Nasrallah: We Want President Who Won't 'Stab Resistance' and We Hold Onto 'Golden Equation'
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Hizbullah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said Sunday his party does not want a president who would “stab the resistance in the back,” accusing the March 14 camp of seeking an extension of President Michel Suleiman's term through fielding a “confrontational candidate” to block the election of a “serious nominee.”
“We are before a very important and critical period that has started today,” said Nasrallah, a day after Suleiman left the Baabda Palace upon the end of his six-year tenure, which witnessed a war of words with Hizbullah in recent months over the so-called army-people-resistance equation.
“Some parties are used to launching accusations of obstruction but the issue cannot be tackled through rumors and accusations,” Nasrallah added in a televised speech marking the Resistance and Liberation Day, referring to allegations that the Hizbullah-led March 8 camp was behind impeding the election of a new president.
The Hizbullah leader called for dealing with the vacancy period “calmly and without any tension” even if it is a "grave situation, as some parties have said.”
“This must only prompt further calm and negotiations,” he said.
“We must all exert efforts to shorten this stage by electing a president as soon as possible instead of waiting for international and regional changes,” Nasrallah noted.
He pointed out that there is still “a real domestic, Lebanese chance to elect a strong president who can preserve stability and civil peace in the country and who enjoys real popularity. A president who can reassure all the parties so that Lebanon can overcome this difficult period.”
Nasrallah accused the rival camp of fielding a “confrontational candidate” – Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea -- to block the election of a "serious nominee” and seek the extension of Suleiman's term.
Geagea's nomination was officially endorsed by March 14 while Free Patriotic Movement leader MP Michel Aoun, an ally of Hizbullah, had stressed that he would only run in the race as a “consensual candidate.”
“According to my information, the other camp's real plan was not at all the election of a president before May 25, but rather the extension of the president's term. Let no one say that we had obstructed the election,” said Nasrallah.
“For the sake of this proposed extension, we were offered several concessions but I don't want to reveal the secrets at the moment,” he added, stressing that the other camp's alleged project “has failed.”
Nasrallah underlined that his party wants the election of a new president “as soon as possible.”
“But of course we don't want a term extension and we cannot tolerate it,” he added.
“We're not seeking a president who would protect the resistance in Lebanon, as the resistance in Lebanon is protecting the state, the country, the people, the sovereignty and the nation. We want a president who would not conspire against the resistance and who would not stab the resistance in the back. We want him to maintain his stance on the resistance,” said Nasrallah.
On the conflict in neighboring Syria, Hizbullah's leader said the regime and the "resistance axis" which includes his group will emerge victorious.
"Syria will triumph and the resistance axis will triumph," Nasrallah said.
Hizbullah has sent thousands of fighters into Syria to support President Bashar Assad's forces against rebels, saying they are defending an "axis of resistance" against extremist Islamist groups, Israel and the West.
Nasrallah's speech came two weeks ahead of a presidential vote in Syria that is widely expected to return Assad to power.
"Syria is advancing towards a presidential election that no amount of foreign intimidation or mockery by those who call themselves the 'Friends of Syria' can block or stop," he said.
The exiled opposition and its Western backers, who have held several international meetings under a “Friends of Syria” umbrella, have ridiculed the June 3 vote as a "farce."
On the conflict with Israel, Nasrallah stressed “the importance of the policy of deterrence against the enemy, which means Lebanon's possession of a strength that can deter the enemy.”
“Only strength can protect Lebanon's land, people, institutions, state, resources, water, oil, gas, entity, existence, future, dignity and sovereignty,” he stressed.
“We stress our commitment to the golden army-people-resistance equation, whether or not it was written in the cabinet's policy statement,” said Nasrallah.
Commenting on recent border incidents, Hizbullah's number one warned that “Israeli violations have recently increased on the international border with occupied Palestine, such as threats against citizens, abductions and attacks and shootings against Lebanese shepherds and farmers.”
“These things must be addressed. The normal approach is that the (Lebanese) army and the UNIFIL must intervene and address these issues and as long as the situation has not reached a dangerous level, the state can tackle things. But should things continue in this manner, we must address it,” Nasrallah said.
He warned Israel that “the resistance won't stand idly by if violations on the border reach an extent that requires our intervention.”
“We won't remain silent over any attack against our people along the international border,” vowed Nasrallah.
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25 May 2014, 19:16
Nasrallah: It is important to preserve our country and its civil peace.
