Big difference between hezballah and the PLO. The PLO set up check points everywhere asking Lebanese who they were and they go in their own land. The attacked Israel almost daily which resulted in constant retailiation and clashed constantly with the leb army. Big difference. Hezballah is much more disappointed and respectful. However, this is a mistake if true. Hezballah has no right to interfere in the arrest, just as the freaks in tripoli have no right to react to the arrest of the terrorist.
38 years ago jumblatt sided with terrorists against the Lebanese security forces. The Sunnis took up arms and attacked the Lebanese army when they sided with the terrorists from a neighboring conflict... Back then it was the Palestinians and now its Syrians. Same thing exactly, all backed by foreigners with their own agenda... Ksa, Israel, turkey, Syria, USA, Russia etc.
Let us see all those who defend Syrian terrorist over the lebanese security forces!
So the Mustaqbul Party and their subordinates will only take part in a "National Dialogue" if the country's government collapses? The country is on the brink because of Tripoli allegiances to syria and they still put conditions and demands on coming together for national salvation (Lebanese) dialogue?!
Who comes up with these brave political decisions?
So the Sunni salafists from tripoli have no allegiance to the Syrian rebellion? Half of tripoli have relatives from Homs. When lebanon was negotiating the republic, most of tripoli wanted to remain Syria... Who is protesting very second day for the past year, holding the Syrian rebel flags? Both sides put Syria before Lebanon and therefore, they are both equally guilty.
Say what to "my boss" ? Get over your self and your Aoun issues... These people are willing to destroy Lebanon because of what is happening in Syria and you want to turn it into one sided guilt.
I ask the president of the republic of Lebanon, why he is so keen on welcoming the UAE citizens without questioning the repot that the UAE are expelling Lebanese nationals purly on the basis of their religious sect?
I am not Shiite, or Muslim... I am Lebanese, and I am concerned and demand answers about my fellow Lebanese being deported because of their religion or supposed political affiliations!
Shame on this racist and facist policy. Who do these camel riding, tent dwelling Bedouins, think they are? Just because they have found oil under their desert lands, they think they are better than the Lebanese!? Our culture and buisness intuition will take them more than a thousand years to reach our level. Decades of war, destruction and foriegn manipulation and we still have a GDP of over $10,000.
Let these camel owners stay in their deserts... It will not have any long term affect on Lebanon!
This is a clear and honest assessment of the real situation. The USA, ksa, gulf states, jordan and Israel are fighting a proxy war against what king Abdullah of jordan said is a "Shiite crescent, from Iran, Iraq (thanks to the us invasion) Syria, hezballah and Hamas. The Russians and Chinese are siding with Syria and the west with the rebels. One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. This is not just the people against a tyrant... the rebels and anti regime forces struggle to command 50% popularity amoung the Syrian people. I am not for or against any side, but only wish lebanon stays free of any spill over conflict. The problem is, when it becomes so sectarian, like it has become... The end game is war in Lebanon. We can't blame anyone else but our selves. Lebanese are idiots.
I watched a British sky news report about the last suicide bombing in Damascus... I was surprised about the reporting of a victim. He was a 18 year old Sunni from Homs whose family refused to join the revolt. The "free Syrian army" or rebels, beheaded 2 of his brothers for refusing. He then joined the Syrian army and was murdered in the suicide attack at a bus station. I have to disagree with the Syrian official denial that this is not a civil war. Yes they can be classed as terrorists, but this is definetly a civil war. A terrorist group would only be a few hundred at most. This is almost half the population fighting. When it's a civil war, it's the worst kind of war.
All we should hope for is the foreign players supporting both sides, have a little bit of a humanity and call on both sides to have serious talks. The fuel for this fire is being poured on by foreign forces.
Report: Hizbullah Prevents Army from Entering Nabi Sheet to Arrest Wanted Suspects
15 May 2012, 15:41Big difference between hezballah and the PLO. The PLO set up check points everywhere asking Lebanese who they were and they go in their own land. The attacked Israel almost daily which resulted in constant retailiation and clashed constantly with the leb army. Big difference. Hezballah is much more disappointed and respectful. However, this is a mistake if true. Hezballah has no right to interfere in the arrest, just as the freaks in tripoli have no right to react to the arrest of the terrorist.
