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Mikati: Aoun is a Joke

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“Aoun is a joke, a laughingstock, and he is only around because of political games,” Prime Minister Najib Mikati told former US Ambassador to Lebanon Jeffrey Feltman on July 30 2007, according to a cable that was recently published by WikiLeaks.

Mikati also told Feltman that Aoun will not become president, adding that “no one takes him seriously,”

Feltman reportedly said in his remarks that Mikati “feels that Aoun is completely unable to generate the kind of consensus that would be needed to win the next presidential election.”

“Mikati has a very clear profile in mind for Lebanon’s next president. He wants a candidate who can unify [the country] and who will be accepted by Syria and the international community, including the US,” the cable added.

The Lebanese premier also said that President Michel Suleiman, then-Lebanese army commander, is “respectful, honest and sensitive to the needs of Lebanese society.”

“Mikati praised Suleiman’s attitude toward the Syrians, saying that he was neutral, for the most part, and did not fuel tensions after the Syrian withdrawal in 2005,” the cable added.

“Mikati ended the meeting with a proposal to fund study programs for moderate Sunni religious leaders in his home district of Tripoli, but asked for [the US’] advice before proceeding.”

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87 responses to “Mikati: Aoun is a Joke”

  1. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Nice to hear some truths on occasion …

  2. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Nice to hear some truths on occasion …

  3. Avatar
    Anonymous

    Nice to hear some truths on occasion …

  4. shankarees Avatar
    shankarees

    There is nothing new, ya Najeeb who is not najeeb.

  5. Avatar
    Anonymous

    There is nothing new, ya Najeeb who is not najeeb.

  6. MistryMan Avatar
    MistryMan

    the political arena has changed old enemies become friends because it is all about the dynasty (money and power) that brings them back together. Who says that Najeeb likes Micho. In fact just the opposite but that is what Hizbollah wants now so everyone else dances to the tune.

  7. Avatar
    Anonymous

    the political arena has changed old enemies become friends because it is all about the dynasty (money and power) that brings them back together. Who says that Najeeb likes Micho. In fact just the opposite but that is what Hizbollah wants now so everyone else dances to the tune.

  8. geo metro Avatar
    geo metro

    damn! did mikati  really say that?…. this is as bad a as the volvo salesman that accidently called his wife walter when they were having sex ,,,that didnt go over too well either.

  9. geo metro Avatar
    geo metro

    damn! did mikati  really say that?…. this is as bad a as the volvo salesman that accidently called his wife walter when they were having sex ,,,that didnt go over too well either.

  10. PROPHET.T Avatar
    PROPHET.T

    Spicy  gossip,or Dirty laundry  out in  the open  for  all  to  see.Not that all  these  politicians don’t  know  what  they think of  each  others, but  it  is  like a prostitute  being  offended  when  called a whore  out  in  the  open.lol
    But  no one has  asked  why do  all Lebanese  politicians have to  reveal  their thoughts  to the  american  ambassador? why  do  they  seek  his  advice ( in  reality  ;approval) before they  do anything?what  a shame. 
    One thing to note is that Lebanese can not complain about any lack freedom of expression or any censorship ;anything and everything will be published when it suits one party or another.

    1. geo metro Avatar
      geo metro

      greetings prophet, 
       you remember jim careys liar liar and when he was asked what he tought of his boss and had a 24 hour spell on him that he could not lie,,,how i wish we could put these guys on live tv  and as you say show  what they realy think of each other. i verbal slugfest  i would not miss.lol

      1. PROPHET.T Avatar
        PROPHET.T

        greetings geo metro, 
         Make sure  they  carry  no  weapons  though,So it would not turn out to be horror movie.Would  you call it “reality  TV politics”?lol

      2. libnan1 Avatar
        libnan1

        Skype works well.

  11. PROPHET.T Avatar
    PROPHET.T

    Spicy  gossip,or Dirty laundry  out in  the open  for  all  to  see.Not that all  these  politicians don’t  know  what  they think of  each  others, but  it  is  like a prostitute  being  offended  when  called a whore  out  in  the  open.lol
    But  no one has  asked  why do  all Lebanese  politicians have to  reveal  their thoughts  to the  american  ambassador? who  do  they  seek  his  advice( in  reality  ;approval) before they  do anything?what  a shame. 

