سلام: حكومتي لن تكون حكومة متاريس وقد لا ترضي جميع الأطراف

Salaam and Suleiman are good men. They will probably end up paying for their positions (ie. Syria & Hezb will put a hit out on them) but these two men have constantly taken positions that are aimed at strengthening Lebanon. They are true patriots.

Salam and peace be upon you Mr. Tammam. I am sure you have finally come to the conclusion after months of exhaustive research and consultations that it is M14 and the blue takfiris who are behind all obstacles to form a new government. We, the Shia of Ali Ibn Taleb want national unity with our brothers and sisters in Lebanon. We want veto power in order to protect the behind of the Islamic Iranian Resistance. Since we represent the sentiment of 99.99% of the free and honorable Lebanese, would that request be too much to ask? You be the judge of that. The resistance is busy now fighting terrorism in Syria and needs all the help internally. Hence, it is advocating calm and less sectarian rhetoric so it can focus on eradicating terror from this planet.

Considering that the political parties don't want to seem to get together in a government, and the refusal of Parliament Speaker, Mr. Berri, to reconvene to parliament, perhaps the only solution in Lebanon, is for the President to establish a government of bureaucrats, completely ignoring the bickering politicians.
Perhaps once they see that Lebanon can be governed properly as one unit, then they will finally realise that they have to sit down with each other and hammer out their differences.
It may take a week, a month, a year, or 10 years, but at least at the end of the process Lebanon will have a responsible unified government made up of its politicians.

@cleanleb What you're saying makes sense in theory (submitting a govt proposal, and resigning if it doesn't pass in parliament). However, in practice it could have dangerous consequences. What will happen in that case is that the Hizb will throw a fit. And I'm not talking about a tantrum like the ones Aoun does. I'm talking about a proper nasty violent reaction. The hizb will build on top of it's latest rhetoric following the bombing in Dahye and denounce a supposed conspiracy against it that needs to be addressed by taking to the street like it did in 2007. Given the already volatile situation, this will be disastrous. And I think Salam is aware of that and he doesn't want to lead the country down that path.

ex-progma, you will be saddened to hear that some oil companies have pulled-out of searching for oil and development projects due to the lack of political stability and frustration due to a lack of government. The more the formation of the pertinent government body is postponed, the worse the future prospects in terms of investment and economic harmony. Salam should hurry it up a bit.

To the idiot above:
You should learn to write more than one and a half sentences and have more ideas with less insults. But I guess "insults" is all you know. That tells us a lot about your background.