cacanite: re-posting my censored comment just for you, hope you appreciate.
Lebanon v/s Syria and Iran ? you israelis really are hallucinating if you think we Lebanese are going to wage the war that you're too afraid to wage yourself. we know it's a sad day when the US flees Iraq and let's you know they are sick of waging your wars, but now you have to face the facts:
either grow some balls and wage your own wars, of give up your expansionist dreams.
about the electricity project:
1) it is monitored and audited by 3 different and independent bodies, therefore no money can disappear (unlike the 11 billion $ which disappeared under saadoun's "liberated" gov't between 2005 and 2011)
2) it is not small at all since it includes renovation of the entire power gridline (which is so deteriorated it caused huge losses of energy) + transformers + 2 stations
3) i'll eagerly be waiting to see if you dare bomb it, knowing an electrical plant in Dimona might get some rough lovin' if you do
buy that worthless piece of crap? you must be out of your mind. not a dime to these unprofessional narrow-minded propagandists.
besides my french is good enough to know that when they say "proches du Hezbollah" it means there's no connection whatsoever, at worst they are sympathizers of the Resistance, like most of Lebanese.
@Banana
concerning the farateen, well, you say it yourself, who formed a government? and who fell out of grace because he dissed the saudi family in a recording that was made public?
all the noise they now make follows one single direction, which they announced during their paris convention after the gov was formed: they will take every and any chance to criticize and attack the government. well then, be our guests, keep barking. as they say, the dog who barks leaves no marks.
regarding your political hero theparrot, deploying the army in sensitive zones, taking unilateral moves and counting on the UN is a nice cocktail to get isolated, lose allies for some stronger ones who don't give an eff about you and showed over and over that they are indefectibly bound to their regional ally who turns out to be your enemy.
See how long one would last with this combination.
PS: calling them "the axis of evil" is a sign either real bad faith or blindly following bush's sick ideology.
We all know that court is illegal and is a fabricated tool to pressure and destabilize the country.
It's not a beauty contest nor a competition of who masters international law the best. The UN just represents the interests of the "big 5" security council members, it's neither angelic nor selfless, stop being so naive.
How come I'm not surprised canaanite? Your kind has been pushing for a statelet for decades, actually since before the civil war, and the civil war was partly caused by that.
Sadly, those who encouraged you in your run towards the edge of cliff didn't come and pick you up when you hit the ground, they just smiled and wondered how crazy it is that "divide and conquer" still works so bloody well after thousands of years.
So thank you for being so smart and demonstrating that you learned from your mistakes.
Yes I think Rahi should stop dying his hair, this is simply outrageous, all the rest doesn't matter, HAIR FIRST!
And about Assad, yes, he should denounce him and support the terrorist uprising of the Muslim brotherhood, even if it costs him up to the last Christian in the area, we don't care if they all die, as long as they die upholding the holy mission bestowed upon them by the United Nations (swt), then they will go to Heaven.
neutral voice: more than a dent was made into the STL's impartiality and neutrality, yet they ignored the remarks and disregarded all elements pointing towards israel. They never investigated in that direction.
This, and the fact that the court was never ratified by the Lebanese parliament, disqualifies it and no one will go and play their puppet game.
@patriot: Nasrallah never signed 1701 nor even announce he accepted it, and except in your wet dreams he never begged for the war to stop.
To the contrary, it was bolton and the israelis who had been claiming they were defending themselves and would take it to the end until they finally realized they were taking much more of a beating than they could handle. They asked and begged for the cease fire. Hezbollah kept firing missiles until the last minute.
PS: the one who causes the most damage doesnt necessarily win, it's the one who reaches the limit of damage he is willing to endure who loses.
PS2: all the casualty counts you mentioned come from AFP and or other press agencies who in turn took the figures from the israeli command, they were never anywhere near the combat zones to count the bodies themselves. And indeed israelis do not acknowledge all their losses, as was shown with the boat that was hit, or the 60 tanks that were destroyed and couldnt contain less than 4 in each...