    1. geo metro Avatar
      geo metro

      greetings prophet, 
       you remember jim careys liar liar and when he was asked what he tought of his boss and had a 24 hour spell on him that he could not lie,,,how i wish we could put these guys on live tv  and as you say show  what they realy think of each other. i verbal slugfest  i would not miss.lol

      1. PROPHET.T Avatar
        PROPHET.T

        greetings geo metro, 
         Make sure  they  carry  no  weapons  though,Would  you call it “reality  TV politics”?lol

      2. Avatar
        Anonymous

        Skype works well.

  12. libnan1 Avatar
    libnan1

    This Mikati dude is nothing but a salafite collaborator. I bet your master was asking about Aoun. The last think we need is a Trabolisi Salafite. M8 knew exactly who you are, they brought you in because you have a nice wide back the can ride.  

    1. PROPHET.T Avatar
      PROPHET.T

      Please  libnan1, don’t get too sensitive  now. Mikati is  not a Salafite, and you know it  my  friend.
      All Lebanese  politicians trash  each  other behind  closed  doors,even  when  they  are  on  same side.

      1. libnan1 Avatar
        libnan1

        He might not be a Salafite but he sounds like it. Talking trash about other Lebanese in front of his masters. Aoun needs to nominate him to be a permanent Ambassador to Kenya. 

      2. libnan1 Avatar
        libnan1

        He might not be a Salafite but he sounds like it. Talking trash about other Lebanese in front of his masters. Aoun needs to nominate him to be a permanent Ambassador to Kenya. 

    2. nagy_michael2 Avatar
      nagy_michael2

      oh sweetheart are you offended because Miqati is telling the truth? what have Aoun done right in his political life so far?
      he ran away from his soldiers 20 yrs ago and left them high and dry. he befriended Syria after Rustom Beik visited him in France with a big suitcase full of God knows what? he went to Syria several times and dared not to bring any soldiers or civilians back from Syrian Jails. He doesn’t defend any christians in his own area in Jubeil. All he does complain and talk about Rifi. He wanted the spies for israel hanged but not Karam of course. now wikealeaks leaking information about M8 figures telling dirts about each other that doesn’t suit you. But you and prophet were all over M14 when they were planning against M8. your so called leader is not only joke he’s just a plaine whore like you. He does not care about Christians or protecting their rights. its obvious how he defended certain positions that were taking away from Christians and given to HA members. tell your Aoun to bury himself before the Islamic Brotherhood burn him in hell along with your orange tweety patriach..

      1. libnan1 Avatar
        libnan1

        Hey baby, Aoun did everything right in his life. HE CARED ABOUT LEBANON unlike the leaders you support. 

        1. Mazen_M Avatar
          Mazen_M

          uhh “everything right”??? Wow, what an amazing person he must be. Is he God? Were you with him the whole time to know that he did everything right in his life?…What a joke. I can’t believe that there are still Lebanese people that think like that. I can’t comprehend it!!

        2. nagy_michael2 Avatar
          nagy_michael2

          Then why is denying the simple facts that HA were beating on Christians in Jubail? why are the people denied to cross into certain areas there. He cared about himself and his powers just like everybody else. ask him why he has not asked SYria to free the soldiers and those Lebanese who died to free Lebanon from Syrian control. At least HA did free lots of them from Israeli jails unlike your SOB he never cared about these poor soldiers.

        3. shankarees Avatar
          shankarees

          …and wanted to loot the Lebanese Treasury with his son-in-law through electricity project.   What a saint of thieves?!!

    3. Beiruti Avatar
      Beiruti

      You sound like Leo shut up.

      1. libnan1 Avatar
        libnan1

        Hey Leo makes more sense than you sometimes. Where are you Leo ????

        1. PROPHET.T Avatar
          PROPHET.T

          Yes, where is  Leo?I hope  everyone  treats  Leo kindly. What ever  you think of him ,he  might  be the most  genuine one of  us.lol

        2. geo metro Avatar
          geo metro

          prophet,
          i love leo just the way he is, but i love him too much to let him stay  this synincal about others.
          the majority of us have a good heart but sometimes we have to get our head fixed.lol

        3. PROPHET.T Avatar
          PROPHET.T

          geo metro, I can only  speak of my  own  experience with him, and  for myself; Be  kind to him, and  don’t  reply to his  comments, HE’LL RUN,LOL

        4. libnan1 Avatar
          libnan1

          Leo is awesome !!!!  

