Hariri: Nasrallah Seeking to Bypass Institutions by Suggesting Formation of Economic Committee
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Former Prime Minister Saad Hariri said on Monday that the March 14 alliance will not participate in any dialogue session unless it discusses Hizbullah's arms.
Hariri took to Twitter to respond to Hizbullah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah's Sunday speech, accusing him of always seeking to “abandon the constitutional institutions”.
"Nasrallah's latest invention is creating an economic committee,” Hariri said, adding that this time the Hizbullah leader “will not be able to bypass the constitutional institutions”.
"Nasrallah's government led to this miserable situation in Lebanon and he is the first to blame in this regard,” Hariri expressed.
"A neutral government is the solution for implementing economical reform,” he stated.
Concerning the 2013 parliamentary elections, Hariri remarked: “Nasrallah says that we (March 14) support the 1960 electoral law, but we don't and it appears that he is the one who does not want the elections to take place”.
Al-Mustaqbal leader said commenting on Syria's events that it would have been better for Nasrallah to tackle this issue like Bashar Assad's deputy Farouq al-Sharaa did.
“Assad's regime cannot win this war,” he stated.
“We will not return to Lebanon through Damascus' airport but we see in Nasrallah's remarks a deep understanding of the significance of losing the Damascus airport,” Hariri said.
Nasrallah on Sunday called on the rival March 14 forces not to await the return of Hariri to Lebanon “via the Damascus airport,” saying they must instead end their boycott and take part in drafting a new electoral law.
The March 14 alliance had announced following the assassination of the Chief of the Intelligence Bureau of the Internal Security Forces Brigadier General Wissam Hasan that it would boycott the national dialogue sessions and the government's work, awaiting Prime Minister Najib Miqati' resignation.
The former PM expressed that he did not understand Nasrallah's remarks on al-Qaida's role in Syria.
"His warning to al-Qaida against an international and Arab conspiracy raises many suspicions over his party (Hizbullah) and Iran's relation with the organization,” he noted.
Nasrallah had said that al-Qaida “will be the first to pay the price in Syria because there is a trap set up for them”.
Hariri called on the Hizbullah chief to take notice of “how the real resistance against Israel was able to prove itself and gain the respect of all Arabs”.
"He should have done that instead of criticizing March 14's visit to Gaza,” he said.
“Nasrallah lost all the support he had when the resistance transformed into a project aiming at taking over Lebanese authority and sovereignty,” he commented.
17 December 2012, 23:21
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""Nasrallah's government led to this miserable situation in Lebanon and he is the first to blame in this regard,” Hariri expressed."
This is so true.....that is why they don't want elections.
18 December 2012, 10:29
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The entire middle east and southern Europe are in bad economic shape and getting worse. Lebanon will become a proxy battle ground for the Iran/Shiite vs GCC/Sunni conflict unless M14 rejoins Parliament, gets a new election law and aims for the 2013 elections.
But Hariri has no plans to help Lebanon. His plans are to cripple Lebanon so that the vulture financiers, the multi-nationals can steal Lebanon for pennies on the dollar, just as his father did to grow his fortune from a few billion dollars to 16 billions in a few short years.
17 December 2012, 23:31
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Nasrallah: “whoever thinks that the (Syrian) opposition is capable of winning militarily is very delusional.”
Hariri: "Assad's regime cannot win this war”
I am taking bets on Hariri's words and betting against the Persian agent. Any takers? No Limit!!!
18 December 2012, 01:28
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I wouldnt go as far. The assads have killed thousands of palestinians in syria and lebanon. Israel has killed tens of thousands of palestinians in palestine and lebanon, imprisoned over 250000 thousands since 67, injured and maimed hundreds of thousands, millions if we count the psychological damage they caused children, in addition to stealing their land (which alone caused tremendous suffering) and opressing them in all the diffirent ways possible to opress for over 60 years.
So its not fair to white wash israel like this just because the assads also have tons of blood on their hands. They are both from the devil.
18 December 2012, 02:18
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Hariri?? It's he still cowardly hiding in Saudi Arabia in fear for his worthless life??
So easy to appose Sayed Naserallah from the safety of another country..
18 December 2012, 10:09
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Hariri in nothing more than a card that is already burned, he has no value to the citizens people of Lebanon. Look at the latest Bab Tebeneh wanna be jihadists (terrorists) from Tripoli that were eradicated in Tal Kalakh it was Hariri and his goons that recruited them.
18 December 2012, 11:21
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and Nasrallah is always in his undisclosed cave location--I don't see him making public appearances.
18 December 2012, 13:23
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as opposed to what happened to Harriri's at the hands of HA and Syria?
18 December 2012, 17:15
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at least there some members of HA that are actually INDICTED by a recognized court--don't let facts get in the way of your argument.
Oh yeah, it's an israeli conspiracy--why don't you actually PROVE that?