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25 May 2014, 19:14
Nasrallah: It is unacceptable to postpone the issue of the new wage scale until we resolve the issue of the presidency.
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25 May 2014, 19:12
Nasrallah: We're not seeking a president who would protect the resistance in Lebanon, as the resistance in Lebanon is protecting the state, the country, the people, the sovereignty and the nation. We want a president who would not conspire against the resistance and who would not stab the resistance in the back. We want him to maintain his stance on the resistance.
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25 May 2014, 19:12
Nasrallah: We want a president as soon as possible but of course we don't want a term extension and we cannot tolerate it.
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25 May 2014, 19:08
Nasrallah: This project has failed.
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25 May 2014, 19:08
Nasrallah: According to my information, the other camp's real plan was not at all the election of a president before May 25, but rather the extension of the president's term. Let no one say that we had obstructed the election. For the sake of this proposed extension, we were offered several concessions but I don't want to reveal the secrets at the moment.
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25 May 2014, 19:07
Sayyed Nasrallah said the rival camp fielded a “confrontational candidate” to block the election of a "serious" nominee and seek the extension of president Suleiman's term.
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25 May 2014, 19:05
Nasrallah: There is still a real domestic, Lebanese chance to elect a strong president who can preserve stability and civil peace in the country and who enjoys real popularity. A president who can reassure all the parties so that Lebanon can overcome this difficult period.
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25 May 2014, 19:05
Nasrallah: We must all exert efforts to shorten this stage by electing a president as soon as possible instead of waiting for international and regional changes.
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25 May 2014, 19:04
Nasrallah: We must deal with this phase calmly and without any tension even if it is a "grave situation" as some parties have said. But this must only prompt further calm and negotiations.
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25 May 2014, 19:03
Nasrallah: Some parties are used to launching accusations of obstruction but the issue cannot be tackled through rumors and accusations.
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25 May 2014, 19:03
Nasrallah on presidential election: We are before a very important and critical period that has started today.
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25 May 2014, 19:02
Nasrallah: All those who criticized us in Lebanon will also thank us.
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25 May 2014, 19:02
Nasrallah: The day will come when the people of the region will thank Syria and its leadership and people for their steadfastness and victory, because they will realize that through its perseverance, Syria has thwarted tragedies and fended off dangers.
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25 May 2014, 19:00
Nasrallah: Syria will triumph and the resistance axis will triumph. This nation will not allow the American scheme to impose its agenda on us.
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25 May 2014, 19:00
Nasrallah: Those fighting in Syria are the Syrian army and people. Friends are only supporting them and this is the truth, away from all exaggerations.
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25 May 2014, 18:54
Nasrallah: Syria has persevered and the resistance axis has persevered and the other camp's dream to achieve a real or decisive victory has ended. Syria is advancing on the battlefield and in the popular reconciliations and due to the change in the public opinion's mood. It is advancing towards the presidential election despite all the intimidations of the so-called Friends of Syria group, who have not managed to impede of block the vote.
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25 May 2014, 18:50
Nasrallah: The fighters who were sent to threaten Syria have become a threat to everyone, including the nations that had backed them and financed them.
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25 May 2014, 18:49
Nasrallah: The scheme has suffered several defeats due to several factors, but the most important element is the battleground and the steadfastness of Syria and its leadership, people and army.
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25 May 2014, 18:43
Nasrallah: The reasons behind our stance are very clear and the scheme is becoming more and more evident. We have always said that there is a scheme seeking to fragment the region along ethnic and sectarian lines, but now it seems that this project is seeking to fragment the region by giving every armed group an "emirate", a province or a state.
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25 May 2014, 18:42
Nasrallah: Syria protected and is still protecting and supporting the Lebanese and Palestinian resistance movements, and it has paid the cost of this. This is the Syria that we're defending. Why can't we have the right to defend those who had supported us?
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25 May 2014, 18:37
Nasrallah: The resistance won't stand idly by if violations on the (southern) border reach an extent that requires our intervention. We won't remain silent over any attack against our people along the international border.
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25 May 2014, 18:33
Nasrallah: The residents of the border villages used to be afraid in the past, but today the enemy is afraid of the farmers.
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25 May 2014, 18:32
Nasrallah: Israeli violations have recently increased on the international border with occupied Palestine, such as threats against citizens, abductions and attacks and shootings against Lebanese shepherds and farmers. These things must be addressed. The normal approach is that the army and the UNIFIL must intervene and address these issues and as long as the situation has not reached a dangerous level, the state can tackle things. But should things continue in this manner, we must address it.
