Aoun: Arrest of Soldiers Linked to Akkar Incident is Unacceptable
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Free Patriotic Movement MP Michel Aoun slammed on Tuesday the sides that criticized the army’s role in the Kweikhat incident that led to the death of Sheikh Ahmed Abdul Wahed on Sunday, saying that they will regret their words.
He said after the Change and Reform bloc’s weekly meeting: “It’s unacceptable to arrest the soldiers after the incident.”
They should have instead been summoned for questioning, he remarked.
Abdul Wahed and Sheikh Mohammed Merheb were killed at an army checkpoint in northern Lebanon on Sunday, sparking outrage in the region and clashes in the Beirut neighborhood of Tariq al-Jedideh between Mustaqbal Movement and Arab Movement Party supporters that left two dead.
Aoun said: “The army will remain the only power that we trust. All the officials who criticized the army will regret their words.”
“Who allowed the residents of Akkar to carry arms?” he asked.
“The incident at the checkpoint was premeditated as they want to undermine the authority of the army,” noted the MP.
“Who gave them permission to block roads? Who allowed them to attack the army?” he wondered.
Heavy criticism was issued against the army during Abdul Wahed and Merheb’s funeral, with some officials and Akkar residents demanding the resignation of the army commander and the army’s withdrawal from the North.
“Who allowed them to harm Syria’s security from Lebanon?” Aoun asked.
He then quoted the eighth article of the Arab League charter that demands that each participating country respect the other, which also entails refraining from changing a particular country’s regime.
“The Lebanese government that has chosen to distance itself from the developments in Syria should also make its media distance itself from the Syrian crisis,” he noted.
“The government’s lax approach is what got us here,” declared the FPM leader.
“It’s time for the government to open its eyes otherwise it will face a fate worse than those carrying arms,” he stated.
“To what extent does the army force the residents of Akkar to commit to the national charter?” wondered Aoun.
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22 May 2012, 17:24
Aoun: They want chaos in Lebanon. They not only want the Free Lebanese Army, but an independent state in Dahiyeh and a buffer zone in the North.
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22 May 2012, 17:22
Aoun: Is it acceptable that the incident at an army checkpoint should develop into clashes into Tariq al-Jedideh? Isn’t this a crime? They even started demanding the death penalty for the perpetrators.
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22 May 2012, 17:19
Aoun: We are aware of what is happening and this is how matters developed in 1975.
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22 May 2012, 17:19
Aoun: Al-Jaafari is not lying about the developments in Tripoli or Jounieh.
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22 May 2012, 17:18
Aoun: Military personnel must not be arrested, but they should perform their duties.
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22 May 2012, 17:16
Aoun: The division of Lebanon will be the product of the division of the region and not the other way around.
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22 May 2012, 17:16
Aoun: The Sheikh’s death was aimed at harming the authority of the army.
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22 May 2012, 17:15
Aoun: Those demanding the withdrawal of the army should shut up. Who is better than the army to defend the country?
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22 May 2012, 17:15
Aoun: The soldier who shot at the Sheikh must not be arrested, but he should be summoned before an investigation.
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22 May 2012, 17:13
Aoun: We reject all reactions to the Sheikh’s death and the army’s authority will remain intact. It is the only power we believe in. They will pay the price for the crazy celebration they staged in Akkar.
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22 May 2012, 17:12
Aoun: Is it acceptable to condemn the army before the investigation is complete? Haven’t we said that Feltman and Lieberma’s visis were aimed at creating a buffer zone for the Syrian refugees?
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22 May 2012, 17:11
Aoun: To what extent does the government obligate the residents of Akkar to commit to the national charter? The detainee is accused with smuggling arms to Syria.
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22 May 2012, 17:10
Aoun: Everyone knows that seeking refuge in another country starts with asking for help and ends in mutiny. We have reservations on the government’s performance.
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22 May 2012, 17:09
Aoun: Each country is free to choose the regime it wants.
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22 May 2012, 17:08
Aoun: The government must distance its people and media from the developments in other countries. Let them choose the regime they want.
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22 May 2012, 17:07
Aoun: The Arab League charter stated that each member country should respect the other and pledge to never alter the other’s regime.
22 May 2012, 17:15
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YAY...The clown Aoun is on...it's Tuesday..fetch me a beer quick...
