The Lebanese political crisis!!! (1 Viewer)
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if ur gonna talk rubbish then please keep it to urself
well me too, i think religion should be separated from politics, a the latter is the dirtiest of the dirty and the former should as pure as water.
but thats not the case and will never change. Cause since the beginning of islam(am gonna speak about it, since i am muslim) religion is mixed with everything from politics to business.
well me too, i think religion should be separated from politics, a the latter is the dirtiest of the dirty and the former should as pure as water.
but thats not the case and will never change. Cause since the beginning of islam(am gonna speak about it, since i am muslim) religion is mixed with everything from politics to business.
What ? that he deserves to be degraded ? Just the truth. You know there's a saying if you can't take the heat don't enter the kitchen, a mass murderer criminal like that would have to expect that he'll piss some people off and will be laughed at, it's the minimum he can expect really. Sooner or later though he'll end up like his son anyway...
Fneish Vows Hizbullah Will Not Surrender Weapons
Nahar - 2007 / 2 / 18
Hizbullah cabinet member Mohammed Fneish, who resigned last November along with four other Shiite ministers just two days before the government was due to discuss a draft U.N. document on an international tribunal to try Hariri's suspected killers, has vowed that Hizbullah will not surrender its weapons.
"We hold on to our weapons since their employment is not over yet," Fneish said in remarks published by the daily Al Mustaqbal on Sunday.
"The resistance will continue to confront Israeli aggressions. It (resistance) is still a necessary force to protect Lebanon," stressed Fneish.
He assured that neither Hizbullah nor its weapons are for bargaining, saying: "no one can argue its legitimacy."
Hizbullah was the only armed group which was not asked to surrender its weapons after Lebanon's 1975-1990 civil war because it was considered a "resistance group" then fighting Israel's occupation of Lebanese territory.
All five Shiite ministers and one Opposition Christian in the 24-member cabinet of Prime Minister Fouad Saniora resigned in advance of a vote that approved the creation of an international tribunal to probe the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.
Hizbullah was expected to disarm under U.N. Res. 1701 which brought an end to the 34-day Israel-Hizbullah war this summer.
U.N. Security Council resolutions have called for the disarming of all militias in Lebanon.
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The conclusion here is that they're still not willing to hand everything for our Army. When infact the army has been doing superb the past two-three week.
Some mentality will just never change.
Nahar - 2007 / 2 / 18
Hizbullah cabinet member Mohammed Fneish, who resigned last November along with four other Shiite ministers just two days before the government was due to discuss a draft U.N. document on an international tribunal to try Hariri's suspected killers, has vowed that Hizbullah will not surrender its weapons.
"We hold on to our weapons since their employment is not over yet," Fneish said in remarks published by the daily Al Mustaqbal on Sunday.
"The resistance will continue to confront Israeli aggressions. It (resistance) is still a necessary force to protect Lebanon," stressed Fneish.
He assured that neither Hizbullah nor its weapons are for bargaining, saying: "no one can argue its legitimacy."
Hizbullah was the only armed group which was not asked to surrender its weapons after Lebanon's 1975-1990 civil war because it was considered a "resistance group" then fighting Israel's occupation of Lebanese territory.
All five Shiite ministers and one Opposition Christian in the 24-member cabinet of Prime Minister Fouad Saniora resigned in advance of a vote that approved the creation of an international tribunal to probe the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri.
Hizbullah was expected to disarm under U.N. Res. 1701 which brought an end to the 34-day Israel-Hizbullah war this summer.
U.N. Security Council resolutions have called for the disarming of all militias in Lebanon.
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The conclusion here is that they're still not willing to hand everything for our Army. When infact the army has been doing superb the past two-three week.
Some mentality will just never change.
Seriously If they're not willing to give-up or be disarm, this will give another party's in Lebanon to have weapons(I'm not saying they should) but this will give them a reason to be armed which is not good.
Every single inch of our land has been free and returned back to the Lebanese territory except for (Sheb'aa) which is not an Israeli problem but Syrian one. Syria should just sign on couple of papers that the land is Lebanese and not Syrian and It'll all be good. But Hezbollah are making it complicated. And I wouldn't be surprised to witness another heated up summer this year.
One thing Hezbollah should know and is that they're no where better than the Lebanese army, If just our army will be handed arms, they'll be as powerful as Hezbollah If not better.
But then again If you look at it all and think about it, you'll figure out that the reason they're keeping their arms isn't to free Sheb'aa, because as far as I know Beirut isn't Sheb'aa. Their reason again is protecting Bashar and his gang from the International Trial.
Every single inch of our land has been free and returned back to the Lebanese territory except for (Sheb'aa) which is not an Israeli problem but Syrian one. Syria should just sign on couple of papers that the land is Lebanese and not Syrian and It'll all be good. But Hezbollah are making it complicated. And I wouldn't be surprised to witness another heated up summer this year.
One thing Hezbollah should know and is that they're no where better than the Lebanese army, If just our army will be handed arms, they'll be as powerful as Hezbollah If not better.
But then again If you look at it all and think about it, you'll figure out that the reason they're keeping their arms isn't to free Sheb'aa, because as far as I know Beirut isn't Sheb'aa. Their reason again is protecting Bashar and his gang from the International Trial.
Is Nasrallah depressed because of the current situation ? 
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3367095,00.html
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3367095,00.html
