Aoun Hopes 'Extremists' Will Fail to Control Large Swath of Lebanese

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Free Patriotic Movement leader MP Michel Aoun expressed hope on Wednesday that “extremists” will fail to control a large swath of the Lebanese.

Following talks with a Hizbullah delegation headed by Ghaleb Abu Zainab, Aoun hailed the understanding reached with the party in 2006.

“Our alliance with Hizbullah will vanquish because it is based on goodwill and holds no grudge against anyone,” Aoun told reporters at his residence in Rabieh.

He lamented however that the alliance had been criticized of being a Maronite-Shiite front against the Sunni sect. “They are mistaken,” he said.

The Change and Reform bloc leader also claimed that the understanding between the FPM and Hizbullah had changed the course of events not just in Lebanon but also in the region.

After his comments, Abu Zainab stressed that the understanding had “blocked turmoil surrounding Lebanon.”

He lauded Aoun for “preventing strife” in Lebanon, and helping Hizbullah consolidate understanding among the society's different factions.

Comments 7
Default-user-icon aloush torzaya (Guest) 06 February 2013, 15:32

listen to this filthy extremist threaten his Maronite neighbors with a sectarian war over an individual incident, goodwill indeed..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1-k61mIRdQ

Thumb Bandoul 06 February 2013, 15:55

yislam timmak!

Thumb geha 06 February 2013, 15:59

aoun is loosing it each day more.

Missing allouchi 06 February 2013, 17:00

What an idiot Aoun is ?? really amazing...he should be put on display in a zoo...

Default-user-icon brain dead AKA a Aounist (Guest) 06 February 2013, 17:48

This shows so much courage from Aoun telling the extremist he was meeting with that their attempts to control a large swath of the Lebanese will fail.

Default-user-icon Evron Kimponia (Guest) 06 February 2013, 22:57

With crazy Sunnis getting crazier and with the support of scum bags like Hariri and Miqati, there is little hope. Christians and lovers of the institutions, REJOICE.

Missing freemind 07 February 2013, 03:01

though all (6) points are well written & make a nice continuous flow, i must say that you are looking at the matter from one angle, and one angle only. assuming certain things (i guess that Syria/Hzb killed Hariri), exaggerating certain points, totally obliterating the presence of other 'dangerous' elements and events that took place (Nahr el Bared,...),painting too rosy a picture of pre-2005 and so on & so forth.