  13. Avatar
    Anonymous

    This Mikati dude is nothing but a salafite collaborator. I bet your master was asking about Aoun. The last think we need is a Trabolisi Salafite. M8 knew exactly who you are, they brought you in because you have a nice wide back the can ride.  

    1. PROPHET.T Avatar
      PROPHET.T

      Please  libnan1, don’t get too sensitive  now. Mikati is  not a Salafite, and you know it  my  friend.
      All Lebanese  politicians trash  each  other behind  closed  doors,even  when  they  are  on  same side.

      1. Avatar
        Anonymous

        He might not be a Salafite but he sounds like it. Talking trash about other Lebanese in front of his masters. Aoun needs to nominate him to be a permanent Ambassador to Kenya. 

    2. Avatar
      Anonymous

      oh sweetheart are you offended because Miqati is telling the truth? what have Aoun done right in his political life so far?
      he ran away from his soldiers 20 yrs ago and left them high and dry. he befriended Syria after Rustom Beik visited him in France with a big suitcase full of God knows what? he went to Syria several times and dared not to bring any soldiers or civilians back from Syrian Jails. He doesn’t defend any christians in his own area in Jubeil. All he does complain and talk about Rifi. He wanted the spies for israel hanged but not Karam of course. now wikealeaks leaking information about M8 figures telling dirts about each other that doesn’t suit you. But you and prophet were all over M14 when they were planning against M8. your so called leader is not only joke he’s just a plaine whore like you. He does not care about Christians or protecting their rights. its obvious how he defended certain positions that were taking away from Christians and given to HA members. tell your Aoun to bury himself before the Islamic Brotherhood burn him in hell along with your orange tweety patriach..

      1. Avatar
        Anonymous

        Hey baby, Aoun did everything right in his life. HE CARED ABOUT LEBANON unlike the leaders you support. 

        1. Avatar
          Anonymous

          uhh “everything right”??? Wow, what an amazing person he must be. Is he God? Were you with him the whole time to know that he did everything right in his life?…What a joke. I can’t believe that there are still Lebanese people that think like that. I can’t comprehend it!!

        2. Avatar
          Anonymous

          Then why is denying the simple facts that HA were beating on Christians in Jubail? why are the people denied to cross into certain areas there. He cared about himself and his powers just like everybody else. ask him why he has not asked SYria to free the soldiers and those Lebanese who died to free Lebanon from Syrian control. At least HA did free lots of them from Israeli jails unlike your SOB he never cared about these poor soldiers.

        3. Avatar
          Anonymous

          …and wanted to loot the Lebanese Treasury with his son-in-law through electricity project.   What a saint of thieves?!!

    3. Avatar
      Anonymous

      You sound like Leo shut up.

      1. Avatar
        Anonymous

        Hey Leo makes more sense than you sometimes. Where are you Leo ????

        1. PROPHET.T Avatar
          PROPHET.T

          Yes, where is  Leo?I hope  everyone  treats  Leo kindly. What ever  you think of him ,he  might  be the most  genuine one of  us.lol

        2. geo metro Avatar
          geo metro

          prophet,
          i love leo just the way he is, but i love him too much to let him stay  this synincal about others.
          the majority of us have a good heart but sometimes we have to get our head fixed.lol

        3. PROPHET.T Avatar
          PROPHET.T

          geo metro, I can only 
          speak of my  own  experience with him, and  for myself; Be  kind to 
          him, and  don’t  reply 
          to his  comments, HE’LL RUN,LOL

        4. Avatar
          Anonymous

          Leo is awesome !!!!  

      2. Avatar
        Anonymous

        Hey Leo makes more sense than you sometimes. Where are you Leo ????

  14. guss043 Avatar
    guss043

    Why everyone is surprised, this is why the war started and this is is not ending, because is all lies and lies.Hate each other to death who cares but the problem is they had arms in the past and they still some of them. It is a typical country built on interest, tebuis leha ,temsih joukh. Fake, dirty , no principle people and country build on lies

    1. geo metro Avatar
      geo metro

      guss, excellent commnet, please look at my first comment on the franjieh story yesterday and you will see the parrarel with what you are saying. lebanese are very sensitive to trigger words and they stop absorbing the whole picturein a rush to defend their leader and i totaly understand it as every one of us needs hope as with out it we have nothing but the reality is this status quo  has existed for 35 years with the conditions no different than they were  in the seventies and the whole problem in my humbel opinon is inherited and overlaping positions from 1 obsolete leader to another who may be totaly sincere and mean well but are not able to bring change desperately needed.