Groups Seeking to Carry out Assassinations in Lebanon Backed by Major Intelligence Agencies
17 May 2012, 14:5738 years ago jumblatt sided with terrorists against the Lebanese security forces. The Sunnis took up arms and attacked the Lebanese army when they sided with the terrorists from a neighboring conflict... Back then it was the Palestinians and now its Syrians. Same thing exactly, all backed by foreigners with their own agenda... Ksa, Israel, turkey, Syria, USA, Russia etc.
Let us see all those who defend Syrian terrorist over the lebanese security forces!
Report: U.S. Media to Publish List of Officials to be Targeted by Iran
31 May 2012, 20:16Relax luxembourg bob... The u.s. has published the names that were published by All- Rai... The Kuwaiti paper. It must be true!
Mouawad Discusses Latest Developments with Saudi Officials
31 May 2012, 20:20Mouawad held talks with abdul azziz! Let us all take note... One dog speaking with another dog. Guinness book of records no?
PSP Delegation in Ain el-Tineh as March 14 Drafts Initiative on National Dialogue
04 June 2012, 08:23So the Mustaqbul Party and their subordinates will only take part in a "National Dialogue" if the country's government collapses? The country is on the brink because of Tripoli allegiances to syria and they still put conditions and demands on coming together for national salvation (Lebanese) dialogue?!
Who comes up with these brave political decisions?
PSP Delegation in Ain el-Tineh as March 14 Drafts Initiative on National Dialogue
04 June 2012, 09:32So the Sunni salafists from tripoli have no allegiance to the Syrian rebellion? Half of tripoli have relatives from Homs. When lebanon was negotiating the republic, most of tripoli wanted to remain Syria... Who is protesting very second day for the past year, holding the Syrian rebel flags? Both sides put Syria before Lebanon and therefore, they are both equally guilty.
Say what to "my boss" ? Get over your self and your Aoun issues... These people are willing to destroy Lebanon because of what is happening in Syria and you want to turn it into one sided guilt.
Suleiman Meets Qatar, UAE Leaders; Qatari Emir Encourages Dialogue among Lebanese
06 June 2012, 18:20I ask the president of the republic of Lebanon, why he is so keen on welcoming the UAE citizens without questioning the repot that the UAE are expelling Lebanese nationals purly on the basis of their religious sect?
I am not Shiite, or Muslim... I am Lebanese, and I am concerned and demand answers about my fellow Lebanese being deported because of their religion or supposed political affiliations!
Shame on this racist and facist policy. Who do these camel riding, tent dwelling Bedouins, think they are? Just because they have found oil under their desert lands, they think they are better than the Lebanese!? Our culture and buisness intuition will take them more than a thousand years to reach our level. Decades of war, destruction and foriegn manipulation and we still have a GDP of over $10,000.
Let these camel owners stay in their deserts... It will not have any long term affect on Lebanon!
Report: Lebanon Recovers 530 Square Kilometers of its EEZ
06 June 2012, 18:36Slash... Why are you so negatively aggressive to someone who is obviously making a non partisan, light hearted comment? Take a chill pill man.
In Iran, Lavrov Accuses U.S. of Arming Syria Rebels
13 June 2012, 17:08This is a clear and honest assessment of the real situation. The USA, ksa, gulf states, jordan and Israel are fighting a proxy war against what king Abdullah of jordan said is a "Shiite crescent, from Iran, Iraq (thanks to the us invasion) Syria, hezballah and Hamas. The Russians and Chinese are siding with Syria and the west with the rebels. One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. This is not just the people against a tyrant... the rebels and anti regime forces struggle to command 50% popularity amoung the Syrian people. I am not for or against any side, but only wish lebanon stays free of any spill over conflict. The problem is, when it becomes so sectarian, like it has become... The end game is war in Lebanon. We can't blame anyone else but our selves. Lebanese are idiots.
Syria Regime, Opposition Say Country Not in Civil War, Despite U.N. Statement
13 June 2012, 17:21I watched a British sky news report about the last suicide bombing in Damascus... I was surprised about the reporting of a victim. He was a 18 year old Sunni from Homs whose family refused to join the revolt. The "free Syrian army" or rebels, beheaded 2 of his brothers for refusing. He then joined the Syrian army and was murdered in the suicide attack at a bus station. I have to disagree with the Syrian official denial that this is not a civil war. Yes they can be classed as terrorists, but this is definetly a civil war. A terrorist group would only be a few hundred at most. This is almost half the population fighting. When it's a civil war, it's the worst kind of war.
All we should hope for is the foreign players supporting both sides, have a little bit of a humanity and call on both sides to have serious talks. The fuel for this fire is being poured on by foreign forces.