akh.. when will m14 stop plotting and conspiring and realize that Lebanon's interests, as well theirs, will not be served by playing America's puppies. They know Hezbollah will not lay down it's arms, for the very same reasons that have been explained a million times.
What they are now betting on, and planning for, is an armed confrontation. Just as Syria was flooded with weapons and Saudi money.
The greedy corrupted politicians, now that they were ousted and lost the tap on public funds, are hoping for a few suitcases of cash, in exchange for doing israel and the US's dirty work: fight Hezbollah for them. They know their chances are slim, but they think the big brothers will rescue them, or, in the worst case, that they'll be able to run off with their suitcases and live la vida loca with saadoun in Europe.
First peace, to say "Hezbollah pledges allegiance to Iran" is not only baseless but completely hypocritical. When did they ever do something for Iran against Lebanon's interest? Having an ally, when that ally has common interests and supports you without asking you to betray yourself or your country, is healthy.
Second, when did they use their arms to threaten the citizens? If, as I assume, you're talking about may 2008, you and I know very well it wasnt citizens they fought but armed militia men, after the m14 government declared war against Hezbollah.
Clearly, anyone can understand that it was impossible for them to let an unconstitutional government (lacking any Shia representation, contrary to constitution requirements) dismantle the communications network and arrest all those who installed, operated and used it (= all Hezbollah).
You and I know they were left no choice, and were trapped into reacting like this. maybe the smartest thing m14 did, certainly not their idea though..
that's exactly what I'm saying, before you can say Hezbollah OBEYS Iran, you better have proof, or at least the slightest example of them doing something against Lebanon for the sole benefit of Iran (as an obedient serf would)
and yes, when the government is unconstitutional, and being raped and perverted by traitors who never did anything for this country except give lessons of moral while licking every boot that passed in front of them, whether syrian, israeli or american. let them have a program, do something constructive, instead of nagging against hezbollah and devoting their time to only this one and only purpose, which doesnt serve Lebanon but rather their masters, US&rael
details of this armed insurgency are starting to come out, and confirm what seemed obvious from day 1:
when on the first day of protests, the first 7 victims to be killed were policemen, everybody knew it was an armed insurgency that was starting. when Ghassan Bin Jeddo resigned, we knew Qatar was involved and there was news that Saudi money was buying weapons and recruiting militiamen to fight Assad, their intentions became more explicit in the Arab League vote.
Only blind people only see this through their hatred of Assad, and fail to see that this hostile takeover was cooked in hell by America, Israel, Saudi, France and Turkey, and they do not wish to free anyone, just enslave them to their capitalo-salafism.
no thepatriot, we still stumble on the same spot: facts, proof, evidence.
without any of these, reports by an obscure "London observatory" or the even more obscure "united nations" who are merely the hypocrite extension of the USA's hands, are just allegations, and distortions of reality. We all know by now that the "peaceful protesters" were armed from day 1 and that the first deads were the 7 policemen killed on the first protest. It is an armed protest and the government has the duty to crush the salafi bastards. I highly suspect those salafi "bros" are the ones sniping civilians and security personnel alike to create tension and stir strife. No video or picture we have seen can prove the contrary.
youssefhaddad: who said they were independant? the AL refused to give their names and nationalities, for all we know they might be sending their masters' pet, with feltman as cheerleader.
gehahhahahaa: soon eh? it's starting to sound like an old broken record :)
Report: Hizbullah Installs Telecom Network in Zahle after Tarshish Failure
24 November 2011, 12:00"Remember" ??? remember what? your sick baseless accusations that only rely on what your hatred wishes to be true?
Saudi Minister Accuses Iran of Meddling in Gulf
24 November 2011, 13:09LOL as if saudis werent meddling everywhere in the area and using their dirty money to corrupt and spread their decay
March 14 Preparing for Plan to Tackle Hizbullah after Demise of Syrian Regime
25 November 2011, 12:21akh.. when will m14 stop plotting and conspiring and realize that Lebanon's interests, as well theirs, will not be served by playing America's puppies. They know Hezbollah will not lay down it's arms, for the very same reasons that have been explained a million times.
