الحكومة تقر تعيينات جديدة على وقع جدل حول الحضور المسيحي بعد الشغور الرئاسي

How is it not the Mulsims who have done this? No matter what goes on Hezb is a main concern to all parties. They all have to be approved by the Hezb in order to succeed. When a country needs to be a approved by a terrorists group in order to function, then its not a country, its a hostage.

Actually it started with the Alawi Hadez al Assad who is neither Christian or Moslem. He used the PLO to destableze Lebaanon, then preyed upon the division among the Christians, choosing the Frangieh clan to pit them against the rest of the Christians to split the Christians and take control o Levanon. The legacy of Hadez al Assad in Lebanon is Hezbollah and a divided Christian political leadership. The division weakens the Christians enough to allow Hezbollah to rule, de facto. Aoun has facilitated the Assad legacy in Lebanon.

Beiruti it seems you don't understand the concept of Democracy. Its very normal to have different candidates. I personally don't agree with some of the parties and leaders so I would vote for the other. Whats wrong with that?

Its the system that is flawed that allows this vacuum or not to elect a president. In such a case it should be a simply majority in parliament. I guarantee you they would all show up and cast their votes.

This isn't 60 years ago, bub, its 2014 not 1954. Stop living in the past. I'm talking about right now, we are our own worst enemy when it comes to having a political presence in the country.
And if you look past 60 years ago, our number one enemy in the region going back 1000 years has been disunity among our people. They would rather fight each other than anyone else, weaken themselves and let the non-Christians then have their way.

In 1988, the Moslems of West Beirut would sit outside and listen to how the LAF and LF would blast away at each other in East Beirut and be thankful that they did not let loose their fire power on them, but rather saved their Christian fire to be spent on each other. It was that inter-Christian fratricide that drove many Christians out of the country in 1990 and the scars of that war that keep the Christians divided and weakened to this day.
I will be glad to engage you Erasmus in history lessons.