"الكتائب" يقرر البقاء في الحكومة: وزراؤنا مستمرون في المواجهة السياسية من داخلها

lol...

As expected

For clarification, I am pro-Phalange Party, and pro-LF, but I agree more with the stance of Geagea on this matter.

I understand this position taken by Phalange, and I hope they can be constructive in helping to oversee the next elections.

How disappointing... It turns out the only party with principles are the LF!

this is a joke
a banana republic at best

outleb
I said it before and I repeat it
The Kataeb under Bashir were good
bashir died so did the Kataeb so is Lebanon who has been dying slowly as we are getting from bad to worse
when is this downfall going to stop? who knows? will this decline stop? who knows? but I hope so

Now that was... well... umm... duh... expected?

another 2 generations and lebanese christians are finished, hence some wants partition...

The only christians getting weaker are on the mustaqbal side lol, fpm has never been any stronger. Kataeb is a patriotic party, they should stop the gimmick and join m8 w khalsouna ba2a.

Also outleb, you're kidding yourself if you think geagea stood by 'principles' and is 'noble' and more importantly 'knows what he's doing' rofl. Christians need to unite if they want to maintain themselves, starting with kataeb joining m8, and stop the nonesense about sheikh pier being killed by ha it's ridiculous and just plain brainwashing they've done you.

Maybe it is true that Lebanon's Christians will disappear within a couple of generations. But if this happens, the only loser is Lebanon. The ones who leave will move to the west, where they are accepted and have thrived since the beginning of their migrations hundreds of years ago. I hope this doesn't happen, but if it does they won't be the biggest losers.

As for the partition topic, sure some people do want it, and there are many reasons. But what's important here is not just the reasons why some want it, but also the reasons why some others don't want it. Let's be honest, if the country was partitioned, one part would quickly become almost fully developed, have a decent economy, tourism, education, modern society, and functioning infrastructure. The other part? Well let's just say that things won't look good for them, and they won't be getting any taxes/revenues from the developed part of the former country.. Some will deny this, but they know it to be true.

BaniMaarouf and Cedre, wishful thinking floating to the surface, I can see you both can hardly contain your anti-Christian emotions, but Christians will stay, as will the Shiites. The war in Syria simply demonstrates that when a minority decides to stay, it can do so against all odds.