Comments on: Hakim Seems To Be Optimistic

By: Michele

Michele — Sun, 03 Aug 2008 06:51:13 +0000

Theresina, ignore the idiot Stallion!!!!

U guys r so used to get paid to support any person any cause; flash news cowboy, not all Lebanese r for sale!!!!

“Changing principles?” R u serious? What abt Aoun’s changing principles non-stop?

What abt Roger Eddé leaving Aoun? Do u think that he needed some1 to pay him as well?

Wake up u idiot n smell z coffee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: kezballah

kezballah — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 13:24:25 +0000

Rima, Aoun insulted everyone except Nasrallah, he can not see anything wrong when Nasrallah make threats and wars he is only upset when Batrak Sfeir doesn’t want him president. We know how brave he is when he was in the French Embassy for 1 year and then run away from his own country, now he doesn’t care about his own soldiers in Syrian jail.

By: kezballah

kezballah — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 13:06:50 +0000

g_cedar you are right 100% in theory but how you can discuss with people who insist to insult you call you criminal and bought by Hariri ALL THE TIME. The FPM people are full of hate for everyone who is not in their party, LF Kata2eb Ahrar Kitleh Future Ishtiraki even independents like Nasib Lahoud Fares Soueid ETC. They are the only good people everyone else is criminals. They only like you if Aoun say it is OK so now they LOVE Marada and Hezbollah and they don’t insult SSNP Berri Karami ETC.

Even when we discuss with them they NEVER change their mind unless Aoun change his mind, for me I don’t care if Geagea say Hezbollah arms are OK I will not support him 1 percent. For FPM followers you can talk until next year they will keep arguing because Aoun said something. Aoun is the biggest liar in Christian politicians you can not solve a problem with him, it is sad but it is the fact we see every day on TV.

By: Tarek

Tarek — Sat, 02 Aug 2008 09:49:52 +0000

Well the next election will be a test for the lebanese people more than anything else.

By: Rima

Rima — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 21:03:32 +0000

Kizballah…

Yeah you are right It seems aoun bas chater alla el hakim wel massihiye wil batrak…shou ness bi samneh we nass bizeit
He was only chatter to disarm Ouwet why he does not ask hizbeetze to disarm..walla he got used el mall al haram of teh iranian Mullah…..sahtein

By: fad14

fad14 — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 19:02:31 +0000

Aounieh comments:
1. Hariri gave 25000 tractors in the north to get elected.
R: So everyone on the north should be driving a tractor !!!

2. Hariri pays 1000 $ per vote to get elected.
R: So elections cost him 500 M$ !!!!!!!!

3. Hariri bought LF and Geagea and the rest of March 14.
R: So why don’t they all vote for him as the next president and prime minister and head of parliament.

4: No one loves Hariri, they all want his money.
R: We are a family of 185 voters, we never made any money from him or his father and will vote for him again and again and for his grand grand child as long as he is against Against Aoun.

5: Aoun is clean
R: I have a clean dog also, want to make him head of FPM too ?
R: Aoun made 40M $ in Doha and gave nothing to his supporters, maybe a membership card with his photo on it.

By: g_cedar

g_cedar — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 16:18:55 +0000

Instead of criticising the aounists, why don’t we try to engage them in a positive way..I know that everyone is so caught up in the contradictory policies of the FPM, but there is a reason behind every action and we need to debate with FPM’ers about their vision for the country and what program they propose for 2009 and beyond. I am not a fan of the FPM and just like many here can’t understand the rationale behind some of these decisions, esp. its alliance with Hizbullah. I could have conceived an FPM in opposition playing a constructive role, but certainly not a staunch ally of a party that has NOTHING in common with their previously stated “democratic” ideals. I suggest a debate because this is the only way that we can communicate and open the doors for some understanding instead of throwing insults back and forth that result in nothing more than make things worse for everyone involved. The elections of 2009 are just months away, and this is a good time to talk about elaborate political programs and a vision or a platform that the people (mostly “christian” voters) can support…the same should also be required from LF’ers and other “christian” parties that are vying for votes next spring. It’s time for a serious debate, let’s engage in democratic procedures rather than bickering and senseless name calling. Let this blog lead by example.

By: INCO

INCO — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 14:42:22 +0000

Stallion,

“how much did ur father get paid from hariri?”
Dont u get bored of this? everyone who’s not with Aoun is gettin paid by harriri or he’s ” ka*b l harriri” get real ba2a…michel l murr is gettin paid by harriri kamen right??

“whoever changes their principles once then they can change it again ”

hehehe 3anjad u made me laugh…just re-read ur orange “electoral program” book 2005 and tell me who changed his principles…

By: Rodge

Rodge — Fri, 01 Aug 2008 14:10:42 +0000

About the post’s subject,

Hopefully March 14 people will be much clever in the elections process and as Fuziyad and Inco said, to present good and strong personnalities in order to gain as much votes as they want.
For me it doesn’t matter to present people from within the concerned parties (LF - Kataeb etc…) it is important to accpet people that have the 14 March spirits, and can do better to serve the cause, some people with much credibility and carisma.

By: c

Fri, 01 Aug 2008 13:46:44 +0000

stallion #3 - not even worth bothering to engage you, it must hurt to be that stupid.

for example — “sanyoura govt won’t resign till 2009 elections.” when the hell do you think hakim or ANYONE from M14 ever said this??? the govt was automatically dissolved when a president was elected, and last time i checked M14 was not the side trying to obstruct and delay that from happening…

sigh.