22 May 2012, 19:02
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F.T, what is the interest of the christian community, whose young men are all over the gulf working and providing for their families, to be put at war with the sunis? just think with your head and masla7a please because Aoun is rich enough to go anywhere and those left behind would pay the unbearable price. The words of Aoun are so racist, so arrogant, so irresponsible and are precisely the reason that fundamentalists are on the rise. A potential civil war is nothing like the past and the borders would be erased and all kinds of crazies would come to fight and destroy the country. I hope you come to your senses and understand the ramifications of such irresponsible words and that we need moderation. A fundamentalist she3a-suni war would probably push the christian presence in lebanon to extinction.
22 May 2012, 19:47
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Can someone do all a favor and eliminate this Aoun along with this CLOWN CandleThrower! Just a waste of earth space.
22 May 2012, 19:55
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Indeed, it's tuesday... The day of the 7aké bala ta3mé from the criminal general. As times passes, the more I beleive the amnesty law should be modified and those with blood on their hands should be judged. It implies some collateral damage but lebanon would greatly benefit from this.
22 May 2012, 21:16
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FT there are christians that for religious reasons do not drink alcohol.
I know people will bring up the bread and wine issue, but for the one interested there are more into this issue;-)
23 May 2012, 06:57
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He is allowed to drink beer since he does not live in an area controlled by Hezb or Salafis
23 May 2012, 10:04
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'Rah neb2a hon mahma el 3alam alo mamnetrok Aoun w mamnerda badalo' !!! God be with you at all times ya General !!!!
22 May 2012, 22:26
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just like yours, hypocrit, when you ask the death of M14... you feel above? so please refrain from criticizing others for what you do always!!!!,
22 May 2012, 17:30
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He looked tired, nervous and not convincing. Avoiding questions and trying to be funny. Although I can agree on the Tariq al-Jedideh incuident. That was a primitive act.
22 May 2012, 19:55
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You keep trying to put me in a cage. Give it up. We are not all simple like you. To hell with M8 and M14
22 May 2012, 22:09
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A secular state, religion and state aside. No militias. All current leaders step aside, especially the ones whith Lebanese blood on their hands. One army.
22 May 2012, 18:01
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Who needs a Syrian ambassador when we have Michel Aoun, Sleiman Frangieh and Michel Samaha are sooo jealous!
22 May 2012, 18:13
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give this mumbling fool a sock or jazma so he can inserted in his big mouth,how embarrassing!
22 May 2012, 18:24
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I dont understand how comme this crazy sick man still have supporters!!!
22 May 2012, 18:34
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Franchement pourquoi il stigmatise tout le temps?
il fait amplifier la haine entre les gens. vous ne trouvez pas?
Est ce que c'est moi qui analyse mal? vous ne le trouver pas agressif? toujours à l'attaque? toujours accusant les autres ? toujours dictant ce qu'il faut faire ou pas faire?
3anjad 2oulouli lesh ma bye7ki 3a rawe2? lesh ma bikoun "construtif"? lesh ma bi7ewil yejma3? kel l wa2et 7aki w 2ettihemet...
22 May 2012, 18:43
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aoun is the worst source of bad rhetoric in this country.
while the army acknowledged rogue officers following orders from hizbushaitan, comes the clown to the rescue of his masters :)
pitifull scene of a senile man....
let him rant as much as he wants, his end is close, he will be out of this cabinet and politics soon.
22 May 2012, 21:16
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I did not see such enthusiasm from Aoun when hizbustan murdered Sameer 7ana lol.
22 May 2012, 19:03
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what's the difference between wilayat and imarat. wake up, if we are not convinced that only lebanese army should control the country, we will loose this country for ever.
22 May 2012, 19:05
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you d better not talk about destabilization.. when M14 was in power you did all you can to destabilize the country... M14 is waiting for the elections they don t take the power by the force of arms or threats like M8...
"They will pay the price for the crazy celebration they staged in Akkar. " isn t that a direct threat in the mouth of your beloved one?
"The Sheikh’s death was aimed at harming the authority of the army. "
soldiers of the army wanting to destabilize the army, another stupid comment from your beloved one... the same unit that shot fares souaid s car, strange isn t it?
23 May 2012, 11:11
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Fares souaid bodyguard shot MArc houayek (a 16 year old young man who is now paralysed for life) not the other way around, Fares souaid should be charged with attempted murder and thrown into jail
22 May 2012, 19:24
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"who gave them permission to block roads" looool... He's got quite some nerve... Senile creature!
