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Head of Syrian National Council: Syrian Regime to Commit More Assassinations in Lebanon

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The head of the Syrian National Council Abdel Basset Sayda accused the Syrian regime of being behind the assassination of Internal Security Forces Intelligence Bureau head Brigadier General Wissam al-Hasan, reported al-Joumhouria newspaper Monday.

He warned: “The Syrian regime will commit more assassinations in Lebanon in order to create unrest in the country and cover up its crimes in Syria.”

“Hasan's assassination will give the Lebanese and Syrian revolts a new push aimed at toppling the dictator and build two states produced from the will of their respective people,” he told the daily.

He deemed the assassination as a “purely political one”, linking it to the August arrest of former Minister Michel Samaha on charges of forming a criminal gang aimed at carrying out attacks in Lebanon at Syria's behest.

Hasan played a major role in uncovering the plot.

“Hasan did not hide his support for the Syrian regime and he is therefore a martyr of the revolt in both countries,” noted Sayda, who also revealed that he had met with Phalange Party leader Amin Gemayel without offering further details.

“Hasan's murder will enforce the solidarity between the Lebanese and Syrian people,” he declared.

On reports that former Premier Saad Hariri had appointed MP Oqab Saqr to coordinate contacts between the Syrian revolution and opposition, Sayda said: “Coordination between us and all the March 14 forces still stands.”

“It is based on respecting the interests of both countries,” he added.

“Hariri is the son of a major martyr who loved Lebanon and Syria and sought their interests,” said the head of the Syrian National Council of Lebanese former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri who was killed in a massive car bomb in Beirut in 2005, which the March 14 camp blamed on Syria.

“He was the true resister against Israel … contrary to what the forces that claim defiance against Israel allege, starting with the Syrian regime and the resistance in Lebanon,” Sayda said.

Addressing Hizbullah, he warned: “The end of the oppressors is near and cannot be escaped.”

“The party must realize that the Syrian regime will hold negotiations at its expense and it should therefore launch national dialogue with all members of the Lebanese community,” he declared.

“Hizbullah has turned into a Lebanese party with a Lebanese agenda into one that has regional interests,” he stressed.

To the Lebanese people, he said: “We share a joint fate.”

“You have suffered from the oppression of the Syrian regime and you have been its victim,” he continued.

“The Syrian people are today suffering from the same oppression. Syria and Lebanon will not witness stability until the regime is overthrown,” he added.

Hasan and his companion were killed in a car bomb in Beirut's Ashrafiyeh district on Friday.

The opposition in Lebanon accused the Syrian regime of being behind the crime, calling on the government to resign.

Comments 42
Missing whyaskwhy 22 October 2012, 07:29

thats surprising I thought he would have said the Nambian liberation party did it! offcourse he will accuse the current Syrian tyrant of doing this. All these accusations are great but will not get us any further especialy since no one in the government is listening. After all our governements are not for the people....

Missing greatpierro 22 October 2012, 07:42

The worse thing to come is that if Assad is toppled by the opposition, the lebanese will continue their infighting siding each with one side. When we lebanese will side by ourselves?

Thumb mowaten 22 October 2012, 07:51

as far as we know about alhassan's assassination (=nothing, despite the m14 chorus this weekend, there is zero evidence to point the finger at anyone) it could be the FSA who assassinated him, directly or through their alqaeda elements, to force a lebanese reaction in their favor.
thanks but no thanks abdel basset, you can keep your advices to yourself.

Thumb slash 22 October 2012, 08:01

Mowaten i am not that good in excel , do you know how to convert a line to a column while pasting ? thank you :)

Thumb slash 22 October 2012, 08:41

glad it made you lough FT :) i was missing that smile these last days ;)

Thumb bigsami 22 October 2012, 17:23

More sewage spewing from Farsi Motormouth. Your posts clearly reflect your standard ignorance and fear that soon your regressed stone-aged butchers will be going down!

Thumb mowaten 22 October 2012, 08:03

lol you're serious or is this some sort of joke?
in any case just right-click, "paste special", check "transpose" and hit ok

Thumb slash 22 October 2012, 08:04

why lol ? chou 3ayb if we dont know and we ask ? thank you :)

Thumb mowaten 22 October 2012, 08:07

no, just that it came out a bit of nowhere, so i was wondering. you're welcome :)

Thumb jabal10452 22 October 2012, 11:37

Walla mni7a! We're helping each other across the political divide instead of calling each other names!
I'm happy!

