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Re: Expose Michel Aoun: Join the campaign

Thread Starter: The Sniper   Started: 11-06-2009 11:06 AM   Replies: 1614
  Nov 06, 2009, 11:06 AM
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Re: Expose Michel Aoun: Join the campaign

It's embarrassing to hear Hezbollah politicians make statements after statements; laying down their absurd plans; talking non-sense; imposing (through the use of arms, intimidation and assassinations) their will on the government and the people; arrogant; man-hanlding and patronizing us when they speak softly brandishing a big stick. You can instantly recognize how much of a silly show they put in, when you provoke them with the slightest facts and evidences that prove that the Lebanese are at complete odds with their "Divine" plans. It's more honorable if they acted as the real hostage-takers they are; an outlaw militia and occupation force; a foreign entity enforced upon the country, which keeps being rejected by the Lebanese immune system.

We refuse to live under the mercy of retarded-cavemen; just as we refuse to cause a civil war. We've got a long way to go, but if that's the price to pay, then so be it.

Make no mistake, the Lebanese people will overcome the rule of the retarded minority. Patience is a virtue? Indeed.






  
  Nov 09, 2009, 11:54 PM
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Re: Expose Michel Aoun: Join the campaign
Sniper,

You and your ilk are such an incompetent bunch, the “International Audience” on this page should shame you more than anything else. Look pal, dealing with “foreign implants imposed on people” does not cause a “civil war”, stop making an id.iot of yourself (and the readers of this page). Dealing with foreign implants imposed on people have always been a catalyst for union, not division. The history of nations is full of examples and ours is not an exception.  When the Resistance targeted – with impunity – the Lebanese men and women of the SLA, it did not cause a civil war, on the contrary, the Lebanese people rallied behind it. Nobody cried “civil war”, all were cheering. Now, it is a fact that the Resistance does not enjoy the support of all Lebanese, some believe it should keep it arms, some don’t, both sides have their arguments, but it is by no means a “foreign implant”. It is for that precise reason that settling this debate with force would cause a civil war. The Arabs, Europe, the Americans, the whole world have come to grasp this reality except you.  Have you any idea how silly and childish you sound when you pompously spit out this nonsense  “oh, we refuse to case a civil war….”  as if 1) the Lebanese People will let you cause a civil war,  and 2) as if your itty bitty tiny representation allows you to cause more noise than a fly in the other room.

 
Oh, and BTW, Mabrouk al 7oukoumeh Wink

  
  Nov 10, 2009, 9:22 AM
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I'm not exactly sure what are you bragging about?

1. Hezbollah & the cavemen lost the elections having 44% of the votes (despite all their criminal attacks on the population and competitors). Just divide 44% by 2 or 3 to see how 'popular' they really are (if weapons weren't theirs). Hezbollah are a Syrian and Iranian implant; they revealed their true colors after 2005. Mr. Nasrallah has publicly admitted to following Iranian leadership. I have always said we supported Hezbollah until 2005; until the moment they stood with Syria and Iran instead of joining Sunnis, Christians and Druze after the late R. Hariri assassination and the rest of killings that happened.  From 2005 todate, we've seen nothng but acrimony, grief and lossed from these people. Once again, our patience is being tested; but people with resolve stand the test of time. You see the 8s lose every single election, being parliamentary or syndicates or student cabinet in the majority of universities. Just check the recent student elections that the 14 have overwhelmingly won in universities. We also have near municipal elections (let's see who's going to walk it).

2. The cabinet is formed 15 seats for the majority; 10 for the losers of the elections and 5 for the presidency.

3. March 14 Christians have as much seats just as Aoun has. By the way, Mr. Hariri has mishandled the negotiations and surrendered to the retards' demands from day 1. I wrote about this earlier. The Phalangists were poorly treated; true. And I'm not sure how Amine Gemayel will solve this issue. You're no Christian and have absolutely no clue about facts. Aoun represents no more than 10% of Christians. Granted he has 42% of the votes; but did so through overwhelming Shiite votes in Baabda and Jbeil. Only in Kesrwan did he win fairly.

