How much is too much?
Posted by MickelI was looking at a list of Lebanese political parties, and realized that I have never heard of more than half of them.
The list that I read had more than 110 parties!
Some of them are just plain pointless:
Universal party, Lebanese Ecology Party (What does the enviroment have to do with political parties?), Congress Party (congress of what?), Promise Party (what promise?), Worker’s League-Rabitat Al-Shaghila (LMFAO!)… And the list goes on and on.
Maybe soon we’ll have Hizb l Dikanjiyyeh, and Tajamou3 Nwatir l bineyet…
I guess this represents what Lebanon really is: A bunch of minorities that have nothing in common.
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1. N10452 | September 1st, 2008 at 12:53 am
The last party to emerge is the Greens part ..
I had a booklet back from war time listing all the groups & parties .. the list was endless .. ya3ne 3a chouwe rabtit shabeb el kou3 el alwa2 …
2. Mickel | September 1st, 2008 at 12:56 am
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3anjad enno min ma 5*re 5*rye sar baddo ya3moul 7ezeb
3. Delta | September 1st, 2008 at 2:17 am
omega bi defi3 an il massihiyeh kinda like il batrak ma khasso bil siyesse whayagou il niswenn wall the bullshit that your leaders come up with listen ya Omega no body feed me information and by the way Dr Samir geagea is not my favorite person in the LF party and my loyalty do not go to him it goes to the 15000 that fell for the christian cause
yasou3 all man darabaka 3alla khadika il aysar dir lahou ilayman ok that means u admit that you guys been slapping us on our cheek ya3ne you admit your mistaken wlezim dirlak khade il tenne iza il ossa hek tikram 3aynak iza bte3teref inak gholtan bi amrak anna
bass ya omega jesus did not say we have to be a mop when it comes to deffending jesus and my christianity its with peters sword that i am gonna cut your ear . keep that in mind.
Peter lived with jesus more than you did or i did and when he felt his master was in danger he slammed another jew like him with a sword so ill be a sinner like peter it works.
dont you ever try to say i am not a christian bghasben 3anak i accepted jesus as my savior and my king and i am christian and from lebanon ablak wabel souria taba3ak wil nasralcito ili leh2o so abel ma tige tsebe2ne 3alla massihite stop following people that calls the batrak a winker deal ?
Salib il ouwet houwe salib mitl kil il solban honestly i have never worn one w actually ill be honored to wear a cross that was made by the monks of st charbel monastery .
saraha Omega i was against this idea the ideaof us fighting like we are not from the same blood until i realize that the fpmr are a cancer that we have to face .
am sorry but u landed in the wrong side my friend
and just to finish this with you i would love to ask my fellow lfrs to really pray from their heart for every single lost person like yourself t see the light and come back to the true cause .amen
i hope you ll change before its too late i did my job to tell you what you should know and from now on you are responsible for what you know
htara2o il khibzet we talk later
4. Patrick | September 1st, 2008 at 6:52 am
The Promise Party (aka Waad) is the party Elie Hobeika founded before his assassination (R.I.P.). It still exists under the leadership of his wife and son… small in size, but not exactly one I would mention in a list of “insignificant” parties.
5. Kevin | September 1st, 2008 at 10:45 am
“I guess this represents what Lebanon really is: A bunch of minorities that have nothing in common.”
I dont think thats correct. I think the reason we have so many parties is because everyone wants to be a leader and hopefully become powerful, also, the Lebanese are very easily “herded” into beliefs.
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