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The Lebanese people became HOSTAGES…

Posted by Rodge

After all the sufferings, the wars, the sacrifices, all the hurts, the hates, the miseries, and above all after all that long hope and patience, the Lebanese people became HOSTAGES.

They became hostages to politicians, since most of the Lebanese are following them, and many are doing that blindly unfortunately, so they forget their own concerns of daily life, and they tend to agree with those politicians in nearly everything, even if the latter actions are wrong and contradict with all the followers’ beliefs.

Example for that, the nearly 2 years, where people spent their time in the street in DT, forgetting about their works and families etc…, and those who followed Aoun at first for his patriotic thinking as they say, and they are still with him despite his 180 degrees shift.

The Lebanese people became hostages to a bunch of politicians who are supposed to find solutions to the country’s mess, while they are not able to hold 2 successive meetings in this so called dialogue, so they disappear for about 2 months between each session, to come again and meet for only 2 or 3 hours, half of it on lunch and telling jokes, without achieving anything (KATTIR KHEYROUN 3AM YA3TOUNA MIN WA2TOUN).

Our people fell hostages to the mood of our politicians, who represent a national unity Government!!!!!!!

This government is the worse thing that happened to Lebanon, and I clearly state that I’m against a national unity government, since it isn’t and won’t be achieving a single thing, and please can someone tells me what this government achieved so far?? Nothing, the Lebanese people are living on their own, no one is responsible for their safety, security, well being, for their lives, their economies, nothing.

The 8 of March people killed themselves (ATALO HALOUN) to enter the government, they blocked the country and made troubles and wars, and now after entering the government, their ministers are trying to see what is left to steal, it is the case for of Zoubran Bassil who will definitely kill the mobile network in Lebanon, and Abou Zamra who’s spending his time calling for his position rights, while others, mainly Nabih Berri’s ministers are completing their domination on their respective ministries bringing their own people, and the rest are traveling with President Michel Sleiman or elsewhere.

This government can’t even take a decision, it is helpless, since each time they try to come up with something, someone stands against it, just for political or religious purposes.

I’m not saying the previous government was fantastic or even very good, but at least it did achieve something, they took many decisions, they were more active and effective.

The Lebanese people want a government to take care of their affairs, to resolve their problems, not to cause more problems, so please let this government go to hell, we prefer one sided government, at least we can feel that something is working.

At last, the Lebanese people fell also HOSTAGES once again to the Syrians and their renewed attempts to control Lebanon, so we started to give them what they want, by forming mutual committees, and inviting them directly to interfere in every decision we make, and that’s what happened lately with the arrests of some Palestinians in the camps, and the Lebanese who was mentioned on the Syrian TV in the clearly manipulated confessions.

 

What have we done us the Lebanese to deserve all that???  


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Posted by Rodge on 11.11.08 @ 4:55 pm | 34 Comments

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  • 1. ja3far | November 11th, 2008 at 5:11 pm

    ouf.. ouf.. ouf.. it seems you had a bad day ya khaye rodge … you started well bass ba3deen khabasset bi ouwee…chou 3am tihki ya zalami?…
    al oussa 3awissi .. àfter reading your post, i will close my computer for tonight..
    tosbihouna 3ala watan…
    salam

  • 2. Ali | November 11th, 2008 at 5:15 pm

    i agree with Jafar!
    i liked the title and the introduction… hoped u were more objective and neutral!

  • 3. Rodge | November 11th, 2008 at 6:28 pm

    For both Ja3far and Ali,

    I’m so objective, because there is nothing more objective than the truth itself.
    Believe me, If your people win the next elections, I will be the first to call for one sided government formed by them.
    I’m so objective to know and believe that the 8th of March people are doing what Syria want, they are blocking the country whether they are in the streets standing off, or in the Government, and this time i’m not insulting anyone, it is my opinion and I insist on it.
    On the other hand, I think I criticized everybody, and I emphasis, everybody are responsible for that situation, and mainly the 14th of March because they accepted that.
    Sorry if you didn’t like what I said, but it’s my opinion, and if you really look inside of you, you will not find any difference.
    We want to live in prosperity, we want a state, a government, not a ranch.
    We all want that.

