I often believe that all Lebanese share the same vision of Lebanon that I do. This belief stems from the simple needs that citizens require above all else. In my search for a cohesive identity for the Lebanese citizen, I envisioned a place that I believed all my fellow citizens would want to live in.

Laws: An environment in which all citizens and businesses are treated equally before the Law.

Freedom of expression : A country in which any journalist, news outlet, person, or group can express their beliefs within a common legal framework.

Respect and Protection of the Environment: A country in which our priority is to reforest and preserve our unique micro climate along with the wildlife within it. A country with a zoning code that requires parks and green spaces. An aggressive push towards creating reserves and national parks. Laws that strongly prohibit littering and garbage dumping on land or in the sea.

Utilities and Infrastructure: A country in which its main priority is providing an efficient platform with which to stimulate the economy and provide for all its citizens.

Education: A country whose priority it is to provide a strong education to all its citizens no matter what their financial status. A country where history is taught about our extremely rich ancient past as well as our recent history. A country where no exceptions are made with regard to our National Identity. We are Lebanese and unique in this middle east in the continuous habitation in this part of the world with our connection to east and west.

Democratic Ideals: A country where elections and campaigns are rigorously monitored through strict and transparent systems. A country where auditing of election finances are standard and where term limits establish a public service guarantee. A country with an election law that follows proportionality and respects each and every sect within its religious breakdown.

Constitution: A country whose constitution is made by the people for the people rather than for political interests of governments and politicians. A constitution that is unalterable in its protection of freedoms and democracy.

Defense: A country whose Army is trained to defend its people through a sophisticated strategy of decentralization that relies on an individuals right to bear arms. This is achieved through a mandatory conscription for one year in which soldiers are trained in Nationalism, Ethics and Military Tactics. This will create a massive armed national reserve that turns the entire nation into one defensive unit in the case of an invasion from any border.

Police: A country with a large and active police force constantly being monitored and tested by an internal affairs unit for corruption.

Palestinian Refugees: A country who agrees to solve the Palestinian problem internally by creating the following : 1. Weapon free camps policed by Lebanese. 2. A Legal residency permit that allows its holder to work but not to vote. 3. A DNA and fingerprint database for crime prevention. 4. A Coordination Directorate that helps allocate grants and foreign aid to these refugees. 5. An absolute rejection of naturalization that is constitutional and unalterable.

Agriculture: A country that realizes its unique ability to be self sufficient through its agriculture and water. A country that also has a nationwide strategy to produce crops of competitive advantage for export. A country with awareness of nutrition and organic practices that translate into a lucrative tourism sector besides an export capability.

Foreign Policy: A country with a strict foreign policy dedicated to positive neutrality. A country who has no enemies and does not involve itself in regional issues but rather serves as a forum and example for coexistence.

Government: A country whose government uses a rotational method among the two major religions i.e. Christian and Muslim.
Using strict term limits, a president and prime minister who alternate between these two religions (A Christian President and Muslim PM for a term of 6 years and then vice versa for the next term.)and who are elected by their respective constituents. Head of parliament would be abolished and replaced by an elected constitutional council to resolve disputes.

I could spend hours expanding on all these topics but I just wanted to share these with you as a start of a discussion. I also wanted to point out that during our past elections, no party really campaigned on any of these topics. Instead we had polarization and division in order to divert attention from these basic tenets of NATIONAL IDENTITY.

We all know that in Lebanon the best rumors you hear are when you are getting your hair cut I was at the “Salon” on Tuesday (Monday they all close for some reason!) and I had nice long conversation with my barber m3allem X (not the same Mr. X from the Hariri investigation So we talk about a lot of things, first politics of course, then the high prices of things, then about women (they are so pretty in Lebanon!) and many other things. And many times other customers also participate in the discussion (first they wait a little time without saying anything because they want to make sure what is your political color and when they make sure you are pro their side then they start to talk

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N, thanks for creating the number one fascist blog on the world wide web. I commend you for not allowing any opinions that would even remotely insult our great Fuhrer Samir Geagea. In fact I have never ever seen one critical remark on this blog about the Lebanese Forces. All of the writers here are 1000% pure supporters of everything Fascist and right leaning.

I commend you for never allowing any comments that could possibly even slightly be construed as part of a different view than our singular christian fascist movement. In fact you are so good at keeping our comments of one color that I almost feel as if there were no other vision in this world except the Fascist Utopia we always imagined.

I wonder how those other parties in Lebanon like Hizballah and Fanatic Prosyrian Movement (FPM) can tolerate having such incredible freedom of expression. I have noticed how Hizballah has so many members who are critical of Hassan Nassrallah that I am surprised that they accept him as their leader. I visited the Hizballah forum and noticed a complete mess of opinions that differ with the leadership. I saw such levels of liberalism and secularism, that I fear they may collapse from such lax attitude about freedom.

The Orange room is also so democratic that I was feeling sick just noticing how many different viewpoints there were. I think that they are so critical of Aoun and his circle of brilliant leaders that I wonder what could ever make them galvanize behind one leader and listen to his every word as if it were from the heavens, just like our all powerful most beloved right wing christian extremist site here where we tolerate no dissent whatsoever.