  15. guss043 Avatar
    guss043

    Why everyone is surprised, this is why the war started and this is is not ending, because is all lies and lies.Hate each other to death who cares but the problem is they had arms in the past and they still some of them. It is a typical country built on interest, tebuis leha ,temsih joukh. Fake, dirty , no principle people and country build on lies

    1. geo metro Avatar
      geo metro

      guss, excellent commnet, please look at my first comment on the franjieh story yesterday and you will see the parrarel with what you are saying. lebanese are very sensitive to trigger words and they stop absorbing the whole picturein a rush to defend their leader and i totaly understand it as every one of us needs hope as with out it we have nothing but the reality is this status quo  has existed for 35 years with the conditions no different than they were  in the seventies and the whole problem in my humbel opinon is inherited and overlaping positions from 1 obsolete leader to another who may be totaly sincere and mean well but are not able to bring change desperately needed.

  16. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Guns making noise in Tripoli again … must be Friday …
    But seeing everything going on, I suspect it won’t be long before the whole Med-area begins to open fire on everyone.

    1. geo metro Avatar
      geo metro

      5th i have never made it to tripoli but i saw a postcard of it with a huge castle and i am intrigued and curious if you can actually go inside.
       may i ask if you still live there ? i went to jbail on my last  trip and returned  3 days in a row and still could not get enough of the castle in that  city

      1. 5thDrawer Avatar
        5thDrawer

        Hi Geo .. Not living there … but have friends and visit.
          And yes, there is much to see … hopefully before too many RPG’s and bombs hit the stuff, or it’s built over – and building over or in front of seems to have been popular since before the crusades. 🙂
        If you really like castles, the re-construction by Mussolini on the island of Rhodes is a must-see.

        About the ‘fort’ or ‘castle’ … not sure which you meant  … there are 2 ‘Citadels’ – so my best bet is that you mean the second one I put here.  Here’s some info on both … 
        ———————
        The Citadel of Raymond de Saint-Gilles, also known as Qala’at Sanjil in Arabic, is a citadel and fort in Tripoli, Lebanon. It takes its name from Raymond de Saint-Gilles, the Count of Toulouse and Crusader commander who started its construction on a hilltop outside Tripoli in 1103 in order to lay siege to the city. In AD 1102 Raymond de Saint-Gilles occupied the hill which overlooks the valley, the town and the coast. He decided to transform this position, which he called Mont Pelerin (Mt Pilgrim), into a fortress. The original castle was burnt down in 1289, and again on several subsequent occasions.
          It was rebuilt (1307-08) by Emir Essendemir Kurgi, and was added to right up until the 19th century. As a result, only the foundation stones remain of the original construction.The first entrance is a huge Ottoman gateway, over which is an engraving from Süleyman the Magnificent, who ordered the restoration (yet again) of ‘this blessed tower, that it may serve as a fortified position until the end of time’. After this there is a bridge across a moat dug by the Crusaders. Inside the castle is a muddle of architectural styles and features, reflecting the different occupants and stormy history of the city. Though it’s fun to explore independently, take a guide from near the entrance if you really want to know more about the citadel’s history. There’s no fixed fee for a guided tour, but expect to pay somewhere in the region of LL20,000.
          The best exterior view of the castle can be had from the east bank of the Nahr Abu Ali, perfect if you’re able to ignore the cascades of rubbish floating by in winter, and the pungent aroma of muddy river bed during the summer months.
        This citadel should not be confused with the massive Citadel of Tripoli, built by the Arabs in 636 and subsequently enlarged and modified by the Fatamids of Egypt and, later, by the Crusaders and Ottomans.
        ———————
        Citadel of Tripoli: 
        The citadel has been renovated and changed many times during its history. Today, the castle’s main features are an octagonal Fatimid construction converted to a church by the Crusaders, some Crusader structures of the 12th-13th centuries, a number of 14th century Mamluke additions, as well as additions made by the Ottomans in the 16th century.
        At present, the Tripoli Citadel is made up of four floors and is 130 meters long and 70 meters wide. The citadel includes an old hammam (public bath), three prayer houses, a jail, a stable for horses, halls for the commanders and important officials, large halls (for the soldiers, ammunition, and artillery), wells, water reservoirs, basins, graveyards, large open spaces for military exercises and parades, and more than 100 rooms of different dimensions. The citadel also includes 10 gates down in its walls, some of which open towards the “Abou Ali” river while the others lead to the bazaars in the old city. The towers of the citadel are 15-20 meters high and include several cannon windows. The wall of the citadel is 2 meters wide and overlooks Tripoli, the “Mina” (harbor), the islands, and the route to Beirut as well as that to Homs (in Syria). The eastern wall faces a charming natural amphitheater of grand dimensions composed of the Cedars Mountains and the “Kadisha” canyon. The Tripoli Citadel also overlooks the “Takiyyat alDaraweesh alMawlawiyah”, located some 200 meters western to the citadel.
          The Tripoli Citadel is one of the largest and oldest military fortresses in Lebanon. It was founded by the Arab commander “Sufyan ben Mujib alAzdi” in 636 CE. Later on, the Fatimids constructed a mosque inside it during the 11th century CE. The commander and Count of Toulouse “Raymond of Saint-Gilles” enlarged the fortress in 1103 CE. When the Mameluke Prince Seyfedeen Asandamor Kourji ruled Tripoli state (698-709 H/CE 1299-1309), prosperous constructions emerged in all directions in the city of Tripoli. He widened the Fort and changed it to a big castle in 707 H/CE 1307 by building some towers inside. The Ottoman Sultan “Selim ben Selim the First” commissioned the construction of the northern tower that includes the main gate of the citadel. The present state of this large fortress is largely the result of extensive restoration work by Mustapha Barbar Agha, governor of Tripoli at the beginning of the 19th century.

