المطارنة الموارنة يحذرون من الانقسامات بصفوف الجيش: لحوار غير مشروط

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When you read all these comments, someone naturally needs to take the position of March8, even if they're not with them, just to balance the conversation.

how can we call it dialogue? dialogues normally take place between 2 sides who r willing to listen and compromise in order to sort their differences out.having a dialogue with the hate preachers(hizb) and the bully aoun is like asking for a date with queen elisabeth.

let your hizbushaitan first honor the results of the dialogue meetings, then we will go to a dialogue.
none of your m8 leader respects his word, and they always do the opposite of what promise. this is not an acceptable dialogue.
the only dialogue they want is to secure an electoral law favoring them for the next elections.

(1/2) I do not think the leaders of the opposition should attend the talks for the following reasons:
1- Hizbullah and its allies are not masters of the their own word; they are guided by foreign powers (namely Iran and Syria) and they will obey their orders irrespectively of the outcome of the talks.
2- Hizbullah agreed on many things in the past and did not fulfill them. The oppositions should not try them again. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
3- The issue at hand is a security issue. Everybody knows what needs to be done to keep the streets calm and defuse tension. There is no need for dialogue to agree on the obvious.

(2/2) Plus I do not agree with this whole dialogue mascaraed. There are state institutions for these matters. Any discussions impacting the state outside the state institutions is an impairment to the state, its institutions, and its strength. Such discussions can be held on the sidelines with politicians meeting and discussing and doing their job. But doing things bluntly and in this manner is appalling. Where on earth in the constitution there is a mention of the dialogue table?

The National Dialogue..Why not? What do we have to lose? How much worse can things get in Lebanon? I believe that M14 (and all Lebanese) should attend the dialogue without preconditions. I am NOT a M8 supporter. As for the people claiming that Hezballah supports a secular state, please just read the name of the party.. Hezb "Allah". Really? Party of God wants a secular state? Hmm..I wonder why..Anyway, Lebanon isn't ready for a secular state. It will take several generations to educate the youth in order to instill national and secular values in all Lebanese citizens. That is all.

then no precondition means talk about everything including the illegal arms of hezbollah and others....

If there are a hundred thousand or so Maronites in Lebanon, it seems they have plenty of bishops: one per church?

above directed at karim_m1 misguided, zit faced youth from hell.