And then the visions they have for Lebanon, can you believe it??

Hizballah has has decided that it wants gay marriage and abortion to be legal. They are trying to get a Lebanese jewish comedian to perform soon. I mean seriously, can you imagine that they want to be friends with other nations who believe in democracy? What kind of crazy ideology do they have.

I sincerely hope that we never have to abide by UN resolutions and such nonsense. We don’t need to be part of any group of democratic nations nor do we have any use for cultural exchange. Lebanon is best remaining with other Fascist and single minded States like our beloved Syria and Iran.

Once again I comment you for never allowing the Lebanese Forces site of OUWET.com to ever call for a Free Lebanon and a democratic government. I would never accept it.

It is strange N to see all these liberal secular, democratic, self critical groups like Hizballah and FPM.

I hope we never become like them.

I trust you will continue to eliminate any freedom of speech as it has no use in our beliefs

HIZABLLAH HAS CREATED A NEW CREDIT CARD CALLED FATWACARD. THEY RECENTLY RELEASED SEVERAL NEW ADS.

Stealing 1 Mistubishi Pickup Truck…………. 0 Dollars

Brainwashing 1 Suicide Bomber………………0 Dollars

2000 Kilos of Explosives from Syria………….0 Dollars

Buying Phone cards………………………….200 dollars

Blowing Hariri up ……………………………PRICELESS

THERE ARE THINGS MONEY CAN’T BUY FOR EVERYTHING ELSE THERE IS FATWACARD

Dirty old Tents………………………………………………2000 Dollars

Aragil and Slippers………………………………………….500 Dollars

Paying Some Hizb members to hang out…………………20,000 Dollars

Closing Downtown For 2 Years…………………………PRICELESS

THERE ARE THINGS MONEY CAN’T BUY FOR EVERYTHING ELSE THERE IS FATWACARD

Night Vision Goggles ………………………………. 1500 Dollars

Chain Link Fence Cutters……………………………..80 Dollars

Explosive Device……………………………………..1000 Dollars

Kidnapping 2 Israeli Soldiers………………………………0 Dollars

Watching Lebanon get destroyed …………………PRICELESS

THERE ARE THINGS MONEY CAN’T BUY FOR EVERYTHING ELSE THERE IS FATWACARD

AK47……………………………………500 Dollars

Bullets…………………………………..10 Dollars

Hiding in a rathole………………………0 Dollars

Shooting Samer Hanna………………..PRICELESS

THERE ARE THINGS MONEY CAN’T BUY FOR EVERYTHING ELSE THERE IS FATWACARD

There once was a fool named Jafar
And he’s known from near and afar
He lives on our blog
And barks like a dog

Despite all the smoke screens claiming the contrary , it is clear to the lucid observer that the underlying mode of operation by the allies of Syria and Iran in Lebanon leads to one ultimate goal; the methodical unbinding of the Lebanese Constitution.

Now that the specter of an palestinian/syrian induced civil war (75-90) is painfully couched in our collective memories and the Lebanese people seem unlikely to be dragged into another, the Syrians seem to have no other method of entry into our political lives than to sabotage our only remaining vestige of unity and order; our constitution.

The beginning of this coincides with the untimely appointment of Michel Aoun as a caretaker head of an Interim Government whose sole job was to guide the country through the political vacuum created when a president was not elected after Amin Gemayel.

Whether Aoun was aware of the opportunity he created for Syria when a double government was created headed by Salim El Hoss, remains to be discovered, but the result was clear. Syria now realized that it could effectively paralyze the Lebanese through the creation of constitutional voids.

The Taef accord did not help this one bit and it would be interesting to point out that this Saudi/ Syrian agreement was signed by a constitutionally illegal government. That is not to say that Aoun’s complete disregard for the job he was handed down was legal either. His wars put the country in just the right spot for the illegal Hoss government to assume control. This was at the pleasure of both Saudi Arabia and Syria along with the USA who had long ago thrown the Lebanese to the wolves with Israel’s blessing.

Since that day, the Constitution has been systematically attacked through pseudo legal changes like the reduction of the Christian Presidents power and illegally through the creation of a state within a state like Hizballah.

Recent history shows that since the assassination of Bachir Gemayel, the presidents position has been one of diminished power effectively and legally so much so that the last two presidents have been neutered Generals who were effectively appointed by Syria first as Army Commanders and then as Heads of State.

To date the list of attacks on the Constitution are many but it is good to recount the most salient.

-1989-90 Creation of a second government by Syria
-1990 Taef Accord; reducing power of president signed by illegal Government
-Altering of Constitutional norm by electing Army Commander Emile Lahoud
-Altering of constitution by extension of presidential term of Emile Lahoud
-Illegal closure of Parliament by Nabih Berri to stop election of President
-Illegal amendment of constitution to allow election of Army Commander Michel Sleiman without a three year resignation from Army duties.
-Illegal protests culminating in May 7 to effectively force a unnatural formation of a “consensual democracy” or blocking third in the government under threat of coup.
-Illegal extortion of parliamentary majority prohibiting them from creating a majority government again under threat of armed force from HA.
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