4. Everyone from Left, Centre and Right, Media and Politicians are already saying this cabinet is born incomplete and is maimed, follow this link: http://www.naharnet.com/domino/tn/NewsDesk.nsf/getstory?openform&FD98CC153CEA49D0C225766A003E9AB7

5. The Maronite Patriarch and March 14 are openly against these horrible concessions Mr. Hariri has made.

What you don't understand is this about people with principles is this:

- Even if I'm alone, I'll continue to publicly and objectively state my opinion. You (I should have said "You" Last and Least); Iran, Syria, Hezbollah, Aoun Amal PLO and the rest of this heap of #@& do NOT count for anything. You may hold on to arms, source of your temporary surge of power; you may subdue and intimidate the weak (Jumblat), but you mean very little (if anything) to the long History and Heritage of the Lebanese people. The USSR and other dictatorships have only lasted a few decades; you compare nothing to those and the Lebanese People will bring you (all of you) down. We're working at it; it's taking some time, but make no mistake boy.

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Try to get over your hatred for Christian compatriots. I know it's innate to you, but seek help. Once we've restored rule of Law and Order, we'll do that for you - I do believe courts of Justice do ask for psychiatric evaluation and treatment for disloyal citizens (or is it firing squads?) Don't be afraid, prison should do it.






  
  Nov 10, 2009, 8:01 PM
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Re: Expose Michel Aoun: Join the campaign
You’re quibbling with numbers you don’t understand. The opposition did not get 44% of the “votes”. The opposition got 44% of the seats. Lebanon is not a Western style one-man-one-vote democracy. A vote in Hasbaya does not equal a vote in Kesserwan. No one is disputing the fact that the opposition have won the popular vote.And why not divide by 4 and 5, what a silly boy.

Oh, and lo and behold, hear ye hear ye, the Patriarch is against the concessions. Why didn’t you say so from the beginning, that changes everything !

And the 14th are against the concession made by Harriri ?! amazing, one delusion after the other. Great ! now the government can take the streets and demonstrate….against itself, do you even realize how silly you are. Hariri is the 14 and the 14 are Haririi. You (read the LF and Kataeb) have no influence on Hariri, how much time you need to grasp this reality. I really really love it لما تربحنا جميلة that you’re not interested in a civil war as if you (the LF and Kataeb) have any say about it. What a bunch of loosers.

  
  Nov 10, 2009, 11:37 PM
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You're a pathetic little Nothing. Who forced the 8s to agree to the electoral law?! No one. Actually, it was hand-made by Mr. Berri and Aoun who thought at the time that the 1960 law will get them the majority! March 14 were against this law; and actually won despite everything being thrown at them. Grow up and face facts like a man instead of a whimp.

2. The Baath and Kawmi Sermeyeh didn't teach you manners; and that's obvious. I'd never denigrate your religious authority because I look at Sunnis and other sects with respect and compatriots. The Maronite Patriarch is تاج راسك ولاه Your kind don't understand but tough language. When the Patriarch snatched Independence from the French in 1943, your kind were crawling to get Lebanon annexed to Syria ya مرت!

3. March 14 is all Free Lebanese; not Hariri alone. March 14 goes back to Qornet Chehwan and the Maronites. Hariri is only a recent and very welcome addition.

4. Christians can start a civil war tomorrow; but we don't want to. We're not here to do macho shows; we want to build a strong State. And if that means making some harsh compromises, then we have to bite the bullet. but it's not for a small-time punk to take us for granted. You'd have only waited to see if the retards from the Left have crossed the ex-demarcation lines on May 7 2008. The Christian community has been careful for the prosperity of the people and well-being of the country. We're not like Hezbollah who don't give a damn whether or not the country is devastated because of their miscalculations and misadventures and loyalty to Iran. Only pathetic losers like yourself and fanatics who feel ecstatic when they have weapons in their hands. The time will come when courts of law are filled with militiamen and disloyals.

Get over your hatred to Christians; seek help (if it's not too late already).

We live and see who's the last man standing.






  
  Nov 11, 2009, 4:19 PM
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"Syrian influence in Lebanon is permissible": this is the latest 'Revelation' and "Cleverness" Walid Jumblat has came up with today. http://www.naharnet.com/domino/tn/NewsDesk.nsf/getstory?openform&9281FB32ED14D7C8C225766B00207C62 Can any normal human being, anywhere in the world, point out to 1, only 1 politician, who openly and publicly admits to letting a foreign and neighbor country have influence in his/her country! This is absurd and ridiculous to say the least. Can Mr. Jumblat ever imagine for a Syrian diplomat to admit that 'Lebanon's influence in Syria is permissible"?! How can anyone still consider this clown as a 'clever' and 'visionary'!? How much credibility does Jumblat with his latest nonsense, when only 12 months ago he lambasted the Baath regime time and again and again?

