Hariri Denies Reports of his Return to Lebanon
إقرأ هذا الخبر بالعربية
Former Prime Minister Saad Hariri denied on Monday a report in al-Akhbar newspaper that he is planning on returning to Lebanon.
He said via Twitter: “If this newspaper published the report, then it is definitely a lie.”
Al-Akhbar had said that the former premier is seeking to return to Lebanon on May 6 in order to take part in a Mustaqbal movement rally in support of the Syrian people.
30 April 2012, 15:11
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Gays are soo disappointed right now: the number one male stripper is still working abroad
30 April 2012, 19:40
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patriotic people will cannot be dissapointed because, despite all your hallucinations here, all cia/mossad plans in lebanon failed like always
30 April 2012, 19:39
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the filthy zionist slime trash shit worm is again receiving the mossad reports about their "big enemies" on naharnet comments section.
30 April 2012, 15:36
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The good news is that at least Harriri is not a mass murderer like your piece of work Bashar el Butcher Assad.
30 April 2012, 19:37
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the filthy zionist slime filth is trying to redirect the subject to assad.
pathetic
30 April 2012, 19:37
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the filthy zionist slime filth trash is teaching other about symbolics
30 April 2012, 19:38
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the filthy zionist slime filth trash is trying to recruit new mossad agents. the opening question is "are you jew".
30 April 2012, 19:41
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the filthy zionist slime filth trash worm rat couldn't believe that no one laughed on his retarded joke, so he repeated it.
30 April 2012, 20:08
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Saad, we're with you. Come back when the threat on your life is gone. We want you to be our prime minister in 2013 and acting as a majority leader, not the minister of a consensus.
30 April 2012, 21:36
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those so called democrats or patriots should be outraged to see that a lebanese politician cannot come back to his country because he is threatened to death...
but i guess that is their idea of democracy and freedom of speech the M8 way! they seemed proud to live in a country where politicians are threatened because of their ideas!
they act like nazis and don t even see it....
30 April 2012, 23:36
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@rudes, Typical response from a classless sub human! When you are out-debated and out-reasoned, your resort to insults. Keep hiding behind your keyboard you coward and lob all the insults that you want ya bala akhla2 w’bala marba and better hope you don’t meet me on the street one day because I will teach you the lessons your farther apparently didn’t have time to instill in you. Our mothers are off limits you punk scumbag!
01 May 2012, 01:07
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Cheikh Absentido said he will not return to Lebanon except through Syria. Judging from the way things look, this might happen with his hands tied behind his back and a chain around his ankles.
01 May 2012, 10:09
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Many lebanese politicians are threatened but they stay right here and lead from the front and not from the safety and confort of Europe. This is not leadership. Samir is under threat. Do you see him running?
02 May 2012, 12:37
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Schmuck...what a nice Yiddish word. They taught you good in Israel
02 May 2012, 13:00
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Naharnet!! You censored my post which was just a wikipedia copy paste. The definition of shmuck, the word used by our delicious friend above, who floods us with insults a few posts below and is not worried...
You are sooo inconsistent...pfff....
03 May 2012, 17:12
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The important story here is not in the article. It is the diatribe and insults so many of you throw at each other without even discussing the issues that are meaningful to all of us. Has our political class ever done anything meaningful for us without first filling their own pockets? Don’t just follow your father's or uncle's footsteps without seeing how these politicians are manipulating you and exploiting your fears for their own gain? How many times must we be fooled into believing that they are interested in our future or that of our families, our children, our country before we say "ENOUGH!"? It doesn't matter whether they're M8 or M16, because our politicians are against us all no matter how much they sometimes make us feel otherwise. Have the courage to discuss with each other the future we all want for Lebanon! Do not be cynical. Instead be upright, open-minded, have good-faith, and find common ground with those we've been told to hate. Do it for the future of Lebanon.
