قاسم: المقاومة عمود من أعمدة البيان الوزاري ولا وجود للبنان من دونها
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أعلن نائب الأمين العام لـ"حزب الله" الشيخ نعيم قاسم أن "لا قيمة للبنان من دون مقاومة" داعيا إلى عدم الإلتهاء "بأوهام لتحقيق مكتسبات سياسية" جازما بوجودها داخل البيان الوزاري للحكومة الجديدة.
واستغرب قاسم في حفل اختتام دورة تربية أقامتها الهيئات النسائية في "حزب الله" في مجمع القائم "أولئك الذين لا يرون العدوان الإسرائيلي والخطر على لبنان ولا يرون الغارة الإسرائيلية على الحدود اللبنانية السورية ولا التحديات الإسرائيلية اليومية ولا احتلال مزارع شبعا وتلال كفرشوبا والخروقات الجوية والبرية المتتالية".
وقصفت إسرائيل مساء الإثنين موقعا لحزب الله عند قرية جنتا حيث تتداخل الحدود اللبنانية السورية وأقر الحزب بحصول الإعتداء قائلا أنه لن يبقى "بلا رد".
في السياق عينه أعلن قاسم أن الحزب مصمم "على مواجهة العدوان، ولن نقبل أن نتعايش معه ونقبل مشروعه، نريد تحرير الأرض بالكامل وأن نأخذ استقلالنا بمعزل عن أية وصاية".
وذكّر ان "لبنان مدين لمقاومته بردع إسرائيل، ولا قيمة للبنان من دون مقاومة، بل لا وجود للبنان من دون مقاومة".
وعن البيان الوزاري أعلن أنه "ليس هناك داع للانفعال والتوتر من قبل بعض السياسيين، حيث علينا أن نحترم بعضنا خاصة عندما يتعلق الأمر بمستقبل البلد ومقاومته وموقعه من التطورات الأخيرة".
وكان قد أعلن رئيس الجمهورية الجمعة أن الثلاثية الذهبية "الدائمة" للبنان هي "الشعب والأرض والقيم المشتركة" متمسكا بإعلان بعبدا في البيان الوزاري الذي لم تفلح لجنة صياغته حتى الآن حيث تصر قوى 14 آذار على "مرجعية الدولة في المقاومة".
وقال قاسم في هذا الإطار أن "البيان الوزاري هو صورة عما ستكون عليه الحكومة، وما ستفعله في المستقبل، والبيان الأصدق والمطابق للواقع هو الذي يؤكد على المقاومة".
كذلك دعا إلى "عدم الالتهاء بأوهام لتحقيق مكتسبات سياسية بالتشاطر ومن دون أن يكون لها ترجمة عملية لأن المقاومة حقيقة، فالمقاومة عمود من أعمدة البيان الوزاري وهو لا يستقيم من دونها".
إلا أن قاسم ختم مشيرا إلى البيان يأتي "نتيجة توافق الآراء ولا يمكن لأحد أن يفرض رأيه على الآخرين في البيان الوزاري الذي يجب أن يكون صورة عن التوافق ولا غلبة لفريق على فريق آخر".
16:30 ,2014 آذار 01
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The cementeries are full of irreplacable people, the graveyards of history are full of irreplacable organizations.
If he talked about all-embracing patriotism under the wings og the army of Lebanon, no one could agrue with him. As we all know thats not what he is talking about. He wants the islamic resistance of lebenese shia to continue their life outside the control of the government, with the blessing and continous support and directions from Iran and their syrian allies. Why not have a referendum on this?
16:31 ,2014 آذار 01
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'U are just a religious fanatic armed millicia'
it's not religious at all, just using shia religion and people's feelings.
20:12 ,2014 آذار 01
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Southern. Mowaten. Where are you?
Do you agree?
Lebanon is worthless without the resistance? Wouhahahahahha
I wonder how you will rationalize this one.
20:26 ,2014 آذار 01
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no actually i dont agree with what he said here. that's just his opinion.
20:29 ,2014 آذار 01
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he think he went a bit too far. lebanon (or a great part of it at least) would have been been colonized by israelis since the 90s if it werent for the people who resisted, and today we'd probably be an easy target for the islamic caliphate fanatics without HA...
ut to say lebanon is worthless without the resistance is a step too far in my opinion.
20:38 ,2014 آذار 01
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Mowaten. "colonized"? I dont think so. Is Egypt colonized? Is jordan colonized?
Right now we are more colonized by iran than we would have been by israel.
22:06 ,2014 آذار 01
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Really momo, you think he went a bit too far??? Qassem is a low down traitor, he is constantly making speeches bad mouthing Lebanon and praising Iran he talks like the Glorious militia are the overlords of Lebanon.