  • 4. Che | November 11th, 2008 at 6:41 pm

    In the presence of the Islamofacist Hezbollah, ALL of Lebanon, its people and government including other Shiite factions like “Amal” are totally irrelevant.

    Lebanon was taken hostage by Hezbollah a long time ago but became visible in the aftermath of the 2006 war. This whole tactic of “No vanquisher, No defeater” is simply a wobbling policy to buy time and pave the way for wilayat al faqih.

    Today, more than ever the only party that can potentially face Hezbollah is the Lebanese Forces, but we need to rearm and reestablish the infrastructure we had during the civil war.

    It’s impossible to sit on one table and talk to Hezbollah. We do not see eye to eye: two different cultures, two different people, two different religions and two different aspirations.

    Today more than ever we need not to bury our heads in sand and hide behind our fingers, i.e., today more than ever we need to address the following questions:

    1) Is Lebanon an Arabic country? The answer is unequivocally No.
    2) Is Lebanon an enemy of Israel? The answer is unequivocally No.
    3) Is Lebanon an enemy of Syria? The answer is unequivocally No.
    4) Should Lebanon have normalized relationships with Israel? The answer is unequivocally Yes.
    5) Should Lebanon be neutral and at equal distance from Syria and Israel? The answer is unequivocally Yes.
    6) Should Lebanon Champion Human Rights Causes by supporting the plight of Palestinians for a just solution and the Right of Return? The answer is unequivocally Yes.
    7) Should Lebanon refute the November 3, 1969 Cairo Agreement? The answer is unequivocally Yes.
    8) Should Lebanon be a member of the League of Arab States? The answer is unequivocally No.

  • 5. paul | November 11th, 2008 at 8:01 pm

    you’re right Rodge,we do not need to go far to find evidence for your post.we all spend hours on this blog just to talk about politics and politicians,while other nations deal with sports science and many other “useful” issues.

    it is hard to believe that we have time for other things if the half of our day were sacrificed for politics.

    if we knew it or not…WE ARE HOSTAGES…

    Does not matter,the main thing is,we are glad hostages :-)

  • 6. Anonymous | November 11th, 2008 at 8:19 pm

    Very well said Rodge… Just a couple of things: you should forget about Aoun and stop focusing on the guy, this is an old senile fart looking only for his own interest, so nothing he says or does should surprise or anger you. We all know what he is. Same applies to Berri and HA, these guys makshoufeen 3a ras el sate7 and their actions speak louder than any of their words (and god knows how loud Nasrallah can be !!)…
    The real disappointment is M14, I, like you and like many other (naive) Lebanese citizens put very high hopes on those idiots, and look what they’ve achieved: NOTHING. Instead of seizing the momentum on 03.14.05 and heading all the way to Baabda to kick out lahoud, they just stood still, instead of electing a strong president with majoirty + 1 they settled for Michel Sleiman, the same guy that was Syria’s choice for heading the army for 9 years, do I need to say more ?!
    As for Geagea, all he does is talk, bla bla bla, no actions whatsoever, badna na3mil wou nsheel wou n7att, wou ma tali3 mn amro shi… His so called allies (FM and PSP) have let him down so many times it’s becoming pathetic.
    What’s the solution ? I frankly have no idea whatsoever. Not voting for any of these thugs maybe ? Unfortunately the Lebanese people are too attached to their politicians for many (wrong) reasons: zefet, jobs for their kids, wasayit to dare to undertake such a step…
    Allah yse3edna ya shreek

  • 7. theFool | November 11th, 2008 at 10:26 pm

    Right on N10452!
    But the problem is also those Citizens that takes these politicians Seriously :-)

    I say, Lets gather a whole bunch of Lebanese, Singing and Chanting all the way to the Southern Border, near Syria and Israel, and sing: “All We Are Saying, is give peace a Chance!”

