لقاء بين كيري وباسيل الاثنين في ضوء مشاركته في "اجتماع دولي حول الارهاب" في باريس

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Bassil will be the president one day, are you smoking meth?

Roar, I wasn't insulting you, I was questioning your intelligence. Because when you say Bassil is gonna be president that's a very rash statement. So many people hate him, I know Aouniyeh who even hate him. Whenever Aoun dies, Bassil taking over FPM is not a sure thing. It could be Kanaan or one of Aoun's relatives in the army.

Roar stop changing the subject to what my opinion is. The argument is about your outlandish statement that Bassil is gonna be president one day. Where is the basis in that? I said even FPMers dislike him, and him becoming leader of the FPM is an uncertainty. I never said he wasn't, I said it's uncertain. So if it's unsure that he'll take over the FPM, how will he become president? If you argue he's certainly Aoun's heir as party leader, I rest my case.

"how open minded are you & m14ers is my point."

Stop making a fool out of me. Yes you wrote your opinion, so defend it. So I'm gonna ask you again, where is the basis in the statement "Bassil will be your President one day, so start respecting yourself when addressing your future leader"?

That's a pretty strong opinion (also a stupid one), so I'm questioning it. The "start respecting yourself when addressing your future leader" part is very irrational, and you can't impose on other people to respect him as their future leader when you haven't made any effort to back up your reasoning for Bassil becoming president. So tell me how Bassil is gonna be president. You're entitled to use your imagination, I just wanna hear something from you.

How does he have a superb record with all sides abroad? Who are these "sides" you refer to. When Sleiman and others asked Bassil to file a complaint for Syria's bombing of Arsal he didn't do anything. Who is happy to meet with him? Is that even a fact, or just an opinion from pictures of him sitting with people? He's the foreign minister, he has to meet his counterparts (this isn't the energy ministry).

I'll repeat the story I told Flame: five or six years ago, Bassil went to Canada to visit the Lebanese community. He went around Toronto meeting Lebanese, and by the Our Lady of Lebanon church, people (both M14 and M8) are gathered outside to greet him. Bassil gets out of his car wearing a suit and shades, smoking a cigar. He walks around like he's the only person there. The people (even Aouniyeh) began spitting at him. He had to leave.

Bassil is an incompetent diplomat. He's trying to include Hezbollah and Syria in the anti-IS coalition when the US has made it clear that Bashar won't be part of it.

So who are the top leaders, Roar? List names. He's hated within his own country and community, which world leaders are you referring to? Assad, Khamenei, Ahmadinejad, and Nasrallah?

Roar, all I asked you was to name top world leaders who support Bassil. You go on this rant about narrow-minded views and LF's dwindling popularity, instead of listing names. All I asked you to do was name leaders. Why is it so hard? Just give me names and examples as to how top world leaders like meeting Bassil.

Oh sorry that was Flame talking about Ouwet, didn't even realise he came to your defence lol I'm so blind

Maybe he was thinking about Hugo Chavez, the late leader of Venezuela. Remember when Ahmadinejad went to his funeral and hugged/kissed Chavez's widow, and all the Iranian clerics condemned him because he was touching a woman unrelated to him? Lol
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/11/ahmadinejad-hugs-chavez-photo-controversy_n_2852589.html

Flamer you said with your own words, "Bashar is my enemy in Lebanon but my friend outside Lebanon." You called him a friend you psychopath!

Roar is now busy with some dignateries briefing him on geo-politics matters.

Flamer I love how you wait until after the argument was over to defend Roar with stupid comments. The original argument was that Bassil is our future president and that we should respect him. I asked Roar to explain why that was the case, and he got to this part where he said other diplomats like him. So I asked really who likes him and he couldn't give me a straight answer.

You said no it's fluoridated, that's it. You should have said "it is both chlorinated and fluoridated." But you never said that, you just said it's fluoridated. Stop making a fool out of me.

Lol Roar you're hilarious. I know I said it's not fluoride. But when I said that, you are supposed to say it's both chlorine and fluoride. Instead you just argued that it's fluoride, and that I'm wrong for saying chlorine as if they don't put chlorine. Stop making me look stupid. And stop this argument.

You're changing the subject. There's a difference between terrorists reacting to US intervention, and Assad sending droves of busses over his border into Iraq.

It's because of people like al-Jawlani that were released from Syrian jails that they were able to recruit thousands of fighters from around the world. Some of the most fanatic terrorists were in Assad's prisons.