22 May 2012, 19:28
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For Aoun the killers disguised in Army uniforms should be released like the Hizeb killers of LAF helicopter pilot.
Orange stockholm syndrom. Pity for his soldiers killed on october 13th 1990. He is escalating power on their corpses
22 May 2012, 19:40
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Humm, funny after the Mar Mikhael incident Aoun forgot to defend the arrested soldiers. I guess he was too busy defending the MOU after Qassem threatened the break the head of anyone who try to attack the MOU.
22 May 2012, 19:51
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Aoun your words have no substance nor credibility. The mere fact that you can still make comments is beyond my understanding. I can only imagine how naive and brainless are those who support you. To say “The army will remain the only power that we trust." and meanwhile say the same about HA shows what a worthless politician (human being) your are!
22 May 2012, 19:52
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He said after the Change and Reform bloc’s weekly meeting: “It’s unacceptable to arrest the soldiers after the incident.”
just like he said it was unacceptable to arrest hizbullah members when they killed lebanese pilot!
just like he said it was unacceptable to arrest fayiz "spy" karam..
22 May 2012, 19:52
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“Who allowed the residents of Akkar to carry arms?” he asked.
same ones who allowed shiaa to carry arms....
22 May 2012, 19:53
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“The incident at the checkpoint was premeditated as they want to undermine the authority of the army,” noted the MP.
here we go again... march 14 killing themselves to get attention... this demented general has no respect for the living nor the dead...
22 May 2012, 19:55
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“Who gave them permission to block roads? Who allowed them to attack the army?” he wondered.
same ones that gave your supporters to block the roads, as you forget easily now...
same ones who allow the shiaa to attack the army and ISF all the time....
22 May 2012, 19:55
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“Who allowed them to harm Syria’s security from Lebanon?” Aoun asked.
same ones who allow syria to harm lebanese security and kill lebanese...
23 May 2012, 17:38
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zibbowawa is your generals middle name, we here nothing from him in defense of the army apprehending a drug dealer , having to ask for permission to enter a stronghold of hezb and not being granted access by aouns master hussouny, yet when his masters telling him he comes out barking a delusional rhetoric that is hypocricy at its best, the only thing empty is your head if you cannot think for yourself and put two and two together
22 May 2012, 19:57
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He then quoted the eighth article of the Arab League charter that demands that each participating country respect the other, which also entails refraining from changing a particular country’s regime.
where was the eighth article when Syria installed its own regime in Lebanon? Where is the eighth article when lebanese security is abducting syrian nationals and handing them to syria?
22 May 2012, 19:59
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“The Lebanese government that has chosen to distance itself from the developments in Syria should also make its media distance itself from the Syrian crisis,” he noted.
the lebanese government does not represent the lebanese, and further the media is protected by freedom of speech and expression and you cannot impose your will on it... and speaking of the media, maybe the problem is that each outlet belongs to a mobster, and sadly you are one of the mobsters who owns a media outlet... and take its profits into your own pocket
22 May 2012, 19:59
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“The government’s lax approach is what got us here,” declared the FPM leader.
you meant to say your lax approach since you control the government...
22 May 2012, 20:01
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“To what extent does the army force the residents of Akkar to commit to the national charter?” wondered Aoun.
to the same extent that the army can force the shiaa to commit to the lebanese national charter and collect their illegal weapons.
wow and people vote for this guy?
22 May 2012, 22:32
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still as stupid as usual... comparing the arsenal of hezb more powerful than the army itself and the source of destabilization to the weapons of M14...
as long as the hezb threatens the country people will get more and more armed... you don t see the logic? it s mathematical... so, the source of all that are your beloved iranian friends....
typical childish remark from M8...
23 May 2012, 17:52
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man you are as well rehearsed as a trained little dog, jumping through hoops at your masters call, all for a chewy snack. do you ever proof read your babble idiot? when you are wrong you start calling people names, and using intelligent arguments like you are jealous,as for valid purpose? you have just taken the side that the army are not the sole protector of lebanon therefore hezb has a right to bear arms, whch means if the people of lebanon cannot count on the army to protect their homes rights freedoms & integrity the rest of the population has a right to self defense right. is that what you are implying? if not please enlighten us without the name calling, yeh?
