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• 1. Rodge | September 2nd, 2007 at 3:11 pm

  Finally the Camp is down few minutes ago.
  Mabrook for all Lebanese.
  I hope they will not create another trouble elsewhere now.
  God save and protect Lebanon

• 2. Rodge | September 2nd, 2007 at 4:27 pm

  But like every thing in Lebanon, there is always a big question mark.

  This time the question is where is Shaker Absi???

  and this question mark is getting bigger after reports talked about a deal to let him escape in order to stop the fighting. This deal has been negociated between the Army command and the and Absi himself, and it might be true, since it came at the right time for those who are nominating and supporting Gen. Sleiman for Presidency.
  It reminds me a little bit of what happened before the US Presidential elections in 2004, where at the right time Saddam was caught, eventhough many reports mentioned that he was caught before that.
  Anyway, it’s my personal opinion.

• 3. Ryda | September 3rd, 2007 at 1:26 pm

  La vraie victoire du Liban et de sa souveraineté.
  mabrouk !

  J’ai passé toutes mes vacances au voisinage de ce camp, la vie y était très difficile.
  Je salue les sacrifices des 158 martyrs de l’armée libanaise, notamment mes deux cousins que je n’oublierai jamais et tous les civils libanais qui ont été atteint par les missiles des terroristes.
  Je m’incline aussi face à toute l’institution qui a su géré cette attaque terroriste malgré le peu de moyens dont elle disposait.

  Une question me trouble quand même l’esprit; j’ai passé deux mois aux environs du Nahr el Bared et je sais combien les Libanais du coin éprouvent de la “rancoeur” à l’égard des Palestiniens, beaucoup crient qu’ils ne les laisseront jamais rentrer. La page de la guerre se tourne en effet mais un autre chapitre nous attend.

• 4. omar | September 4th, 2007 at 12:07 pm

  The solders who fights in Nahr Al Bared are pure Lebanease Heros , they defended our Children and our lives stollen by the Syrian regim and the local ennemy of Lebanon since 30 years; I invite all the Lebanease to celebrate that glory date and to show the Lebanease soldres how we really respect them noting that this glory belongs to the solders who died and bleed and to the peopole who prayed & suffered for them.

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