        1. PROPHET.T Avatar
          PROPHET.T

          I’d love to visit the northern part  of Lebanon,and  especially Tripoli,and Baalbak. It is a shame  that most  people of my  generation  grew  up during  war periods, where  it  was impossible( or too risky)  for school kids to  go on a school  trip further  than  your  eyesight.
          Back to work now.later all

  17. Avatar
    Anonymous

    Guns making noise in Tripoli again … must be Friday …

    1. geo metro Avatar
      geo metro

      5th i have never made it to tripoli but i saw a postcard of it with a huge castle and i am intrigued and curious if you can actually go inside.
       may i ask if you still live there ? i went to jbail on my last  trip and returned  3 days in a row and still could not get enough of the castle in that  city

      1. Avatar
        Anonymous

        Hi Geo .. Not living there … but have friends and visit.
          And yes, there is much to see … hopefully before too many RPG’s and bombs hit the stuff, or it’s built over – and building over or in front of seems to have been popular since before the crusades. 🙂
        If you really like castles, the re-construction by Mussolini on the island of Rhodes is a must-see.

        About the ‘fort’ or ‘castle’ … not sure which you meant  … there are 2 ‘Citadels’ – so my best bet is that you mean the second one I put here.  Here’s some info on both … 
        ———————
        The Citadel of Raymond de Saint-Gilles, also known as Qala’at Sanjil in Arabic, is a citadel and fort in Tripoli, Lebanon. It takes its name from Raymond de Saint-Gilles, the Count of Toulouse and Crusader commander who started its construction on a hilltop outside Tripoli in 1103 in order to lay siege to the city. In AD 1102 Raymond de Saint-Gilles occupied the hill which overlooks the valley, the town and the coast. He decided to transform this position, which he called Mont Pelerin (Mt Pilgrim), into a fortress. The original castle was burnt down in 1289, and again on several subsequent occasions.
          It was rebuilt (1307-08) by Emir Essendemir Kurgi, and was added to right up until the 19th century. As a result, only the foundation stones remain of the original construction.The first entrance is a huge Ottoman gateway, over which is an engraving from Süleyman the Magnificent, who ordered the restoration (yet again) of ‘this blessed tower, that it may serve as a fortified position until the end of time’. After this there is a bridge across a moat dug by the Crusaders. Inside the castle is a muddle of architectural styles and features, reflecting the different occupants and stormy history of the city. Though it’s fun to explore independently, take a guide from near the entrance if you really want to know more about the citadel’s history. There’s no fixed fee for a guided tour, but expect to pay somewhere in the region of LL20,000.
          The best exterior view of the castle can be had from the east bank of the Nahr Abu Ali, perfect if you’re able to ignore the cascades of rubbish floating by in winter, and the pungent aroma of muddy river bed during the summer months.
        This citadel should not be confused with the massive Citadel of Tripoli, built by the Arabs in 636 and subsequently enlarged and modified by the Fatamids of Egypt and, later, by the Crusaders and Ottomans.
        ———————
        Citadel of Tripoli: 
        The citadel has been renovated and changed many times during its history. Today, the castle’s main features are an octagonal Fatimid construction converted to a church by the Crusaders, some Crusader structures of the 12th-13th centuries, a number of 14th century Mamluke additions, as well as additions made by the Ottomans in the 16th century.