  • 8. Ali | November 12th, 2008 at 12:16 am

    Rodge,
    when u were elaborating ur topic, u focused on FPM members.. u even named them!
    anyway, its not a big deal however,would u explain to me how was the previous government better than this one? to me, both are bad.. they are not what we have dreamed of !! but still, the previous government was much worse!!
    u are saying that it took decisions?! what decisions?!! mind u that this government has a very short life time! it will just prepare for the elections!
    i dont call this a government of national unity but at least it minimized the tension among lebanese!

    see, i , like u, want to live in prosperity ,in peace, in a State that respects its people. i want to be a citizen and not a number counted during elections!!

    we agree on that.. it seems that we disagree on the mean!! unlike u, i think that the FPM wanna make a state not a rench!! when i hear the guys, they convince me!! we have to wait till they become in power only then we can judge them!

    Che.. u dont sound like a che!!! u have answered the questions and its our turn to answer!
    1) lebanon is an arab country
    2)Lebanon has only one enemy and it’s Israel
    3) Lebanon is not an enemy of syria… its true that syria made terrible mistakes in lebanon and they should from now on recognise lebanon as an independent country!
    4)lebanon should not and will never have a normalized relations with Israel.
    5)3 and 4 answer that!
    6)we agree on that!!
    7)Cairo Agreement exist no more!!!
    8)1 answers that!
    there are major ideological differences between us…now i kno that having a discussion with u is useless!!! but still i would like to talk abt Wilayet el Faqeeh!! i am not sure that i got what u have written concerning that!
    could u plz elaborate!!
    yea be4 i forget.. were u serious when u said, “Today, more than ever the only party that can potentially face Hezbollah is the Lebanese Forces, but we need to rearm and reestablish the infrastructure we had during the civil war.” u were kidding werent u?!!
    inno men 7aith el shakel, why do u wanna get into a fight with hizbullah? to acheive what?!!
    second,i am not underestimating the lebanese forces, but do u think that u can face Hizbullah?!! just look at Jumblat!!! he surrendered in 3 hours!!! shwaifat,soo2 el ghareb, 888, half of Baisoor,bshamoon. daw7et 3aramoon.. they all were under the control of hizbullah in only 3 hours 2ella iza 3anjad sada2et el ishterakeyye fa haida shi tani!! ba3dain, who will allow u to rearm and rebuild ur infrastructure (although u got some new weapons and ammo)!! Be Rational!!!share2 saida w 7arb el jabal ma 2elon zamain lol!!!

  • 9. Ali | November 12th, 2008 at 12:23 am

    hehe Ananymous describes everything in his second paragraph!!

  • 10. Ali | November 12th, 2008 at 12:27 am

    anonymous*

  • 11. Doc 1559 | November 12th, 2008 at 7:04 am

    Rodge

    Ya3tik al 3ffiyeh.

  • 12. Michele | November 12th, 2008 at 7:25 am

    Ali, it amazes n yet disgusts me when u cheer abt the Hezbies invading Lebanese regions n killing innocent Lebanese civilians!

    So i guess not only Israel is ur only ennemy but Lebanon as well!!!

  • 13. Rodge | November 12th, 2008 at 8:59 am

    Ali,

    I deliberately named the FPM ministers because Aoun is the one talking about corruption and wanting to put everyone accountable, so he should start with his own ministers.
    I agree with you on saying that both government are not good, but I insist that the previous government was a slightly better.
    I will go beyond that to say that the governments ruling between 1990 and 2005, eventhough they are bad, in fact very bad in my opinion, but at least they were able to achieve something.
    This policy of “Tawafoq” in Lebanon is not working, because everything is political or religious, so let one side, the winning side, rules the country for the next 4 years, of course in a democratic way, and everyone will have his chance, maybe in the next elections.
    Your people did not let the 14th March people rule all that time, and they want to put them accountable for what??
    Even in Belgium, a civilized country, when they tried to adopt this “Tawafoq” policy they failed to form a government.
    Even if this government was meant to organize elections, should the country still blocked for one year?? this is wrong