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25 May 2014, 18:29
Nasrallah: There is a need to address the issues that remain pending in the Lebanese part of the conflict with Israel -- the Shebaa Farms, the Kfarshouba Hills, the Lebanese part of Ghajar, the issue of martyrs and resistance fighters and the territorial and maritime violations.
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25 May 2014, 18:27
Nasrallah: In this issue of possessing a force of deterrence, one cannot say we have enough assets at a certain point, as we're speaking of Israel and one of the strongest armies in the world. Therefore we must improve our deterrence, regardless of those who are raising the issue of the resistance's arms.
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25 May 2014, 18:27
Nasrallah: Despite everything happening in Syria, I stress to you that the resistance has maintained its force of deterrence and this is what the enemy acknowledges. It is working night and day to develop this force of deterrence and this is what is making the enemy anxious.
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25 May 2014, 18:25
Nasrallah: We stress our commitment to the golden army-people-resistance equation, whether or not it was written in the cabinet's policy statement.
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25 May 2014, 18:25
Nasrallah: We stress the importance of the policy of deterrence against the enemy, which means Lebanon's possession of a strength that can deter the enemy. Only strength can protect Lebanon's land, people, institutions, state, resources, water, oil, gas, entity, existence, future, dignity and sovereignty.
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25 May 2014, 18:23
Nasrallah: This resistance was created by Islam and this resistance is Islamic. It's true that it is a Lebanese, national and Arab resistance, but this resistance is Islamic, and the experience it presented in 2000 was a sincere reflection of Islam and its Prophet Mohammed.
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25 May 2014, 18:19
Nasrallah: It is important to have this faith and this resolve and to continue the struggle, because faith alone is not enough.
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25 May 2014, 18:18
Nasrallah: We want to strengthen the culture of having hope in the future and confidence in victory and in our ability to confront the fiercest occupation armies ... This confidence is what led us into the era of victories, starting from the year 2000 to Israel's defeat in Gaza in September 2005, all the way to the 2006 defeat and the 2008 steadfastness of Gaza, until the 2012 confrontation.
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25 May 2014, 18:16
Nasrallah: We hail and laud the great sacrifices that were offered by our people, security forces, national army and Arab and Palestinian factions. We stress that this achievement was the product of these major sacrifices.
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25 May 2014, 18:16
Nasrallah: The victory cannot be attributed to a single party, faction or region, or even a country, as it belong to the entire nation, which is engaged in a war with the Zionist scheme. We have always strived to give this Day this broad dimension.
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25 May 2014, 18:15
Nasrallah: We can describe the May 25, 2000 victory as the triumph that paved the ground for the era of victories.
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25 May 2014, 18:13
Hizbullah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah in a televised speech marking Resistance and Liberation Day: There are highly sensitive issues that I don't want to tackle today out of keenness on a number of interests.
25 May 2014, 18:13
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Lebanon meet your future, built by Aoun, Aouni and the Aoun movement.
26 May 2014, 02:35
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AOUNISIM, will spread like hay in fire, all youth will join the rank of the Aoun training camps. SS (Saraya Si3iah) will train new recruits to prepare for the comming of Imam-Al-Zaman. Quietly, will convert all lebanese to Shi3a 12+ , Ao I n will bluntly declare tha he is one of the servants of the imam, and he was a Shi3a all along.
I already know a lot of shi3a feom Aoun family - true story
26 May 2014, 02:45
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I AM HAPPYYYY HAPPY HAPPY FOR IRAN. Lots of black coverd angry sweating that wantvto cantrol our breath in Lebanon, Iraq, Yamen ..well also in Iran.
In an equal turn, and to be objective, I call on KSA to be a spacw of freedom. Just like the times of prophet Muhammad, p.b.u.h. where Quran, did not force people to Islam .... any place that you see other wise is wrong.
25 May 2014, 18:27
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Congra on liberation day 2 all of my lebanones friend..I m Indian Shiite muslim and big fan of Mr hasan...love him.. You love him or hate him but you can't avoid him...
25 May 2014, 18:28
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When Israel saw that they would have to hold south Lebanon with IDF forces, the cost was more than the benefit and they pulled out. The role of Hezbollah in this decision cannot be underplayed or ignored. The Hezbollah was on the ground and paying its people and those facts more than Hezbollah's military prowess are what caused the Israeli pull out in May 2000. So celebrate the victory of Hezbollah Shia over SLA Shia mercenaries. Happy Liberation Day, may we one day be freed of Israel's other mercenary force in Lebanon, the Hezbollah!
