Geagea Says Futile Waiting for Govt in Light of Current Ruling Authority
Lebanese Forces chief Samir Geagea on Thursday lashed out again at the ruling authority’s paralysis and incapability to form a salvation government amid an unprecedented economic crisis in the country.
Geagea said: “The only remaining solution to end our current crisis is to opt for early parliamentary elections.
“Awaiting the formation of a new salvation government in light of the current ruling majority is similar to waiting for green pastures to sprout amid an arid desert that has never known rain, thousands of miles away from the nearest water oasis,” Geagea exclaimed.
With regard to the prevailing security situation in Zahle, Geagea stepped up calls on the internal security forces, Zahle's municipality, and the rest of the region’s security apparatuses, to swiftly draft an emergency security plan to protect the city and its people and halt the rampant thefts in it.
Geagea’s words came during a meeting that was held at the party’s general headquarters in Maarab during a handover ceremony between the newly appointed Zahle district coordinator, Michel Fattoush, and former Zahle district coordinator, lawyer Antoine Kassouf.
31 December 2020, 13:26
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I have the utmost respect and deepest appreciation for dactor Geagea for lashing out yet again at the ruling authority’s paralysis and incapability to form a salvation government amid an unprecedented economic crisis in the country.
31 December 2020, 15:32
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“Awaiting the formation of a new salvation government in light of the current ruling majority is similar to waiting for green pastures to sprout amid an arid desert that has never known rain, thousands of miles away from the nearest water oasis,” Geagea exclaimed.
in line with your saying: election in Lebanon means nothing, people vote either for money or they are threatened, this means election results have nothing to do with democracy, it provides new names who will continue the corrupt system
Bottomline : you and all others politicians and warlords should not have any role in future reforms
31 December 2020, 19:34
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I agree with you lebanonforever... however... I think that Geagea should retire and let the new generation step into his shoes. He is a remain of the past. Kellon ya3ne kellon!
01 January 2021, 00:33
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With all due respects they did a fantastic job with the portfolios they were given. Their performance was based on actions not speeches and words. Truth be said.
01 January 2021, 22:00
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You are so worry about Zahle! Maybe you should have thought twice before supporting the Syrian Da'ash coming to Lebanon!
