Even though I am very much against nuclear weapons and weapons in general but I have to agree with Vinman that it was the only way to stop an ugly war.
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The Lebanese political crisis!!! (38 Viewers)
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Two Lebanese were kidnapped on monday...Zeyad Qabalan and Zeyad Ghandour, one is 24 the other is 12years old.
They were found dead today.
Again nice way of Syrian regime(Bashar) to cause conflicts in Lebanon between the opposition and pro gov. lets see how much time it'll take him to deny that action.
They were found dead today.
Again nice way of Syrian regime(Bashar) to cause conflicts in Lebanon between the opposition and pro gov. lets see how much time it'll take him to deny that action.
Definitely sad news to hear in Lebanon.
Apparently it was a revenge killing from the Baalbeck Shi'a "clan" the Shamas family. THey had a person murdered during the January 23 riots in Beirut.
Now according to "clan culture" these people are tribal. They're the worst kinds of people to get in trouble with. If you've killed one of them, then you've signed a contract of revenge for life with these people.
I'm not justifying anything, just pointing out that these people (the kidnappers) are tribal. And even if Hassan Nasralla told them not to do this, they'd still have done it.
They're like Yemeni bedouin tribes.
It's a shame that Lebanon still has to witness such sad events. A 12 year old boy...how the hell does he pose a threat to Lebanon? And his cousin(?) also a young man in his early 20s.
Although the Shamas family have fervently denied any link to the kidnappings, they are the prime suspects.
May their souls rest in peace...
Apparently it was a revenge killing from the Baalbeck Shi'a "clan" the Shamas family. THey had a person murdered during the January 23 riots in Beirut.
Now according to "clan culture" these people are tribal. They're the worst kinds of people to get in trouble with. If you've killed one of them, then you've signed a contract of revenge for life with these people.
I'm not justifying anything, just pointing out that these people (the kidnappers) are tribal. And even if Hassan Nasralla told them not to do this, they'd still have done it.
They're like Yemeni bedouin tribes.
It's a shame that Lebanon still has to witness such sad events. A 12 year old boy...how the hell does he pose a threat to Lebanon? And his cousin(?) also a young man in his early 20s.
Although the Shamas family have fervently denied any link to the kidnappings, they are the prime suspects.
May their souls rest in peace...
Definitely sad news to hear in Lebanon.
Apparently it was a revenge killing from the Baalbeck Shi'a "clan" the Shamas family. THey had a person murdered during the January 23 riots in Beirut.
Now according to "clan culture" these people are tribal. They're the worst kinds of people to get in trouble with. If you've killed one of them, then you've signed a contract of revenge for life with these people.
I'm not justifying anything, just pointing out that these people (the kidnappers) are tribal. And even if Hassan Nasralla told them not to do this, they'd still have done it.
They're like Yemeni bedouin tribes.
It's a shame that Lebanon still has to witness such sad events. A 12 year old boy...how the hell does he pose a threat to Lebanon? And his cousin(?) also a young man in his early 20s.
Although the Shamas family have fervently denied any link to the kidnappings, they are the prime suspects.
May their souls rest in peace...
Apparently it was a revenge killing from the Baalbeck Shi'a "clan" the Shamas family. THey had a person murdered during the January 23 riots in Beirut.
Now according to "clan culture" these people are tribal. They're the worst kinds of people to get in trouble with. If you've killed one of them, then you've signed a contract of revenge for life with these people.
I'm not justifying anything, just pointing out that these people (the kidnappers) are tribal. And even if Hassan Nasralla told them not to do this, they'd still have done it.
They're like Yemeni bedouin tribes.
It's a shame that Lebanon still has to witness such sad events. A 12 year old boy...how the hell does he pose a threat to Lebanon? And his cousin(?) also a young man in his early 20s.
Although the Shamas family have fervently denied any link to the kidnappings, they are the prime suspects.
May their souls rest in peace...
Do you know from where from Baalbeck do Shamas family come? what village if you have any idea?
So it's not the Syrians? 
last time something like this happened, killing(shooting and running) were several Syrians and couple of Palestinians...so thats why I cant keep bashar's option away.
Apparently, such a way to revenge isn't exclusive to high Egypt. I've also read about these murders among specific families and tribes in different Arabic countries, what happened in Lebanon is one of them.
It is like a continuous chain of murders which starts mainly due to nonsensical reason. The ancient traditions then the grudges, which most of tribes never think of getting rid of, are the only reasons behind vendettas . When these things happen in the third millinium, you've nothing to say except that this is a mockery. Ironically, I'm here pointing to Egypt where I live, a lot of these crimes are committed by well educated people. They can't even think of refusing to oblige to the rules of their tribes, even if they don't have faith in what they do.
Vendetta is a sign of backwardness and it must be eliminated. If disagreements and quarrels continue amongst families, we'll lose more and more kids and youths, who have no hand in all this chaos, like Zeyad Ghandour and Zeyad Qabalan.
Our greatest and deepest sympathy, may they rest in peace.
It is like a continuous chain of murders which starts mainly due to nonsensical reason. The ancient traditions then the grudges, which most of tribes never think of getting rid of, are the only reasons behind vendettas . When these things happen in the third millinium, you've nothing to say except that this is a mockery. Ironically, I'm here pointing to Egypt where I live, a lot of these crimes are committed by well educated people. They can't even think of refusing to oblige to the rules of their tribes, even if they don't have faith in what they do.
Vendetta is a sign of backwardness and it must be eliminated. If disagreements and quarrels continue amongst families, we'll lose more and more kids and youths, who have no hand in all this chaos, like Zeyad Ghandour and Zeyad Qabalan.
Our greatest and deepest sympathy, may they rest in peace.
