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Future Movement calls on judicial authorities to practice their role

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The Future Movement parliamentary bloc on Tuesday stressed that “the Special Tribunal for Lebanon is responsible of issuing verdicts in the crime of murdering (former) premier Rafik Hariri and his companions.”

“Therefore, every tendentious act — whether statements, accusations, media leaks or promotion (of certain ideas) – is a condemned and unacceptable matter,” the bloc went on to say in a statement issued after its weekly meeting in Qureitem.

“After turning the page on political accusation upon the start of STL’s mission, only the rulings and the resolutions of the tribunal must be considered,” the statement added.

The Future Movement parliamentary bloc called on the judicial authorities “to practice their role and take the necessary measures, without any hesitation or delay, to hold accountable those threatening civil peace and national security.”

“The Future Movement parliamentary bloc stresses that what was and is being made by the greats of Lebanon and the Arab world — to protect Lebanon and its national unity, stability and civil peace, which stems from the will of the Lebanese — has not and will not be affected by the desperate attempts of some who want to disrupt and undermine this course,” the statement added.

The statement was a possible response to the attacks and threats made by March 8 alliance against the so called false witnesses of the STL.

In a related development Judicial sources told Future News: “The Higher Judicial Council will take action regarding the recent accusations against a number of judges.”

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2 responses to “Future Movement calls on judicial authorities to practice their role”

  1. Jad Avatar
    Jad

    What do you think the goverment or our judicial authorities would be able to do to people like Wahab and Aoun and their likes?

    Can they stop them? Can they put them in Jail for threatening national security?

    The real question is are MARCH 8 coallition all worthy of prison?

    Doesn’t March 8 leaders have rep. in the Parlament and the Cabinet, aren’t those leaders elected by a group of citizens to represent them?

    Putting leaders of March 8 in Jail or not letting them speak isn’t going to put an end to the national security threats they are inciting in their speeches, it is only going to aggrevate the problem.

    I suggest making a media blackout in lebanon for now, similar to the one forced few years back where politics were banned from TVs and Radios, I remeber TL Liban was the only TV Stations allowed to broadcast political news in a very unbiased way to the Lebanese public.

    WE NEED THAT NOW, cause the MEDIA IS BEING USED AGAINST US

  2. Jad Avatar
    Jad

    What do you think the goverment or our judicial authorities would be able to do to people like Wahab and Aoun and their likes?

    Can they stop them? Can they put them in Jail for threatening national security?

    The real question is are MARCH 8 coallition all worthy of prison?

    Doesn’t March 8 leaders have rep. in the Parlament and the Cabinet, aren’t those leaders elected by a group of citizens to represent them?

    Putting leaders of March 8 in Jail or not letting them speak isn’t going to put an end to the national security threats they are inciting in their speeches, it is only going to aggrevate the problem.

    I suggest making a media blackout in lebanon for now, similar to the one forced few years back where politics were banned from TVs and Radios, I remeber TL Liban was the only TV Stations allowed to broadcast political news in a very unbiased way to the Lebanese public.

    WE NEED THAT NOW, cause the MEDIA IS BEING USED AGAINST US

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