25 May 2014, 22:58
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Sure, heard of them both, I wouldn't call it liberation if you free the two cities of SLA only to reoccuppy them by the proxie militia of Iran/Israel. Liberation is freeing the towns on behalf of the Lebanese people and their government.
And if you don't think that that the SLA wasn't mercenary, then you must don't believe that HA is mercenary either.
25 May 2014, 18:29
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Liberation Southern means a lot to the Iranians, South Lebanon is their first line of defense now thanks to your liberation.
26 May 2014, 02:15
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From religious point of view, The devine, God, Allah, Dios is the only one to call, unless nasrallah is God. If you want to ask. Ask God, otherwise you are putting a leader like Narallah in God s rank.
26 May 2014, 10:44
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Cattle, puppets, sheep...that's what you all are in the eyes of this so called leader... Go die in Syria please and take all your brothers with you...
25 May 2014, 18:52
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Nasrallah: This resistance was created by Islam and this resistance is Islamic.
We don't want you or your Islamic Resistance to defend us.
25 May 2014, 19:18
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Yeah Southern... it will be ongoing for the next 100 years or until the war mongering Zionist are exterminated, which ever comes first.
25 May 2014, 19:24
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The grandmother of all takfiris is the Islamic Republic of Iran and its nutty illuminated followers: Just listen to Nasrallah's words.
In the Islamic Republic of Iran you cannot be happy: http://time.com/107109/happy-iran-arrests-unveiled/
And soon the Murshid of the Islamic Republic of Lebanon will also ban happiness in Lebanon. The way alcohol is banned in his areas.
25 May 2014, 19:25
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Liberation of Israel means a lot. We look forward to liberation from the occupation of the Iranian Mullahs.
25 May 2014, 19:26
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Hassan Nasrallah : "this resistance is Islamic ..."
You can shove your bloody islamic resistance. There is no place in Lebanon for an Islamic resistance. You cannot even call it Islamic as it is exclusively Shiite.
Islam means peace to all the illiterates that follow this blasphemous charlatan !
25 May 2014, 19:34
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This confidence is what led us into the era of victories, starting from the year 2000 to Israel's defeat in Gaza in September 2005, all the way to the 2006 defeat and the 2008 steadfastness of Gaza, until the 2012 confrontation... but look at all the Glorious victory's they have accomplished, they must be Devine.
25 May 2014, 19:27
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Nasrallah's Jerusalem fantasy sounds like Aoun's Presidential fantasy.
25 May 2014, 19:30
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Hassan Nasrallah " ... triumph ... victory ..."
How can you use such words when all that happened is Israel withdrawing from the South. You are lying to you people like a bad "islamic" manipulator. Israel did not flee, they did not leave in a hurry. They just decided to stop occupying Lebanon because it cost them too much money.
You were just irrelevant cockroaches and have no credit for "liberating the south" ! The South was simply abandonned.
The only Liberation from foreign occupation is the kicking out of Bashar and putting and end to decades old Syrian occupation !
25 May 2014, 20:11
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Ya ibn Iran : did you see Israeli soldiers run for their lives ? Did they leave everything behind ?
They had time to pack you idiot ! It's abandonned just like Hezbollah sheep abandonned Lebanon for iran and syria !
25 May 2014, 19:31
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المقاومة أطالت أمد الاحتلال، كان هناك عرض مقدّم من الحكومة الإسرائيلية عام ١٩٩٤ فهل تخبرنا الحكومة اللبنانية لماذا انسحبت يومها من المفاوضات عندما قُدّم العرض الإسرائيلي للانسحاب؟ انسحب لبنان من المفاوضات لأنه ربط نفسه بالقافلة السورية وأذاب شخصيته السياسية والدبلوماسية، ونص هذا العرض لا يزال موجوداً واسألوا سفير لبنان في واشنطن آنذاك السيد سيمون كرم فهو يعرف الكثير.
ميشال عون ٩ اذار ٢٠٠٢
سجّل موقف مع
إيلي الناكوزي
من أرشيف السفير١٠ اذار ٢٠٠٢
25 May 2014, 19:46
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ghadanfar I'm not sure if you're for real or not but honestly mate you must be pretty delusional if you think Lebanon is anything like Iran. If we've learnt anything from Lebanese history is that it is turbulent and ever changing. Nasrallah is only one part our messed up political puzzle. This is a phase of our history and it will pass. If you are from Iran go and comment on your own Iranian affairs.
