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Point of no return

Posted by N10452

Hezbollah reached a point of no return by resigning from the government. Not surprinsingly, this move came two days before agreeing on the International tribunal paper proposed by the UN.
This timing, as well as the start of the war timing ( a day before the UN session on the Iranian nuclear issue), proves that Hezbollah’s agenda is a purely Iranian-Syrian one, and even further tht Hezbollah’s implication in the Hariri assasination is very probable.

Why would Hezbollah fear an international tribunal if it was innocent ? Why would Lahoud fear it if he was innocent ? I believe both parties are directly or indirectly involved and Brammertz report will hopefully clear those issues once published.

Back to Lebanon, Naiim Qassem declared Hezbollah will demonstrate next week, but it wont be a usual demonstration and would last for more than just days. The Hezbollah responsibles are probably thinking of Civil disobedience and general strikes to pressure the government.

As for their allies, Aoun has played so far the role of ‘bouc emissaire’ and he ll be the victim yet again of this alliance he did for pure personal ambitions unless he agrees on joining the 14th of March group, which is where he belongs.

Sanioura government, as well as all 14th of march leaders are expected to control their followers and representatives and stay alerted for any security incident that Hezbollah member will provok. No one seems to realize Lebanon’s existence is in question not to mention its independance and sovereignty.

Its either Hezbollah and Syrians who will triumph or the Cedars revolution.
We did it once and kicked the Syrians out, and we certainly can do it again by removing Lahoud and resolving the Hezbollah issue and cleaning Lebanon from all Syrian agents.

No more compromises are accepted from any party and no dialogue is acceptable until all parties are fully disarmed and only politically involved.


Filed under: Lebanon, Personal Opinions, Political
Posted by N10452 on 11.12.06 @ 3:41 pm |

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7 Comments. Add your own...

  • 1. Jay | November 12th, 2006 at 7:28 pm

    nshalla allah bya3mel fikon and bi your kids and family as you are doing to the country…

  • 2. naser | November 12th, 2006 at 9:03 pm

    Hezbollah’s agenda is a purely Iranian-Syrian

    والله مابقيت ارد بس شفت هالجمله ضحكتني!

    مو حزب الله ايراني وسوري؟
    مو عندك حكومه تدعي انها حكومه الاستقلال والتحرر؟( ورئيس وزرائها يمشي ويبكي؟)
    يلا ورونا شنو بتسوون؟ عندكم حزب ايراني سوري! عندكم طابور خامس داخل بلدكم! عندكم ميلييشيا مسلحه تهدد الشعب اللبناني! يلا ورونا شنو بتسوون؟
    مو انتو استقلاليين وتحررين وانتفاضه الارز والبطيخ؟ يلا انتفضو!
    ورونا شنو بتسوون؟
    يلا نزعو سلاحهم! اذا فيكم ريال!
    كل هذا ماتقدورن اتسووونه!
    اصلا حتى اذا دخل موعد انتخاب رئيس جديد (بعد مايكمل لحود ولايته كامله الى اخر يوم) لن تستطيع قوى 14 اذار انتخاب رئيس جديد بروحها(جعجع الفاشل دراسيا يدعي انا النصاب مايحتاج الثلثين) بس طبعا 14 اذار اردى من انها تعقد جلسه لمجلس النواب بروحها!

    والله سياستكم ممتعه!

  • 3. Shlomo | November 12th, 2006 at 10:08 pm

    We are skeptic now that Hizbullah might be involved in the assassinations occured in Lebanon.

    It is not a coincidence that Hizbullah and Amal movement were not attending the cabinet Meetings when the ministers decided to call for an international court after the assassination of our dear friend Gebran Tueini.

    And whats also funny about the resignation is that in the last meeting Berri received a paper to end the meeting. This proves that the shiites ministers get instructions from outside;)
    But that doesn’t matter, SA NASSODDOHOM MIN JADEED

  • 4. Jos | November 13th, 2006 at 1:57 am

    ‘We did it once and kicked the Syrians out, and we certainly can do it again’

    Yes, we certainly can; it won’t be an easy task, but, Lebanon will prevail, no matter what they’ll do!

  • 5. Haririst.. | November 13th, 2006 at 2:29 am

    Naser,
    it seems you are from some gulf country or whatever…I beleive you should be more concerned with your country more than us..You still got a lot to go through to reach like us..to be democratic..as we were always democratic since lebanon was born..when you become liberated and ur kings stop treating u as camels and animals then come to lebanon and give ur opinion…
    yallah habibi nez3o sla7hom iza feekom rayyal…well when we get their weapons disarmed first thing im gonna do is use your country as my toilet paper..
    ekher hal 3emer yegy we7ed kharouf khaligi ye7ky 3an baladna..haha..i recommend you to go check out girls on the internet instead of having ur women covered with garbage bags..
    3eshtom w 3asha lobnan..la 3angad lezem nkoun phoenicians..

  • 6. Haririst.. | November 13th, 2006 at 2:42 am

    Nasser,
    seyastna momti3a ad ma badak..bass 3al aleeleh 3ena syeseh..unlike you wherever you come from..when u go for elections and elect your president THENNNNNNNNNNNN talk about syastna..yes let la7oud finish and 14 march will put a president..and yes ma7kameh el dowalyeh will continue and yes we will disarm hezbollah..and not us..but the lebanese army will do it..w hayda 3ahed meny la ellak..
    in anyways it seems u r a rebellion cuz the gulf is with saniora..if u have the balls why dont you talk about qararat dawltak?..your scared they’ll chop ur head off..? hahaa
    anyways ya mothaqaf ya abo el 3elm wel nazaha wel democratya enta..i really didnt want to answer you but i had to cuz u pissed me off not with what you said..but by a crappy khaligi trying to fit in lebanese politics..sho geb la geb..walah enkon 7othalet el mogtama3..wlak mn warakon 3am tetbahdal lobnan..yel3an el 3orobeh w se3eta..
    a question..hezbollah fought against israel..we the lebanese suffered from the attacks..where were you?? where were ur kings or sheikhs or zeft?? all these plains you buy from the US all these weapons you buy from the US are for what?? to use against rebellions? hahah..or for what? when was the right time??..and what bothers me ALMAWT LE AMRICA..hahaha w 3/4 of the US marines are located in the GULF hahahaha..
    just shutup and leave man…

  • 7. Jay | November 13th, 2006 at 6:47 pm

    Naser, you werent in Lebanon when the syrians were here, you werent in Lebanon when they were kdinapping all kind of women, men, kids, to torture them and kill them, you were here to hear the threats and fadaye7 bank el madina, and of course you werent here as well in 14th of march, we are not against arabs and they movements, but we are against any person who wants to mess and play with our country, forgetting everything about it just carrying his religion… all of you arabs think that nasrallah is heading the nation to victory which is not true, politics is way beyound that, he cares about iran and thats it, nothing else, not if you are used in your country to keep your mouth shut and you are here just to show that you’re smart buddy, i guess you came to the wrong place, cause even hizballa and syria are trying their best to get the power back in Lebanon and they cant cause of us, so how about you mr nasser? you think you can make it also? this is not a threat but go read/watch/listen all the Lebanese news and not only one station then maybe you will start realising whats going on..



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