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• 1. bashirist for life | September 27th, 2008 at 3:36 pm

  It would be interesting to find out who is the responsible party, i’m sure they will blame Israel somehow, I’m against violence and killing of innocent people and i hope i don’t sound harsh but i REALLY have no feelings for the syrian at all for what they have done and trying to do in Lebanon.

• 2. ghassan K | September 27th, 2008 at 3:54 pm

  Honestly, part of me says “Allah ey-zedon” and the other part, the poor people are paying the price!
  Unless the Syrian regime revealed the results of its investigation of HA’s Moughnieh and Syrian Commander Suleiman, no body will know who did it and why?

• 3. Fuziyad | September 27th, 2008 at 4:18 pm

  Why not blaming from salafis from lebanon?? accusing salafi emergence in north leb, warning of their middle possible meddling, putting troops on the boarder and then creating the event that would give the excuse….that would be typical baasi technique, let’s wait and see…

• 4. Anonymous | September 27th, 2008 at 4:49 pm

  very christian attitude bashirist for life & ghassan K….
  The 17 people who died shou 3emloulkoun ?! 3eb ya jame3a… screw the syrian regime and assad etc… but leave the poor syrian people alone… sha3b m3attar, anyone who’s been to syria knows that.

  on the other hand i can’t help but wonder whether there’s any relation between the 10,000 troops recently deployed in the north and this bombing… could it be it’s the regime who did this in order to have an excuse to invade the north… maybe an “investigation” will show the bomb came from tripoli and syria will invoke its security concerns and tell the entire western world it has to go to lebanon and clean it up from the jihadist terrorists… it reminds me of israel’s excuse for invading lebanon in 82: the assasination attempt against its ambassador in London….
  This doesn’t look good guys

• 5. Elie.F | September 27th, 2008 at 6:12 pm

  Yalla cheers abou ARZ,
  W

• 6. Elie.F | September 27th, 2008 at 6:17 pm

  We do not have the same opinion ANONYMOUS, so please don’t blame others of what they think, yimkin inta kil el 7arb kint bi Canada or in Cyprus ma ba3rif bas yalli idey bil mayy mish mitl yalli idey bil nar.

• 7. Anonymous | September 27th, 2008 at 6:46 pm

  I was living in Baabda until the age of 29 habib albe… I was there on october 13 1990 when the syrians came in; so believe me idayye bel nar eza mesh aktar mennak akid addak… I only left the country a few years ago
  you call yourselves christians and yet rejoice when innocent people die… walla helo ktir….

• 8. Irange | September 27th, 2008 at 6:49 pm

  Hope it will not be related to the troops near lebanon.
  maybe it has to do with the international tribune if someone was assasinated…
  but hope on monday el General doesnt accuse the Lebanese forces of doing this…

  I say Walid Joumblat.

• 9. Fou2ad | September 27th, 2008 at 7:07 pm

  Hey N, post about what happened in parliment today, to show who is really with the lebanese army.

• 10. Rami | September 27th, 2008 at 7:14 pm

  The strange thing is that they immediatly cleaned the streets form car explosion! i saw the picture on Syrian tv, it showed only two cars with blasted windows,but no damage at all to the streets!

• 11. Tony | September 27th, 2008 at 7:37 pm

  Of topic does anyone know the site to watch this vid that happend couple of days ago on al jazeera when wiam wahab sed to michel m3awad i took ure mum in the taxi and return hair with frizy haid and her skit above her face?

• 12. Shlomo | September 27th, 2008 at 8:36 pm

  could be terrorists? could be extremists???

  but why every time the Syrians clean the area where the explosions occur?

  Shaklo, it has smthg to do with the International Tribune and someone was targeted.

  yalla explosions, assassinations, negotiations with Israel,… ILA AYN??
  Who’s next ???
  Ma 7ada fi fo2 rasso khaymi
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• 13. danny | September 27th, 2008 at 8:40 pm

  Could be a variety of things…It seems too random targeting a checkpoint?

  If the northern troops move in; if their “investigation” shows a salafi involvement…then we know who did it!

  It could be a continuation of a power struggle/cleansing of old scores!

  Whatever happens next will point us to the culprit!

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• 15. Abollam | September 27th, 2008 at 11:57 pm

  The stories says that a Lieutenant was killed in the explosion (Check Youkal.net) and that there has been many clashes in Northern Syria with some army brigades (Al Siyassah newspaper) and that the deployment of the 10,000 Syrian troops on the northern borders are attributed to stop the movement of militants from Lebanon to Syria (Siyassah again) while Raaftat El Asaad (uncle and opponent of Bashar) was in Jebel Mohsen recently to have the support of the Lebanese Alaweetes… against who??

  Surely something is going on!

• 16. Abe Bird | September 28th, 2008 at 8:30 am

  When the Syrians don’t really know whom to blame they are waiting a while searching for clues and evidence and further investigating. But now, as couple of times in the short past, they Syrians are quick in there respond. Syrian Foreign Minister Walid Muallem has already and automatically blamed Israel.
  But if we look on the last couple of murders we can see a similar type of action. Bashir el-Assad murdered Ghazi Cana’an who was summonded to testify before the international committee that had investigated the murder of the late Lebanese PM Rafiq Hariri. Three months ago we discovered that the head of the Syrian nuclear project had been murdered in Tartus because he met with the head of the IAEA Mr. Mohamed el-Baradei and told him the truth. And now another high Muhabarath commissioner had been murdered in order to protect the tiny cult that dominant over Syria for the last 45 years. Assad cleans his surroundings and kills whom ever is considered to be a threat upon him.

• 17. appo | September 28th, 2008 at 9:52 am

  وردت الى “يقال.نت”معلومات من داخل سوريا ،تشير الى أن العميد الذي تحدث شاهد عن مقتله ،في انفجار سوريا ،يوم أمس هو العميد عبد الكريم عباس ،نائب رئيس فرع فلسطين التابع للمخابرات العسكرية السورية وأحد الذين تمّ التحقيق معهم في قضية اغتيال الحريري . و قد توفي ابنه في العملية أيضا.
  http://www.youkal.net

• 18. Rima | September 28th, 2008 at 12:41 pm

  Does this explosion related to jaafar surprises???

• 19. Delta | September 28th, 2008 at 2:17 pm

  anonymous

  i love ur analyzing on this issue (i am not sarcastic)

• 20. Rima | September 28th, 2008 at 3:33 pm

  **Is this explosion…?

• 21. sadem | September 29th, 2008 at 1:33 pm

  where is jaafoura
  tar ma3 l explosion

• 22. Rima | September 29th, 2008 at 2:01 pm

  Sadem

  Jaafar was busy preparing it…no wonder he kept telling us about surprises

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