Missing theobserver 25 October 2012, 12:43

Guys, after long time of bickering, it appears that actually u love each others ! :)

Missing th21 23 October 2012, 03:48

Mowaten Slash FT glad to see you guys COMMUNICATING! :)

Default-user-icon S2 (Guest) 22 October 2012, 08:11

Come on people, we know who did it.. We know who did previous assassinations. We also know they will continue..

Missing elsaidst 22 October 2012, 08:14

Come on people, we know who did it, we know who did previous ones and we know who will do more in the future..

Thumb mowaten 22 October 2012, 08:32

how do you "know" it? please, tell me

Missing rami 22 October 2012, 08:41

Bye bye Adha holidays, the ongoing action in our country is front news all over the Gulf. Hotel and restaurant owners will have to wait till new year. The wahabis who can afford 400$/night will not come, a blow to the economy, yes the wahabis, wayno Karim?

Thumb mowaten 22 October 2012, 08:51

fist the gulf countries already told their citizens a while ago to not come here, so it's not like anyone expected a big season.
second the biggest loss of tourism from arab countries is due to the syria war, look at the numbers of tourists who used to come through the land border, and dropped to near zero since the unrest
third, and most importantly, what are you trying to say, that they have money so we should let them dictate our conduct? you're the kind to spread em for cash?

Missing rami 22 October 2012, 08:58

Whatever mowaten, don't make me say what i din't say, its up to you to swallow it the way you want, one thing is for sure its all screwed up, new government? for what? same shit different faces?

Thumb mowaten 22 October 2012, 09:47

i dont need to make you say anything, it's right up there what you said, and i answered it.
you're the one bringing up unrelated subjects, which i didnt even mention (new government)

Missing salafi_slayer2 22 October 2012, 10:10

This agent's statement is a clear admission that not only are the FSA terrorists responsible for the first false flag bombing in Ashrafieh but will also be responsible for future bombings inside Lebanon aimed at pointing the finger at the Assad regime.

Thumb mowaten 22 October 2012, 10:18

thank you.

Thumb thepatriot 22 October 2012, 11:59

Yeah, well... lots of bombs have gone off, names of suspects were released, Hezbollah refused to deliver them, and other investigators who started pointing their finger at the assasins were assassinated tyhemselves...so...we are the one country on earth where the killers are never caught... in order to preserve the order...crazy huh!

Thumb mowaten 22 October 2012, 12:50

the STL lists some names, and we're supposed to hand them over? balla? man wake up, they refused to investigate each and every direction that didnt suit them, they never came up with any evidence, and they demonstrated extremely dubious ethics.

here for instance http://english.al-akhbar.com/content/who-was-wissam-al-hassan
they very simply say they didnt pursue the investigation la ma yza3lo el FSI, and you dont find that shocking!??!!?

Default-user-icon majd (Guest) 22 October 2012, 15:44

He said al-akhbar that's so funny hihihihihi.

Default-user-icon Fostok Bezer (Guest) 22 October 2012, 12:34

nata2 zakariya! khalles bi kha...ak bel awal

Default-user-icon same (Guest) 22 October 2012, 13:53

you don't have to tell us twice we know it the syrian regime has been committing assassinations in Lebanon since the seventies

Default-user-icon same (Guest) 22 October 2012, 16:51

now who could disagrees with my simple obvious accurate statement, Bashar is that you silly boy don't you have children to kill.. or maybe some other Syrian like FlamingTurd or mowaten sourreh.

Missing peace 22 October 2012, 14:03

still are two faithful hezbi dogs trying to sell their soup... as if the syrian regime never commited crimes in lebanon using the same coward method...
oh! and always one that is against syria, note it! strange isn t it?
they are soooo funny trying to find other culprits in that crime... desperate is a better word to justify their allegiance to syria....

Thumb mowaten 22 October 2012, 16:23

are your arguments so weak that you need to call us names?

