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Geagea tells Hezbollah to take it easy

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Commenting on the speech last night by Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah , Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea said on Friday that Hezbollah should be contributing to a calm Lebanon, according to a statement issued by his office.

“If Hezbollah claims that there is a conspiracy against it, the party should foster calm to avoid it,” Geagea said.

He also said that Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah’s Thursday speech “contained several contradictions.”

Taef accord

On Nasrallah’s remarks that France suggested dividing Lebanese shares between Christians, Sunnis and Shia instead of equal Christian-Muslim shares, Geagea said, “We will ask Paris for clarifications regarding this suggestion.”

Nasrallah said that “the French talked with the Iranians about the importance of reevaluating the Taef Accord, suggesting the idea of tripartite power-sharing in Lebanon.”

France on Friday denied that its foreign minister Bernard Kouchner had raised the issue of amending the Taef Accord with the Lebanese officials he met during his latest visit to Beirut.

French foreign ministry spokesman Bernard Valero noted that “the aim of Kouchner’s visit to Lebanon was to reiterate France’s support for the Lebanese state institutions and the national unity government headed by PM Saad Hariri.”

Geagea called on Nasrallah to “deal with Lebanese matters through dialogue with the country’s officials instead of addressing issues publicly, in order to avoid negative reactions.”

Kissinger’s letter

Geagea also said that Nasrallah’s remark about a letter from Kissinger was inaccurate

On Thursday, Nasrallah said there was a letter from General Raymond Edde to former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger accusing him of destroying Lebanon. According to Nasrallah Kissinger replied , by admitting that the 1975 Lebanese civil war was American-made and a ploy to split the country up.

March 14 M Ahmad Fatfat told the Voice of Lebanon (VOL) that the letter which Nasrallah spoke about from former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger to late General Raymond Edde was a journalist’s analysis.

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10 responses to “Geagea tells Hezbollah to take it easy”

  1. NAGDELLA Avatar
    NAGDELLA

    LOL very interesting reactions after the Sayyeds’ speech. People asking for calm, people seeking “clarifications”, people defending Bernard Kouchner, people defending Henry Kissinger, people defending lebanese politicians who collaborated with Israel. I tell you Sayyed Hassan has just opened Pandoras’ Box and the ice is starting to crack!

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      Guest

      so let me get this straight. the sayyed is making his claims and basing them on major factual errors managing to convince only his thugs so they can parrot things likt the previous poster here ..”you are colaborating with israel”.

      so much for credibility and “godly decisions” of the sayyed.

      if it wasn’t a serious sympathetic situation that some of fellow lebanese have arrived at by following blindly their leaders, i would have laughed at the intentional misleading of public opinion in lebanon

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    Anonymous

    LOL very interesting reactions after the Sayyeds’ speech. People asking for calm, people seeking “clarifications”, people defending Bernard Kouchner, people defending Henry Kissinger, people defending lebanese politicians who collaborated with Israel. I tell you Sayyed Hassan has just opened Pandoras’ Box and the ice is starting to crack!

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      Anonymous

      so let me get this straight. the sayyed is making his claims and basing them on major factual errors managing to convince only his thugs so they can parrot things likt the previous poster here ..”you are colaborating with israel”.

      so much for credibility and “godly decisions” of the sayyed.

      if it wasn’t a serious sympathetic situation that some of fellow lebanese have arrived at by following blindly their leaders, i would have laughed at the intentional misleading of public opinion in lebanon

  3. LebanesePatriot Avatar
    LebanesePatriot

    Whether the content of “Kissinger’s Letter” holds true or not, the fact remains that Henry Kissinger is one of the most evil men alive in the 21st century.

    A man who calls the dying youth of America in Vietnam as idiots and the same person who wants to remove the Christians from Lebanon in order to give it to the PLO.

    If Geagea is a man who knows history then he should not be repeating history’s mistakes and siding with sides which seek nothing other than destroying Lebanon’s survival. America has no interests in Lebanon other than creating a government which will yield to explicit American demands that suits Israeli interests.

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      Guest

      insult, belittle and do whatever witht the man kissenger, but do it based on factual evidence not on mere assumptions.

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    Anonymous

    Whether the content of “Kissinger’s Letter” holds true or not, the fact remains that Henry Kissinger is one of the most evil men alive in the 21st century.

    A man who calls the dying youth of America in Vietnam as idiots and the same person who wants to remove the Christians from Lebanon in order to give it to the PLO.

    If Geagea is a man who knows history then he should not be repeating history’s mistakes and siding with sides which seek nothing other than destroying Lebanon’s survival. America has no interests in Lebanon other than creating a government which will yield to explicit American demands that suits Israeli interests.

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      Anonymous

      insult, belittle and do whatever witht the man kissenger, but do it based on factual evidence not on mere assumptions.

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