The Lebanese political crisis!!! (1 Viewer)
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Look...
The Lebanese army is always described as the Joke Army in the middle East as they don't know how to protect themselves. How do you expect they can protect anybody else??
When you have idiots like those writing in this forum, you can't easily tell me to disarm the camp while you can see all those cowards waiting for that:
http://www.lebforces.org/forum/showthread.php?t=19864
And that forum is now, not during the war times...
Again, I have to remind you that the Lebanese Army are not really an army...
Their greatest achievement last war was when they surrendered for a group of Israelis in the south and made the tea for them, and all of us saw on New Tv how they were humilated that day...Israelis treated them just like their slaves...
Attacked from whome?? Palestinians are the majority in Jordan, and nobody dare to make a stupid thing against them...
When were Palestinians attacked in Syria?? I know they were attacked by Syrian army in Lebanon, but in Syria??
Look at the love in the "Lebanese Forces Forums", then tell me how a normal Palestinian guy there will be safe...
The Lebanese army is always described as the Joke Army in the middle East as they don't know how to protect themselves. How do you expect they can protect anybody else??
When you have idiots like those writing in this forum, you can't easily tell me to disarm the camp while you can see all those cowards waiting for that:
http://www.lebforces.org/forum/showthread.php?t=19864
And that forum is now, not during the war times...
Again, I have to remind you that the Lebanese Army are not really an army...
Their greatest achievement last war was when they surrendered for a group of Israelis in the south and made the tea for them, and all of us saw on New Tv how they were humilated that day...Israelis treated them just like their slaves...
Attacked from whome?? Palestinians are the majority in Jordan, and nobody dare to make a stupid thing against them...
When were Palestinians attacked in Syria?? I know they were attacked by Syrian army in Lebanon, but in Syria??
Look at the love in the "Lebanese Forces Forums", then tell me how a normal Palestinian guy there will be safe...
What do you mean described as a Joke in middle East? How do you expect an Army to be when they were occupied by another Army? When they don't have weapons? When there is another Militia in Lebanon fighting and not giving the chance to the Lebanese Army? How can you call them a Joke?
Lets give them a break now that syrians are no more in our country, lets give them a period and then we'll judge, you can't become a football player by just clapping your hands, can you? you can't become an actor by just dreaming of that can you? I think you have to practice for It and be giving time.
What's your point? Palestinians should keep their weapons just because some people are bashing palestinians through the forums?
Look Reb, No other militia in Lebanon got weapons but Hezbollah, they were all forced to withdraw their weapons, time to run-out of these excuses and time to give up their arms, before a clash can take place between the Lebanese Army and Palestinians in camps. This will do no good.
You're underrating them. Trust me.
What this has to do with Palestinians?
There's no true story for that, Hezbollah supporters did invent the tea thing, and even IF that would have happened I don't see the big out of this and what palestinians in Lebanon has to do with this aswell.
You ever heard of "The Black September" ?
Follow Abu Ammar speeches, you'll realize when was that. They were attacked and forced not to have one single knife in their pockets.
I don't think Palestinians are keeping their arms just because of some forums. If thats the case Inter fans should protect themselves aswell.
Lets give them a break now that syrians are no more in our country, lets give them a period and then we'll judge, you can't become a football player by just clapping your hands, can you? you can't become an actor by just dreaming of that can you? I think you have to practice for It and be giving time.
What's your point? Palestinians should keep their weapons just because some people are bashing palestinians through the forums?
Look Reb, No other militia in Lebanon got weapons but Hezbollah, they were all forced to withdraw their weapons, time to run-out of these excuses and time to give up their arms, before a clash can take place between the Lebanese Army and Palestinians in camps. This will do no good.
You're underrating them. Trust me.
What this has to do with Palestinians?
There's no true story for that, Hezbollah supporters did invent the tea thing, and even IF that would have happened I don't see the big out of this and what palestinians in Lebanon has to do with this aswell.
You ever heard of "The Black September" ?
Follow Abu Ammar speeches, you'll realize when was that. They were attacked and forced not to have one single knife in their pockets.
I don't think Palestinians are keeping their arms just because of some forums. If thats the case Inter fans should protect themselves aswell.
I don't say I don't believe you, but that thing is just illogical..
I hope it will be a good army that controls the whole country just like during Fuad Shehab's era, but I really doubt it taking in consideration all the conditions around...
It's not just bashing. It's threatening, and it is continuous...
I didn't say that had anything to do with Palestinians...
But the story wasn't faked. I saw it by my own eyes on New Tv Channel (Which is the best news Lebanese channel). And their report was taken from an Israeli channel. It was just translated to Arabic. And the video was enough to see it was not fake...
It's totally a different story. I can write in details in this topic if you want, but that has nothing to do with the Lebanese case except that Palestinian refugees were a part of it...
Well, I'll lie if I told you I read anything about that ever. Could you guide me to one of those speeches??