Syria is Lebanon's nemesis, until they meddle no more into our business. They're no friend nor foe; and their influence in Lebanon must be uprooted; now, tomorrow or next year. Their proxies must be uprooted; and so must be anything that is remotely reminiscent of Syria. Once we set the rules of the game with Syria; only then normal ties would be possible. Now, we have Hezbollah, Aounallah Amal Ballout...all Syrian proxies; it's a shame; our hands are tied; right, but it won't stay this way forever.

Syria is Syria; Lebanon is Lebanon...two separate entities...2 parallel lines...good neighbors....friends...why not...but each to its own. And that's how it'll ultimately come to be regardless of little weasels like Jumblat, MT or Aoun might say or do. To prove the point: in 1943, Syria tried to annex Lebanon; we got our independence from the French 3 years before the Syrians did. In 1990, Syria invaded and occupied the Lebanon for the bitter part of 15 years; yet got kicked out in 2005 when no one thought it possible. Now, we have the so-called "Syrian influence" (whom a dumb like MT or Jumblat) consider as 'Eternal". Well, if MT can read between the lines, there's a morale and trend to Lebanon getting one over Syria every now and now. 

The blood shed by Bashir Gemayel, Rene Moawad, Rafic Hariri, Gibran Tueini, Samir Kassir, Mufti Khaled and many more is Dear. We won't; and never have sacrificed the fallen martyrs. Crawlers, Entourage, Scavengers like MT, Jumblat, Berri & Co. do not understand what it is to be Loyal to more than 6000 years of History; mercenaries never do; Mercenaries drown in a drop of water; in fake glory.

The Christians, Sunnis, Druzes and even Shiites do not trust politicians the caliber of Jumblat and the 8s. There's no way in the world we hand over our Destiny and that of our children to such people. That's what MT and mercenaries of his ilk can't grasp. The Lebanese are the Constant; Mercenaries and Implants are passers-by.

Iranian wanna-bies; Syrian wanna-bies; think of Lebanon as a short stop-over rather than a final destination. You have no place in our midst... weapons or not...Hezbollah or not.  Once in Damascus or Tehran, you do as you please.

We'll see who's the last man standing.






  
  Nov 12, 2009, 10:25 PM
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Sniper,

1) Spare me this “respect for religious authorities” nonsense, as if you’re practicing it yourself. Any public figure voicing a political opinion is subject to criticism no matter how long his hat or how wide his “lafeh” is. Millions of Shi3a around the world follow the religious leadership of Fadllalah, Nassrallah, or Khamini,  yet  this did not prevent you from labeling “caveman” at least two of them because you don’t like their politics.  Sfeir is respected as a religious figure when he sticks to religion, but when he gets into politics (and I’m not saying its not his right) it’s a fair game. The same goes for that other retard Qabani. You did not call Nassrallah a “retard caveman” because you didn’t like the way he prays, so spare me this nonsense.

2) I have learned better than to expect more from you when you talk History. You understand history like the chauvinist mo.ron you are. Howayek (who’s family origins goes to the Arab Christian tribe of Bani Ghassan ) did not go to Versailles to lobby for the Lebanon we know today, he went to lobby for a Christian state. You joggle with meaningless semantics you don’t understand.

The old man came close to the maiden, stretched forth his hand and said, "Shake my hand, oh Daughter of the Prophets." And she shook his hand and looked at him from behind a screen of tears and said, "Farewell, History, farewell." And he responded, "Until we meet again Syria, until we meet again.” Gibran Khalil Gibran

3) No, that hairless , brainsless man in Me3rab can’t start a civil war. He would like to but he can’t. And even if he does, the ultimate victims would be the Christians. But he’ll insist on committing suicide but sane men like Aoun will prevent him. As I’ve mentioned, you understand history like a chauvinist mo.ron and you don’t learn from it. History will mention Aoun as the one who saved the Christians of Lebanon from their third attempt at self-destruction. Your pompous attitude is laughable when compared to your actual size but that is expected coming from someone with historical complexes and insecurities.

