You are totally wrong. I am catholic and hate extremists: Muslims and Christians.
And when you admit that Siniora gvnt. can???t control anything, you admit that it is a failing gvnt. because they are busy robbing it. Take for example the wireless market. First the Siniora team contracted it to 2 French companies and got their commission. Then the Siniora team turned the wireless market to be under gvnt control and got their commission, again. Now they want the wireless market to go public again so they???ll get their third commission. See a pattern here, you short-sighted???
So again: I can???t stand extremism and I don???t root for them. What I want to say is that neither side is for democracy and transparency in governing. Because gangs and mafia threaten you, rob you, and kill you at the end.
So I wish luck with all the robbers you???d rather to back over there???
Presidential Vacancy
Email To A Friend
Please fill in the following information and we'll email this link.
So you could see yourself welcoming Aoun's election, even though he is Hizbullah's preferred candidate?
We will support the president that the majority of Parliament members elect—as long as that president comes to power, not through intimidation and threats, but through the core principles of democracy. If that's how [Aoun] does, of course we will support him. The bottom line is that we have confidence that if the members of Parliament act freely, you are going to get a president that is committed to Lebanon's independence and international legitimacy.
© 2007









Discuss