speeches are nice, they entertain the crowds. they are easy also, and cheap. now that you guys enjoyed the show, tell us more about the results.
ooh, i see, that's a tad more complicated huh?
hoping some day people will stop being fooled by promises and empty talks, and judge on the actions and results instead.
oh here we see your true colors, you don't wish well for the syrian people, you just want to see chaos and death and destruction. just like your friends of the FSA.
they've been trying tony, they've been trying believe me. but they weren't able to, so they turned on children and civilians. that massacre is just a way for them to turn people against assad.
oh so you're not an Arab? not that i thought otherwise, just surprised that you admit it.
first i didnt say "the Arabs are right" as you claim, i said "i agree the zaim-o-cracy is backwards" (just a little advice, try to adapt your ready-made cliches to the posted comment, just for relevance)
second, it's not a "typical response from a Arab" as you say with racist disdain, but it is a reality that, regardless of your race, you could see if you weren't so brainwashed
the real powers in US/EU/first-world countries are corporate and financial. Politicians are just puppets to entertain the people.
no matter who you vote for in the US, coca-cola, exxon, goldman sachs and halliburton will still call the shots. try to overthrow them if you can
btw, most violence in the world is caused by them. From wars for oil in the middle-east, Africa and elsewhere, to the widespread misery and exploitation even in your first-tier lala-land countries.
look at the financial crisis, how many millions of americans lost their houses? how many were left without a job to rot like beggars after a lifetime of working for that system?
all that while the governments bail out the banks with trillions. look at banks profits for a second, and tell me again that the people made the rules
at some point even the most delusional minds must reach some sort of coherence. if the regime is responsible because they could not stop terrorists from committing the massacre, then bushy bush should be considered responsible for not stopping 9/11 from happening.
btw you obviously are american, why do you post under an arab name? hopes of deception?
how refined you are tony! the lowness of your comments only reflect your own lowness and lack of arguments. insults are for the weak, and you illustrate that very well here.
Rival Factions Hail Hariri’s Efforts to Release Lebanese Pilgrims
28 May 2012, 02:46speeches are nice, they entertain the crowds. they are easy also, and cheap. now that you guys enjoyed the show, tell us more about the results.
ooh, i see, that's a tad more complicated huh?
hoping some day people will stop being fooled by promises and empty talks, and judge on the actions and results instead.
Ghalioun: For Battle of Liberation if U.N. Fails to Act under Chapter 7
28 May 2012, 03:09oh here we see your true colors, you don't wish well for the syrian people, you just want to see chaos and death and destruction. just like your friends of the FSA.
Ghalioun: For Battle of Liberation if U.N. Fails to Act under Chapter 7
28 May 2012, 03:09yes, just like george bush should have been hung for what happened on 9/11
Ghalioun: For Battle of Liberation if U.N. Fails to Act under Chapter 7
28 May 2012, 03:13they've been trying tony, they've been trying believe me. but they weren't able to, so they turned on children and civilians. that massacre is just a way for them to turn people against assad.
Troops Shoot Dead Man Who Failed to Stop at al-Madfoun Checkpoint
28 May 2012, 03:31oh so you're not an Arab? not that i thought otherwise, just surprised that you admit it.
first i didnt say "the Arabs are right" as you claim, i said "i agree the zaim-o-cracy is backwards" (just a little advice, try to adapt your ready-made cliches to the posted comment, just for relevance)
Troops Shoot Dead Man Who Failed to Stop at al-Madfoun Checkpoint
28 May 2012, 03:35second, it's not a "typical response from a Arab" as you say with racist disdain, but it is a reality that, regardless of your race, you could see if you weren't so brainwashed
the real powers in US/EU/first-world countries are corporate and financial. Politicians are just puppets to entertain the people.
no matter who you vote for in the US, coca-cola, exxon, goldman sachs and halliburton will still call the shots. try to overthrow them if you can
btw, most violence in the world is caused by them. From wars for oil in the middle-east, Africa and elsewhere, to the widespread misery and exploitation even in your first-tier lala-land countries.
look at the financial crisis, how many millions of americans lost their houses? how many were left without a job to rot like beggars after a lifetime of working for that system?
all that while the governments bail out the banks with trillions. look at banks profits for a second, and tell me again that the people made the rules
Ghalioun: For Battle of Liberation if U.N. Fails to Act under Chapter 7
28 May 2012, 04:36no not their own families wise ASSad, the killers are mercenaries and fanatics dreaming of taking power no matter the cost
Ghalioun: For Battle of Liberation if U.N. Fails to Act under Chapter 7
28 May 2012, 04:37" hopes of a protracted and crippling urban war." that's your idea of feedom?
what is a price of crap btw? you've been selling a lot of it it seems, you must know.
Ghalioun: For Battle of Liberation if U.N. Fails to Act under Chapter 7
28 May 2012, 04:40at some point even the most delusional minds must reach some sort of coherence. if the regime is responsible because they could not stop terrorists from committing the massacre, then bushy bush should be considered responsible for not stopping 9/11 from happening.
btw you obviously are american, why do you post under an arab name? hopes of deception?
Lebanese Dead, Another Hurt, Held in Ambush by Syrian Army
28 May 2012, 04:51how refined you are tony! the lowness of your comments only reflect your own lowness and lack of arguments. insults are for the weak, and you illustrate that very well here.