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• 1. Arze | July 17th, 2008 at 1:22 pm

  جنبلاط في إحتفال عبيه يشيد بالأمير مجيد ارسلان وبالمقاومة العربية في بيصور والشام، ويقول:
  - ارحّب كلّ ترحيب بعميد السرى اللبنانيين والعرب سمير قنطار.
  - لا تناقض بين الحرية والمقاومة أو بين السيادة والتععد والمقاومة
  - أرحب بممثّل حزب الله في أرض بني معروف الوزير محمد فنيش.

  I dont know what is the LF reaction to that but i can say one thing…

  Thank you Michel Aoun for putting the christians on the safe side : )

• 2. Fuziyad | July 17th, 2008 at 1:57 pm

  Arze, am confused, was aoun neutral(safe side) last 2 or 3 yrs?? if not the case then let plse enlighten me on what you meant…

  and by the way any opinion on Ibrahim Najjar or the other m14 and related christian ministers. How would you compare between Raymon Audi and Elias Skaff, Tarke Mitri and Abou Jamra, Ziyad Baroud and Gebran Bassil?? let me know…

• 3. paul | July 17th, 2008 at 2:25 pm

  Arze

  just say…junblat sar aoune.

• 4. Arze | July 17th, 2008 at 3:19 pm

  What i ment Fuziyad , is that when everybody was cursing Aoun hezbollah Alliance ….now you can see its importance since everybody is getting along with hezboolah and whats left of the Lfers will stay alone…

  In other words …this myth where christians are always against muslims and allies with foreign countries against them ….is now Vanished thanks to an intelligent and strategic move done by Michel Aoun

  In other other words….Christians are safe and seen as allies/partners and not ennemies in Lebanon.

• 5. nevermind | July 17th, 2008 at 4:22 pm

  Arze,
  As a christian you will be always seen as an enemie, especially in the arab world…unless you will be like the christians in jordan,iraq,syria and so on.
  As long as you have a loud christian voice, as long as they (muslims) will try to shut you down,whether your beloved general wants it or not.
  It is a clever move from shitbalah that they took your general to their side and not the other way around, because they are sure that he is the true destructor of the real christian cause in lebanon.
  And stop saying that he is a christian savior, because he doesn’t care about christians, he only cares how to stay on his chair,and hopefully to become a president (God help us…) one day.
  Remember how much he cared about christians,especially in the ilgha2 war….which he declared :” la boundoukiya fi loubnan illa boundoukiyat al jayish al loubnani…” hmmmm what about shitballah????????? or he only knows how to kill christians?????

• 6. Son of Ehden | July 17th, 2008 at 5:28 pm

  It seems that Arze believes that Jesus Christ came back again as Michel Aoun this time.

  Iza Michel Aoun became the christians savior, i am ready to become jewish, muslim or any other religion. The guy ran away… Ya haram shou 3am bisi bi isim al masihiyi.

  Sleiman Frangieh and Samir Geagea are more christians then Michel Aoun will ever be, even though i dislike all of them. At least, they know what to do when they’re in church, Michel Aoun looks totally lost.

  Since when did the people from Dahyi became Christians, i wouldnt be surprised if Michel Aoun mother fooled around a little and the BOY is half shiites.

• 7. VOR | July 17th, 2008 at 6:18 pm

  Souds like a good choice for the judicial portfolio. I hope he can make a difference!

• 8. Michele | July 17th, 2008 at 11:18 pm

  At least ya Arze, Geagea still stands firm in his beliefs; he’s not an opportunist just like Aoun, everyday he changes his mind n his principles.

  We all know that Geagea has always been for the independancy of Lebanon against Syria nFrangieh has always been pro-syrians. Whether i like it or not, i have to respect these 2 persons for standing for their beliefs n never changing sides like ur general.

  Bisharrafik ya Arze don’t u wonder what will General say every day?

• 9. Arze | July 19th, 2008 at 12:50 pm

  Bachir fought for the Christians Long time ago…Does that makes him “jesus Christ”

  Im not answering to any of those fullish replies….what i said was well understood , and im sure of that; )

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