عون: ما حصل في سيدة إيليج ضرب للميثاق اللبناني ممن "يدعون المسيحية"

ya ex-general you have no shame...you are a TRAITOR!!!

Aoun is the greatest man Lebanon has ever produced. Vive the General!

Cukoo cukoo.....it is Tuesday again. The Christian back stabber is speaking again.

Listen to him speaking of Christian values when he sells the country out to the Shia.

Q: Why did the chicken cross the road?
A: The French embassy was on the other side.

God bless you General, we are all with you.

oh yes you are insane and all your comments and actions denote that

Put a small black mustache and you will have a Hitler look-alike...LOL! A clown and those who support him belong in that same circus of fools!

Tuesday again, so fast, Z general is on....happy hour y'all...the crazy senile is AOUUUUUUUUNNNNNNNNNN is onnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn :)

@ anonymetexasusa
"Not a supporter of Aoun". You could have easily fooled me.

same M8 tricks: they deliberately do things they know will be a provocation just to ignite problems and then claim to be victims...

good old hypocrit and populist manoeuver to strike the minds of the weak....

Tell your Shia friends to stop building on church property ya Aoun.

The Orthodox Law is the worst proposal possible for Chrsitians and all other sects in Lebanon.

Parties will be even more identified by one sect only, and thus they will only represent one segment of the Lebanese population. Parties will be in direct competition against one another, pitting all sects in competition against one another. How can we achieve progress if the design of the political system is to divide the Lebanese people in sects?

How are parties going to work for Lebanon if they only seek the votes of their sect? This is a contradiction. Down with all these politicians ruining this great country.

This is like geagea going to the south and campaigning there... the only reason Aoun is welcomed there is due to his alliances...
on another note, if the tables were turned, M8 /numerous militia cronies would have parked a bomb and waited for the politician to come...

@slash makes sense. Will also vouch, having seen and read many of @anonymetexasusa's comments that he is not a Aoun lover.

Back to the subject matter. The right of people to congregate, hold meetings and demonstrate is guaranteed in democracies. If such expression of views ends up derailing a politician's plan then so be it.

In fact, a good politician would have avoided moves that he knows will arouse old feelings and elicit counter behavior. He would have sucked it up and made no big deal of it and it would have died. Then again we know that Aoun is neither a good politician nor a good leader.

the christian thing for mr aoun to do would be to humble himself and apologize for all the wrongs he has done in the past against his christian brothers. (take the log out of his eye rather than focusing on the speck in others) .... and he should turn away from his evil unchristian alliance with march 8 and the masons.

“No one can claim to be Christian and commit such an act ... This behavior has nothing to do with Christian values and we hope it will not be repeated, especially by fathers,”
Afaf should not talk about virtues, Hitler should not talk about human rights, and Michel Aoun should not talk about Christian values. Period.

This is a very good presentation, although it does not alleviate my concerns at all. In fact, reading about it more only makes me even more angry at the fact that such a divisive law is being proposed.

An interesting graph is the one that shows which confessions are over/under-represented. Not all votes have the same weight as others in this system, demonstrates the lack of equality among voter impact.

As the UN Human Rights Committee says, "The vote of one elector should be equal to the vote of another".

Aoun should not be allowed to enter any church unless he is willing to repent, acknowledge all his misdeeds and ask for forgiveness.

"but dont think that Geagea ordered his men to go and do that"

LOL

c'mon flame you can do better then that! warzones ? sensitive areas LOL. that sounds like a speech by hussouny. I'm waiting for the new hezb branch of natural resource protection agency, wait for it, it is coming.

Aoun going to that church is like Sharon going to the Temple Mount. It is an incitement. Buried in the cemetery at that church are Christians who died in the Aoun-LF war of 1989. Where is the Christian value in Aoun, acting as pseudo PM declaring war on the Christian militia when there were militia running all over Lebanon. Aoun did it at the instruction of Hafez al Assad as the price tag for Assad's presumed promise to make Aoun President in 1990.
At the altar of Aoun's blind presidential ambitions are buried Christian people who were caused to pay the price.

This may be why the crowd gathered. I am sure that Geagea did not have to lift a finger to cause such a crowd to gather.

why not just vote for the politician on the basis of where you currently reside? Then there maybe a fairer representation and more pressure on the politician to actually work for his electorate. Lets get rid of the religious factor on whom to vote for. that sounds like an idea, unfortunately we the lebanese people will always revert to religion to falsely define our views and identity when all religion preaches peace, harmony and love.

Primate!

OMG Aoun hit a new low with his dementia and his hatred towards other Christians.
He is like a Penny stock: worthless

visiting the graves of the people who he killed them !!! he's a lunatic. No one ever did that before!