منصور عن مواقفه في جنيف 2: لن اتراجع مهما كانت الحملات
Read this story in Englishأكد وزير الخارجية في حكومة تصريف الأعمال عدنان منصور أنه "لن يتراجع عن مواقفه في جنيف 2 مهما كانت الحملات وسيسير في الطريق الذي يراه مناسبا".
وأشار منصور السبت، عن الحملة التي تعرض لها بعد كلمته في مؤتمر جنيف 2، الى أن" الحملة المغرضة هي جزء من الحملات الكثيرة ولا أتوقف عندها طالما هناك اقتناع بما هو لمصلحة لبنان وشعبه، ولن أتراجع عن هذه المواقف أبدا مهما كانت الحملات، في نهاية الامر نحن بلد ديموقراطي وهناك وجهات نظر مختلفة وهناك من هو معها او ضدها. ونحن سنسير في الطريق التي نراها مناسبة".
ولفت الى أن "الخطاب الذي أدليت به سبق ان اطلعت عليه رئيس الجمهورية(ميشال سليمان) قبل ذهابي، ولكن هناك فقرة أضفتها اثناء انعقاد الاجتماع لانه لا يمكن ان شعب لبنان الذي ضحى ولم يجف بعد دم شهدائه ان يتم نعتهم بالإرهاب، وهذا الامر لا يمكن ان نقبل به أبدا ولا بأية صورة".
وأوضح في السياق نفسه، "كنت أود انه بدلا من يتم تسليط الحملة على ما قيل او دوفع به عن المقاومة الشريفة، ان ينتقد من شكر الدول المجاورة التي استضافت اللاجئين ولم يذكر لبنان عن عمد، لان اللبنانيين كلهم ايا كانت انتماءاتهم السياسية والطائفية قدموا الكثير الكثير للأخوة النازحين السوريين، ولكن ان يعامل لبنان بهذا الجحد من الشخص الذي شكر كل الدول بأسمائها ولم يشكر لبنان هذه إساءة ليس فقط لفئة من اللبنانيين وإنما لكل اللبنانيين".
كلام منصور جاء أثناء وضعه حجر الأساس للمبنى الجديد لوزارة الخارجية في وسط بيروت قرب ساحة الشهداء، بحضور نائب رئيس مجلس الوزراء سمير مقبل ممثلا رئيس الجمهورية ميشال سليمان ورئيسي مجلس النواب نبيه بري والحكومة نجيب ميقاتي، الأمين العام للوزارة السفير وفيق رحيمي، المدير العام للمغتربين هيثم جمعة وموظفي الوزارة من السلكين الدبلوماسي والإداري.
وكان منصور قد أشار في كلمة له الأربعاء خلال افتتاح مؤتمر جنيف 2 في مونترو بسويسرا أن "الذين يدعون أن ما يجري في سوريا هو نتيجة مشاركة حزب الله يريدون صرف الأنظار عن الوقائع وعن المجموعات الإرهابية الغريبة عن مجتمعاتنا".
وقد لاقى كلامه ردود فعل سلبية خصوصا من أوساط فريق 14 آذار.
Mansour, You are wearing the shoes of Charles Malek and Fuad Boutros. Is this how you honor their work? How can you be soooo unlebanese???
When you look at yourself in the mirror in the morning aren't you ashamed of yourself?
@ice-man,
What the difference between Sheikh Osama bin Laden and Sheikh Faisal Bin Saud?
Hint: I do not mean the nose job only.
"After my speech (at the conference), I noticed that there is a tendentious chorus that wants to insult Lebanon's foreign minister,” Mansour added…. we should post this on all of his articles.
Mansour, the more you open your mouth, the more you sound like a cheep Assad lackey. You should feel ashamed you are no longer a local embarrassment you are now an international embarrassment.
It's not his fault he is not abiding by the national interests of Lebanon, it's Mikati's fault. There has not been much of accountability in Lebanon. Ministers do what they like as long as they are getting paid well by someone.
