Lebanon Police warns Sayyed

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Lebanese Police hit back at former head of the General Security Department Maj. Gen. Jamil Sayyed, warning him that the Internal Security Forces will not stand idle in the face of his threats.

“Sayyed’s announcement is nothing but an attempt to confuse (performance levels in) ISF operations and the Intelligence Bureau,” a senior police officer said in remarks published Monday by Ad-Diyar newspaper.

“We know Sayyed very well. When the Syrians would get angry at him, he would turn up like a chick,” the officer recalled.

He said that police have arrested several suspects — close to Sayyed — on charges of spying for Israel, specifically former Security Services Brig. Gen. Adib al-Alam.

“But if we were dealing politely, we would tell him (Sayyed) that if someone steps on our foot we shall step on his neck,” the officer warned.

Sayyed is one of the four generals detained in Lebanon from 2005 to 2009. In April 2009, the Special tribunal for Lebanon (STL) ordered his release due to insufficient evidence. In July 2010, the STL held a public hearing over Sayyed’s request for documents related to his imprisonment.

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19 responses to “Lebanon Police warns Sayyed”

  1. VOICE OF TRUTH Avatar
    VOICE OF TRUTH

    “…we would tell him (Sayyed) that if someone steps on our foot we shall step on his neck…”

    (lebanese police)

    talking about a weak government,and a weak security system, here is your proof!!!!

    so instead of handling this problem with a firm commitment and arrest those who tamper with our national coexistence, those who issue threats right and left and incite people to revolt, our police security unfortunately allow them to use all the broadcasting facilities to spread their disturbing message louder.

    mr. hariri, i dont know if this is a way to run a country, but let us hope you were not sleeping and heard assayed’s speach when he was viciously addressing you and your late father in particular among others.

    we are all anxiously waiting for your reply; our future and our county’s future is till now in your hands.

  2. I am not sure why the do not arrest everyone with a cow tonge, like WAHABB and Sayyed who the hell are they to speack on TV and why give them the airtime, very weak security system, if this happen somewhere in the west they will be arrested fast for comments like that, threatening a prime minister a country that is realy funny.

  3. I am not sure why the do not arrest everyone with a cow tonge, like WAHABB and Sayyed who the hell are they to speack on TV and why give them the airtime, very weak security system, if this happen somewhere in the west they will be arrested fast for comments like that, threatening a prime minister a country that is realy funny.

  4. and why this criminal is out of jail???????

  5. and why this criminal is out of jail???????

  6. Threatening someone life it is in all country a criminal offense that is punishable by prison from 3 to 15 years , it DOESN’T NEED THE PM to file a complaint, it is the the duty of the prosecutor general to arrest Al Sayyed right away !!!! also Nasrallah should be arrested for threatening another May in his last speech ( forgot which one ,he’s speeches all sound the same….bla ..bla traitors for Israel….I will and we will ….etc… , threatening Israel with the Iranian nukes maybe is the topic of his next speech when Najjad is here, )Aoun inviting Hezbolah to the Christian area, where is the politicians who are sworn to protect the constitution!!!!!Wahhab promising the comeback of the Tatar army and the big gy on the top is watching and trying to play the middleman, there is nothign to mediate, the Syrian orchestra want to bring back the clock to before 2005 and bring back Lebanon to be a big W H O R E for the Syrian regime!!!!

  7. Threatening someone life it is in all country a criminal offense that is punishable by prison from 3 to 15 years , it DOESN’T NEED THE PM to file a complaint, it is the the duty of the prosecutor general to arrest Al Sayyed right away !!!! also Nasrallah should be arrested for threatening another May in his last speech ( forgot which one ,he’s speeches all sound the same….bla ..bla traitors for Israel….I will and we will ….etc… , threatening Israel with the Iranian nukes maybe is the topic of his next speech when Najjad is here, )Aoun inviting Hezbolah to the Christian area, where is the politicians who are sworn to protect the constitution!!!!!Wahhab promising the comeback of the Tatar army and the big gy on the top is watching and trying to play the middleman, there is nothign to mediate, the Syrian orchestra want to bring back the clock to before 2005 and bring back Lebanon to be a big W H O R E for the Syrian regime!!!!

  8. those people are backed by the syrian regimes and they show there faces every so often to remind us of that the syrian present are still in lebanon even if we do not see there army on the ground have a look at his finger they all have the same one the syrians dogs all have it

  9. those people are backed by the syrian regimes and they show there faces every so often to remind us of that the syrian present are still in lebanon even if we do not see there army on the ground have a look at his finger they all have the same one the syrians dogs all have it

  10. Guss and Voice of Truth,

    If Saad HARIRI is to react and reply to every barking dog then he will not be doing Lebanon or his late father any favors. His reactions, actions, speech and even his tone of voice should be well calculated before doing anything because it is more accounted for than anyone else in the country…he is the Prime Minister and this is not an easy task…the difference between civil war and peace in Lebanon is now subject to Saad Hariri remaining logical and as calm as possible because obviously his enemies (opposition) is doing everything to provoke him and get him to slip.