  • 14. ja3far | November 12th, 2008 at 10:13 am

    Good morning Rodge .. fear is one of the main things that can effect a person.. we are hostages of our fear…. The Lebanese politicians and parties have been using such a fact to gain loyalty and to control people…

    Every body knows, and the 14 of march politicians said it again and again, that the M14 was a response to M8.. one of the main motives behind the sunnies to go to the street was the fear.. they were scared of the shias. That are the messages my friends used to get.. ijo al shi3a :) … baynetna..Do you really believe that any person in normal situation will take someone like saed as a leader .. give me a brake , that is why they make them believe that he is their protector.

    The shias are in majority behind HA because they believe they are the only one to defend them against the isaelies. After 2006 the popularity of HA among the shia improved in an unbelievable way( except a small percentage including the cousins of Michel ;) ). the existence of the shia in lebanon was in 2006 and still threatened that is why they are so much behind HA..,

    A major groupe of Christians and M14 people are behind their leaders because they are scared of the Syrian return… halae is it possible that the Christians were not able to give any bright politician since the 80s.. but the same bunch of people who led them to big failurs?… I do respect your love to geagea, but honestly, he have proved to be a bad politician time after time after time… however, what will make people go behind the same groupe who took us to misery? The scare, .. they are afraid of the Syrian return ( as you mentioned in your comment) or of the big scary HA ..

    If you look at maslows triangle of needs, you will find fear among the basic things,.. as long as we are hostage of this fear we cannot go up to the other levels…

    That is why you cannot claim that the previous minister was better then this one… we are at a stage that we need to rebuild the basic issues… things that were not reestablished after the taef agreement.. in May we approached the explosion.. such a government is not a choice.. it is a necessity…

    salam

  • 15. Michele | November 12th, 2008 at 10:28 am

    And do u know Ja3far how Aoun managed to convince his followers that allying to Hezbollah is the right thing to do? By telling them, there are so many of them, if we don’t ally wz them they will vanquish n destroy us (the christians).

    He also used the fear tactic. Is this what u need from an ally? do u need a greedy ally who builds his popularity on false n lying facts?

  • 16. Cartman | November 12th, 2008 at 10:29 am

    Che,

    you could not be more right 7abibi when you said
    “Today, more than ever the only party that can potentially face Hezbollah is the Lebanese Forces, but we need to rearm and reestablish the infrastructure we had during the civil war.”

    very rational thinking indeed.

    i urge you to start working on it immediately if you have not yet.

    recruit all the men and women you can to the LF, train them and arm them to the teeth, w ro7o hjomo 3al jame3e.

    yalla sho nater?… khali hal ossa ten7al once and for all.

  • 17. ja3far | November 12th, 2008 at 11:02 am

    michele… from what i see it is the other way around… bass at the end, this is only my opinion :)

    salam

  • 18. Rodge | November 12th, 2008 at 2:08 pm

    Ja3far,

    You said in ur comment that “we are at a stage that we need to rebuild the basic issues”, and I think u’re right.

    But ya Ja3far ya khayye, how do you say they are rebuilding the basic issues, while they are undable to meet for two days in a row?? to rebuild, you need people who are ready and able to do so, and I don’t see that.

    Also can you tell me at what time in our history we were not in that stage??
    Since 1943 and even before, we are always in that stage. It is a misery, and no matter what will happen, we will stay stuck to this misery unless something we adopt a critical change.

