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• 1. some_questions | January 30th, 2007 at 10:57 pm

  ..than lets change the site name only for u , we will name it hizeb al-saleem and w`ll drop lebanese forces .. for some how i have some
  questions for u :

  1- egbareh ykoun masi7eh yalleh bado yndam lal LF

  2- el 7akim ma lagha el salib el mashtoub mn ba3d ma toli3 mn l prison

  3- into LF walla fari2 telit la ma3 14 wala ma3 8

  4- lesh kel yalleh bitla3o 3al lbc bi 7otto salib w asme2on kella elie w tony w george.

  5- lesh ba3do hal ta3asob 3andkon

  6- lesh deyman bt7ko 3an 5attar el fetneh el masi7iyeh badal el fetneh el lebneniyeh.

  7- lesh elie 7bay2a akbar 3amil isra2ileh , w yalleh gazar bi sabra w shatila ba3dna bedna n3ali2lo sourto

  8- mish hayda elie 7bay2a yalleh sar fi ma3arik bayno w ben el 7akim la istilem kiedit el ouwet? 7ayartouna.

  hope that some one from LF answer my Q

  PC: make ur answer not by comparing.

• 2. N10452 | January 30th, 2007 at 11:12 pm

  I will be happy to answer you and not by comparing.

  Le baddak tghayyir 2essem el 7ezeb first of all?

  1- Wrong, and we do have muslim members, there is nothing that doesnt allow a muslim to join the LF.

  2- le baddo yelghi ? The LF Cross has a spiritual meaning and should not be exploited politically, thats all and Hakim did clear things concerning the cross since day1.

  3- LF belongs to the 14th of march, and should be the one taking initiatives in that group.

  4- Marcel Ghanem bi7at saleeb ? George Ghanem ? Mnee7 fi a couple that put them .. As for the employees, what a lame question to be honest.
  Go ask Pierre el Daher.

  5- el ta3assob 3and el jehleen wou fi min 3anna wou min kel taraf ..

  6- lesh 3am t2allif min zawou2ak ? re-read our speeches. We are worried about the Christian community, since it is the safety net for the Lebanese unity.

  7- meen li gazzar ? het lachouf ? ma chefet souwar Sharon wala ma7al ana .. and i hope you are not implying Bashir.

  8- so ?

• 3. Nancy | January 31st, 2007 at 12:00 am

  Oh my god “some questions” give it a rest! Get over the past and please don’t think everyone is a fanatic before truly doing your research

• 4. DonRizk | January 31st, 2007 at 12:04 am

  Totally correct N10452.
  First of all,some_questions, we all hope you don’t imply bachir, because then you would show your political ignorance.
  Second of all, WHAT THE F does your comment have to do with my post?
  Third of all, it’s PS not PC….what you used stands for personal computer…. so I’m not going to bother answering you.

• 5. DonRizk | January 31st, 2007 at 12:14 am

  Just to make things clear, Sheikh Bachir Gemayel (RIP) was assassinated on the 14th of september 1982,while the Sabra And Chatila Massacre was committed on the 16th…

• 6. djuan | January 31st, 2007 at 6:16 am

  There is no solution for our major prbs , we have been the way we are for years and years . Actually lebanon was built wrong from the begining , we are lucky to have such a beautiful country but geographic we are stuck ,stuck ,stuck no escape but the ocean . in conclusion we have 19 different party and religion and each one of them relay on nonlebanese power or control! we will never like eachothers , sadly racism ,radicalism and fanatic hate in our blood for ever ,the west succeed by dividing us into small groups on top that they opened their doors for our inteligent to leave the country for the money and better life. At last lebanon has failed the test but we should have some hopes …..god bless…

• 7. Fad14 | January 31st, 2007 at 10:06 am

  Response to some questions:
  LF those days are gathering a multi religious supporting community. some Sunni muslims in Tariq Jdeideh love Geagea more than their own leaders, not to mention the growing support in the shouf area or the support from moderate Christians who were never LF supporters.
  LF has clearly a better agenda than that during the war. I am not hinting their agenda in the war was bad since it was a response and it was the best suited to the community and area they occupied.
  Sabra and Shateela. No one knows who did it but we all know who helped prepare for it and who gave the cover for it and I think you need to send them your questions.
  Last response, I would love to see a sunni working in AL MANAR, or a Christian.
  I would love to see them recruiting employees rather than appointing them from within the Hizbulla ranks.
  I would also love to see a presenter on al Manar without the Hijab, perhaps even some blond hair or a show like Ya liel Ya Ein featuring Nasrallah singing and some hizbulla members showing us some david copperfield hiding tricks.

• 8. Shadow | January 31st, 2007 at 10:22 am

  No need to reply for lesh , it s a waste of time.

  All Stations in Lebanon will support one of the political parties but there is a big difference between supporting a political party and ykoun e3lem mwajah like Manar TV and Future TV and New TV .
  for example LBC supports Lebanese Forces but Lebanse Forces deos’nt interfere in their programes so LBC moush 2e3lem mouwajah .

  Sometimes from curiosity i watch Manar TV and NEW TV news and their political programs.

  You cannot imagine how much hate and bad feelings they give to their audiences against 14 march in general and specifically against Lebanese Forces . They lost all kinds of TV professionalism. on Everything they put blame on Lebanese Forces its so obvious that everyone can notice.

  That’s why we dont see too much advertisements on these TV . All mulinational companies put their ads on LBC and some other companies while they refuse to put their ads on these TVs because they know very well what types of TV s they are and what types of audience will watch them .

  Manar TV houweh 2e3lem harbeh .

• 9. Cellophane Six | January 31st, 2007 at 2:47 pm

  Al-Manar: Pure propaganda, designed to fill your head with a lot of lies and useless crap, in other terms this is Brainwashing TV. It also has been designed as a ‘terrorist entity’, in December 2004, and therefore was banned in the United States and several Europeans countries.

  NBN: Just like Al-Manar, a tad more moderated though. They do a wonderful job when it comes to deforming the truth and reporting news that never happened.

  New TV: More moderated that the previous two, still, same kind of propaganda, same kind of shit.

  Future TV: Not so many political programs, they have a lot of shows etc… Yet they also dedicate some of of their time for propaganda as well.

  LBC: Even though they support the Lebanese Forces, they clearly are very objective, and report speeches and news with the utmost level of professionalism. They’re the only ones to listen to both sides, we constantly seen people from the opposition participating in LBC’s talk shows, you don’t see that on other channels.

• 10. laroush | February 1st, 2007 at 1:35 am

  hey guys dont arguee heheh watch tele liban the best one u would watch fakher al dinn … the time that they didnt fight for such things heheh or they would put talkshows when saba7 was 17 coool right ? GO for it

• 11. lebanese girl | February 1st, 2007 at 4:48 pm

  iza ento massi7iyye leh 3am bet atlo ekhwenkon l massi7iyyeee?l massi7 bioul 7ebbo ba3ed mech atlo ghayrkon la2annon mech ma3kon.w iza chu fiya iza l massi7iyye kellon ma3 l General Aoun ma lezem ten2ohro .na7na bi balad democratie.

• 12. S.M.S. | February 2nd, 2007 at 12:25 pm

  Lebanese girl,
  Geez the mind boggles at your intelligent and articulate comments. Well obviously I am being sarcastic. why don’t you use some of your own advice. It is a waste of time to attempt a discussion with you because you have turned the switch to your brain off.
  “ma lezem ten2ohro”, what are you 12?? or you are one of the people who enjoy being ridiculed??
  Go wear your tight jeans and go to the tents so you can give your shiite brothers something to perve at.

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