توتر بين طلاب حزب الله و14 آذار في اليسوعية في هوفلان
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شهدت جامعة القديس يوسف-اليسوعية، هوفلان، توتراً بين طلاب من "حزب الله" وآخرين من قوى 14 آذار، ظهر الاثنين، على خلفية الانتخابات الطالبية الاخيرة.
وأفادت الـMTV، أن طلاباً من "حزب الله" يحاصرون مبنى الجامعة، في حين قام طلاب آخرون بمناشدة الادارة التدخل لفك الحصار.
ولفتت الى أن باب الجامعة، أُقفل بقرار من الإدارة لمنع توسع الإشكال الذي حصل.
من جانبها، أفادت اذاعة "صوت لبنان" (100.5)، أن الجيش تدخل للفصل بين الطلاب منعاً لتطور الامور، لافتة الى أن قوى الامن ارسلت دوريتين من الطوارىء الى الجامعة.
وأشارت الى نائب "حزب الكتائب" سامي الجميل، اتصل بقائد الجيش العماد جان قهوجي وبرئيس جامعة اليسوعية، مطالباً اياهما بتحمل المسؤولية تجاه الاستفزازات التي يتعرض لها الطلاب.
يُذكر أن مصلحة الطلاب في القوات اللبنانية اعلنت الخميس، فوز القوات اللبنانية و14 آذار في الإنتخابات الطالبية في الجامعة اليسوعية.
وفازت القوات و14 آذار، في كليات، ادارة الاعمال والحقوق والتأمين، في حين فاز المستقلون بكلية العلوم السياسية في هوفلان.
**الصور خاص موقع "نهارنت"
15:09 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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these extremist terrorists hizbushaitan cannot even recognizr the result of elections!
what is their complaint now? they were not present for these elections because they were busy fighting in Syria?
come on! you lost these elections, so STF up.
we need to remain calm a few more weeks or months, until their Iranian patron sends them the order to disband.
15:25 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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naharnet must have been worried people would interpret your post as accusing saad hariri of being guilty because he ran to hide in riyadh
15:53 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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can you not stop lying mowaten?!
he ran away to hide in France!
14:32 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Mr. Raad said yesterday: " There is NO future for Lebanon without the Resistance". Does that answer your valid question....
15:46 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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My question was directed towards those who do not believe that Hezbollah is good for Lebanon yet they support him for different reasons (Michel Aoun & Co.)
15:37 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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it is part of the democratic process to have politics in campus. This is happening everywhere in democratic countries. what should be forbidden is hizbullah which is an undemocratic party whose leaders are appointed by Iran and that enforces its will on the nation through its weapons.
16:51 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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one of the few time I agree with FT, everything is politicized and confessionalized in this failed state called lebanon...
16:53 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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FT you want to give lessons to the rest of the free world. Bon courage.
17:09 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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lol FT how does it feel to have an Al Qaeda supporter(Souk-el-ghard) agreeing with you?
19:57 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Dear FT if you notice his avatar, it is the now dead FSA leader Abdul Kader saleh, don't let his takfiri lies decieve you lol. You are way more intelligent than that
20:07 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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http://www.zamanalwsl.net/en/news/2514.html here is the exact same picture, thats how i recognized him immediatly
14:25 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Hizbullah Students Surround Huvelin Campus ... I wish that was 20yrs ago so they fry them on the side walk and cut them with a tuna can.
14:28 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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What does HA want from free and democratically elected people .
14:30 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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I am sure it was a spontaneous, delayed, and unplanned reaction to the elections they lost last week. HA hierarchy had no knowledge of this whatsoever!
14:30 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Hizballah's student should enroll in the University of Damascus instead.
This way, they can attend classes during the day and fight at night.
15:21 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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but then you would cry that they are in syria, make up your mind hbb
14:44 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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And this is M8 democracy !
If you cannot tamper with the votes, then block the roads, protest, boycott ...
Hezbollah has shown once again that it is incapable of democracy or adhering to democratic principles.
This is the party you "pro-democracy" aounists are supporting !
Yalla, take over USJ, call the dean a zionist, put him in your "prisons" and declare the elections fraudulent.
Hezbollah should have had "99%" of the votes like Bashar in Syria ...
Hezbollah should be ruled out of government and parliament ! KHalas ba'a ! Enough with this joke !
14:44 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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erhmagerd!!! a peaceful demonstration!! how disgusting and undemocratic, get me my goat now, i need to behead something to reconnect with my inner humanity!!
15:06 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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sure we know what peaceful means in hezbi minds: provoke till the other camp gets exasperated then blame the other camp for starting chaos... and hezbi lovers will come here to say: "they started! walaw! hezbi are disciplined and polite people!" LOL
15:22 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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eagledawn: more sober than a takfiri on captagon, you can be sure of that.
peace: humm.. so if a protest "exasperates" the others, and they might react violently, then i lose the right to protest? interesting, is that from your 101 on saudi democracy?