What is wrong with these foreigners and their lousy opinions.
25 May 2014, 19:58
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How a tiny country like Lebanon be so split ideologically baffles me. I mean the whole population is half the population of London! Yet it seems we are all willing to destroy everything we have for the sake of foreign powers and internal puppet politicians.
For once can't we just be Lebanese for goodness sake. Why be Islamic or Shiite or Sunni or Maronite or Druze or etc..? Why should we be with Syria or with Saudi or with Iran?
Pathetic that our so called representatives have failed to elect a president. They are both stubborn and only concerned with their own interests and not the country's. For a country that considers itself as smart we can be so stupid
25 May 2014, 20:06
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Amen to that buddy, alas it will fall on deaf ears, don't give up though, keep hoping and keep preaching, who knows maybe one day we might have a country again
25 May 2014, 20:10
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What is wrong with people poltik? I can guarantee most of the commenters are educated and some to a high level but they act like little primary school kids. They actually really believe that any of the politicians they are cheering for have the public's interest at heart! How many times should they screw us and the country up before we give up in them?
25 May 2014, 20:13
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I said it multiple times, order rises from chaos, nobody wants to hear it. We have never built a country, we put together a community after the second world war, money was abundant, tourism was at its prime, so cracks didn't show
25 May 2014, 20:15
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Then came the loving Israelis and sent all the Palestinians our way, destroying the balance in the Lebanese scenario. Syria dis not like that, they countered the Sunni rise and lovingly helped Lebanon. When the cracks in the Syrian regime started showing, Iran stepped in and now is the turn of HA to rule
25 May 2014, 20:16
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Still, there are people still following leaders to the promised land, blinded from all these facts.
25 May 2014, 20:24
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It's hopeless it seems. There's way too much hate when it comes to Lebanese politics and it spills on to the consecutive followers. You can read it in the comments on here. Nothing but insults and hatred.
25 May 2014, 20:34
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I know buddy, it does look hopeless, but it's not. That's my whole point, it's momentary madness , I promise you that. I will elaborate once I fed the kiddies :)
25 May 2014, 20:40
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It is hopeless because there will always be a reason to disagree. There will never be any closure and hence the problem might seem to disappear but the sentiment will remain. I want to be wrong but I'm not sure I am. Sahtein to the kids
25 May 2014, 22:45
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Just hang in there buddy, we can't lose people like yourself, and there are a lot more. The day will come when all those religious extremists will fade away, and we will prevail, I promise you that, the clouds can only shade the sun for so long, truth will shine my friend, and this is not hippie talk, this is pure political logic, the cycle of power.
26 May 2014, 02:55
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It is ethnocentrizim, each sect, ech lebanese in lebanon thinks he is in the centre of the universe and the world is too much for him. BEING proud yes, but qe are a tiny tiny point in 7 bil of people that are at least like us or better in every aspect of their lives.
26 May 2014, 02:58
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Work hard to earn your title as Lebanese and be moderate.
That is my humble point of view.
25 May 2014, 20:03
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liberation day and the liberation struggle should mean alot for the Lebanese if they consider themselves one Nation not only for the Southerners as alot of Lebanese from all around Lebanon own lands and houses in the South
25 May 2014, 20:10
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That's the problem Abou Omar, HA has taken all the credit for something I don't even understand, and that is me being ignorant, not doubting the mighty victory. HA never seems to mention the price that Lebanese from all factions and backgrounds and religions had to pay for their almighty against all odds victory.
25 May 2014, 20:04
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Did anybody notice the writing behind him:" A nation whose identity is resistance". He also says the resistance is islamic. What more does Aoun and others want. Lebanon's identity according to Nasrallah is Islamic.
25 May 2014, 20:14
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@Hassan : "the resistance in Lebanon is protecting the state, the country, the people, the sovereignty and the nation"
You got it all wrong. The state is protecting the resistance. NO ONE tasked the resistance to protect the state or the country or the "people". We the free people of Lebanon reject your protection !
25 May 2014, 21:11
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True Southern, however most of the others support by alliance I believe, I doubt many fpmers would support them if aoun didn't. I meant 1.5 million ideologically support them, I.e. allegiance to Iran, not the state of Lebanon. This is a fact, not my opinion, my opinion doesn't matter in this case.
