Geagea to Hizbullah: No Future for Illegal Arms, Velayat-e faqih, Regional Axes
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Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea on Tuesday called on Hizbullah not to be “mistaken in its calculations,” stressing that “there is no future for any illegal arms and no future for any mini-state.”
Speaking at a rally held by the March 14 forces at the BIEL hall in Beirut to mark ex-PM Rafik Hariri’s seventh murder anniversary, Geagea said: “The moment of freedom, democracy and real statehood has come in the region, so do not be mistaken in your calculations.”
“You (Hizbullah) are our dear partners, so why are you insisting on isolating yourselves from the rest of the Lebanese. The future belongs to the State, the future belongs to a sovereign, free and independent Lebanon, not to (Iran’s doctrine of) Velayat-e faqih or any (regional) axis.”
Slamming the Hizbullah-led government in Lebanon, Geagea described it as “a wretched government witnessing wretched internal conflicts.”
“The wretched ministers are trying to cover their scandals with slogans, their slogans with lies and their lies with overbidding,” he charged.
“Every additional day in the life of this government deducts a year from the life of Lebanon and its freedom and economy. This government has been blundering around in all directions, but what’s required is one thing: stepping down,” Geagea added.
He stressed that the government “will leave with those (the Syrian regime) who are leaving.”
Addressing the ministers, Geagea said: “You have suffocated us with the smell of your deals and scandals, you have exhausted what’s left of our economy, you have paralyzed what’s left of our state.”
“The current Lebanese government is a bizarre government that is going against the natural democratic flow in the region and against Lebanon’s historical path. It is the government of clinical death and it is full of paralysis, darkness, corruption, squandering and blackmailing,” Geagea lamented.
He also criticized the government over its stance on the Syrian crisis.
“At the same time the officers and soldiers of the Syrian army themselves are refusing to heed the orders of their regime, some in this government and some of its administrations are rushing to meet the desires and orders of the regime, even if that required them to persecute the innocents, refugees, displaced and homeless who have fled the inferno of violence in Syria,” Geagea said.
I see an old epoch collapsing and a great Arab Spring approaching.
“Today's crimes against the innocent and against those who are struggling are being committed under the banner of serving the Resistance and the defiance, in the vein of what happened in Lebanon.”
Attacking both Syria and its Lebanese ally Hizbullah, Geagea said: “It is a resistance against peoples and against the rise of a true state in Lebanon, and defiance against the peoples' right to life. It is an occupation of our hopes and aspirations.”
He noted that a “democratic, free” new regime in Syria will be “the best support for Lebanon’s independence and a true chance to turn the black pages written by the current regime in the history of the two countries.”
“A democratic, free regime in Syria is a guarantee for real and serious ‘brotherhood, cooperation and coordination’ between the two countries. A democratic, free regime in Syria is a historical inevitability that is in the interest of Syria, Lebanon and all the countries in the region,” Geagea noted.
“Today, in your name (March 14 supporters), and in the name of a people that has been tortured, persecuted, prisoned and martyred, I call on the entire world, especially the countries in the region, to exert all efforts and do everything necessary to halt the bombardment, killing and bloodshed in Syria,” Geagea pleaded.
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14 February 2012, 17:05
Geagea: Every additional day in the life of this government deducts a year from the life of Lebanon and its freedom and economy. This government has been blundering around in all directions, but what’s required is one thing: stepping down.
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14 February 2012, 17:04
Geagea: At the same time the officers and soldiers of the Syrian army themselves are refusing to heed the orders of their regime, some in this government and some of its administrations are rushing to meet the desires and orders of the regime, even if that required them to persecute the innocents, refugees, displaced and homeless who have fled the inferno of violence in Syria.
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14 February 2012, 17:03
Geagea: The current Lebanese government is a bizarre government that is going against the natural democratic flow in the region and against Lebanon’s historical path. It is the government of clinical death and it is full of paralysis, darkness, corruption, squandering and blackmailing.
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14 February 2012, 17:03
Geagea: You are our dear partners, so why are you insisting on isolating yourselves from the rest of the Lebanese. There is no future for any illegal arms and no future for any mini-state. The future belongs to the State, the future belongs to a sovereign, free and independent Lebanon, not to (Iran’s) Velayat-e faqih or any (regional) axis.
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14 February 2012, 17:02
Geagea: To Hizbullah we say: enough with the “black shirts”. The moment of freedom, democracy and real statehood has come in the region, so do not be mistaken in your calculations.