    For the ones who do not know Saad as a person he is normally much more aggressive and emotional than you see him on TV, to see him that calm is impressive…why do you think he changed… it is because of his love to Lebanon and to honor his father… Saad I truly respect you and still miss your late father…but truly your making it up to us …all Lebanon and your on the right track to becoming like your father one of the best men who was a PM for Lebanon and well loved across the country even from his own enemies

    1. Have no problem what r u saying, the proseuctor should take care of Sayyed

      1. all what I am saying is that Saad has the responsibility of dealing with Sayyed as a Prime Minister should, in other words through the legal channels…i.e. press charges that is all

      2. all what I am saying is that Saad has the responsibility of dealing with Sayyed as a Prime Minister should, in other words through the legal channels…i.e. press charges that is all

    2. Have no problem what r u saying, the proseuctor should take care of Sayyed

    3. VOICE OF TRUTH Avatar
      VOICE OF TRUTH

      ya jad,

      “in lam takoun ze’eban akalatka al ze’aab”

      in the land of wolves only a wolf will survive.

      pm hariri with his educational exposure to american and european systems with his polite and quiet manners is perhaps mostly fit for some leadership experience in a civilized western country.

      but in the middle east where the administration of law and justice is becoming a rare commodity;

      when you have in lebanon leaders excelling in mixing together politics with religion with military strategies and finalizing this unique chaotic blend with mafia tactics, it is a no brainer to deduce that the current governing modus operandi adopted by pm hariri is far from being appropriate to these kind of situations and will not endure the test of time so crucial for any apprentice leader in the middle east.

      when you find most of the current wheelers and dealers on the political scene, that are the most feared, revered and listened to, the so called untouchables, the thawabet, are those who are the loudest, the meanest, and the ones that can get away with just about anything, including murder.

      here we can easily deduct: unless mp hariri changes radically his approach to lebanese politics and becomes a more effective and tenacious leader with the courage to face all the problematic situations and those who challenge his authority eye to eye, he will have an impossible task governing this small country of lebanon.

      1. “in lam takoun ze’eban akalatka al ze’aab”

        in the land of wolves only a wolf will survive.

        If PM Hariri follows the above saying we will end up having a Zoo not a goverment.

        I agree though with you that Hariri is polite and educated and he needs perhaps to be a bit more firm…yet not a barking dog or a wolf like many people around him and against him.

        You see youre above saying is good for an individual or a normal citizien not for a prime minister whose responsibility is to get people closer to him rather attack back all the time…even if the ones against him aren’t as polite and educated,etc…. You LEAD BY EXAMPLE

      2. “in lam takoun ze’eban akalatka al ze’aab”

        in the land of wolves only a wolf will survive.

        If PM Hariri follows the above saying we will end up having a Zoo not a goverment.

        I agree though with you that Hariri is polite and educated and he needs perhaps to be a bit more firm…yet not a barking dog or a wolf like many people around him and against him.

        You see youre above saying is good for an individual or a normal citizien not for a prime minister whose responsibility is to get people closer to him rather attack back all the time…even if the ones against him aren’t as polite and educated,etc…. You LEAD BY EXAMPLE

    4. VOICE OF TRUTH Avatar
      VOICE OF TRUTH

      ya jad,

      “in lam takoun ze’eban akalatka al ze’aab”

      in the land of wolves only a wolf will survive.

      pm hariri with his educational exposure to american and european systems with his polite and quiet manners is perhaps mostly fit for some leadership experience in a civilized western country.

      but in the middle east where the administration of law and justice is becoming a rare commodity;

      when you have in lebanon leaders excelling in mixing together politics with religion with military strategies and finalizing this unique chaotic blend with mafia tactics, it is a no brainer to deduce that the current governing modus operandi adopted by pm hariri is far from being appropriate to these kind of situations and will not endure the test of time so crucial for any apprentice leader in the middle east.

      when you find most of the current wheelers and dealers on the political scene, that are the most feared, revered and listened to, the so called untouchables, the thawabet, are those who are the loudest, the meanest, and the ones that can get away with just about anything, including murder.

      here we can easily deduct: unless mp hariri changes radically his approach to lebanese politics and becomes a more effective and tenacious leader with the courage to face all the problematic situations and those who challenge his authority eye to eye, he will have an impossible task governing this small country of lebanon.

  11. Guss and Voice of Truth,

    If Saad HARIRI is to react and reply to every barking dog then he will not be doing Lebanon or his late father any favors. His reactions, actions, speech and even his tone of voice should be well calculated before doing anything because it is more accounted for than anyone else in the country…he is the Prime Minister and this is not an easy task…the difference between civil war and peace in Lebanon is now subject to Saad Hariri remaining logical and as calm as possible because obviously his enemies (opposition) is doing everything to provoke him and get him to slip.

    For the ones who do not know Saad as a person he is normally much more aggressive and emotional than you see him on TV, to see him that calm is impressive…why do you think he changed… it is because of his love to Lebanon and to honor his father… Saad I truly respect you and still miss your late father…but truly your making it up to us …all Lebanon and your on the right track to becoming like your father one of the best men who was a PM for Lebanon and well loved across the country even from his own enemies

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