    Let’s face it, Lebanese communities are different now more than ever, you have at the same time people who some of them are so conservative in social and religious life (ie most of the Shias – Big part of Sunnis0, while others are open minded and sometimes more than required.
    In one hand you have those who believe in US and western countries politics, while others see them as satan.
    Many find the Israelis as total ennemies and can’t stand the idea of State of Israel, while there are others who accept the idea of having peace with Israel in the future even if they consider it as actual ennemy.
    Those who hate Syria and Iran, and those who consider them as allies or just good friends.
    Those who live their lives only to fight Israel and the US project in the region, and others who just want peace in the region.
    We can be friends and good friends too, I have many friends who support 8th of March, and even relatives of mine, but I get along with them without any problem, every one has his own opinion.
    But when it comes to options, each of us wants to live in his own society, the society he looks for, so what is the solution??
    Federalism my friend is the only solution, you can live in any society you like, but you can still move and live and trade with other communities, it is the most civilized solution, otherwise we’ll not be able to achieve anything, we are not able to appoint an official in a ministry without making all the troubles in the world.
    I took you to a new subject, I know, but only to tell you that “rebuilding the basic issues” will not work, or maybe it works for couple of years or a decade maximum.
    We need a solution not a unity in words only.

  • 19. ja3far | November 12th, 2008 at 3:29 pm

    rodge… it is not the religion that divide us.. example : both sayed hassan is shia … hayfa , rageb and maye harriri are shias… ( i know there is plenty of comments to follow that ).. this is not the issue… but i will follow your logic..am very curious to know how you will divide lebanon federaly…
    salam

  • 20. Michele | November 12th, 2008 at 3:46 pm

    and if I wanna follow Ja3far’s logic, w/o the shia in Lebanon, we won’t have the Resistence nor the Artists!

    Allah yekhallilna yehon ;)

  • 21. Ali | November 12th, 2008 at 3:54 pm

    Wow… it is ur intellectual ability to understand that disgust me Michele!!!
    1-No civilians were killed !!
    2- Hizbullah didnt invade lebanese regions ..they just reacted to PsP barbarian actions! hizbullah didnt commit massacres .. they didnt kick the Druze out of their lands ,occupied their homes ,and take away their properties!! I wonder if it was jumblat who was victorious would he do the same thing? of course not.. we all kno what he did to the christians dont we?!!
    Hizbullah is a lebanese islamic resistance .even during war, they fight with honor!!!
    i wonder if u kno why these clashes started!!!

    Rodge,
    what good decisions?!! be more precise my dear!!
    as for the “Tawafoq thing” , i think it is u who should defend this idea !! if u want to apply the “traditional” concept of democracy u the christians will feel offended!!! thats why we call for “tawafoq”.. we dont need another civil war here!!!
    now, i agree that the majority should rule and the minority should oppose but that wouldnt work here in lebanon unfortunately!!!
    Ya3ni imagine that the “Opposition” win the coming elections, can they form a government without future movement?!! the sunnis will feel that they are not represented in this government .. . unfortunately, this is lebanon.. hope someday we can overcome this .
    As for the FPM members, i dont think that they are corrupted!! have never heard of that!
    I believe that the major problem in lebanon lies in not having a united identity for lebanon!!!
    everyone sees it in a different way!!!
    jaafar also mentioned something that worth discussion!!!
    Most of LFers suffer from what is called Hizbullah Phobia!!! i have discussed many LFers and everytime i come up with this same result.
    someppl are picturing hisbulla as a beast that want to devour you!! Although, hizbullah is the only party that didnt fight the christians!! hizbullah fough Amal movement ,supported by the syrians , when they wanted to disarm him in the late 80’s.. he fought the Palestians ” Fateh movement”, he fought Mustaqbal and PSP… but he never fought christians. Still he is the Beast and ppl like Jumblat are just Lambs!!! thats weird!!

  • 22. ja3far | November 12th, 2008 at 3:55 pm

    :) yekhalilna yeeki ya rab

  • 23. Michele | November 12th, 2008 at 4:07 pm

    Ali, whatever… 3anzé wa law taret!!!!

