Aoun Says Dialogue Succeeds when there Are No Prejudgments
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Change and Reform bloc leader MP Michel Aoun stressed Wednesday that the success of national dialogue hinges on the importance of not attending it based on prejudgments.
“The resumption of dialogue and its success require the following conditions: Admitting that there is a crisis, being truly ready to resolve it and not coming to the dialogue with prejudgments,” Aoun told As Safir newspaper.
He said however that “these conditions are not yet available.”
Aoun stressed that he backs an initiative launched by Speaker Nabih Berri to resume the all-party talks under President Michel Suleiman for a period of at least five consecutive days and discuss an array of controversial issues.
His proposal lies in handling the form and policy statement of the future cabinet, reviving talks on a new electoral law, and supporting the military to deal with arms proliferated in several regions, in addition to addressing a national defense strategy, a reference to Hizbullah's controversial weapons.
Asked about the standstill in the formation of the new cabinet, Aoun said: “Let no one argue with us about it. There hasn't been any contact with us on this issue for a long time.”
“Some people are barricading themselves behind certain stances and descriptions and have become their captives,” he said.
Premier-designate Tammam Salam has failed to form his government over conditions and preconditions set by the rival March 8 and 14 alliances.
Each camp accuses the other of obstructing the cabinet formation process.
18 September 2013, 08:26
711
Of course no prejudjments: Sit all with those who have illed all their political opponents, to discuss whose next on the list after Wissan El Hassan !
18 September 2013, 08:42
1213
“Some people are barricading themselves behind certain stances and descriptions and have become their captives,”... the Lunatic Aoun can only be speaking about the Glorious militia.
The only Dialogue Hizbullah cares about is with the Axis, as far as Lebanon goes they like it just the way it is... unstable and under the Iranian/Assad threat of force. All this Dialogue babble is just smoke and mirrors.
18 September 2013, 18:28
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Mr -..flamethrower..-, dialogue is the status quo, you obviously can not read or comprehend. Assad/Iranian cheerleaders do a lot of meaningless posting, I guess you have nothing better to do.
18 September 2013, 08:50
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God bless General Aoun for his staunch patriotism, defense of Lebanon's democracy, and opposition to February 14-sponsored Wahabism.
18 September 2013, 08:51
119
You would think his buddy Nasrallah would slip him a couple of million rials for a row of hair plugs.
18 September 2013, 08:52
105
How can we dialogue with thieves & murderers?? it is time for the law to take place not dialogue I am with a trial table, where all descent judges sit & open all files who ever is guilty must put aside, in that moment we will start building the new strict descent government where no one is above the law...in our society now if someone steels they say about him wow he is so 'shatir' bravo! if someone jumps in the street n shoots you wow 'shou awe' bravo NO values anymore whats so ever!! all our society must be reset to respect the law, but how can we do that if we are governed by thieves & murderers?!?!?!
18 September 2013, 09:18
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who still listen to this fool? half man if not less.. did people forget that he fled in the 90's to France's (Alla) Embassy and left his supporters to be annihilated by Assad's sokhoi's? after telling them I will be busried here and I wont move? he fled with his family and the people were annihilated! this coward made everybody pay for his cowardice and he took cover! This coward cut the Christian back in two and made them what they are now!! watching without acting!! his followers today are as ignorant as him!
18 September 2013, 09:42
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Ok I understand you may be right thank u...
I am asking you if you want let us join to ask for a round 'trial table' n the first one we start judging is the general. (we let for example Patriarch Rahi with some trust worthy people to select the judges)
For HA the 'murderers' ok what is your plan to take out the guilty persons n their arms as well?
18 September 2013, 14:09
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Well I replied to you lf on another article, get your facts right first then give your opinion.
18 September 2013, 14:27
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well ya lbf, you need to adjust your facts n dont jump periods of times n to wrong conclusions, if u hate him that does not give the right to mislead the facts, first all were opposing him second jaja made a deal with hrawi n the letter is on the web now u can search for it he joined the syrians to attack general. Please let your opinion be based on true facts not on senses this way you will not build an argument so i won't reply coz it will be your opinion. will all my respect to you
18 September 2013, 10:56
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I Can't believe how Lebanese Christians would vote for someone Like Aoun to represent, lead and run their affairs. This man doesn't have any leadership skills and not even capable to run a zoo or kindergarten because zoo or kindergarten manager will need proper skills to run their business properly and which Aoun has missed
18 September 2013, 23:33
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dismissive, yet not insightful or with any evidence
does this sound like an m8 minion or what?
18 September 2013, 15:21
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LoL at Aoun, he read SunTzu and wants to look smart.
Yallah rouh ném pyjama boy.
18 September 2013, 16:22
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So true a statement, uttered by the one who prejudges all things and all people. The enemy of Lebanon are those who prejudge and make preconditions. People like Aoun.
18 September 2013, 23:03
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You cannot reason with unreasonable people. Have we leaned anything? NO! The national dialogue aka national deception has proven on more than one occasion to be a farcical piece of theater designed to pacify the weak minded and the illiterate at the expense of those who want to live free, work hard and raise a family.
18 September 2013, 23:28
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yeah--I am pretty sure he is trying to mimick his idol becoming bitter and criticizing everyone as a defence. I ALMOST feel bad for him
almost
18 September 2013, 23:39
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LOL! when one side asks to discuss about ALL the problems among which the militia weapons and this militia say we ll discuss everything BUT our weapons, then NO dialogue is possible....
more than a half the lebanese want hezbi to respect the state and give their weapons... denying their rights proves how much they care about lebanese....
