Jumblat Holds Sehnaoui Responsible for Halting Probe in Geagea Attempted Murder
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Progressive Socialist Party leader MP Walid Jumblat held Telecommunications Minister Nicolas Sehnaoui responsible for halting the investigations concerning the attempted assassination of Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea.
Jumblat told al-Akhbar newspaper that Sehnaoui is responsible for preventing the security authorities from acquiring the telecom data to continue the probe into Geagea’s murder attempt.
He described his meeting with U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs Jeffrey Feltman as excellent.
According to the daily, the PSP chief and Feltman considered the sniper attack on Geagea as “very serious.”
The U.S. official arrived in Beirut late Tuesday and later met with Jumblat at his residence in Clemenceau.
The LF leader said in April that he escaped an assassination attempt when a sniper fired at his residence in Maarab.
The telecom data usually includes the location of a caller and his movements, which Sehnaoui argues invades people’s liberties.
03 May 2012, 09:49
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Sehnaoui and the fpm as accessories to this murdor attempt, and they should be tried for their crimes.
03 May 2012, 10:30
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And you wouldn't understand that in any country, when an investigation subpoenas phone records, they are required to comply.
03 May 2012, 11:31
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you kidding me right ! you live in Lebanon what the hell you know about democracy and freedom , is only a convenient to who ever hold a gun , it is a slogan and empty words . you have Michel Aoun who talks about freedom and privacy as he sees it and anything he does not agree with is wrong . you have Hezbollah who put a gun to your head tells you we are the resistance and the only thing they are resisting is your freedom and your privacy . if you only can see what the real freedom and democracy is than you will realize what a prison you people live in
03 May 2012, 11:43
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@karim
stop misleading yourself and others and understand that the required data is not equal to infringment on privacy and civil liberties.
once more I explain the difference:
- the data is about which number called which number
- the data is about from a number called another number.
so put it back in your head and straighten your mind :)
not providing the data means helping the perpatrators of this crime, thus criminally charged.
03 May 2012, 14:31
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So it is OK for the hizb to have access to all this data but not the Lebanese security agencies !!!!
wow, and you are preaching about liberties!!!
do you know how conutries protect the liberties of their people???
why dont you google it and enlighten yourself about how liberites are protected!!!
03 May 2012, 10:36
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ah so Jumbalt is now joining the ingnorence gang, why am i not surprised? Mr. jumblat u know very well that it's not up to Mr Sehnaoui to give away the full data but to hte Judicial committee. so go and play elsewhere
03 May 2012, 11:29
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Kesrweneh hala2 serto kolkon btefhamo bel le2wenin serto azkiya ktir e layek ya zaki ne7na mbehil bas afarneha halmara l3awniyi heni yali msherkin bi mohawalet legtiyel leyem jeyi wbibayen kol shi
03 May 2012, 12:36
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To Geha And Dimashki What You Wrote Here Is The Realy Truth And Honest ... About The Others May God Forgive Them
03 May 2012, 12:38
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Ah ya Jumbalt ya batal give it to them FPM wankers, when you and the Hakeem speak the rest of the clowns should listen.God bless Lebanon
03 May 2012, 15:40
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It is good to see Jumblatt back in the fold. He knows well that if the Assad Regime in Syria survives, after all dissidents have been killed in Syria, after their families have been killed and after their homes have been destroyed, then Assad will direct his proxies in Lebanon, namely Hezbollah, or Wahab or any of the other cast of characters, to liquidate those who spoke against him in Lebanon. First among these will be Jumblatt. The shots fired at Geagea were not intended to kill, otherwise, they would have. But were intended to give warning, not just to Geagea, but to Hariri, Jumblatt and the others as well.
04 May 2012, 11:07
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other than insulting others, can't you find an intelligent comment to contribute with? oh I forgot: your IQ is 0....
it is funny to see fpm guys lose their temper when they have nothing t say to defend their stupid masters.... :)
04 May 2012, 06:48
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I wonder whether Minister Sehnaoui would have been so keen to protect "people's liberties" if the assassination attempt had targeted General Aoun?
