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• 1. Mickel | August 1st, 2008 at 1:58 am

  The LF has come a long way and has regained a lot of popularity. But we have a long way to go and there are so independent christians that we have to attract to us.

  We need a clear electoral program and we need to work in harmony with the rest of M14.

  The Aounis can enjoy their last days of 70%.

• 2. VOR | August 1st, 2008 at 4:41 am

  There is no way orangies will get anywhere close to the results in 2005…they are going to face a harsh reality thanks to their misguided policies.

• 3. Stallion | August 1st, 2008 at 6:20 am

  hehe and u still believe ur hakim in what he says? he has been promising u a lot of things since he came out of his jail but all his promises turned out to be illusions.
  -after 14 march 2006 lahoud will be out of b3abda.
  -we will beat aoun in matn by at least 10% (amin v kamil khoury).
  -there will be no electoral law based on kada2.
  -sanyoura government will not resign until 2009 elections.
  -there is no way we will give the opposition 1/3 of ministry cabinets.
  -aoun’s popularity is descending and our popularity is ascending (eh shefna smalla) .
  -if aoun gets 2 seats in gov then we want 5 as well.
  and many more …..
  hehehehehe he makes me laugh when he says he will win the elections.
  enjoy ur 4 ewet mps now because in 2009 they will be reduced to 2 .

• 4. Doc 1559 | August 1st, 2008 at 7:02 am

  Hakim’s words and actions are unworthy of a man on whom so many of you had placed such hopes for a better LF. Ya khssara!

  What a shameful example Hakim has become for young LFer .

  I know it is painful to read STALLION’S comment bcoz the damage is already done and hakim’s promise for a better and stronger 14th of march are lost forever.

  I wish him luck eventhough I know he wont be there for his words.

• 5. Doc 1559 | August 1st, 2008 at 7:03 am

  Stallion

  Great comment , thank you so much.

• 6. Mickel | August 1st, 2008 at 7:39 am

  Ali

  Da5lak does Ron Paul support Hezbollah?

• 7. Dream on | August 1st, 2008 at 7:48 am

  More like delusional, all analyses says you wont have more then 4 MPs TOPS. and that’s with harriri paying for your campaigns and Junblat agreeing to give you Adwan seat once again

• 8. jimz | August 1st, 2008 at 8:55 am

  lol Stella and D*k how old r u both 3ammou??

• 9. paul | August 1st, 2008 at 10:23 am

  how is the weather in kraitim, it must be very cold

  http://www.lebanese-forces.com/ar/artde.asp?newsid=15585

• 10. Fuziyad | August 1st, 2008 at 11:04 am

  LF popularity has increased undoubtebly, however LF on its own won’t be able to win elections in the christian region. The only possibility is to organize better the m14 christians alliance without each and everyone trying to take things in his own direction. I think/hope Geagea understands this and will probably act the right way despite the pressure he will receive from within the LF… the one that scares me is that genius amin that will probably still be making his small interests worng calculations preferring to nominate some mentally retarded people from his party instead of respected ones so he keeps a better parcel of power for himself.

  The best example of all this is the choice of m14 christian ministers… I often mentionned here the choice of Elie Marouni to be pathetic especially when you have people like salim sayegh around you. With all due respect, Elie Marouni is an illeterate, he may have been a great fighter but he shouldn’t be a minister!!! where are we?? mazra3a?? is this the lebanon we want? even elie skaff looks clever compared to Mr Marouni…

  Geagea also was tempted to put Imad wakim and not Ibrahim Najjar as a minsiter, no clue who this guy is but of what I understood he falls in the same category than marouni ie a militant who never opened a book…

  If march 14 comes with respectable names for elections then they will prevail. I hope that to avoid internal divisions in m14 the deal will be that all parties have to name some non partisan people like it happenned for the gov….2009 elections shouldn’t be like 2005 where everyone wants his own piece of the cake, this time m14 should show that it really represents the alternative for a new and modern lebanon by naming the right people…

  by the way I am hearing that amin and geagea want to name nadim gemayel and nayla tueni as candidates in ashrafieh…again with all due respect to their respective parents, a retard and a psycho do not make good MP’s, allah yestor…

• 11. INCO | August 1st, 2008 at 11:20 am

  Fuziyad i agree completely with what u said except for Nayla tueni part… Nadim jmayel may be in Qatar and doing nothin and knowin about nothin.. on the other hand Nayla tueni is takin things into hands and trying to do the best she can to change things ( nahar l chabeb, majless chabeb or whatever they call it…)

  As for the 2009 elections clearly Aoun has lost a LOOOT of supporters but he still got many unfortunately… it all depends on the unity of M14 to do wonders in the christian regions… I can’t imagine christians voting for Aoun, voting for what he said on monday about HA and hassan nasrallah… it’s not the christian identity… probably the 70% will turn out to 20%