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14 February 2012, 17:01
Geagea: They will leave with those (the Syrian regime) who are leaving … Let them stop their wretched reforms and leave us alone … You have suffocated us with the smell of your deals and scandals, you have exhausted what’s left of our economy, you have paralyzed what’s left of our state.
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14 February 2012, 17:00
Geagea: The wretched ministers are trying to cover their scandals with slogans, their slogans with lies and their lies with overbidding.
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14 February 2012, 16:59
Geagea on Miqati’s government: It is a wretched government witnessing wretched internal conflicts.
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14 February 2012, 16:58
Geagea: Today, in your name, and in the name of a people that has been tortured, persecuted, prisoned and martyred, I call on the entire world, especially the countries in the region, to exert all efforts and do everything necessary to halt the bombardment, killing and bloodshed in Syria.
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14 February 2012, 16:57
Geagea: A democratic, free regime in Syria is a historical inevitability that is in the interest of Syria, Lebanon and all the countries in the region.
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14 February 2012, 16:57
Geagea: A democratic, free regime in Syria is a guarantee for real and serious “brotherhood, cooperation and coordination” between the two countries.
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14 February 2012, 16:57
Geagea: A democratic, free regime in Syria will be the best support for Lebanon’s independence and a true chance to turn the black pages written by the current regime in the history of the two countries.
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14 February 2012, 16:55
Geagea: Today's crimes against the innocent people and those struggling are being committed under the banner of serving the Resistance and the defiance, in the vein of what happened in Lebanon ... It is a resistance against peoples and against the rise of a true state in Lebanon, and defiance against the peoples' right to life. It is an occupation of our hopes and aspirations.
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14 February 2012, 16:53
Geagea: I salute Homs, I salute Idlib, I salute Daraa, I salute Hama, Zabadani, Deir al-Zour, Douma, Sanamain and Jisr al-Shughour. The blood which is flowing today resembles the blood of the Cedar Revolution's martyrs which was shed for the sake of freedom and to break the chains of slavery. It is the same cause and the same human in every place and time.
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14 February 2012, 16:50
LF leader Samir Geagea at the BIEL rally marking Rafik Hariri’s murder anniversary: I see an old epoch collapsing and a great Arab Spring approaching.
14 February 2012, 18:05
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Allah yihmeek ya Hakeem, always a TRUE leader and loyal to our Lebanon.
14 February 2012, 18:53
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I have a simple solution that may require some real estate purchase somewhere preferably near Ukraine: Why don't we put all those followers who appear to love to be submissive/controlled by the likes of a family regime (Assads/Khaddafi), dictatorship (Iran) and barbarians (HA)in this piece of land and let them live their lives under these conditions. Meanwhile the rest of us can move on living in peace and harmony whereby God-given human rights & freedom prevails. That's all..... :-)
14 February 2012, 19:32
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All arab countries are governed either by a dictator or a king why the change for some and not for all the other regimes as well ?? this shows that all what is happening today is being politicized for Israel's benefits, including the assassinations done, who did really profited from these crimes?! can we open our eyes and raise this question maybe for 1% we could be right?! they are playing with us as a chess game...let us stop killing each other & work our way out through knowledge and communication... We are all with a fair change into a true "Democracy" & developments, all nations far exceeded us in knowledge and technology and still we are hopelessly blind & drown in their regional agendas..
14 February 2012, 19:58
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the filthy zionist media war terrorist will always praise their mouthpiece in lebanon, well know war and peace criminal.
lady gaga says something to our glorious resistance, and our glorious resistance couldn't care less.
14 February 2012, 20:06
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The Muslim Brother Hood is more centred than the Extremist group known as HizbAsslah... Flame thrower stop watching CNN stop Helping the Americans and the Zionist like your Iranian leaders helped them overthrow Saddam.
14 February 2012, 21:26
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funny M8... those who wants hezbi arms to be controlled by the state are murderers, wahabis, salafists, traitors ....
so i guess for them a true lebanese patriot is the one who wants a party to have weapons, disobey the laws and constitution, is financed by a foreign country , and decides to wage war or not but surely not their own government which has no say!
14 February 2012, 22:38
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the filthy zionist media war terrorists hallucinate something about people who wants our glorious resistance being disarmed to be wahabis and salafis.
no they are zionists. you know who you are. why are you pretending to be lebanese?
14 February 2012, 22:39
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jcamerican, you are a BIG idiot, I can make that argument about any other area of Lebanon during the war. You see you still live in the past and will always be trapped in the past. I am not sure what you said is true or not but I am sure that we ALL did some dirty deeds in the civil war. We All started it, we paid the price and should make sure it will NEVER happen again. SO learn from the past and move on or die in your hatred and misery. M14 is looking to a bright future...