4) Your continuous references to me “hating the Chrisitans” are just as laughable as your references to me being Baathi,  Qawme Souri, or Irani

5) We have no iota of trust in the Israelis and you shouldn’t too. The question of the Resistance is not a trivial one, its much more complex than your little mind can handle. We will not be sitting ducks for the Israelis. Your beef is with the Israelis, not us. And no, the regular Army cannot defend the country against Israel, no Arab army could and no Arab army would. If you don’t understand why then you’re dumber than I though. The blood shed by our martyrs is also Dear, We will not commit suicide فهمت ولاه؟

6) You say March 14 is all free Lebanese. Today, the Kataeb says that the party is “independent of the 14”. What a show of incompetence. In addition, it is interesting how you conveniently include and exclude Jumblat from the majority. You seem to have a noticeable nostalgia for “origins”, the origins of Lebanon, the origins of the 14, the origins of this, the origins of that. How long does it take for you to understand that things, especially in politics, never stay the same. The 14th are Hariri and Hariri is the 14, حاجي تضحك عحالك , you remind me of Ziad Rahbani’ song : عايشي وحدا بلاك وبلا حبك يا ولد , حاجي تحكي عن هواك ,ضحكت عليك البلد

  
  Nov 13, 2009, 10:15 AM
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It's amazing how much a liar you are; and how much you twist historical FACTS:

1. I never disrespected Mr. Nasrallah; as a person I always respected him. On the opposite, you can't seriously expect me to believe a political party who say they're 'Divine'! Cavemen refers to the party as a whole.

2. I have never disrespected Mr. Fadlallah although I totally disagree with their demaguogy; on the opposite, I respect him and said so earlier.

3. I have Muslim friends and relatives; there's absolutely no discrimination in my post on a human level; I only label Retards and Cavemen based on political agenda (i.e. a Retard like Aoun; a Looter like Berri etc).

4. Patriarch Howayek snatched Independence for the whole of Lebanon, and the French told him Christians would live to regret it. You falsify history, check references to see that Tripoli who wanted at the time to be annexed to Syria was convinced to join the 10452 square kilometer Lebanon; the Historical Lebanon (as it was documented). Remember that Mir Mjid (Druze), Osseiran (Shiite) and Karameh (Sunni) and many Maronite leaders were emprisoned in Rashaya by the French when they claimed Independence. You're too much of a liar and a coward, and I do mean it.

5. We can start a war any day. But we don't want to. We learn from history. You talk about Aoun as if he represents anything in Christian areas. In 24 hours, he was subdued on october 22 and 23, when the cavemen torched tyres. They have no say in our region. I repeat; if it weren't for Shiite votes in Jbeil and Baabda, Aoun would've lost all 12 seats. Only in Keserwan did he win fairly. Metn, more or less. We know our region very well. Aoun represents no more than himself and 10-15% which will be subdued in no time; if we want to. He's a trojan horse to Hezbollah and Syria; we'll see the results of municipal elections where Shiites votes won't keep him afloat.

6. Why did you disregard my point about the 8 losing the majority of elections in Syndicates and universities.

7. The militia of Hezbollah must integrate the army and fight in any way the military command sees fit; guerilla warfare or other. The "Heroic"! (not) Syrian army has even set aside 1-2 legions and trained them in guerilla; what would stop our army from doing so? But the agenda of the cavemen is different: they want to seize the state and rule it. It will never happen; despite what you, Bashar and Najad think or want. There's no way in the world I put my children's fate into such incompetent and unworthy and distrustul hands. Get it? Israel is our ennemy; correct, but the State is our Guarantor not that murderer in Damascus or "Divinity" from Iran.

8. March 14, Qornet chehwan...Ballout, it doesn't matter. What matter are the convictions of the people, who ultimately are represented by the Lebanese population and Religious authorities like Bkerki. The people went into demonstrations on March 14 in support of a Free and Independent Lebanon; the slogans were of secondary importance. You reason like a kid; more so like a mercenary; the concepts of Belonging to a country is strange to you; it's getting more obvious by the day; you have very little Patriostism (if any).

9. The Jumblat has recently made one of his latest "Revelations", "Clever" and "Insightful" remarks by saying: "Druze and Maronites are becoming like Red Indians" (as in the US). This senile is better to retire and hopefully his son would have more guts and wisdom:

- Jumblat has forgotten that Christians have, constitutionally, 50% partnership in the State. It's in written. Whereas the Red Skins didn't have any rights in the constitution, which was written (I think) long after the settlers seized the land by force. Any slight attempt to change our constitutional rights, will be met in the appropriate retaliation. And no one, apart from Hezbollah, fantasize about amending it. Not Sunnis, not Druzes, not even Shiites; only the cavemen themselves.