23:05 ,2014 آذار 01
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thanks for the clarification about the quote, lebanon_first.
about Egypt and Jordan the cases are different:
there is less interest in Egypt (unless they reach the Nile, it's pretty much a desert all the way), and it's a much bigger chunk, harder to chew for israel, they had very heavy losses in the Sinai. that's why they backed off
as for Jordan, it HAS been colonized already, by expelled Palestinians. something like 70% of the population there is Palestinian & naturalized Palestinians. Jordanians have become a minority in their own country! that was the price to pay for "peace", they're simply finished...
23:05 ,2014 آذار 01
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Lebanon however has everything that israel wants: rich water resources, nice hills, a beautiful coast, a small divided population and no military dissuasion. they were already making plans on which parts they'd take, which ones they'd use to park Palestinians, which bits they'd leave to some Christians, and how they would displace Shias to Iraq (surely you know about the kissinger plan) it was all too good to be true, a nice cake they were salivating on, until they choked on a bone. ;)
08:48 ,2014 آذار 02
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Mowaten. The scenario u described applied before 1982. Not after.
But for the sake of argument, imagine the scenario happened. To live under Israeli colonization with stability or under Iranian-Syrian colonization with constant bombs, unrest and humiliation.
Israelis would have stolen our water, Syrians are stealing our water, HA stealing our customs revenue, bloating EDL, humiliating us daily.. which is better?
Pls don't go calling me Zionist etc... I am just bouncing an idea...
16:31 ,2014 آذار 01
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Can somebody explain me what's this ?
http://youtu.be/BPsiSWcobXw
16:56 ,2014 آذار 01
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Gladly: See, since the official end of the Crips and Bloods beef in California, the West-Side Wiggas have been lacking a legitimate ground for firing their weapons off at somebody, so Syria is as good a turf to fight over as any street corner in LA. Moreover, there is a rather sizeable Armenian disapora in Northern Syria (especially in Aleppo), so it's logical that trigger-happy Armenians from 'Frisco should come to defend their own. What, you thought Hizb has a monopoly on that sort of logic?
16:37 ,2014 آذار 01
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You and your terror sectarian party are worthless. You are alien to our way of life, to norms, to values, and human decency. Lebanon existed long before you appeared on the scene under orders from your Farsi masters. Lebanon will exist long after you and your likes are gone and dumped in the History's ugliest pages. I long to see the day when you and your terror party are eradicated from Lebanese life.
16:49 ,2014 آذار 01
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He dares!? Hayhatu minna 'lzilla, na7na al Libnaniyyi! Go back to Iran you murderous wretch! Get the hell out of my country and then we'll show you whether Lebanon exists or not. Just like we had resisted against the Israeli occupation of our country, so will we resist against the Iranian occupation of our land!
17:00 ,2014 آذار 01
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Naim Qassem: Lebanon Does Not Exist, is Worthless without the Resistance
No comment is needed.
17:12 ,2014 آذار 01
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we have said all along that HA wont be disarming any time soon nor they are willing to give up it is weapon. What they say seems to be logical if they have all of the the population behind them-Thier weapons have become a source of discomfort to many lebanese and if they havent realized this by now, then there is something really wrong with them .
While one can't argue that any population/country have the right to liberate thier land, this is not the case now.
I dont think the isrealis are stupid enough to start a war with anyone if they dont have too. They are a small population and anything they do to presrve their semen to populate will be in thier best interest.
So please shiek naim - no more unworthy statements that no one buys into anymore and be positive dude!
18:20 ,2014 آذار 01
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Historical Lebanon : 1500 B.C.
Khomeinist regime: 1979 A.C. (to be ended soon nshallah)
Hizbullah occupation of Lebanon: 1984 A.C. (to be ended VERY soon nshallah)
All has being said by this sectarian filth.
18:48 ,2014 آذار 01
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Bigjohn - the overwhelming majority of Lebanon was not liberated by HA. HA may take credit for the last 10 percent that Israel occupied and was known as the security belt. As well, review the yearly number of Israeli cacualties and you will see that it was miniscule. o
19:32 ,2014 آذار 01
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Guys please show some respect! I understand you may not agree with what Sheikh Na3im Qasem said, but still that doesn't give you the right to curse & verbally abuse aninfluentional & important figure within the Lebanese political arena. I totally agree with some comments - before 1982, Lebanon did exist! But it's existence primarily stationed around the "strength of Lebanon is in its weakness" formula!! Now, in my opinion, Lebanon is strong (regionally) due to power hezbollah granted the state! Here i mean the balance of power. For those who disagree with me, plz reply with respect.. thx
20:12 ,2014 آذار 01
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Strength can be quite illusive. North Korea is very strong, but at high cost to its population.