        At present, the Tripoli Citadel is made up of four floors and is 130 meters long and 70 meters wide. The citadel includes an old hammam (public bath), three prayer houses, a jail, a stable for horses, halls for the commanders and important officials, large halls (for the soldiers, ammunition, and artillery), wells, water reservoirs, basins, graveyards, large open spaces for military exercises and parades, and more than 100 rooms of different dimensions. The citadel also includes 10 gates down in its walls, some of which open towards the “Abou Ali” river while the others lead to the bazaars in the old city. The towers of the citadel are 15-20 meters high and include several cannon windows. The wall of the citadel is 2 meters wide and overlooks Tripoli, the “Mina” (harbor), the islands, and the route to Beirut as well as that to Homs (in Syria). The eastern wall faces a charming natural amphitheater of grand dimensions composed of the Cedars Mountains and the “Kadisha” canyon. The Tripoli Citadel also overlooks the “Takiyyat alDaraweesh alMawlawiyah”, located some 200 meters western to the citadel.
          The Tripoli Citadel is one of the largest and oldest military fortresses in Lebanon. It was founded by the Arab commander “Sufyan ben Mujib alAzdi” in 636 CE. Later on, the Fatimids constructed a mosque inside it during the 11th century CE. The commander and Count of Toulouse “Raymond of Saint-Gilles” enlarged the fortress in 1103 CE. When the Mameluke Prince Seyfedeen Asandamor Kourji ruled Tripoli state (698-709 H/CE 1299-1309), prosperous constructions emerged in all directions in the city of Tripoli. He widened the Fort and changed it to a big castle in 707 H/CE 1307 by building some towers inside. The Ottoman Sultan “Selim ben Selim the First” commissioned the construction of the northern tower that includes the main gate of the citadel. The present state of this large fortress is largely the result of extensive restoration work by Mustapha Barbar Agha, governor of Tripoli at the beginning of the 19th century.

        1. PROPHET.T Avatar
          PROPHET.T

          I’d love to visit the northern part  of Lebanon,and  especially Tripoli,and Baalbak. It is a shame  that most  people of my  generation  grew  up  in a  war periods, where  it  was impossible( or too risky)  for school kids to  go on a school  trip further  than  your  eyesight.

        2. PROPHET.T Avatar
          PROPHET.T

          I’d love to visit the northern part  of Lebanon,and  especially Tripoli,and Baalbak. It is a shame  that most  people of my  generation  grew  up  in a  war periods, where  it  was impossible( or too risky)  for school kids to  go on a school  trip further  than  your  eyesight.

  18. josephphdman Avatar
    josephphdman

    all your life general you have been acting out of your guts instead of your brain, you have fought the syrian army in the past ,on your own  , you just did not now you were were at war with russia not syria ,there 15000 russian military advisors along helping the syrian army in lebanon ,so it took russia and syria both countries fighting you to defeat you , and you and your tiny army have lots of courage and guts to declare war against russia by yourself , but you did not use your brain , if you would have had 15,000 marines from the us helping you you would have never lost the war, in war  mr general you need allies , and what you did does,t make you a good leader ,you have brought  destruction against your country  and the lebaneese people , by acting unilateral ,you shoulld have known that you were up against the russian 15000 military advisors who were helping the syrian army fight you , if you were a wise leader you would have weighed your power and seeked help from the us it would have been only fair ,because the syrian army had russian generals and soldiers helping fight the lebaneese army ,without those russians military experts the syrian army are worthless they would,nt even know how to load a canon sell ….,but you are a man with no common sense and you act from your guts not with your brain and you  do not qualify to lead lebanon and the lebaneese state.