25 May 2014, 22:25
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Anonyme I don't think about this matter because its none of my business, I was only saying HA has the backing of a huge part of the Shiaa sect, whether u like it or not, whether I like it or not. You can not simply dissect that huge chunk out of the equation. If HA did not have any backing, there is no way they can be so powerful, simple as
25 May 2014, 23:05
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Take a chill pill buddy, I apologize about the number if it insults u so.much, the point is there are x people who support them, they're not the most powerful party that can cripple a country because nobody supports them!!! Amd no one is pretending anything, keep your conversation level up a notch mate, I'm not arguing with you.
25 May 2014, 23:25
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1.5 millions shias ? there are not 1.5M in lebanon so u must be counting iraqi ones maybe...
26 May 2014, 00:01
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1,548,000 is the average number I got from as many sources as I could find on the web if you want to get technical, but again, the number in itself was not the issue here, we're debating a number that could not be possibly certified. So I'm gonna go with x, since it is what x do that matter, not x itself
26 May 2014, 09:00
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WHere did you get your stats from? Maybe the Shia should create their own Islamic State-- Lebanon has no place for the likes of these people.
26 May 2014, 10:56
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From Google, since no consensus was made in Lebanon since 1932!! Ans again the NUMBER is not the issue!!!
26 May 2014, 12:52
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@politik_buro : Please stop it with your crazy statistics. Not all Shias support Hezbollah (hence the reason they are threatening "dissidents"). In fact, less and less Shia want to be associated with the KEZB !
In fact, in Iran, the majority of the population no longer supports the regime !
26 May 2014, 12:54
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PS : last elections, 45% of people voted, less than half voted for M8 and Hezbollah. Of the 55% who did not vote, all of them are against the Hezbollah project or M14. This makes over 3/4 of the population against Hezbollah !
26 May 2014, 08:59
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Right on, Flamecatcher! We never asked for those Islamic zealots who are beholden to the troublemakers in Tehran to give us protection. On the contrary, their mere presence invites strife for our country. They legitimize their existence by aggravating the situation in order to create friction and then proclaim that they are here to protect us from that very conflict that they caused. The problem is that the ignorant fools who support them believe everything that they are told-- like sheep waiting to be slaughtered; obedient servants like Mystic, Southern, Flamethrower and some of those other clods who endorse these puppets of Tehran. In this case it is not ignorance-- it is sheer stupidity.
25 May 2014, 20:18
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Great response to the Question Roro :-)
BTW, how do elections work in Australia do all sides pick a candidate and participate in the vote. Or does one side with no candidate decide that the opposition's candidate is not "serious" so it is their right to sabotage the vote for all of the country?
Roro, you and your friendly stooge were the ones talking about "the extension of president Suleiman's term"... Suleiman said no from the beginning and never wavered. You best get a new Crystal ball.
25 May 2014, 20:23
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Of course you are not giving an explanation there is not one to give. This says it all "this resistance is Islamic"... But the Lebanese will Not be "assimilated"
25 May 2014, 20:27
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Next, Next... NEXT.... wake up Roro you are on Naharnet, not behind the counter at Mc D's
25 May 2014, 21:35
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One large order of fries and two hamburgers please ;-)
NEXT... NEXT... NEXT... is that how you got your name the_roar?
25 May 2014, 22:23
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You forgot to say "NEXT" roro.
Mr. Roar, all kidding aside... I am very proud of you today, you have not made any racist comments or insulted anyones family.
25 May 2014, 20:36
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Full of BS, we know for sure that the Iranian testis have reached Naharnet... by the way how is the holy war in the Ukraine going? Has the Zionist plot for world domination been stopped?
25 May 2014, 20:39
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Wow, this article seemed to attract a lot of Al Qaeda sympathizers, lol.
25 May 2014, 20:43
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I'm not sure if you disagree with Nasrallah then that makes you an al Qaeda sympathiser just like disagreeing with M14 doesn't make you a Hezbollah sympathiser.
25 May 2014, 21:00
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It attracts anyone that has any interest in their country, it's not for you or anybody else to tell anyone who they are sir. HA is the most powerful on the ground at this moment, they hold the country by its neck, so yes, when they speak we listen, we discuss,we react. Not agreeing with somebody's opinion doesn't make anyone an al Qaeda sympathisers. You are degrading your own party if u think al Qaeda is their only opposition.