23:43 ,2014 آذار 01
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h.mousawy
the only regional consideration granted to Lebanon is that it is harbouring a terrorist organisation, and that this organisation has successfully intergrated itself by force or otherwise into the political arena. this perception is also to the detriment of Lebanon as there is a presumption hezb enjoys political and popular support(influential & important figure), again by force or otherwise.Who appointed hezb granter of power to the state? as for your "strength through it's weakness" never before has Lebanon been weaker and the weakness is foreign born and breeding on our soil.That is why this man has not earned the right of respect.
19:53 ,2014 آذار 01
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Ya Sheykh Kassem, if Lebanon as you say is worthless, it's thanks to you, people like you and the thing you still insist in calling a resistance. If it's this bad, then you are most welcome to leave, then within 24 hours, Lebanon will rise in all its glory. There was once a plague called the PLO, it's now gone, but you were quick to replace it and be even as bad if not a lot worse. All this about resiting Israel was all a plot to engrain yourselves into the system. You messed this country upside down, you drove a brother against his own, you've done everything in total disregard to all the laws and the constitutuion of the land of the land, all against the wishes of the majority of the people, now you want to tell us that we Lebanese are worthless with the plague that is you and your militia?!! Trust me, no one is holding from leaving, leave but go, and leave us in peace, we will shine and rise like never before. Go wou 7ell 3an dahrnah.
20:36 ,2014 آذار 01
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Syria possesses a great number of 3umala in Lebanon who are working for Syria to destroy the Lebanese Institutions.
(for the Syrians Lebanon is part of Syria)
20:39 ,2014 آذار 01
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Israel is an enemy but Syria is the greater enemy.
Why?
Simple: Syria possesses a great number of 3umala in Lebanon who are working for Syria to destroy the Lebanese Institutions.
(for the Syrians Lebanon is part of Syria)
21:34 ,2014 آذار 01
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Isn't Hizb forcing its political views on others by insisting on having the resistance in the policy statement? Didn't Hizb deploy its fighters to impose its power over Lebanon?
22:13 ,2014 آذار 01
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"And the most truthful and realistic policy statement is one that stresses on the resistance's presence,”… today has been an endless bombardment of militia propaganda, these thugs think and act as if Lebanon exist only to serve their purpose.
22:56 ,2014 آذار 01
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Voila, Hezbollah does not recognize the existence of Lebanon.
It's time to TERMINATE HASSAN NASRALLAH and the glorious "Iranian Islamist Resistance" to the state of Lebanon.
This is a public call to put an end to the arrogance of this filthy terrorist organisation should it take another civil war to do so !
Rise up and resist this party of terrorists !
The future of Lebanon depends on this !
12:01 ,2014 آذار 02
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Yes this is my recommendation... Yours is throwing your country away and giving it to Iran and Bashar on a silver platter.
23:09 ,2014 آذار 01
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indeed bigjohn, 10% is where they were contained, only an idiot would realize that without opposition they would have kept eating at it until nothing was left. look at Palestine.
23:09 ,2014 آذار 01
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would NOT realize that without opposition they would have kept eating at it until nothing was left. look at Palestine.
00:51 ,2014 آذار 02
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Traitors are not allowed to speak, those who pledge allegiance to the militia and arms versus statehood and country are the ones employed by foreigners to maintain the status quo and continue the killing machine/assassinations and car bombs.
01:14 ,2014 آذار 02
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Bigjohn - there was no israeli attempt at an invasion. The major push was at the end of the war and they reached the Litany within one day. It is true that they suffered significant casualties but the reality is if they were willing to pay 1000+ death, they will be able to crush the Hizb. With regard to the rest of the arab armies, they lack training and leadership. Also, take the example of the Syrian regime whose primary task is to defend the regime and nott the nation.
02:44 ,2014 آذار 02
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In my opinion the election are not the answer to the question if we should allow one particular group outside of state control to be armed. The elections is about a variety of things. Economy, welfare systems, environmental issues etc etc.... In countries like Switzerland who have free and fair elections they still make referendums for questions of national importance. Hizbollahs weapons and the advantages (?) and disadvantages IS such a question. If Hizbollah with their allies is so sure of winning the elections, why not follow that up with such a referendum to put it behind any doubt that this is what the majority of Lebanese wants?
18:32 ,2014 آذار 02
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I think what Mr. Kassem means is that Lebanon without the faux status of serving as the haven for a faux "resistance" is worthless to the likes of himself and his fellow travelers in the criminal enterprise known as "Hezbollah". This is true of course. Lebanon has value only in that it gives the cloak and the appearance of a sovereign state that will countenance the existence of a criminal enterprise on its soil and even let it into the government.
18:32 ,2014 آذار 02
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Of course, Lebanon has value and worth to the Lebanese if Mr. Kassem and those like him find some other place that they find worthy other than Lebanon.
