The murder happened almost 5 hours ago, and i refrained from expressing myself till now. When i heard the news, i was told he was seriously injured, i called one of his relatives and few friends asking the same question: but he is not dead right ?

I even quickly smsed my friend that he is not dead yet, i wanted to believe that as much as i was expecting to hear he is dead any second. One would say we got used to those assasinations, but everytime feels different, everytime i feel more frustrated and sickened but determined to put an end to those murders somehow .

Sheikh Pierre’s murder was a brutal one, yet i wanna see it as another opportunity for the Lebanese to unite, for the Cedars revolution to be revived, and for finishing off what we started on the 14th of march 2005 and clean Lebanon from the filth that is killing its young men and women, whether it is Syrian or Iranian or Israeli, i dont care.

Every murder is making us stronger and more determined to live peacefully and in dignity. The reactions from our leaders ( except Frangieh & Lahoud ) were rational and were more mature and i hope this will be an occasion to come back to dialogue and resolve our issues in a civilized way.

I call upon the 14th of march to embrace Hezbollah & Amal and i call upon the HA & Amal ministers to come back from their resignation for Lebanon’s sake.

The Syrian regime that i directly accuse of this murder cannot stand seeing a Lebanese party grow strong, it will kill Anti-Syrian politicians and then move on to Pro-Syrians. It killed Kamal Jumblatt the same way it killed Bashir Gemayel, it killed Hassan Khaled the same way it killed Renee Mouawad and the long list of martyrs since Hariri’s assasination last year, this regime only knows how to kill.

I wish that Sheikh Pierre would be our last martyr, but i sense the black list is not yet completed, still i want to consider each new martyr another opportunity for strenghening our unity, our sovereignty and independance and for being more determinated to find those criminals and judge them in an international tribunal.

Each martyr should be a lesson for the Lebanese, that the independance they got in 1943 was fake, and last year was an unfinished one, and that this independance only can be made by the people, and belongs to the people and not to the current politicians and feudal leaders.