By: RodiX

RodiX — Tue, 12 Sep 2006 20:45:22 +0000

allah ouwet hakim w bass w ydoum salib kill l owuetjieh..

By: lynne wooldridge

lynne wooldridge — Mon, 11 Sep 2006 23:52:59 +0000

I don’t know enough about Lebanese history. It seems that Bashir was a wonderful leader, the kind that does not come along often–or even every century (unfortunately). It is the same here in the US. I don’t think that our leaders are awful but they are not inspired. They do not put the people first. Dr. Martin Luthur King was an amazing man, a natural leader, who like Gandhi, was assassinated because he was changing America (for the better). I am not African American, but I cannot think of a political leader in the US that I admire more. His own family was a disappointment, trading off his name rather than accomplishing anything other than trying to make money from his name. No other leader, African American or otherwise, has even come close to taking his place. Our African American students for the most part, do not know about his life or philosophy, and could care less, it seems. Authentic leaders make the difference in our societies. I hope that Bashir’s son proves to be the kind of leader that his father was. Why is it that really wonderful leaders get assassinated? Bashir, Dr. King, Gandhi— Best regards from Texas, lynne

By: Jim

Jim — Mon, 11 Sep 2006 21:04:45 +0000

All lebanese forces and kataeb, our martyrs mass in harissa is on the 24 of this month, so be there! chou7adai2ouna 2a7yai2 fina! Wanabka..

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