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• 1. Shadow | February 1st, 2007 at 3:11 pm

  LF should be proud alos that during all the civil war they never gave up , bi kel ma3arek w bi as3aba w bi ashada bi hayeton sar esteslem jame3eh lel ouwet w heda record.

• 2. djuan | February 1st, 2007 at 6:35 pm

  good post 10452 but let me ask you this!what happen to all these combat units? who was funding them!? why the lf failed shortly against aoun? In fact hizballah so far are copying you guys ! history repeat itself ,specialy the DIFA3 AL CHA3BI UNIT,looks like da7yi fi youm alkoddos!!!! were you guys a douwayle bi aleb dawle?

• 3. Cellophane Six | February 1st, 2007 at 8:00 pm

  This should be also posted in official FPM forums to show people that the LF weren’t a “gang” or a bunch of “criminals” as they like to think.

  However, great post, can’t wait for the next parts

• 4. LFFE | February 2nd, 2007 at 12:05 am

  the best post i ever seen in the site…this is the LF we want the true LF…. continue the good job N10452!
  oh and djuan, considering the fact that back then we had civil war i dont think that the LF was a dawleh b 2alb el dawleh mainly bcuz ma ken fi dawleh. + as n10452 mentioned when we were asked 2 give up our weapons in order 2 start bulding a new lebanon we did so in 24h. now we r not in a state of war hezballah has no right on keeping these weapons. plz next time consider those facts b4 u post something similar. thank u.

• 5. DonRizk | February 2nd, 2007 at 1:34 am

  Very interesting.

• 6. Christian Atta | February 2nd, 2007 at 4:48 pm

  N10452, thank you a million for this post. Now, I feel that this site is my “home” site. Keep the excellent work and we will keep being this site’s passionate readers.
  After the events of the Black Tuesday, and the reaction of the Lfers and in particular DSG, I feel that a sparkle has re- lit the LFpatriotic fire that’s always been in you, only this time I feel that you are more receptive and more supportive of the “present” LF and Lfers and its leader. I hope I’m right because guys like you do make a difference, particularly LF-wise. A special mention to othello who’s another LF enthusiast on this site. Cheers.

• 7. Lebanese forces agent | February 2nd, 2007 at 6:36 pm

  choufou ya kses ya 3awniye ….choufo l rjel w t3allamo ya pedeyet!

• 8. Amir in Tel Aviv | February 2nd, 2007 at 10:13 pm

  Indeed I’m worries about the thuggish image of LF.
  I think it’s not enough a thug.
  Don’t misunderstand me here, I’m not war mongering.
  Israel learned an important lesson in Oct. ‘73, that is: always hope for the best, but always prepare for the worst.
  The committee that investigated the war recommended that further assessments given to the government by the army, should be based on the intelligence picture, and according to the build-up on the ground, and NOT include INTENTION analysis.
  The massage is: trust in what you see, not in what you think your opponent intents.
  .

• 9. Irange | February 3rd, 2007 at 11:01 am

  Nice Post, nostalgia for the past, Nostalgia for a Great History,
  but on the same time…we hope not to return to that era anymore… we can be as organized as before but on the civil & civic level.

  I think we should work on this target

  We got enough of fights and killing each others…
  we Love life…

• 10. 3oun l majnoun | February 3rd, 2007 at 7:45 pm

  good job n10452 …. as for djuan ….my dear brother in motherland…ppl like u r the obstacles against the construction of a huge and honorable nation and pioneer for other cultures and civilizations…ty

• 11. bent el ouwet | February 5th, 2007 at 8:54 am

  2allah, ouwet, hakim w bas!!!
  my dad was in the sadem

• 12. Charbel | March 17th, 2007 at 1:00 am

  Hello
  I’m a student and I live in Belgium. I have a work in philosphy. And I insert some informations in French and in English. There are some questions like : was there any orchestra?…
  Thanks for all
  Great site

  Je dois réaliser un travail sur la « Musique Militaire ». Et, j’ai choisi les Forces Libanaises et la guerre civile (1975-1990).
  Il faut montrer que la musique à un pouvoir sur les gens.
  Il faut démontrer que :
  - la musique consolide un groupe.
  - il n’y a pas de liberté sans musique en incitant au dépassement de soi.
  - la musique est un instrument de pouvoir et une source de révolte. Elle pourrait aider à imposer une domination sur la scène Chrétienne et permet aussi de justifier que les combats contre l’invasion syrienne est juste…
  - la musique est un moyen de propagande : RLL, LBC, Almassira… (diffusaient-ils des musiques…)
  - y avait-il des chansons avant les meetings politiques, des concerts … ?
  - y avait-il un orchestre spécial pour les FLs et/ou des chanteurs …(Qui ?; Comment ?,Où ? Quand jouaient-ils de la musique ?…)
  - y avait-il des haut-parleurs qui diffusaient de la musique dans les rues, chez les soldats les supermarchés (comme « la coop Kataëb »…) …?

  Tous les documents que vous pourriez m’aider (clips, interviews, images…)

  Merci d’avance
  Charbel

  I have a work in philosphy. I have to talk about the “Military Musics” and its impact on the people. I have choosed the Lebanese War (1975-1990).
  I have to show that music has a power on people

  It should be shown that:
  - the music consolidates a group.
  - there is no freedom without music in incentive with the going beyond of oneself.
  - the music is an instrument of being able and a source of revolt. It could help to impose a domination per example on the Christian scene and can also to justify the “war” against the Syrian invasion is a legitime right…
  - the music is a means of propaganda: RLL, LBC, Almassira… (did they diffuse musics and/or interview with the singers ?…)
  - were there songs before the political meetings and/or any concerts…?
  - was there a special orchestra for FLs and/or of the singers…
  (Who? ; How? , Where? When did they play this songs? …)
  - were there any loudspeakers which diffused song in the streets, at the soldiers supermarkets (like “Kataëb’s coop”…) …?

  All that you would have could help me (pictures, movies, clips, interviews, songs, websites…).

  I’m looking forward to hearing from you.

  Charbel

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