- Mr. Jumblat feels besieged and needs to find a "companion" in his self-imposed isolation. It seems he's trying to justify his cowardice and spineless attitude when he totally surrendered to the demands of the retards. It's nothing new to Jumblat anyways; he's always been unreliable. But the damages he caused to the March 14 from 2005 to 2008 has been irreparable. He set us back a few years; but it's nothing we can't overcome to eradiate Syrian influence from its roots. Jumblat is only hedging his bets, maybe, just maybe thinking that in the future he'd have an alibi to say: "hey guys, I had to watch my back, i was terrified, and i'm real sorry, please take me back!"

- Mr. Jumblat also forgot that the 8s have leverage over Lebanon only because of Iranian and Syrian influence. By themselves, the 8s are a miniority as proven by the elections. Witout Syrian and Iranian FOREIGN and OUTSIDE interventions, Hezbollah and Aoun and Amal and Kawmi Sermeyeh don't gather more than 20-25% of the votes. And that's how it's going to be ultimately. If anything happens to Iran and Syria; their leverage will instantly collapse in Lebanon and the rightful Lebanese people will take things into their own hands as it should be, and things would return to normal. Whereas in the USA, the White Man constituted the real majority and weight in terms of know-how, finance, demography etc. The Indians didn't have all of these assets.

The vast majority of the Lebanese population reject, I say it again, reject Hezbollah and their demaguogy. They're part and parcel of the social and political fabric; right and they're welcome; but what's rejected is their hegemony and political agenda. That's a fact, proven time and time again.

By the way, why this sudden rush to go to Syria by Mr. Suleiman and Hariri? I'd hate to be Hariri, and how humiliating it'd be when he sets foot in the country where he knows the  dictator has issued the orders to kill my father and more importantly, ex-presidents and politicians of Lebanon. It'd be curious to know if he can look the Syrian assassin in his eyes? What both Suleiman and Hariri are doing is wrong; instead of visiting Syria, both ought to eradicate its proxies and agents of all Lebanese ministries and agencies; and restore proper rule of law. Once finished, reconciliation must be done on equal-footing; without being in rush to get their "Blessings" on anything (Tfeh!).

Hariri will regret the day he became PM. He should've waited until The International Tribune has made its sentence and become prime minister from a position of force, not being hungry-for-power. He's sill young, inexperience and immature to handle touogh negotiators like Bashar. He should've honed his negotiation skills; the way he handled negotiations with hezbollah was meak and inappropriate. The Syrian butcher will have a field day when he receives Mr. Hariri. Saad should've fought his political war through proxies like Siniora or else until he has gathered enough guts and shrewdness to handle piranhas like Baath assassins. And what's this story with him going to KSA every couple of days? Does he think the Saudis have more guts or cleverness than he does?!

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Today itself, a prominent Shiite opposition figure former MPMr. A.H. Baydoun was critical of Hezbollah arms and calling for it to integrate the Lebanese Army.

 






  
  Nov 13, 2009, 11:08 PM
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One more thing MT:

I AM proud of my country's History.

I AM embarrassed by the label of Terrorism that your friends from the PLO and now the Retards of Iran have projected of Lebanon.

Lebanon is nothing like that. And that's important for readers to know.

Rest assured, boy, that the Lebanese people won't spare an effort to wipe clean the slate; and close the Chapter on all the damages and losses you and your ilk have caused us.

Think of Lebanon as a stop-over on your way to the "heavens" of Damascus and Tehran. We live and see who's the last man standing.

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Bin Laden also claims his suicide bombers are martyrs. It's the cause they die for that makes of them martyrs for the Homeland or not. I respect the Resistance martyrs who fought up until 2000 the Israeli ennemy; we're not in auction here. All our martyrs are worthy of respect. There's unsurmountable difference between both of us: We want a strong central state; you won't to defend Iran and Syria at the expense of the country. I'm not one to compromise on this issue; one side must win and the other must lose. You WILL lose لوّ شكيت براسك ريش  او بلوتونيوم مخصّب 220% يا مرتزق






  
  Nov 14, 2009, 8:36 AM
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I quote you: "We will not commit suicide".

Tell me, do you consider that if the "Resistance"? integrates within the Army it'll commit suicide? Do you think the French Resistance after 1945 committed suicide?






  
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