    1. libnan1 Avatar
      libnan1

      He hoped that Lebanese wise guys will join the fight to liberate Lebanon on our own. NO, they joined the Syrian army to defeat the Lebanese army. My answer is Aoun was 20 ahead of his time, now all of a sudden everyone wants what he was fighting for 20 years ago.

      1. josephphdman Avatar
        josephphdman

        libnan1, you could,nt risk a nation and a state and thousands of people,s life based on hope ,what aoun did was stupid,criminal acting on his own , he should have gained all other lebaneese approval before he declared war of liberations,
        it is the same problem we have today with ha declaring war unilateral,all this stupid people should not act unilateral ,they do not live in the country alone and they do not own the state ,the declaration of war should only be on the order from the lebaneese state,when they gain the majority votes by lebaneese congress to authorize such war ; not from militia,s and gangs and outlaws,lebanon will not heal unless you eliminates those crimials and disarm all foriners on its soil ; the palestinians and the persians groups ,until then the only power should be the state and the lebaneese governement, the country will start moving forward and in the positive direction

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    Anonymous

    all yourlife general you have been acting out of your guts instead of your brain, you have fought the syrian army in the past ,on your own  , you just did not now you were were at war with russia not syria ,there 15000 russian military advisors along helping the syrian army in lebanon ,so it took russia and syria both countries fighting you to defeat you , and you and your tiny army ou have lots of courage and guts to declare war against russia by yourself , but you did not use your brain , if you would have had 15,000 marines from the us helping you you would have never lost the war, in war  mr general you need allies , and what you did does,t make a good leader ,you have left defeat andthe us  destruction against yourcountry  and the lebaneese people , by acting unilateral ,you shoulld have known that you were up against the russian 15000 military advisors who were helping the syrian army fight you , if you were a wise leader you would have weighed your power and seek help from the us ,but you are a man with no commen sense and you act from your guts not with your brain and you  do not qualify to lead lebanon and the lebaneese state, actually the new governement should look at charging you with crimes you have committed against the state and the lebaneese people. 

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

      He hoped that Lebanese wise guys will join the fight to liberate Lebanon on our own. NO, they joined the Syrian army to defeat the Lebanese army. My answer is Aoun was 20 ahead of his time, now all of a sudden everyone wants what he was fighting for 20 years ago.

      1. Avatar
        Anonymous

        libnan1, you could,nt risk a nation and a state and thousands of people,s life based on hope ,what aoun did was stupid,criminal acting on his own , he should have gained all other lebaneese approval before he declared war of liberations,
        it is the same problem we have today with ha declaring war unilateral,all this stupid people should not act unilateral ,they do not live in the country alone and they do not own the state ,the declaration of war should only be on the order from the lebaneese state not from militia,s and gangs and outlaws

  20. PROPHET.T Avatar
    PROPHET.T

    It  amazes  me that ylibnan has  ignored  the most  shocking News Story Of TheDay; Patriarch Al-Rai interview with Alarabyia where he expressed his understanding of Assad’s stance, voicing his concern over a transitional stage in Syria that “might threaten the Christians of the East.”
    During a conference for France’s bishops on Thursday, Patriarch Rai hoped that more opportunities would be given for political reforms which have been started by Assad.Here what he said:  “I want to be objective.President al-Assad started a series of political reforms. More opportunities should be given for internal dialogue and supporting reforms”.
    He added that “it is in the interest of Lebanon that Syria lives in peace”, stressing his concern over what is happening in the region and that the imageof Iraq is haunting him.According to daily star,Rai said:”They wanted a democracy in Iraq and this democracy claimed many lives … The international community and France should think about where we are heading. Is it toward extremist, violent governments or toward dividing the Arab world?”
    He also expressed some kind of understanding to HA weapons. Are we witnessing a major shift in Bkirki’s politics, or is it just a slip of tongue?

    1. 5thDrawer Avatar
      5thDrawer

      Maybe why the shooting in Tripoli on Friday? … hmmm ….

      1. PROPHET.T Avatar
        PROPHET.T

         Or ,Maybe He knows  what  you and I  don’t!!!!

