Lebanon. That's the least we can ask of him given his past.

Aoun, on the other hand, stood up to Syria during the war before fleeing. He waited for Syria to leave before coming to Lebanon, then allied with Hezbollah. He's a sell-out more than Geagea. If he was afraid of saying no to both Hezbollah and Hariri, then he should have stayed in France. Rather than showing honour, staying independent, and continuing his anti-Syria stance he sold himself out. Aoun turned on everything he stood for, in which young kids died defending his stance

Aoun was ethical in the beginning, he was a general of the Lebanese Army, who legally assumed the premiership and legally acted as president. The Muslims, controlled by Syria, illegally made another government. Of course all the Muslims would agree to Taef, but when Geagea agreed to it, he left Aoun isolated. Taef was a raw deal, and Geagea no longer recognised Aoun as acting president. This is why I didn't like Geagea. But that's over with, Geagea wants Lebanon to become a country once again, whereas Aoun has put this country in a standstill trying to become president.

Geagea killed more christians than anybody else. For those who don't know that because they were too young when it happened, check his history and you will know. He is the biggest criminal in Lebanon. Stop following him blindly because he says what you would like to hear, but he never did anything for the Christians. So please, wake up.