I watch it now for the third time...
I'm trying to find one advantage for your Bachir...
In the last episode when four of his gang were killed, he ordered his gang to get thei revenge, and they harvested the souls of two hundred people for nothing but because they were Muslims...
It was called "The Port Massacre"...
What do you call being a leader and telling your followers to make a massacre??
A heroine act??
I'm trying to find one advantage for your Bachir...
In the last episode when four of his gang were killed, he ordered his gang to get thei revenge, and they harvested the souls of two hundred people for nothing but because they were Muslims...
It was called "The Port Massacre"...
What do you call being a leader and telling your followers to make a massacre??
A heroine act??
Anyway, to answer your question, though I don't like answering to a question with a question, what I don't like in Bachir?
He's the perfect example and leader that Lebanon needed during the war, If you watch all his speeches, you'll realize he has nothing against Muslims, nor any other sects in Lebanon, Infact It's Muslims who do have a problem with him for fighting Arabs, (Palestine, Syria).....
As a Lebanese Forces leader, he never spoke on the bahalf of the Christians but on behalf of Lebanon. He wanted to free lot of cities for the Muslims in Lebanon that were occupied by Syrians and Palestinians...."Saida, Damour, Beqa'aa etc" Lot of Muslims where in these areas and Bachir did Indeed free 80-85% of them during the war.
He believed in something called 10452, meaning that all Muslim Areas to Christians to Druz to every single sects in Lebanon, should live in this 10452, without any foreign soldier in this country but the Lebanese soldier. He even used to criticize the States more than Syria.
It's simple, he didn't want any foreigner in our country. Isn't that a right?
He was also kidnapped by the palestinians when he was a college student, this affected him alot, when he became Lebanese Forces leader, he said "The worst thing is to be kidnapped in your land by strangers".
Don't get me wrong here Rebel, like I told you before I do repsect "Qadeeyya l Falasteneyye" to be more clear, but when It comes to someone's land, I'll have to step with my Lebanese leader/pal.
Like Bachir always said...."We were attacked for being Christians, but we fought as Lebanese". Thats how a true leader would think.