17:23 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Saudi? You forgot what the besij of Iran did after the "elections" there?
14:47 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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PS : I remember when Jamil El Sayyed, Hezbollah's puppy, sent armed forces to prevent USJ students from protesting.
Again, another sign of your democratic hezbollah and their democratic partners.
Aoun, your partnership with Kezballah is a disgrace !
15:01 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Bad losers; aucun esprit sportif. C'est repugnant. Soit ils gagnent soit c la pagaye.
15:09 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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It us much mire than a stylent dispute. It is a réjection of democracy by student affiliated to a party who imposes its agenda by force through its weapon. It is also an aggression by hizbullah students in a Christian area.
15:42 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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@Southern : "he sounds ridiculous by calling the army General Jean Qahwaji to solve a students disputes"
Should he solve disputes the Hezbollah way ? Maybe gather a couple of hundred people, provide them with blackshirts and weapons and hit to the streets and cause tensions and fear ?
Or maybe set up roadblocks ?
Or maybe assassinate his opponents, its less of a hassle and you can always blame it on Israel because the "sheep" will believe anything you tell them...
Maybe the best way to solve disputes would be to send half your student "army" to AUB or LAU and solve their problems too ... you can always blame it on terrorist students with tuitions paid by Saudi Arabia and Hariri... they bring very dangerous books to school !
15:43 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Southern I am not sectarian but there is a reality in this country. The Christian cannot accept that shiite students backed by a terrorist militia imposes there will on them especially that they are demonstrating against democracy. Similarily, shiite lebanese demonstrated against BasmatWatan TV program (which aired a Parody of Hassan Nasrallah) in Christian areas. Christians feels threatens in their living and their values as those demonstrations are threatening democracy and freedom of speech that are an essential value for Christians.
16:26 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Great Pierro is right. YOur accusations of sectarianism are cheap.
HA does not beleive in democracy. They beleive in the force of the strongest, they thrive in rule of the jungle.
They do not want to apply democracy amongst their constituents, forcing people to vote for them or Amal- even killing shiite heroes like Hashem al Salman who protested against them
There are regions in lebanon that apply democracy and rules and pay taxes and those which dont. HA's regions dont. Let HA stay in their regions and apply their rule of the jungle there. They are not welcome in Tripoli or Hamra or Ashrafieh. We more than welcome heroes like Hashem el salman and other patriots.
So FT it is not about gharbieh charkieh, and Southern it is not about chiite. It is about democracy and rule of law.
16:12 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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The Hezballah students have a legitimate reason to blockade the University after all they expected to get their PHDs when they registered there and showed their "Asheaf ek Nass" Resistration hospitality card just like their counterparts at the UL and Dr Mowatenn, Dr Southern, Dr Flamethrower. They could not understand why the USJ would not give them PHDs without having to attend any courses anywhere since kindergarten.
16:22 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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it's the "Ashraf el Nass" Resistration hospitality card
16:49 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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yea, who needs a PhD when all you need to do is butcher people and be called daktor?
17:09 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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@Mowaten : hell, you can also butcher people like Hezbollah without being called daktor ... you can also support regimes that killed Lebanese by the thousands and burried them in mass graves. No doctorate needed !
Go cheer Hassan and Bashar, no education needed at all ! You simply need to obey and be a sheep ... don't stray too far from the flock though as they will most certainly put you down !
17:18 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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oh dear FC, had been a while since i didnt hear you bark after one of my comments, had missed it. not.
please go on, dont let me interrupt your empty accusations, i wouldnt want to bother you in your monologue.
17:23 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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@Mowaten : unlike you, i don't spend my days struggling to make sense and brainwash others.
And unlike you, I respond to what you struggle to make appear as opinions or comments.
I know you're incapable of answering me so you opt for the easy way out : attack, insult ... this is Hezbollah tactics ... if you're unhappy, ATTACK like dogs because no possible dialogue will get you what you want !
You're simply incapable of argument ...
17:29 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Yeah Dr Mowaten, who knew Bashar would be a better butcher than he is a daktor. I mean if Hafez had only known that little Bashar would go into the family butchery business he could have saved the Syrian people tens of thousands of legally ill-gotten cash and send him to Lebanon. Here Bashar could have peacefully practiced the art of murder with the rest of the Syrian army instead of wasting his talent in London and it's conspiratorial universities.
16:48 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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There are pictures of kataeb puuting the graffiti on the walls to create a reason to attack hezbollah students and that sami can start acting like a hero. You are going to get exposed again!
16:48 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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sa7 el nom, it has been this way for decades, you just found out?