Again, I don't call for giving Palestinians the citizenships in Lebanon, but here are some things that can show how they have a reason to be curious in the Lebanese society:
I hope it will be a good army that controls the whole country just like during Fuad Shehab's era, but I really doubt it taking in consideration all the conditions around...
It's not just bashing. It's threatening, and it is continuous...
I didn't say that had anything to do with Palestinians...
But the story wasn't faked. I saw it by my own eyes on New Tv Channel (Which is the best news Lebanese channel). And their report was taken from an Israeli channel. It was just translated to Arabic. And the video was enough to see it was not fake...
It's totally a different story. I can write in details in this topic if you want, but that has nothing to do with the Lebanese case except that Palestinian refugees were a part of it...
Well, I'll lie if I told you I read anything about that ever. Could you guide me to one of those speeches??
Again, I don't call for giving Palestinians the citizenships in Lebanon, but here are some things that can show how they have a reason to be curious in the Lebanese society:
I totally agree...
Though, Some of his followers say that pro- and anti-Syrian positions are no longer relevant, now that Syrian troops have left Lebanon. So, taking in consideration that Syrian withdrawal had a huge political impact on Lebanon, so the traditional alliances may change because of the change of political priorities...
And maybe Aoun remembered suddenly that he was born in Haret Hreik, and wanted to be in the same alliance with his childhood mates
In the end, "Love of Ruling Chair" disease is so common in all the countries of the Arab World, so no surprise...
Though, Some of his followers say that pro- and anti-Syrian positions are no longer relevant, now that Syrian troops have left Lebanon. So, taking in consideration that Syrian withdrawal had a huge political impact on Lebanon, so the traditional alliances may change because of the change of political priorities...
And maybe Aoun remembered suddenly that he was born in Haret Hreik, and wanted to be in the same alliance with his childhood mates
In the end, "Love of Ruling Chair" disease is so common in all the countries of the Arab World, so no surprise...
I totally agree...
Though, Some of his followers say that pro- and anti-Syrian positions are no longer relevant, now that Syrian troops have left Lebanon. So, taking in consideration that Syrian withdrawal had a huge political impact on Lebanon, so the traditional alliances may change because of the change of political priorities...
And maybe Aoun remembered suddenly that he was born in Haret Hreik, and wanted to be in the same alliance with his childhood mates
In the end, "Love of Ruling Chair" disease is so common in all the countries of the Arab World, so no surprise...
Though, Some of his followers say that pro- and anti-Syrian positions are no longer relevant, now that Syrian troops have left Lebanon. So, taking in consideration that Syrian withdrawal had a huge political impact on Lebanon, so the traditional alliances may change because of the change of political priorities...
And maybe Aoun remembered suddenly that he was born in Haret Hreik, and wanted to be in the same alliance with his childhood mates
In the end, "Love of Ruling Chair" disease is so common in all the countries of the Arab World, so no surprise...
I got your point, but how would you know if that influence is still there or has already stopped??
I know Syrians were behind appointing Lahhud and keeping him on his chair for so long, but is he still getting his orders from Damascus??
It's not a physical thing that can be seen like the Syrian tanks when left the Lebanese lands...
On the other hand, the anti-Syria parties are getting their support from other countries too like the USA. How would you know if USA's target in Lebanon is more noble than the Syrians'?
Jacques, I know you're so keen to see your country ruling itself without any interference of the neighbours, but is that practical & applicable nowadays??
I know Syrians were behind appointing Lahhud and keeping him on his chair for so long, but is he still getting his orders from Damascus??
It's not a physical thing that can be seen like the Syrian tanks when left the Lebanese lands...
On the other hand, the anti-Syria parties are getting their support from other countries too like the USA. How would you know if USA's target in Lebanon is more noble than the Syrians'?
Jacques, I know you're so keen to see your country ruling itself without any interference of the neighbours, but is that practical & applicable nowadays??
Why not? When there is peace between all the neighbours and only the army pocesses weapons, then the danger of shotting will diminish.
Then the tourism will nourish again, we all saw how it did even after 16 years of war. Saudis and Kuwaitis love the country and they have mone to spend it there. Our agriculture and industry has been prospering lately and with peace with Israel we can import more products.
Politically, the majority of the people do not want to fight, except for Nasralla followers who want to fight Israel, but with no weapons this is not possible. I see no conflict except for that of Aoun and Nasralla, unfortunately they have lots of followers and their aims are not clean.
Then the tourism will nourish again, we all saw how it did even after 16 years of war. Saudis and Kuwaitis love the country and they have mone to spend it there. Our agriculture and industry has been prospering lately and with peace with Israel we can import more products.
Politically, the majority of the people do not want to fight, except for Nasralla followers who want to fight Israel, but with no weapons this is not possible. I see no conflict except for that of Aoun and Nasralla, unfortunately they have lots of followers and their aims are not clean.