18 December 2012, 03:08
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Exactly correct. If he flys back in to the Hezz criminal airport their goons and bomb makers will be notified immediately. How nice to have a "resistance" who "protects" us all but kills those who speak within 24 hours of landing. They are a worse enemy than Israel because they are inside the country. Everyone knows it now. That is why Nassy is always on damage control duty and spewing propaganda.
18 December 2012, 03:18
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First of all, this guy was born and bred in Saudi Arabia. He did not experience the real suffer of the Lebanese people during the civil or the Israel war. Unless, you are a true Lebanese and contributed to Lebanon freedom and dignity, then you have the right to speak. You had your chances and you blew it. Move on.
18 December 2012, 10:19
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Shootingstar,,, I have fought and bled for my country and flag!!
18 December 2012, 04:18
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Star boy you do not get to decide which Lebanese can talk. This is the Syria Hezz way to shut people up. This is a new time.ASSad is going down and Nassy is not a God or elected. We will not shut up because of his guns and we will talk against his demonic Persian bred lies.
18 December 2012, 05:04
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There nothing funnier and more ironic than hizb tz supporters calling people that flee the country country cowards and their leader who they claim to be a hero hasn't seen sunlight in years. Your definitions of brave and hero are quite loose and extremely hypocritical. just sayin....
18 December 2012, 07:10
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Stop following all those stupid leaders and you would be on the right path to a bright future...as a true nation
18 December 2012, 08:13
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Hariri finally emerges from behind Saudi skirts. The complete lack of attention to reality reveals just how desperate the Future Party is. They will take the blame for the social and economic troubles.
March 14 is a primary reason for the problems of Lebanon. Using divisive and poisonous rhetoric they have divided the country causing violence and hatred that hobbles the economy and instills fear in the public.
Unmasked are Hariri and Saqr who recruited and armed the jihadists while claiming innocence. Unmasked is Hariri who has tried to topple the government through trickery and treachery for his Saudi patrons ...
18 December 2012, 09:22
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@mckinl
Do you ever re-read your posts? I think not, for if you did you will clearly see that they reflect M8 behavior to a T.
It is because of M8 and HA that the economy is in shambles. Lebanon's economy depends on tourists specifically from the gulf nations and those are coming no more thanks to M8 and its head HA.
As for M14 supporting the Syrian revolution, they never made a secret of it while all the time HA was trying to cover up for their armed participation on the side of Bashar's regime.
The Sunnis and Shiites better work out their disagreement before the proverbial shit hits the fan at which time it will be too late.
18 December 2012, 09:47
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Here is my post in case you missed it ... seems it has been removed ...lol !
Hariri finally emerges from behind Saudi skirts. The complete lack of attention to reality reveals just how desperate the Future Party is. They will take the blame for the social and economic troubles.
March 14 is a primary reason for the problems of Lebanon. Using divisive and poisonous rhetoric they have divided the country causing violence and hatred that hobbles the economy and instills fear in the public.
Unmasked are Hariri and Saqr who recruited and armed the jihadists while claiming innocence. Unmasked is Hariri who has tried to topple the government through trickery and treachery for his Saudi patrons.
18 December 2012, 09:53
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As for the economy in Lebanon it is no different than the economies in all of the middle east and southern Europe ... bad and getting worse. M14 is exacerbating an already dire situation ...
18 December 2012, 17:53
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@mckinl
"As for the economy in Lebanon it is no different than the economies in all of the middle east and southern Europe"
With a statement like the above quoted one from your response post one need say no more about the depth of your understanding about the Lebanese economy.
@the_roar
With an IQ as low as yours is, one would be well advised to refrain from insulting others.
18 December 2012, 18:05
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@FlameThrower
We both agree on the basis for Lebanon's economy. I am sure you, as I, are old enough to admit that, Hariri's stint in govt notwithstanding, Lebanon's economy has always been based on tourism as far back as the memory can go even before Hariri.
While Hariri can be faulted for not developing other legs underneath our economy such as encouraging manufacturing and other self sustaining economic areas, no one else has done that either from the M8 side not the FPM nor any other.
FPM'rs may not like the Sunnis, and maybe in their mind for good reason, but cutting ones nose to spite ones fate is hardly a smart approach when our economy is still tourism based. To be candid, I like you do not appreciate some of the attitude of the "khaliji's, yet for the sake of fellow Lebanese whose livelihood depends on them I am willing to tolerate it until such time that we no longer are in need of it.
18 December 2012, 18:09
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@the_roar
Wow! It is indeed faltering to know someone is hanging awaiting my response. Appreciate the compliment.
18 December 2012, 09:51
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you want him back to blow him up like Wesam el Hassan ?
if you were in his place, would you come back ?
18 December 2012, 10:23
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What world are you living in??? Prime Minister? Try deserter, it's more fitting!!
18 December 2012, 14:48
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Many things can be said about him, but at least he hasn't Lebanese blood on his hands. This is the only reason he has my respect.
