quick question M.
Wher the H*** have you disappeared?
a comment
the bus was originating from btégrine
might be as well a message to elias murr and not to amine gemayel
a coincidence to be noted, but it s a pure coincidence maybe:
everytime geagea is stating the word "sacrifice" such as yesterday
http://www.lorientlejour.com/pag...rticle&
id=point
we are having what u call a "bang bang"
last time, 2 days before pierre's assassination, he was warming about new attempts of destabilization or assassinations, he used the word "sacrifice" and pierre was killed.
I m wondering which crystal ball he is using ...
sorry the link of l orient le jour is for subscribers only ...
FrenchEagle, I may understand your FPM inclination. I used to be a FPM supporter, Now I hate them all, From Geagea to Aoun to Gemayel. 3 years ago, all was fine. Remember, the nightlife, economy, tourism, and the whole lot. Life was on the increase without any doubt.
Then Aoun and Geagea comes back into the picture, and we have the same Chaos we had at the times of war. I see todays bus as the Bus of Ain el Remméneh Ver. 2.0. Christians need a new, clean leader.
I for one, am disgusted by both so-called leaders. The only leader I see benefitting the country would probab;y be Seniora. Again, I speak from a Christian point of view. From a point of view that, we Christians always saw Lebanon in a certain way, and the Sunnies share our vision. All of a sudden, Aoun, leans towards an un-Christian-Lebanese point of view. Which shocked me, and many of his supporters. Most of us don't care. We just want to move ahead to the increase of stability, economy and tourism, etc;
The fact that Gemayel was in the States, says a lot! And Since when the FPM was anti-American??????? (or Anti-French for that matter?)
Covering up for Allies of the FPM makles the FPM just as much involved. Lets be Lebanese and think for Lebanese, and yes, with French, and Arab and American help!
We are devided in everything, even down town beirut, we mnaged to devide it.
Allah yestor
Lebanese are devided in evrything, even Down Town Beirut has been devided between the two sides.
And now, even innocent people are targetted.
Allah Yestor
Joseph
who told u i was pro aoun
if it was about personal interest i would choose gemayel for exemple
however when i m thinking about methods to resolve the current issues that lebanon is facing, i think aoun methods are the best as far as I always wrote about the methods that he is depicting before his statements!
therefore maybe aoun is more frencheaglist then frencheagle aounist.
Do we have today political alternatives.
i remember saad hariri stating "if you are not with us, you are against us"
i m sorry but i have to be against this vision of extremisation of the people by depicting through the process ennemies or allies, they simply deny the right think differently.
On saniora now, as an economist, i think his plan of reform is a failure and i wont go in details but my opinion on that plan is based on what i have seen during a confence in the grand serail of beirut, i think i spoke enough about it at that time
About today's bombing, you shouldnt forget that Btégrine is the village of elias murr. Is it linked to Hezbollah's weapons? or to the lasted fight with israel, we never know but the explosion next to bikfaya might be in my opinion purely a coincidence.
Hey everybody!
Stereo! Stereo!
"And now, even innocent people are targetted."
Israeli would've said 'Welcome to the club'.
lets see who did it...
hint 1) He comes from the party that actually represents god himself (no really they do);-p
hint 2) He fled immediatly when things got tough and his game was up (siniora stayed)
hint 3) He builds nothing yet tears down everything in the name of "resistance"
ok Lebenon....can you guess who ???
Andrew,
Are you talking about Mr. "Divine Victory" ?
it all goes back to iran in some way, shape or form.
where is mustafa when you need him ? i know nothing about whats going on right now in Beirut? he used to give us those news briefs on big days ......
It's weird but when I first saw the headlines, the first thought that flew to my head was al-Qaeda. I know that's a silly idea because al-Qaeda isn't really involved in Lebanon, but I connect these kind of senseless bombings with them. It makes me think of London and Madrid.
I think that's what creeps me out the most--these have come totally out of nowhere. These kind of tactics I don't really connect with anyone in Lebanon except possibly Hezbollah. But why would Hezbollah do this? Presumably to intimidate the rest of the country--an escalation of sorts since the strike didn't really work. But even though I have the lowest opinion of Hezbollah, I never thought they would go this far; and, as I noted, I don't really connect bus bombings with anyone in Lebanon. Assasinations? Yes. Wild accusations and propaganda-fests? Yes. Skirmishing? Yes. Bus bombings? No, no, no!
Call me silly, but I am hoping against hope this comes from outside the country, that none of the factions have so little regard for the lives of Lebanese citizens that they would do something like this. What I want everyone to do right now is to put aside the accusations for a moment and universally condemn these bombings. I want a loud message: "None of us support anarchy and mass murder in this country." Surely anyone who is devoted to Lebanon can agree on that.
Let's agree that bombings are handy work of rogue elements not happy with outcome of latest skirmishes.
Let's say, these people are supporters of 'whoever' but not really associated with this 'whoever'.
Now everything falls in to place.
Sorry E-ramzi and Lebaneza,
I've been very busy these days.. I promise I'm doing my best 
i think this is a message to elias el murr...
dont forget that he is the minister of defense and under his orders the army:
1. opened fire on israelis in the south
2. confiscated a truck of weapons for hezbollah.
the answer was a bloody one...
http://www.elaph.com/ElaphWeb/Ne...07/2/
213242.htm
http://www.elaph.com/ElaphWeb/Ne...07/2/
213257.htm
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