22 May 2012, 20:02
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He then quoted the eighth article of the Arab League charter that demands that each participating country respect the other, which also entails refraining from changing a particular country’s regime.
where was the eighth article when you needed the syrian regime's blessing to return to lebanon?
22 May 2012, 21:16
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He's reading from the Arab League Charter that prohibits one Arab Regime from participating in changing the government of another member, yet he supports the Assad Regime whose intervention in Lebanon forced a change of regime from M14 to M8.
And of course, of course, the soldiers and officers involved in the check point incident must be arrested. If for no other purpose, by leaving them at large, this would inflame the situation worse than it is already inflamed. By affecting the arrest of the soldiers, at least this can help to keep the country calm and stable.
Of course, this is not Aoun's purpose nor that of his master in Daheyieh nor his master's master in Tehran.
Aoun cares nothing for Lebanon, only for what he can milk from her.
22 May 2012, 22:38
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aoun cares for his bank account and for power that s all! if he really cared about lebanon he wouldn t have changed 100% of his ideas when he was in france calling hezb a terrorist party along with syria... now syria is a democracy and hezb a civilized party!!!
yesterday syria was the main thief of the lebanese treasury now it s only hariri and sinioura!
yesterday lebanon shouldn t negotiate or listen to syria till the assads were in power, now the very same family are angels!
who can trust someone like that? only brainless sheep ...
22 May 2012, 21:17
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GMA your the leader that makes us proud to be Lebanese!! God bless you I love you :*
23 May 2012, 09:39
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I pitty u! and all who support this demented traitor ... inno he had several shocks in his life that led him to this senile stage ... into what's your excuse?
23 May 2012, 15:53
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Well Sir if you believe what your saying, it is your issue n problem, just ask yourself the question:
'where are your facts and evidence?' don't base your judgments on rumors ;)
For facts n evidence on papers 11B$ are missing during M14's era not to mention all projects done through robbing the peoples land in solidere n count....!!!
23 May 2012, 16:04
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What is your definition of traitor?
Fighting the Syrians when they were controlling your country when all your leader were with them?
Or because he is fighting corruption were all your leader are full of?
All are based on facts not rumors or intentions! ;)
23 May 2012, 21:32
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No sophia ... Traitor is the man who led a whole generation to fight against Syria and its leaders and made US beleive in him then turned on us and sided with these leaders who killed our brothers and fathers, raped our mothers and sisters, tortured us.
What corruption is he fighting? He has not showed one single shred of evidence with regards to the files he claim to hold, meanwhile his son in LOW is becoming among the richest in Lebanon. Start with fighting corruption in his house!
23 May 2012, 18:06
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sophia sweet little innocent sophia, please darling don't confess your love for a politician in a public forum. it is very desperate and demeaning to yourself to do so. when did you start loving the Very General Aoun, or is it mush mousshy? when he was gloriously defending lebanon against syria or was it when he took the stance to rid lebanon of all militias when syria still had a very dominating presence in lebanon, or was it when he could have but didn't avert the bloodshed between brothers that killed thousands, or I know when he came back from france and changed his mind about all the above, pissed on the graves of all the deads soldiers killed beacause they belieived in him and is now siding with a milita and kissing bashar's ass. please tell me, i am keen to understand.
22 May 2012, 21:33
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1. The incident at the checkpoint was premeditated as they want to undermine the authority of the army
Answer: What about Hizb. Undermining the authority of the army?
2.Who gave them permission to block roads? Who allowed them to attack the army?”
Answer : Who gave Hizb supporters to the same ( today for example)
3.To what extent does the army force the residents of Akkar to commit to the national charter?
Answer: Do I have to answer this one?
4 Who allowed them to harm Syria’s security from Lebanon?
Answer: Who allowed Hezb to harm israel from Lebanese soil and thus making us an international target?
While Aoun was a figure of change, his latest appearances has been far from convincing.
22 May 2012, 21:37
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Just to clarify my comment above. I´m not against any party, but against doublestandard comments by our politicians.
