جعجع متخوف من التحضير لـ"نظام جديد": حزب الله يقاتل سنّة سوريا ويدعو لإبعاد الفتنة

Always speaking the truth. Bless you Hakim

lol @Mystic

Roar I'm not defending him, I'm arguing with your logic. You just think Geagea is the only civil war leader to kill people, when it's well known that all factions committed atrocities; and you give all these guys a free pass except Geagea.

Gaga wants a simpler system: occupation by Israel that will make him a servant king.

I'm a person who believes in the justice system..
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha so you believe in the same justice system that pardoned a convicted murderer lmaooooooooooooooo so funny Roar I just choked on water because you're so funny Roar oh Roar he even roars on weekends now

Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah he made the right choice in good faith????? No, good faith would be to die with his men!!!! He was the Commander of the LAF and he deserted his men... Allow his men to surrender?????? Yeah that's why hundreds of his soldiers were shot in the back of the head defending Baabda Palace, and that's why hundreds remain in Syrian jails till this day

Geagea killed hundreds of them after they surrendered????? Lmaoooooooooooooooo Roar with the epic revision of Lebanese history hahahahahahhahahahahaha

??? We're saying IF Hezbollah wanted Aoun to be president, they would have done this. But since they haven't done this, it's obvious they prefer vacuum over Aoun because they want a complete overhaul of the government. And yes they can easily sway PSP. They made PSP ministers resign from Hariri's government

Kurd Kobane stfu...the argument was about him calling Geagea a murderer when everyone was responsible for killing people. The point is if we are going to warlords, all of them have to be accepted. You can't justify Jumblatt and Berri over Geagea, they killed just as many people, if not more. That's what the argument was originally about...

Also, he was pardoned by the Lebanese government. The leaders of the Cedar Revolution (which included Aoun) said the trials were unfair and politically motivated, and that's the part that Roar doesn't accept.

if we are going to accept* warlords, all of them have to be accepted

Now you're opening up an unrelated subject. I believe everyone should have been with Aoun against Syria. But everyone was against it. Speaking of opted for cash: Aoun took $15 million from the treasury and put it in bank accounts in France under his wife's name. And look at what he's doing today, boycotting Parliament because he wants to be president but can't get enough votes. It makes me wonder: was he really fighting against Syrian occupation, or was he fighting for power? All the Lebanese agreed to Ta'ef, and Aoun could have reached a preliminary agreement as long as the Syrian withdrawal would be discussed

Good stuff Tex

but everyone was against Aoun*