Thumb mowaten 22 October 2012, 16:26

and yes, kill an anti-syrian and you get an anti-syrian reaction. how damn smart does one need to be to understand that?
look at the reactions on the streets, do you think they are so original that no one could have predicted them?
of course the FSA has all interest in involving lebanon, making lebanese side with them, so of course they're going to kill someone which would incriminate the syrian regime. think a little, THINK FFS

Missing peace 22 October 2012, 16:43

mowaten why do they never kill anyone from M8?.. strange isn t it? why do they kill elhassan who involved two high syrian officials? FSA would kill him to prevent him from going on? LOL!
oh! and don t forget that one of yours was ready to plant bombs in christian villages in the north to accuse.... sunnis! your side is ready to do whatever it takes to make M14 look like barbarians, but samaha intentions were laudable i guess!
you need more? so you cannot prevent from being highly suspicious towards the syrian regime as they ALWAYS acted like this in lebanon...
but of course for M8 it is impossible... it proves how faithful you are to this regime, like it or not and you deserve the name i called you, coz whatever assad do you will always be faithful and find him excuses..

Thumb mowaten 22 October 2012, 16:54

be suspicious ya khayye but when the consequence of this assassination serves the FSA and goes against assad, allow me to be suspicious. i never said assad was a saint, i never said he was incapable of this, certainly he is, but he is not dumb! when hariri got killed it was clear this was going to make him lose lebanon, and he did lose it. now this will certainly cause many more lebanese to join the FSA and contribute much more in all aspects, from fighting, to logistics, to support. how was al hassan a threat to assad? he arrested samaha, about whom nobody cared. w ba3den?

Missing peace 22 October 2012, 17:14

yes as you like. you seem to know everything. pardon my ignorance and have it your way if it makes you happy. if you truly believe that hezbollah is the solution to make lebanon thrive economically, if syria is here to help us and help the lebanese be free and sovereign and only wants the good for you and the people , if M8 is the solution to make things better and stop the corruption and reform the state, let me leave you into your hope!
if you believe that M14 is the source of all evils and at the feet of israel, you must be a happy man to have such a convinced position.
the world seems easy with M8, just like george bush there are two camps: the good and the bad! obviously M8 are the good ones and M14 the bad ones.
again sorry for contradicting your truths, those against M8 are really dumb people! good life...

Missing peace 22 October 2012, 14:21

ask jamil elsayyed he may have a few answers....

Missing bigjohn 22 October 2012, 15:08

You should pay attention to Syria and tell the foreign Salafites in Syria (including a number of M14 Lebanese) to stop murdering the "non-believers" by planting car bombs in Christian neighborhoods! And, yes we and the Syrian people know who resisted the Israeli/American enemy and who were hugging the Israeli/American enemy.

Default-user-icon you wot (Guest) 22 October 2012, 15:47

General Aoun: "By the way, I remind you here that the Syrian regime had said that it came to ‎Lebanon to save its Christians from extermination. I want to ask this regime who, apart from ‎it, in fact wanted to exterminate us?" MTV 2002

Missing allouchi 22 October 2012, 16:57

little Johnny, did it cross your mind that maybe the butcher Assad of Syria could plant such bombs or is he too innocent and civilized to attempt such an act...hum ask Smaha "Bachar Wanted it"...

Missing bigjohn 23 October 2012, 19:33

It could be. But, I find it harder to believe that you think Assad did this instead of Al-qaida since they do it daily.

Thumb slash 23 October 2012, 06:25

bigjohn i'll take this sentence of yours :"who were hugging the Israeli/American enemy." and tell you that America handed Lebanon to syria on a silver plate in the 90's becasue they helped Americans in their gulf war , that was the price of the syrian involvment in that bloody war , so following your logic Syria and Israel are sleeping in the same bed !

Missing bigjohn 23 October 2012, 19:30

I was talking about the Lebanese Resistance...Not the lousy Syrian regime.

Default-user-icon mazen (Guest) 22 October 2012, 15:15

How does this man know that? maybe it is his salafist thugs committing those Gea-Gean crimes? Having said that, the Assad regime is capable of even more. We have witnessed what that regime committed in Lebanon throughout the 70s, 80s, and 90's under the protection and tutelage of the USA, and its allies (including the ARABS). The silent majority must rise!!! and topple all the thugs running our country.

Default-user-icon georges khoury (Guest) 22 October 2012, 21:27

do you mean bashar innocent untill proven guilty?shou inta blind.ya roar.