22 May 2012, 21:59
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ميشال عون عندما سئل عن الفرق بين قبوله لتوقيف الضبّاط بعد مار مخايل و رفضه لتوقيفهم بعد حلبا, أجاب : " هنيك يلّي ماتو كتار, 8 مش 2". عنجد, مؤسف ان يكون هناك لبنانيين أغبياء لدرجة ان يكونو عونيين
22 May 2012, 22:16
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ميشال عون عندما سئل عن الفرق بين قبوله لتوقيف الضبّاط بعد مار مخايل و رفضه لتوقيفهم بعد حلبا, أجاب : " هنيك يلّي ماتو كتار, 8 مش 2". عنجد, مؤسف ان يكون هناك لبنانيين أغبياء لدرجة ان يكونو عونيين
22 May 2012, 22:22
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"Lubnan la yo7kam men el cham, wala min beirut dodd el cham" This is what M14 failed to understand since 2005, although M8 is going too far in its defense of the regime, a ruthless dictatorship...
22 May 2012, 22:47
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Enno layko... The general has visions of grandeur... See the salute that he is making in the picture above? photoshop a Hitler mustasch on him and the result would turn out hilarious!
Yalla badda tanket bira l3amalieh. Sa3idéh.
22 May 2012, 22:48
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funny how M8 helps those they claim to fight... as long as hezb exists in lebanon israel is happy! hezb prevents lebanon to thrive economically and then doesn t represent a threat to the israeli economy... hezb justifies israel to ask for billions of dollars of military help from the usa... hezb maintains the lebanese state weak: exactly what israel needs...and the contrary is true also! hezb need israel as an excuse for their arms thus threatening the lebanese state and preventing it from doing what they want without thier orders!
as for the assad regime they are supported by israel. assad protects the golan heights for decades! no wonder the syrians can t overthrow him: no green light from israel so far....
and they say M14 are sold to israel, so funny M8....
22 May 2012, 22:48
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Why are you censoring my comments ???!!
ميشال عون عندما سئل عن الفرق بين قبوله لتوقيف الضبّاط بعد مار مخايل و رفضه لتوقيفهم بعد حلبا, أجاب : " هنيك يلّي ماتو كتار, 8 مش 2". عنجد, مؤسف ان يكون هناك لبنانيين أغبياء لدرجة ان يكونو
23 May 2012, 03:28
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Ya3neh who supports this douchebag exactly and why? I'd love to know...
23 May 2012, 11:43
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FT, you burn my life with your comments....... just stop talking....arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
23 May 2012, 18:17
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ok flame you answered the WHO now the WHY? again.. go on answer the question with an intelligent answer that has some substance.. I am seriously interested in understanding why. not pulling your leg.
23 May 2012, 06:55
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A nutcase who almost started a civil war by shooting to kill-with success- 2 religious leaders without warning should not be arrested but summoned for interrogation? Is that all Aoun could say? A avid follower (vive le Libon et vive le general) and co-villager of this mono-dimensional don-quijote-de hadeth was telling me yesterday that the whole thing was the result of a "Sunni conspiracy"... It never crossed his simple mind that the Syrian moukhabarats could have been behind those nasty events? Why are Aoun and his followers so sectarian? What are their motives-in case they have any? They are not doing anyone a favour with their basic stances. One thing is being a populist leader another one is trying to get vote by encouraging sectarian division at a time we are trying to put the past behind us: Unfortunately Nasrallah is not likely to do something about it as he would rather keep changing Aoun's nappies and using him for destroying the state to the benefit of the hizb.
23 May 2012, 08:13
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lol@ aoun, Mr i stood against Syria are now the biggest syrian prostitutes. And the fpm forums are even more of a joke,you would be convinced that the FPMers all have alzheimer's disease
23 May 2012, 09:54
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'Rah neb2a hon mahma el 3alam alo mamnetrok Aoun w mamnerda badalo' !!! God be with you at all times ya General !!!!
23 May 2012, 12:13
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eh hayda yalli shatreen fi! sing and honk your horns for this idiot while he cheats you all and increase his own personal/ family wealth
23 May 2012, 15:59
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Well! you should be more detailed n if you have facts n evidence I might look into it, however you should ask the ones you follow the war lords how much they stole n made me3rab n all others...We challange all of you to go to an open court starting with GMA n moving on all to see who is lying...do u accept? ;)
23 May 2012, 21:39
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Sophia, I'm guessing u r a young lady who is taken by the idea of a man who is not afraid to speak his min ... We all were ... Problem is that ur GMA does nothing but speak!