  • 24. Rodge | November 12th, 2008 at 4:27 pm

    Ja3far,

    I didn’t say religions are dividing us, it is clear at the moment that it is a conflict largely based on politics not religions, and the best example we the Christians, and I don’t like to hear that half of us is with Shias while the other half with Sunnis etc…
    We support politicians based on their political views and actions not more, and believe me when HA or others change their view i will be their first supporters.

  • 25. ja3far | November 12th, 2008 at 4:45 pm

    rodge .. what is HA views you want to change? i have heard on this blog lot of comments talking about HA not wanting a strong army and attacking it … no one mentioned the speech of nassrallah yesterday where he talked about how important it is to have a strong army and attacked the minister of finance for saying that we dont have a budget to buy weapon for the army…
    tayeb, if our beloved country dont want to take responsibility , and we see the israeli war planes flying over lebanon on daily bases, while the israeli arm forces are doing training after training to make war on lebanon and the israeli officials are making threats every now and then… how do you axpect from us to disarm ? khaye since the official end of the war in lebanon in 1989 israel made three big distructive wars on a major part of labanon that constitute 35 % of the territory… two among these wars happened when israel was still occupying a part of our country .. why do we tend to forget history so quickly?

    on the other hand, i have heard you guys talking a lot about federalism,,, khaye i am from the old generation who used to hear a lot : lobnan akbar min an yobla3e wa azkhar min an yokassam.. may be it was a big krap.. but i really want to know how we can divide it into federations … geographicaly speaking…

    wa ghadan yamoun akhar :)
    salam

  • 26. Fuziyad | November 12th, 2008 at 11:23 pm

    Ja3far, what I heard in hassouna’s speach is that he called Michel Suleiman a traitor because he went to ny for the conferance on dialogue…

    Then yes he did speak about air defense weapons bass for what?? enno rationnally do you think israeli warplanes would have nothing else to do than bombing lebanon if HA wasn’t carrying weapons?? what for?? do they fly over other arab countries??answer is no and you know why. ..

  • 27. Cartman | November 13th, 2008 at 4:54 am

    For all of you who are talking about a Federal Lebanon,
    It’s interesting how the people who want a federal system are actually much better off with the current Lebanon and the people who opposes it will in fact benefit from federalism if it to happen. At least, from an economical point of view.
    Take south Lebanon for instance,
    There are 2 major ports in the south, Saida and Sour, an oil refinery in zehrani,
    South Lebanon produces most of Lebanon’s exports of citrus produce/oranges/lemons
    Bananas as well as most tobacco exports, there are major tourist destinations, a lot of manufacturing, a lot of wide open land for agriculture, good water resources, in addition to the billions of dollars in hard cash pumped annually in south Lebanon either from immigrants abroad, donations from some Arab countries, help from Iran and the presence of tens of thousands of UN personnel spending their salaries in local communities.
    In a federal system most of the generated revenue from all sales and employment taxes and government fees will be kept and used and spent in the south instead of sending it to Beirut…a lot more efficient and fair, your tax money will be spent in your area, and for border security, obviously they can take care of their own.
    And shi3a’s weapons will no longer be a controversy, as general federalism guidelines give each state within the nation the right to maintain an armed militia to be deployed in emergencies just like the state national guard in the US.

    If you just look at Lebanon’s map, you’ll quickly realize that the shi3a, have the best chance of surviving and fairing well under a federal system, better than any other sect or region. Yet, ironically they are the ones most opposed to the idea.

