Since when clothing and not brains are what make a man worthy? Clothing has nothing to do with credibility, intelligence or success, and the proof is your leader Saad Hariri.
@Beiruti: You are hilarious! Let Saad Hariri prove that he has any leverage on the Sunnis of Lebanon before we believe your fantasy that he controls the Sunnis of Syria. You entertains us as always. LOL
Mr. Mofaz: Most of us here hope that Israel will be wiped off the map. So?
If Mofaz new this is coming (the Sunnis ruling Syria), he would not have made such a statement. He is only making this statement to cause more strife, as the readers above have realized.
So this is proof that Bashar is staying, and that the Americans want him to stay.
The only loser to come out of this is Saad Hariri again. His meddling in Syria's affair will not be forgotten.
@Le Phenicien: Actually yes, two men that are similar to each other in some qualities such as honestly and integrity, and that complement each other in other areas. Chapeau to G. Aoun.
"In the face of deadly unrest that has pitted pro-democracy protesters against security forces since mid-March..."
We all know very well that Salafis financed by the Wahabi regime and their puppets in Lebanon are behind the killing on both sides. Let no one forget that a large percentage of the killed are military and police. How did they die? Peaceful demonstrators killed them or Salafis armed to the teeth? The regime in Syria will continue to extend the liberties to the opposition while at the same time exterminating these Salafi roaches until the last one of them.
Raad: Policy Statement to Be Devised According to New Majority’s Will
27 June 2011, 17:39Since when clothing and not brains are what make a man worthy? Clothing has nothing to do with credibility, intelligence or success, and the proof is your leader Saad Hariri.
Chinese Crested-Chihuahua Mix Deemed 'Ugliest Dog'
27 June 2011, 17:46I have seen similar dogs at Kaskas, Tariq Jdideh.
Russia Convicts Top Spy of Exposing 'Sleeper' Cell in U.S.
27 June 2011, 17:53In the picture, Alexander Poteyev is the 3rd person from the left (Standing).
U.S. Says Damascus Opposition Meeting 'Significant'
28 June 2011, 04:08@Coolmec: don't hold your breath on the fall of Bashar. If you want to understand what I am saying, follow the U.S.> policy on Syria.
Beirut's Legendary St. Georges Hotel Aims for Comeback
28 June 2011, 04:12@peace: All what you are talking about happened during the Hariri era.
2 Options on Table of Policy Statement Committee Amid More Bickering on STL Clause
28 June 2011, 04:14@Beiruti: You are hilarious! Let Saad Hariri prove that he has any leverage on the Sunnis of Lebanon before we believe your fantasy that he controls the Sunnis of Syria. You entertains us as always. LOL
U.S. Lawmaker Kucinich on 'Fact-finding' Visit to Lebanon, Syria
28 June 2011, 04:19On his fact-finding mission, Mr. Kucinich we find out that Lebanon is currently controlled by one man: Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah. Voilà!
(My aplogies to Le Phenicien)
Mofaz Hopes Sunnis Would Rule Syria and End Alliance with Hizbullah
28 June 2011, 04:25Mr. Mofaz: Most of us here hope that Israel will be wiped off the map. So?
If Mofaz new this is coming (the Sunnis ruling Syria), he would not have made such a statement. He is only making this statement to cause more strife, as the readers above have realized.
So this is proof that Bashar is staying, and that the Americans want him to stay.
The only loser to come out of this is Saad Hariri again. His meddling in Syria's affair will not be forgotten.
U.S. Lawmaker Kucinich on 'Fact-finding' Visit to Lebanon, Syria
28 June 2011, 18:51@Le Phenicien: Actually yes, two men that are similar to each other in some qualities such as honestly and integrity, and that complement each other in other areas. Chapeau to G. Aoun.
Syrian Opposition in Rift over Damascus Meeting
28 June 2011, 18:58"In the face of deadly unrest that has pitted pro-democracy protesters against security forces since mid-March..."
We all know very well that Salafis financed by the Wahabi regime and their puppets in Lebanon are behind the killing on both sides. Let no one forget that a large percentage of the killed are military and police. How did they die? Peaceful demonstrators killed them or Salafis armed to the teeth? The regime in Syria will continue to extend the liberties to the opposition while at the same time exterminating these Salafi roaches until the last one of them.