PSP Discusses ‘Dangerous’ Situation over Hizbullah Rejection to Fund STL
07 October 2011, 13:57cacanite: re-posting my censored comment just for you, hope you appreciate.
Lebanon v/s Syria and Iran ? you israelis really are hallucinating if you think we Lebanese are going to wage the war that you're too afraid to wage yourself. we know it's a sad day when the US flees Iraq and let's you know they are sick of waging your wars, but now you have to face the facts:
either grow some balls and wage your own wars, of give up your expansionist dreams.
about the electricity project:
1) it is monitored and audited by 3 different and independent bodies, therefore no money can disappear (unlike the 11 billion $ which disappeared under saadoun's "liberated" gov't between 2005 and 2011)
2) it is not small at all since it includes renovation of the entire power gridline (which is so deteriorated it caused huge losses of energy) + transformers + 2 stations
3) i'll eagerly be waiting to see if you dare bomb it, knowing an electrical plant in Dimona might get some rough lovin' if you do
12 Wounded in Clash at ‘Mecanique’ Center
07 October 2011, 14:57buy that worthless piece of crap? you must be out of your mind. not a dime to these unprofessional narrow-minded propagandists.
besides my french is good enough to know that when they say "proches du Hezbollah" it means there's no connection whatsoever, at worst they are sympathizers of the Resistance, like most of Lebanese.
Syrian Army Infiltration Creates Fears of Crisis Spilling over to Lebanon
07 October 2011, 19:09@Banana
concerning the farateen, well, you say it yourself, who formed a government? and who fell out of grace because he dissed the saudi family in a recording that was made public?
all the noise they now make follows one single direction, which they announced during their paris convention after the gov was formed: they will take every and any chance to criticize and attack the government. well then, be our guests, keep barking. as they say, the dog who barks leaves no marks.
regarding your political hero theparrot, deploying the army in sensitive zones, taking unilateral moves and counting on the UN is a nice cocktail to get isolated, lose allies for some stronger ones who don't give an eff about you and showed over and over that they are indefectibly bound to their regional ally who turns out to be your enemy.
See how long one would last with this combination.
PS: calling them "the axis of evil" is a sign either real bad faith or blindly following bush's sick ideology.
Aoun Rejects Miqati’s ‘Illegal Commitments’ Abroad, Says ‘No’ to STL Funding
10 October 2011, 11:15We all know that court is illegal and is a fabricated tool to pressure and destabilize the country.
It's not a beauty contest nor a competition of who masters international law the best. The UN just represents the interests of the "big 5" security council members, it's neither angelic nor selfless, stop being so naive.
24 Dead in Worst Cairo Riots since Mubarak Ouster
10 October 2011, 11:19How come I'm not surprised canaanite? Your kind has been pushing for a statelet for decades, actually since before the civil war, and the civil war was partly caused by that.
Sadly, those who encouraged you in your run towards the edge of cliff didn't come and pick you up when you hit the ground, they just smiled and wondered how crazy it is that "divide and conquer" still works so bloody well after thousands of years.
So thank you for being so smart and demonstrating that you learned from your mistakes.
Al-Rahi: The Patriarch Follows no Party
10 October 2011, 11:32Yes I think Rahi should stop dying his hair, this is simply outrageous, all the rest doesn't matter, HAIR FIRST!
And about Assad, yes, he should denounce him and support the terrorist uprising of the Muslim brotherhood, even if it costs him up to the last Christian in the area, we don't care if they all die, as long as they die upholding the holy mission bestowed upon them by the United Nations (swt), then they will go to Heaven.
Report: Hizbullah’s Rejection to Fund STL Not Subject to Bargaining
10 October 2011, 14:16neutral voice: more than a dent was made into the STL's impartiality and neutrality, yet they ignored the remarks and disregarded all elements pointing towards israel. They never investigated in that direction.
This, and the fact that the court was never ratified by the Lebanese parliament, disqualifies it and no one will go and play their puppet game.
Geagea Says Silence over Syrian Incursion is ‘National Treason’
10 October 2011, 18:33@patriot: Nasrallah never signed 1701 nor even announce he accepted it, and except in your wet dreams he never begged for the war to stop.
To the contrary, it was bolton and the israelis who had been claiming they were defending themselves and would take it to the end until they finally realized they were taking much more of a beating than they could handle. They asked and begged for the cease fire. Hezbollah kept firing missiles until the last minute.
PS: the one who causes the most damage doesnt necessarily win, it's the one who reaches the limit of damage he is willing to endure who loses.
PS2: all the casualty counts you mentioned come from AFP and or other press agencies who in turn took the figures from the israeli command, they were never anywhere near the combat zones to count the bodies themselves. And indeed israelis do not acknowledge all their losses, as was shown with the boat that was hit, or the 60 tanks that were destroyed and couldnt contain less than 4 in each...
David Baragwanath Appointed New STL President after Cassese’s Resignation
10 October 2011, 18:46same shit, different name
Geagea Says Silence over Syrian Incursion is ‘National Treason’
10 October 2011, 19:18slash, seeing your hysterical diatribe i think you are the one in severe need for some pills.