    2. shankarees Avatar
      shankarees

      Amazing!  How did he go senile so quickly and almost yesterday he got elected patriarch?  Absolute power corrupts absolutely!

    3. libnan1 Avatar
      libnan1

      We have a brave Patriarch. He was never a Aouni either.

    4. 2160John Avatar
      2160John

      It’s either he’s a good patriarch, kind of similair to john paul 1 where he was trying to change the corruption of the Vatican.
      Or he’s going in line with the new Vatican stance of being anti-Israel because they want their biblical end of days hogwash war against the Israelites and they are prepping him up.

      Either way if what you say is true then he seems quite reasonable unlike his predecesor

      1. shankarees Avatar
        shankarees

        The anti-Israel Biblical end of the world B.S. is just that rubbish interpretation and non-Christian but cultic fringe Protestant interpretation of Revelations.  Unless the council of Maronite Bishops had asked him to relay that, he should have kept silent on this subject because what he said is rubbish. 

      2. PROPHET.T Avatar
        PROPHET.T

        John, this should not be a reason to think of him as a good patriarch or not.  No doubt,  He is a good  Patriarch.
        This is strictly a calculated political move on his part, and most likely as you said, a view which is  in line with official Vatican stance to preserve and protect Christianity in the historic birth place of Christianity.

  21. PROPHET.T Avatar
    PROPHET.T

    It  amazes  me that ylibnan has  ignored  the most  shocking News Story Of TheDay; Patriarch
    Bshara al-Rai interview with Alarabyia where he expressed his understanding of Assad’s stance, voicing his concern over a transitional stage in Syria that “might threaten the Christians of the East.”
    During a conference for France’s bishops on Thursday, Patriarch Rai hoped that more opportunities would be given for political reforms which have been started by Assad.Here what he said:  “I want to be objective.President al-Assad started a series of political reforms. More opportunities should be given for internal dialogue and supporting reforms”.

    He added that “it is in the interest of Lebanon that Syria lives in peace”, stressing his concern over what is happening in the region and that the imageof Iraq is haunting him.

    1. Avatar
      Anonymous

      Maybe why the shooting in Tripoli on Friday? … hmmm ….

      1. PROPHET.T Avatar
        PROPHET.T

         Or ,Maybe He knows  what  you and I  don’t!!!!

    2. Avatar
      Anonymous

      Amazing!  How did he go senile so quickly and almost yesterday he got elected patriarch?  Absolute power corrupts absolutely!

    3. Avatar
      Anonymous

      We have a brave Patriarch. He was never a Aouni either.

    4. Avatar
      Anonymous

      We have a brave Patriarch. He was never a Aouni either.

    5. Avatar
      Anonymous

      It’s either he’s a good patriarch, kind of similair to john paul 1 where he was trying to change the corruption of the Vatican.
      Or he’s going in line with the new Vatican stance of being anti-Israel because they want their biblical end of days hogwash war against the Israelites and they are prepping him up.

      Either way if what you say is true then he seems quite reasonable unlike his predecesor

      1. Avatar
        Anonymous

        The anti-Israel Biblical end of the world B.S. is just that rubbish interpretation and non-Christian but cultic fringe Protestant interpretation of Revelations.  Unless the council of Maronite Bishops had asked him to relay that, he should have kept silent on this subject because what he said is rubbish. 

      2. PROPHET.T Avatar
        PROPHET.T

        John, this should not be a reason to think of him as a good patriarch or not.  No doubt,  He is a good  Patriarch.
        This is strictly a calculated political move on his part, and most likely as you said, a view which is  in line with official Vatican stance to preserve and protect Christianity in the historic birth place of Christianity.

  22. geo metro Avatar
    geo metro

    prophet, lets do a little test to see if your theory works.

    Leo please come back we miss you!

    now everyone else enter hug to leo with your signature.

    1. PROPHET.T Avatar
      PROPHET.T

      Watch  him  make  me look  bad  by playing a counter  reverse-psychology  on  me.lol
      Hugs Leo.lol

  23. geo metro Avatar
    geo metro

    prophet, lets do a little test to see if your theory works.

    Leo please come back we miss you!

    now everyone else enter hug to leo with your signature.

    1. PROPHET.T Avatar
      PROPHET.T

      Watch  him  make  me look  bad  by playing a counter  reverse-psychology  on  me.lol
      Hugs Leo.lol

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