17:12 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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well if you weren't so busy being all judgmental and solemn, despite your ignorance of basic facts, you could have asked and people would have told you.
11:17 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 26
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so i think right now its at its worst. hezb iran is a cancer and needs to be eradicated
16:54 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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sami is the most representative christian leader in Lebanon. Why are you putting him down? This is utterly sectarian.
16:56 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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hezbulshitan thugs are unleashed again is there no one in USj have some bones ? just throw them a a bone and watch
17:08 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Wlek ya 3ammé even in the 70's we had political cells "khaléya" in our schools.
Khalyéa Kataeb
Khalyéa Ahrar
Khalyé kaza ou Khaliyé maza.
I am sure that they had Khaléya in areas that were under the control of the Ishtirakié/Aoumié/Mourabiton/Amal/Communists for the respective parties.
And this fine tradition of politicizing education, and imposing one side of the debate on young students, extended to the Universities. What we are seeing today is only an extension of what happened in our academic institutions as far back as the 50's and 60's. This is a direct result of a weak and dysfunctional state, of a country ran by local strongmen who only care about their own turf and nothing else.
17:20 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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thefact: grow up a little, this is brainwash indeed, but to think it's any different in any other country would be naive. what one country does with student councils, another does with brutal war video games and hollywood movies. by the time they are 18 they are all pumped up and ready to go half way across the globe to kill arabs they hate without having ever met them before.
17:33 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Mowaten, if we are to try to solve the huge, systemic problems of our country, we need to look in the mirror. So allow me, "the LF guy", to look at the mirror.
We had Kataeb and Ahrar cells in our school back in the 70's. Anyone even contemplating the remote idea of starting, say, a Communist cell would be roundly beaten and expelled from the school. Children of parents known to have been affiliated with the "other" parties before the civil war started kept a very low profile.
So where was democracy? Where was debate? Where was the exposure to a multitude of opinions that is a challenge to a student's intellect? Nowhere. The atmosphere reeked of fascism. I didn't see it then, but I see it very clearly now. This is what bothers me with the politicizing of our schools and universities.
17:34 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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cont:
Sure, Americans are bombarded with anti-Arab propaganda and so forth, but no one is forcing it on them. It is not institutionalized. There is free speech and freedom of thought. We have it too in Lebanon, but is it limited by the power of whatever party happens to be dominant in a certain area.
18:46 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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jabal: respect for "looking in the mirror" as you put it, and for being so sincere about it.
17:10 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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yes, it's sami, but i dont see the problem with that. even though i dont like him he has the right to study wherever he choses.
18:21 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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I agree with you that political activity and political organizations must be forbidden in schools. Students shouldn't be there for political education, but for CIVIC education. Once they have this with them, they will be better equipped to make the political choice that is best for them. We must encourage political awareness in our children, but they need to grasp the basics first.
18:25 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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We need a strong independent Lebanon. We need to get rid of this stupid sectarian thinking. All armed parties Hezbollah , Palestinians , Salifis and co .. have to be disarmed .
18:46 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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start of the solution is a fair electoral law based on proportionality
19:13 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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What a pity,looks like even the young genertion is already brainwashed,For goodness sake
can we not be rational and be all Lebanese, becouse we all belong to one country and we have to find a way of living peacefully.We are already making the future generation hate each other.I beg of you all lets be Lebanese first.God bless our country.
20:18 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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nice sociological analysis
qaeda/zionist/takfiri/bakri/put whatever u mullah learnt u....
22:57 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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I have been visiting naharnet for years now, sometimes reading the comments. I decided to join now, to add a voice of reason to the sea of so many unreasonable people. I have some opinions I would like to express.
Is this how Lebanese people want to live forever? Sunni this, Shiite that, Maronite this, Druze that. It's so backwards and ignorant, I'm embarrassed when I see people speaking like this and then claiming to be Lebanese. Lebanon was historically a haven for all religious groups, but we seem to have forgotten that.
Where is your national pride? Why does Lebanon have to rely on foreign financial and military support to survive? Why do we remain silent when a foreign country bombs inside our territory (regardless of which country)? Why can't we have electricity 24 hours, 1 electric and water bill, safety and security and an economy to speak of? Why do we have to leave the country to get a good job, unless our connections are good (or bad if you know what I mean)?
22:58 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 25
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Why are people fighting in Syria, or fighting for Palestine, or for Saudi or Iran or Zimbabwe... Who cares about these countries??? Care about yours, love it because it is the most important thing you have.
Please people, ma 3am nazzir, it isn't important anymore who started this or that, what matters is what we can do now. Don't let another generation grow up like ours and our parents' did. Break the cycle.
02:50 ,2013 تشرين الثاني 26
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Who needs that university anyway. There are bigger and better things to look forward to darlings....