U want evidence? Go check how many buildings Bassil owns in Rabieh these days! How did he get the money to start with? He does not come from a wealthy family and his father in Low was in exile for many years ... U want more evidence? I do not follow anyone to defend anyone ... I'm a Lebanese who want the best for Lebanon ... Sadly ur GMA is far from it
23 May 2012, 11:02
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thank you General, with all our politicians being scared to hell form those bearded goons we needed atrue leader to criticize letting el mawlai go and arresting Lebanese army heroes. GMA you make us proud
23 May 2012, 18:33
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hey kes, i agree if they had a legal and valid motive they should have held him for as long as they want, however don't spin your army hero rhetoric here champ, if there was a shooting NO ONE is beyond the law, and they should be scrutinized to the full extent of the law. They are still heros until proven guilty, but even hero's need to be below the law. or aoun didn't say that so you hadn't thought for yourself..
23 May 2012, 11:07
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did you even hear what he said or just watched his reactions!!?? the man is angry just like all patriots because the state had to arrest LA heros in order to shut some salfis up, this is unacceptable!!!
23 May 2012, 12:04
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I find it comical that people follow Lebanese leaders including GMA without the slightest analysis to what they are saying. They mostly spout garbage and their followers cheers them on and are ready to follow them to the abyss!! At one point, when a lot younger, I was one of these people and was ready to follow him to whatever fate. I look at him now and he is another power hungry and pathetic Lebanese politician who have confused their own narrow interest with the national interest.
23 May 2012, 16:35
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@ Sophia_angle, keep up the supporter for the general honey, i hope he gives you more than one seat in parliament and at least one woman minister, as well as real decision making rather than propaganda.
@ Flamethrower, on the contrary, it is funny to me when Cockroach Aoun appears on TV, well known sources that we know close to doctors that treat him have told us he takes shots of insuline everyday and has high blood pressure. Which indicated he is taking you with him in his delusions. We are all against salafis, but the act of the army was clearly done under syrians order to kill the cheikh rather than at least arrest him and investigate. It was an order to provoque. As if the lebanese army is not breached... i belive in a lebanese army that is fair for all, not a lebanese army that doesnt dear to shoot at syrians soldiers when they shoot lebanese citizens on the border, not a lebanese army that doesnt enter dahiyeh, not a lebanese army that is standing by in tripoli.
23 May 2012, 16:43
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@ Keserweneh , je te confirme que vous au CPL etes des laches, qui n'ont non seulement peur du salafisme, du wahhabism mais des sunnites en general. Vous avez choisi le mauvais camp contre qui attaquer car le monde arabe est sunnite majoritairement et aller contre eux ne vous amenera rien. On voit deja le retrait des pays du golfe qui sont les plus gros investisseurs dans le pays. Bravo a vous pour vos conneries et vous allez bien voir ou cela va mener. La haine de votre maitre , son aveuglement et sa jalousie de Hariri et Sleiman va le mener a sa fin. On se demande d'ailleurs qui il voit d'important ces jours ci comme leaders mondiaux( personne ne veut le voir ), meme ses maitre bachar et ahmadinejad lui envois des lettres juste pour l'execution.
23 May 2012, 16:43
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Les aouniste de 2006 + ne sont pas comme les aouniste de 1990. Vous etes des laches et des cafards, qui se cachent derriere la puissance du Hezbollah. Je ne les supporte pas, mais ils sont milles fois plus honorables et dignes que Aoun et vous.
23 May 2012, 17:31
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flame, yee of no substance , you want content?
1. “Who allowed the residents of Akkar to carry arms?” HEZB EXCLUDED.
2.“The incident at the checkpoint was premeditated as they want to undermine the authority of the army,” HEZB EXCLUDED
“Who gave them permission to block roads? Who allowed them to attack the army?” HEZB EXCLUDED
3.“To what extent does the army force the residents of Akkar to commit to the national charter? HEZB EXCLUDED
4.Those demanding the withdrawal of the army should shut up. Who is better than the army to defend the country? HEZB EXCLUDED.
23 May 2012, 17:31
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do you not see where this crazy f%$&k is taking our country. I thought he was talking about the actions of hezb until he mentioned akkar. But you are OK with Hezb demonstrating all of the above not anyone else right? I heard nothing from him when the army had to ask permission from hezb to enter a town to arrest a drug dealer and was refused. open your eyes!! hating one side doesn't justify this idiots twisted self serving idiology or your support for him.
23 May 2012, 18:12
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yes Allah y7mi , min 7alou.. in his old age he is starting to forget things and say things he doesn't understand, God forbid he starts playing with knives. No need to worry about the electricity though that won't kill him..