25 May 2014, 20:39
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"he was begging for his own extension but M8 told him to buzz off ..even his groveling to HA was unanswered."... you can not get any more delusional than that :-)
25 May 2014, 21:05
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Please I know I play the tough guy but please let me be president please oh please. I will give you a free check up if you allow me to leave my wonderful castle. Mind you I didn't reach that stage at medical school
25 May 2014, 21:11
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25 May 2014, 21:22
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Nasrallah is the cancer of Lebanon, Lie after lie day in and day out...who is boycotting the Parliament? if Mar 14 are not serious then why do not you come forward with one or two candidates and play democracy thru the Parliament? the game Nasrallah always play is via indirect intimidation of the state, Rob the infrastructure for his own party telecom network, never pay Electricity because he is the resistance, build illegally because it is the resistance...disarm so that the country regain security because you are the cause of every car bomb assisination and what is currently happening between the Sunni and Shiite/Alaweet in Lebanon. Stay out of Israel and Syria business so that we can live in Peace.
25 May 2014, 21:28
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americanakate, you should complain about the lack of material you are provided to post with.... you should make an effort to improvise like the rest of the militia cheerleaders do.
25 May 2014, 21:40
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pajama.boy, the Snore checks in everyday to make sure there is a militia propagandist on duty.
25 May 2014, 21:52
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Mr Snore, I have Glorious news... you know how you are always going on about the "Real Man of Lebanon". One of my sources reported that in celebration of Resistance day the militia is coming out with swimsuit calendar. Your dream has come true, a years worth of hairy Jihadist in speedos. Regrettably the Chief Terrorist will not be on the front cover, due to security concerns (the wide angle lens on the telecast camera is broken).
25 May 2014, 22:00
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ibn_libnan, what did you do during ashoura? Fast like Muslims or beat yourself like shias? Just asking due to your identity crises.
25 May 2014, 22:05
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Ibn_libnan the shia mahdi will most likely be the dajjal appearing as the mahdi to shias. You seriously need to do some reading about the shia mahdi description in shia books. Why did sistani welcome the US to iraq? Ever asked yourself this? Who gave iraq to the shiites? And lol at southern calling himself secular non-religious yet here he is agreeing about the dajjal and end of times stories.
25 May 2014, 22:10
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Mr Snore for once in your miserable life tell the truth, you are always going on about the "Real Man of Lebanon" and the "doughnut boys" (what ever that is). Now go download the calendar and enjoy, that should keep you in your basement... I mean your wine cellar for about a month.
25 May 2014, 22:11
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Why is this damn fool always in his bathrobe and head towel, wear real close like a proper human being you savage.
25 May 2014, 22:32
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"people from all over Lebanon would run around collecting the dust that was falling off this man's shoes"... that would be very difficult since Nasrallah hides underground, did they open the bunker for tour's & pilgrimages.
25 May 2014, 22:32
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Very true, and may I add that in the same logic, to some Lebanese people the Lebanese forces are also heroes who fought and lost their lives to save them, so that's neither here or there, it's a matter of perspective. Winston Churchill won the war for the allies in ww2 and lost the elections when the war is over.
25 May 2014, 22:33
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"Lebanese have always been traitors"... what els can you expect from the Pompous Snore.
25 May 2014, 22:46
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Roro... you were doing so well, it is sad that you reverted to your low-life ways. Have a good night sweetie.
25 May 2014, 23:04
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The demagogue is one who preaches doctrines he knows to be untrue to men he knows to be idiots. Henry Louis Mencken
25 May 2014, 23:24
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I mean seriously, take your time and tell me, was there any need for the "idiot" part of your comment? Anyway, thank you for the clarification.
25 May 2014, 23:22
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So now we see that FPM was boycotting Parliament to insure that Sleiman did not have a term extension. Hezbollah didn't much like Sleiman door the latter part of his mandate. So, Aoun followed orders to allow the Hezbollah it's way, and this to the detriment of the Nation.
And this Nasrallah says he has this information the source of which he doesn't want to say now, but he must keep it secret. Like a parent who hides the Christmas gifts on Christmas Eve from his children so as to make a big surprise on chest as morning. This guy Nasrallah still sees himself as some paternalistic figure with secrets and surprises for the people. He and Aoun made for each other two delusional people.
26 May 2014, 00:26
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ISREAL made a deal with IRAN back in 2000 ... To swap occupation of southern Lebanon .
Isreal saves money and Hizbshytan makes money through control and minuplation of government .
Inshallah you choke on your own words you nASSri Devil liying hypocrite.