I will accept any uneducated minister to replace this airhead, this moron will defend The Syrian regime to come back to Lebanon to bring stability in his eyes to the state that appointed him, he is appointed by Assad not by Suleiman that clearly stated the disassociation policy and his Hizbollah ministers signed off on it but acted based on Assad and Iran orders to join the war in another country.
Shia loyal to Iran and Sunni loyal to ksa between the two we have no Lebanon anymore.
(1). There are many flaws to Mr. Mansour's position, first, these days it has become increasingly difficult to defend Hezbollah and for very valid reasons. If let's say, Hezbollah was still fighting Israeli occupation or for that matter Syrian occupation of Lebanese land, then yes, one would easily find common ground to defend Hezbollah, but today in 2014, after Hezbollah went into so many wrong alleys most of which do NOT have the support of the majority of the Lebanese people, means that Hezbollah keeps committing proscribed acts against the constitution of the land.
(2). Then it's a crazy human nature to observe a repetition of what former victims of occupation of repression can do after liberation and here I will cite two cases, (1): What the Israelis did after the Holocaust when Israel became a state, what it keeps doing to the Palestinians runs almost parallel to what the Nazis did to the Jews. (2). Hezbollah are now doing almost the same to their Lebanese as what the Jews and Syrians did to us before liberation. Finally last but not least, sorry Mr. Mansour, about that thingy you call democracy, what you, your M8 side and those who back you up are the furthest thing from this principle, you are in truth practicing Ratocracy. Please Sir, try to find an audience that is gullible enough to listen to your cacophony. Tawashtna.
No foreign minister in the world shares their own personal opinion when speaking about foreign affairs, especially at such high level conferences, except dans liban of course. The state's stance should be the only voiced opinion of the foreign minister, at least on planet earth.
Mansour said: “I had already informed the president about my speech.” “But I added a paragraph to it during the (Geneva) meeting because the Lebanese people … cannot accept to be called terrorists,” he said.
"The speech prompted President Michel Suleiman to issue a statement, saying distancing Lebanon from the Syrian crisis comes through the immediate end to interference in all of the neighboring country's internal affairs."
I just quoted almost half of the article and you're still arguing that the president was in line with the FM's comment, and "if he isnt then why doesnt he say so"? There isn't anything to debate here, unless you haven't read the article.
I have heard Mr. Mansour defendd HA, Syria and Iran. I never heardd him defendd Lebanon. But with HA followers, defending the above to them is defending Lebanon (because to them Lebanon is an Iranian Welaya)
iranpatriot,
The Takfiris you are referring to are not much different from your HA friends ..... both are the enemies of Lebanon and neither are my friends. So your insult indicates how weak your argument is and your only defense is to say what you always say (broken record). I would love to debate your ideas, but can not find any.
That an individual in a democracy is entitled to his/her opinion is undeniable. That they seek to impose it on the rest of the population is unacceptable to say the least.
When that individual happens to be the foreign minister of an independent country, he/she DO NOT have the luxury or the right to express it on behalf of the country when the official stance of said country is directly opposite of his/her opinion.
Just imagine a soldier deciding on their own whether or not to follow his orders! Without abiding by the rules governing an organization no organized entity can survive, full stop.
This guy is a joke and a disgrace to Lebanon. Good thing his days as a minister are numbered. That's what you get when Hezb "owns" the foreign ministry.
No the joke is your leader Saado who doesn't live in Lebanon, has allegiance to KSA, and provides cover for terrorists..
c'mon...the majority of the Lebanese have had ENOUGH of Hezbollah. That's a majority for YOU.
the majority of people in your neighborhood have that opinion! (i'm sorry my love, but that is not the same as the majority of Lebanese)
amatoury114, please change your pic. lebpatriot245367283938999.9 has a terrible obsession with cannibals.