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• 1. paul | October 28th, 2009 at 11:23 am

  law ballash b7alo ken dawakhoun aktar.

• 2. danny | October 28th, 2009 at 1:32 pm

  Well why not blamd DSG for everything. This malicious and overt attempt by the disgusting agents and lapdogs of Syrian mukhabarat is utterly hillarious…

• 3. Ra'fat | October 28th, 2009 at 3:59 pm

  shi bi7ayyir walla, min mayle el ouwet ma ilha 7ajim, w ma tale3 bi iyda shi, w min mayli kill ell 7a2 3al ouwet……

• 4. Doc1559 | October 28th, 2009 at 5:00 pm

  The name is Geagea, Samir Geagea!!

  e2diss e2diss geagea al salem 3la issmo !!

  Even if we get to solve the itissalet problem , geagea and massi7it M14 will find a way to come out with a new one…

• 5. Darwish | October 28th, 2009 at 9:49 pm

  All political parties whose leader commands ultimate authority and is the subject of a cult of personality demonstrates a form of fascism. I Believe that the concept of za3eem in lebanon does mirror that image for many political parties and unfortunately, ouwet, having been formed during the civil war, and DSG himself having been a former warlord and paramilitary chief with absolute authority at the time, can be seen as acting on fascism. Your ridiculing of ja3far and others who you disagree with on this blog, only a few posts earlier, seem to indicate that you frown upon a free exchange of ideas with people who might not see things the way you do.

• 6. Jean | October 29th, 2009 at 2:07 am

  the same way the m8 puppets find more tyres to burn mahak ya doc?

• 7. Ahmed making a point | October 29th, 2009 at 3:04 am

  Doc

  Aoun is the problem ! Geagea iddis and aoun is God ? Correct ?

• 8. Doc1559 | October 29th, 2009 at 8:41 am

  Jean

  It is our right to protest ! وعن كلام رئيس الهيئة التنفيذية في “القوات اللبنانية” سمير جعجع مساء الثلثاء والذي تناول فيه عون، قال الأخير : “لا علاقة لي مع جعجع، أنا أتعاطى مع الرئيس المكلف سعد الحريري وعندما يقبل الرئيس المكلف بما يقوله جعجع أتبلغ ذلك منه

  Thank you jean..

  Ahmad making mdardraaa and smoking tanbak ajami at abu abed cafee.. open your ears :

  3wnak ya rab !! bi AOUN ALLAH ra7 mindal 7ara2 bi alabak !!

  badak salem kinet 3m t2ileh bil previous?? ana ma radet 3lak a7ssan ma hayda al bala fihem li issmo avi yfut 3la al khat w ybalish 7ake fadeh… badak salem that’s fine bass 7mineh bil awal w sali7 al gesh al lebneneh..

  yalla nara ya abeh, w jib al tanbket bi tari2k ..

• 9. Ahmed making a point | October 29th, 2009 at 11:49 pm

  Doc

  Stay away from Lebanon. People like you should never be allowed in Lebanon. I know your type doc, you send the shiaa youth to die for you to get richer and the poor get poorer, your writing reminds me of nabih berri and Amal… while smoking your cigars and living the wealthy life style, remember that GOD is watching you and will get you for all the hatred you’re spreading around.

• 10. Ahmed making a point | October 29th, 2009 at 11:52 pm

  Doc

  Pay back is a bi***h !!

• 11. Doc1559 | October 30th, 2009 at 4:57 am

  ahmed

  Allah yssem7ak ! Ma tkun mfakarne chi 2iyede or za3im ??? Killing the shiaa youth ?? 7aram 3lek.. abu hmed i do this for fun bass. mane ma7ssub 3la 7adan wla 7adan 2ilu ma3i wla 7adan 2ilu 3laye..

  ru7 la3b..

• 12. Jean | October 30th, 2009 at 5:29 am

  Doc,

  There is no such thing as protesting when you are backed by a militia stronger than the army. There is no such thing as a national unity government when the opposition demands key portfolios and ministries, holding the government at a standstill. If your definition of protesting, means to turn your divine weapons on LEBANESE citizens when there was a threat of dismantling your ILLEGAL comms network, then your severely misguided.

  This is called rioting and anarchy in action. This is NOT what you call civilized protests.

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