• 12. Stallion | August 1st, 2008 at 11:42 am

  fuziad and inco u are day dreaming …. again.
  gather all 14 march gangs and u can not get more than 20% of votes .
  if u can’t imagine aoun winning then u better start getting used to it from now just so that u don’t get a strong shock next year.

  doc 1559 … those path*tic ewatjiyyi sometimes make me wonder why i am bothering wasting my time in this blog . no matter how much u explain to them they will come back and tell u aoun lost and he will not win in 2009 and he is a bad person. i don’t know where they get their statistics from but i am almost certain that their hakim has lost the plot .

  in previous subjects i read about theresina claiming she and her father were aounists and now they are not anymore. and she mentioned some ppl who left aoun and she said only the mesla7jiyyi stayed with him.
  theresina …. let me assure u that only the mesla7jiyyi left aoun and the true patriotic lebs remained. those ppl like elias zoghbi and others their story is well known and everyone knows why they left . my question to u is : how much did ur father get paid from hariri? did he get paid more than zoghbi or less? he better get paid more because haram keef badou y3ayish 3ayli bala masari?
  and one more thing theresina : whoever changes their principles once then they can change it again . and whoever sells their dameer once they will sell it again . and never think that u will gain the respect of aoun’s oponents. they disrespect u because u are a person of no principles.

  ewet id*ots …. if u chose to believe ur hakim about 2009 elections win then i suggest u hammer him in 2009 after ur loss and u start asking him about his strategic thinking and who exactly gives him the popularity statistics.

• 13. Stallion | August 1st, 2008 at 11:45 am

  by the way, the only way to win the 2009 elections is to make sure u bring carlos eddi and dori chamoun on ur side . that way u can guarantee the majority of votes
  waahhhahhhahhhahahaaaaaaaaaaahahahahaha .
  al badoun yerba7ou el elections . layk malla wled.
  hehe wlak u kids make me laugh walla.

• 14. Fuziyad | August 1st, 2008 at 12:49 pm

  Stallion ya man of principles, can you let me know if you are with militias or if you believe all weapons should be in the hands of the state?? did you change your principles on the subject?

  try and come up with an answer that doesn’t contain the word “your hakim”, tks in advance…

• 15. INCO | August 1st, 2008 at 1:49 pm

  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 ” kalb 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…

• 16. Rodge | August 1st, 2008 at 2:26 pm

  Stallion,

  Thank you for ur respect to people.
  It seems that the money ur people are getting from Iran makes you think that everybody can be bought with money.
  For me, u’re no different than this guy Lebnene, u’re both filthy and irrespectful, each in his own way.

  Theresinia,
  I hope you will not reply to this stallion, since (it) doesn’t deserve any waste of your time

• 17. kezballah | August 1st, 2008 at 2:45 pm

  Uff the 3Awmiyeh sent a “Stallion” to help their ponys on the blog But like the usual he is not sure why he waste his time on Ouwatjieh, he doesn’t know it is the complexe that FPM have from Ouwet since 1988, they hate us but they can’t 7illo 3anna they have to try to explain their great logic to us.

  Stallion forgot the promises of Aoun he only remember Geagea so it is good to remind FPM friends of Aoun:

  1988 Aoun will kick Syria out of Lebanon by force and break Hafez Asad
  1989 Aoun will eliminate Ouwet and all the militias because only the Army should have arms hehehe
  1990 Aoun is the captain of the boat and the last one to leave it :-)http://www.lebaneseforces.com/movies/iwill.wmv
  2005 Hezbollah a terrorist follower of Iran should be disarmed http://streetsofbeirut.wordpress.com/2006/12/13/aoun-hezbollah-is-a-terrorist-group/
  2006 Few days before Matn elections: FPM represent 70% of Christians
  2007 The picture of Ouwet shooting at FPM people in demo
  2007 Seniora will not have time to pack his bags before Christmas
  2007 We will start 2008 with a new government
  2008 I am the only president Tawefo2e
  2008 There are mass graves in Halat

  ETC.. I can’t write 1000 other promises of Aoun but if 3Aounieh ask in nice way I am sure Ouwatjieh will add to the list We know you are slow you need a long time to understand so for us it is not waste of time it is Charity

• 18. c | August 1st, 2008 at 3:46 pm

  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.

• 19. Rodge | August 1st, 2008 at 4:10 pm

  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.

• 20. INCO | August 1st, 2008 at 4:42 pm

  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…

• 21. g_cedar | August 1st, 2008 at 6:18 pm

  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.

• 22. fad14 | August 1st, 2008 at 9:02 pm

  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.

• 23. Rima | August 1st, 2008 at 11:03 pm

  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

• 24. Tarek | August 2nd, 2008 at 11:49 am

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

• 25. kezballah | August 2nd, 2008 at 3:06 pm

  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.

• 26. kezballah | August 2nd, 2008 at 3:24 pm

  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.

• 27. Michele | August 3rd, 2008 at 8:51 am

  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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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