القصار: أنا مرشح دائم لرئاسة الحكومة لما أتمتع به من ثقة بالعبور بالبلد الى مكان آمن

guys, you need to understand that m8 likes only people like saad from saida. only someone who will execute their orders is to their liking.
they cannot realize that the sunnis have a right to choose who represents them :) they prefer illiterate who execute orders.

if you do not coddle the wealthy, the wealthy will put their money outside Lebanon, and there will be less opportunities for our people, and more misery and islamism.
Opposite. you have to coddle the wealthy. Wealthy-haters got france into a mess it cannot extricate itself from.
While successful countries like singapore, dubai, the US, the UK are thriving because of their coddling the wealthy.
The wealthy who are investing and risking their money in lebanon and spending in lebanon are creating job opportunities, and moving the economy. They should be cherished. The communist nasserist wealthy-hating attitude is very unlebanese and will lead to nothing but misery... look at history.

Of course we need talent... which we got a lot of. And we need capitalists. whether u like it or not, no country in history ever thrived without being capitalistic.
I personally hate lebanese bankers because they make money without making any effort. But I am not talking about bankers. I am talking about wealthy capitalists, investors. These should be cherished.

@ lebanon_first

Lots of countries are prosperous without crony capitalism ... The old empires of Egypt, Mesopotamia, India and China were prosperous without capitalism.

Bankers have one allegiance above all others: Private Banking. They will not give up their monopoly without a tremendous fight.

Putting a banker in as Prime Minister guarantees that when push comes to shove the banksters get saved and the people get screwed.

The only country so far that has put the banksters in their place is Iceland. After a few terrible years they are growing.

The countries that let the banks handle the financial crisis are looking at a decade or more of pain and paralysis.

Slash. You did not read my post. I was saying that Kassar is a good choice. I know of him, and I know his business capacities go well beyond Fransabank. I think he is a successful businessman who would bring good management confidence to the business community of wealthy people who mckinl wants to bash.

Ladies and Gentlemen, this conversation gave the opportunity to introduce "fvckuall" (with a V) of the lebanese communist party, a hater of everything prosperous, who has a very special vision for Lebanon. He even wants to change the mercantile nature of the Lebanese and turn them into commies.

The poor chap is confused between the complicated concepts of banking, interest, judaism, free masonry, and hence throws all these words he barely understands in sentences and types them out. This is good because it helps him vent his bottled up frustrations.

Mazboot! Plus he is not exactly from the street. He has plenty of qualifications.

@Lebcan Why is that? What did he do?

he's a thief