15 February 2012, 08:42
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And you are still the same leader. You really learned from your mistakes. I am sure, he was very upset and worried about the people who lost it all. This is why he built a mansion Bill Gate cannot afford. As long there are donkeys in Lebanon, there will never be anything. Good luck. One more thing, I am an american, not Lebanese, so you are the big idiot. My country control your lives with a push of a button.
15 February 2012, 22:40
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What??? many Lebanese have dual citizenships..you are not that special... what a dual idiot you are...for sure.
15 February 2012, 01:09
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the filthy zionist media terrorist are fillling the answering software with new words, which than software uses randomly.
15 February 2012, 01:15
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Let the one who knows the cleanest, honest politician to raise his hand and speak up. All the warlords exist today in the Government and outside the government, Not a single politician is immune from the filth that has been committed for years, except the Army leadership. Enough BS, and those who undermine the Leb Army by singing the dance of defense strategy who the hell are you? and who appointed you the owners of the land? you carry weapons today to guard it but the day will come when the nerve to the brain will be cut and the road from Damascus for your weapons will be blocked and stopped.
15 February 2012, 02:23
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The glorious resistance is not different from the Wahabis and salafis .... they blow up liquor stores, and are violence minded.
15 February 2012, 02:54
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ask Fayez Karam.. he knows a lot about serving Israel! so far all the spies are from your sides ....LOOL
15 February 2012, 04:24
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Well spoken ya 7akim! Try as anyone might, nothing can bring down a true leader. Our hope rests with leaders such as Geagea, Gemayel, Hariri and their March 14 counterparts. They're the antidote to the poison of Aoun and his losers
15 February 2012, 06:03
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The next president of Lebanon. Change is coming and it won't be good for Assy or Nassy.
15 February 2012, 07:03
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The Aounets are out in force!
They do not listen to what Geagea is saying, to them it does not matter. They would rather attack a man that stood and fought, did his time in prison (how much time have any of the others served, paying for their war crimes) and has sought forgiveness.
No, their cheer is Aounnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn... Like dogs howling at the noon.
Much better to worship a deserter, coward and lunatic ...who ran to France and left every one ells under the Syrians whip, lived the Easy life for 15 years (that must be why it is so Easy for Aoun to ask others to, forget about the Syrian last) A man who from his own mouth admits that he is more than willing to hinder any government in order to get his way.
15 February 2012, 07:42
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the filthy zionist media terrorists hallucinate about our glorious resistance being similar to salafis and wahabis.
they also hallucinate about our glorious resistance blowing up liquor stores.
15 February 2012, 07:53
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FlameThrower you live up to your name allright. And where do you Hakeem talking about supporting Muslims Brotherhood in Syria. He hates them as much as his hate for Hizbollah. What did Aoun protect? did he protect the Christian in Jubeil when their land was overtaken by Hezbollah? did he bring home the soldiers and other civilians who are suffering because of his demorlized and stupid adventure.. now suddenly he is a friend of Syria.. the Cries of the soldiers mothers ring in his ears but he choosed to ignore them. stop the nonsense and Geagea at least straighten out from his past. All you the people in M8 are the enemies of Lebanon for sure..
15 February 2012, 07:57
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oh look the zionist information war department is in high alert state, they are ordered not to sleep in order to answer me with some usual stupidities.
15 February 2012, 08:32
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This is called 'Evolving', something some Lebanese never came across as they refuse to progress and thus remain attached to their old narrow-minded doctrines of decadence.
15 February 2012, 09:19
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i'm starting to like jabal amel,
a good laugh is always good for your health
15 February 2012, 09:48
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He made millions while he was in prison. This is how he can afford his mansion.
15 February 2012, 13:42
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عـفواً فيروزٌ ونزارٌ
فالحالُ الآنَ هو الأفظع ْ
إنْ كانَ زمانكما بَشِـعٌ
فزمانُ زعامتنا أبشَع
من عبدِ الله إلى سَـعدٍ
من حُسْـني القـَيْءِ إلى جَعجَع ْ
أوغادٌ تلهـو بأمَّـتِـنا
وبلحم الأطفالِ الرّضـَّع ْ
تـُصغي لأوامر أمريكا
ولغير "إهودٍ" لا تركع
زُلـمٌ قد باعـوا كرامتهم
وفِراشُ الذلِّ لهم مَخدع ْ
15 February 2012, 16:18
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yeh absolutely trigger!
he's fun, he's cute and top of his range ( u can barely notice that he's not human )
15 February 2012, 17:19
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the filthy zionist media terrorists think they have a sense of humor.
