Up in the palace, a dead duck walking
By Michael Young
Daily Star staff
Friday, May 27, 2005
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When he took over the Lebanese presidency in 1998, Emile Lahoud promised transparency and a strengthening of national institutions. He then set about transparently institutionalizing a military regime similar to the kind favored by his creator, Syrian President Bashar Assad. Today, Lahoud has a more daunting challenge: choosing the method of his political execution.
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