What they are now betting on, and planning for, is an armed confrontation. Just as Syria was flooded with weapons and Saudi money.
The greedy corrupted politicians, now that they were ousted and lost the tap on public funds, are hoping for a few suitcases of cash, in exchange for doing israel and the US's dirty work: fight Hezbollah for them. They know their chances are slim, but they think the big brothers will rescue them, or, in the worst case, that they'll be able to run off with their suitcases and live la vida loca with saadoun in Europe.
March 14 Preparing for Plan to Tackle Hizbullah after Demise of Syrian Regime
25 November 2011, 14:29First peace, to say "Hezbollah pledges allegiance to Iran" is not only baseless but completely hypocritical. When did they ever do something for Iran against Lebanon's interest? Having an ally, when that ally has common interests and supports you without asking you to betray yourself or your country, is healthy.
Second, when did they use their arms to threaten the citizens? If, as I assume, you're talking about may 2008, you and I know very well it wasnt citizens they fought but armed militia men, after the m14 government declared war against Hezbollah.
Clearly, anyone can understand that it was impossible for them to let an unconstitutional government (lacking any Shia representation, contrary to constitution requirements) dismantle the communications network and arrest all those who installed, operated and used it (= all Hezbollah).
You and I know they were left no choice, and were trapped into reacting like this. maybe the smartest thing m14 did, certainly not their idea though..
March 14 Preparing for Plan to Tackle Hizbullah after Demise of Syrian Regime
25 November 2011, 15:20that's exactly what I'm saying, before you can say Hezbollah OBEYS Iran, you better have proof, or at least the slightest example of them doing something against Lebanon for the sole benefit of Iran (as an obedient serf would)
and yes, when the government is unconstitutional, and being raped and perverted by traitors who never did anything for this country except give lessons of moral while licking every boot that passed in front of them, whether syrian, israeli or american. let them have a program, do something constructive, instead of nagging against hezbollah and devoting their time to only this one and only purpose, which doesnt serve Lebanon but rather their masters, US&rael
Tens of Thousands Rally in Tripoli for 'Arms Fall, Independence Spring'
28 November 2011, 11:52there were more people at above & beyond
Tens of Thousands Rally in Tripoli for 'Arms Fall, Independence Spring'
28 November 2011, 11:53and they were paying, not paid
Report: France Training Free Syrian Army Rebels in Turkey, Lebanon
28 November 2011, 11:59details of this armed insurgency are starting to come out, and confirm what seemed obvious from day 1:
when on the first day of protests, the first 7 victims to be killed were policemen, everybody knew it was an armed insurgency that was starting. when Ghassan Bin Jeddo resigned, we knew Qatar was involved and there was news that Saudi money was buying weapons and recruiting militiamen to fight Assad, their intentions became more explicit in the Arab League vote.
Only blind people only see this through their hatred of Assad, and fail to see that this hostile takeover was cooked in hell by America, Israel, Saudi, France and Turkey, and they do not wish to free anyone, just enslave them to their capitalo-salafism.
Liban Lait Owner Kidnapped at Gunpoint in Bekaa
07 December 2011, 17:34wasnt liban lait one of the many businesses destroyed by israel in 2006? they can't stand economic competition it seems
Syria's Assad Denies Orders to Kill Protesters
07 December 2011, 17:59no thepatriot, we still stumble on the same spot: facts, proof, evidence.
without any of these, reports by an obscure "London observatory" or the even more obscure "united nations" who are merely the hypocrite extension of the USA's hands, are just allegations, and distortions of reality. We all know by now that the "peaceful protesters" were armed from day 1 and that the first deads were the 7 policemen killed on the first protest. It is an armed protest and the government has the duty to crush the salafi bastards. I highly suspect those salafi "bros" are the ones sniping civilians and security personnel alike to create tension and stir strife. No video or picture we have seen can prove the contrary.
youssefhaddad: who said they were independant? the AL refused to give their names and nationalities, for all we know they might be sending their masters' pet, with feltman as cheerleader.
gehahhahahaa: soon eh? it's starting to sound like an old broken record :)