26 May 2014, 00:06
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if hezbollah does not like israel then why are they listening to their radio TV and read their press? no wonder they are called dumb! and you also by following them like a blind sheep....
see how stupid your comment is?
26 May 2014, 00:31
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Wolf the problem is that he could not possibly leave them out. Islamic Resistance is the basis of HA existence, that is their vision and their aim, the frontline of the Islamic Republic of Iran. As for the palestinian cause, this is the only thing that gives HA legitimacy in the Arab world of Sunnis. My humble opinion.
26 May 2014, 00:57
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If Nasrallah left out the "Palestinians" & "Islamic Resistance" from his speeches he wouldn't be Nasrallah, it's part and parcel of Hezbollah's doctrine without it they wouldn't be Hezbollah. It's like telling a Communist to tone down his anti capitalist rhetoric.
26 May 2014, 01:03
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southern, I agree. This is very important to all ebony is it is but surely those in the South that suffered under Israeli occupation. The sooner that m14 can admit and respect that the sooner we will heal. At the same time the sooner that March 8th can admit and appreciate that many Christians and Sunni suffered under Syrian occupation the sooner we can heal. This Agreement is key to any future reconciliation.if we both agree on the above two statements being true, then we might as well continue to talk trash.
26 May 2014, 02:11
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That is good to see in the near future, but for Lebanese Government not any other entity and would not mind if other friendly countries aid at all.
26 May 2014, 03:11
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Good idea military coup, exept... ما بدنا جيش بلبنان الا جيشك يا حُسين
26 May 2014, 04:53
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Hussounie you are talking like the armed militia aka resistance is planning to be in Lebanon forever. What happens when Israel pulls out of the ? Will you still go on resisting? Wait Israel has pulled out. What if Israel and the Palestinians find agreement? Is it your place to keep resisting? What if Israel does not threaten our borders or violate our sovereignty anymore? Will you keep on resisting? What if Israel finds agreement on our oil and gas wealth and does not threaten these? Will you keep resisting? How about those terrorists you invited to kill the Shiaa population? When they are defeated by your glorious resistance, will you keep resisting? What about that guy in maarab that threatens you stability if he is not president will you then keep resisting?
26 May 2014, 04:53
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My point ya Mr fake cleric is you do not plan to diss arm ever and no doubt how many " glorious and divine" victories you have plan to be seperated from the state and create problems for a country that is trying to rebuild and move forward. Have you told aoun your plans? He must know surely? this MOU of his was a fake all along then? It is either ha or lebanon the two cannot and should not coexist. The day you answer the above and show a backbone is the day I will sign up and do your jihadist work for you.
26 May 2014, 06:45
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The terror party now claims it is protecting the State. Their arrogance knows no boundaries. What the terrorist is saying " we are stronger than the State" and the state is under our hegemony.
26 May 2014, 07:17
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fake whatever your name is, we are all ice-man, so relax. Your game got old 3 months ago
26 May 2014, 09:47
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Bleaze forgive me al sayyed Nasrallah. All I want is to be a brezident. I love you peace my brother.
26 May 2014, 10:40
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Aggression also comes from your beloved Bashar and Syria...so why not resist all aggression? or just pick and choose with your so called resistance?
M14 should create a militia and get weapons and start resisting Syria's constant aggression...as well as Iran's aggression towards Lebanon's institutions starting with the presidency...At least there would be true equality between lebanese... what a pathetic country..with people like Nasrallah seen as leaders, Lebanon will never become a true republic...
26 May 2014, 12:11
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He lost me@ ''“According to my information, the other camp's real plan ''
as usual, le sayye2, exposing nothing but himself..
you know what real plan is ?? we want to exterminate you, we can't at the moment, but with persistence comes success.
26 May 2014, 15:19
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I know one thing ya Sayed Hassan, as long as you keep speaking, Lebanon too will not exist. As long as you consider yourself as the state, or its army, or its intelligence, Lebanon will fail in everything it wants to undertake. FYI Sayed Hassan, a president, any president owes allegiance to the state, to its constitution with its institutions and its laws, not something that is now well past its by date, that thing you still want to call a resistance, ya Sayed, what resistance bi Rabbak? Suleiman came into power to fill a vacuum, he left and the vacuum is still there, yet you're wondering what the heck happened? This country now needs a president, mind you, not a puppet but a president, Suleiman left head high, you've NOTHING on him, unlike you he has his words, whereas you, M8 and Aoun have no word, you're lost within a zillion fabrications.