  • 28. ja3far | November 13th, 2008 at 10:14 am

    fuziad … min ween jibit hal haki? ya3ni it is one of three:

    either your arabic is so bad you didnt understand the speech…
    or the one who told you about the speech manipulated it the way he liked
    or you are manupulating and putting lies in nassrollah speech … which i hope is not the case…

    i will not suggest that you go listen to it, because i know you will not..

    wil ghareeb feek ya zalami ino you insist on understanding and explaining the things the way it is more confortable to your believes..
    ya sahbi, none of us has reached the ultimate knowledge nor truth..your believes can be simply wrong..

    ino you forgot all the history of israel and its agression.. you dont want to know what they have done or what they are doing til now.. you dont want to know or learn from the experience of palestine and who has been bracking all the agreements since oslo till no … you keep insisting that israel is such a peaceful country … and if we love them they will love us back .. chou badi ilek …niyelak :) ..

    on the other hand you tend to relate everything to syria iran and h.a. ya3ni you start with it is syria who did it , how can i proove that..

    you will not reach anywhere with your logic ..

    salam

  • 29. Fuziyad | November 13th, 2008 at 12:43 pm

    Ja3far, my written arabic is poor indeed but after over 3 yrs watching lebanese TV wondering when HA or its allies will kill or launch wars again my understanding of arabic became much better and I understand very clearly what hassan says(especially that he now took the habit to give a speech every day or 2)

    He was clear abt the fact that going to conferance is complicity with israel(ie treason) and given that the president was going, it makes him a traitor…this is math not arabic. and anyway after hassoun spoke all the rest of Syria’s friend started saying the same.

    By the way, a bit before the departure, saloukh called to say he wasn’t coming , suleiman then panicked called the istiz who did some mediation with saloukh bosses in damascus so they let him come…not sure if that story is in the press but I can tell you this is what happened. Then once in ny suleiman was all worried and shortened the participation because the syrians were not happy abt it…

    Concerning Israel, we had the debate before so let’s avoid wasting time, I know you know well that the only risk of israel agression on leb is linked to HA presence, not because israel is nice but because they have better things to do than attacking a non threatening lebanon…

  • 30. Ali | November 13th, 2008 at 1:38 pm

    Mishele..u can do better than that!!

  • 31. Michele | November 13th, 2008 at 1:56 pm

    Ali, with u, it’s really not worth it…

    Yet nothing personal ;)

  • 32. Michele | November 13th, 2008 at 2:03 pm

    Nevertheless ya Ali when u said: “Hizbullah is a lebanese islamic resistance .even during war, they fight with honor!!!”

    Well there’s nothing honorable when using humans as shields…

    I rest my case!

  • 33. Ali | November 13th, 2008 at 3:08 pm

    why dont u elaborate ur “case”!!

  • 34. ja3far | November 13th, 2008 at 4:46 pm

    fuziad.. i told you you have a wrong information…the news and resources that you were following in the last 2 years were missleading you.. nassrollah didnt accuse any body of complicity with israel…he said that people should stand against israel there …below is the part of the speach of nassrollah said about .. i advice you to try to read it and recheck your resources.

    لكن ما أريد أن أتوجه به اليوم الى كل الدول العربية والإسلامية الذين سيحضرون المؤتمر أن يعملوا لمنع هؤلاء القتلة مرتكبي جرائم الحرب من حضور المؤتمر. فما صلة بيريز مرتكب المجازر وليفني وغيرها من الصهاينة بالأديان؟ إن إسرائيل هي دولة مجرمة عنصرية إرهابية، والحركة الصهيونية هي حركة عنصرية إلا إذا تخلت الجامعة العربية عن هذا التوصيف، من جاء اليوم ليقول فلتشارك المقاومة الفلانية في حوار الأديان ستضع فيتو أميركا عليها بحجة أنها إرهابية، لماذا لا نضع نحن فيتو على الصهاينة؟ أدعو العرب للعمل على طردهم من المؤتمر أو أن يقف بيريز للتحدث عن حوار الأديان، وفي أي زمن؟ في الزمن الذي يشدّد فيه الحصار على أكثر من مليون ونصف مليون فلسطيني في غزة؟ في اليوم الذي تتزايد فيه اعتداءات الصهاينة على الفلسطينيين في الضفة، يكرم بيريز ويقدم له منبر حوار الأديان، ما ندعو إليه هو هذه الوقفة

    salam



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