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Future MP urges Nasrallah to go with all his fighters to Syria

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rahhal defA Future Movement MP blasted Hezbollah chief accusing him of dragging Lebanon into the Syrian civil war and calling on him to leave Lebanon and take all his fighters with him to Syria.

Commenting on yesterday’s speech of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, Future Movement MP Riad Rahhal said the Hezbollah chief assumed the roles of Lebanon’s defense and interior ministers and declared war.”

“Let Nasrallah move to Damascus and take along with him all the Hezbollah fighters so that he doesn’t drag us into a war,” he said in an interview with Future television.

Several other Future Movement bloc MPs blasted Nasrallah’s speech .

MP Mohammad Kabbara accused the Hezbollah leader of subservience to Iran in a statement released on Friday.

“Nasrallah is implementing a clear Iranian mission that aims to prevent the Syrian people from achieving victory and to shield President Bashar al-Assad and his Shabihas from falling.”

Kabbara also said that the Hezbollah leader inadvertently revealed in his speech that the Assad regime has become weak.

“Hasn’t it occurred to [Nasrallah] that he revealed in his speech that the Assad regime cannot protect itself and that it entrusted the militias of Nasrallah and the Shabihas with this mission?” the MP inquired.

MP Ahmad Fatfat slammed Nasrallah’s “decision to drag Lebanon into war ” during an interview with LBC

“He declared that he sidelines the Lebanese state and institutions and that he is not concerned with the policy of disassociation or Lebanese sovereignty… and took the decision to drag Lebanon into war.”

During a speech on Thursday, the Hezbollah leader responded defiantly to Israel’s recent air strikes in Syria, saying his group would receive advanced weapons from Syria and vowed to use all Hezbollah means to support the “liberation of the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights. ”

“We announce that we stand by the popular resistance in the Golan Heights and we offer both out military, financial and moral support in an effort to liberate the occupied territory.”

Nasrallah praised the Syrian regime’s reaction to the Israeli airstrikes:

“All the recent events that have taken place illustrate that there is strong leadership guiding Syria in the battle against the enemy with nerves of steel and great wisdom, as well as calmness and courage. This will achieve victory, God willing.”

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26 responses to “Future MP urges Nasrallah to go with all his fighters to Syria”

  1. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Good that someone agrees with us … 😉

    1. abdo Avatar
      abdo

      Correction there’s another person stupid as you fucking Zionist shit stains the sad part is whatever he says doesn’t mean a thing because we all know who flexes there nuts in Lebanon my dude so eat shit

      1. 5thDrawer Avatar
        5thDrawer

        Wow …. now I’m a Zionist. hahahahahahahha

        1. abdo Avatar
          abdo

          I read a lot of you’re comments I’d say so

          1. 5thDrawer Avatar
            5thDrawer

            Worth two fingers in the glass, I’d say. 😉 Still one cube. :-)))
            But really, you should read them ALL. 🙂

          2. Patience2 Avatar
            Patience2

            Why dilute it — forget the cube!

          3. American Infidels Avatar
            American Infidels

            no.. unlike you 5D comments with his brain,and looks at the whole picture.. You’re probably the one killing all the little kids in Syria..Seems your speed eh?Jerk,Hope you meet your Allah soon

          4. master09 Avatar
            master09

            Because someone disagree with one side does not mean he is with the other side. Read his comments WELL than open the brain a little. The issue is if someone does not say what you want to read does not mean he is a Zionist or what ever else it is you don’t follow or support.

          5. 5thDrawer Avatar
            5thDrawer

            Appreciate the thoughts, master and American … thanks. We run into this lack of logic at times – and those mental walls are really the hardest to understand – yet may be the simplest to explain when you consider the lack of opportunity some have had to see anything beyond their street, or hear any thought beyond local propaganda. Sad, really.
            Too often, all your life is instantly ‘assumed’ by one comment or one glance, or the clothes you wear. In some places, you wouldn’t dare voice any opinion – opinions can be interpreted in such strange ways sometimes – and you learn where those places are, or die. At least in here, I can walk away from it, and even if the language is offensive, have a chuckle. I shed tears when a whole society can’t see beyond the last house on the block.
            I fall back on good OLD Aristotle once again:
            “It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.”

            Although, of course, when I come up with what I feel is a good thought, I can only hope SOME agree and DO accept it. And .. If everyone dumps on me, I might lose confidence and go back to contemplating a smooth single malt. 😉

      2. 5thDrawer Avatar
        5thDrawer

        AL-RIFAI —- Best nuts anywhere. 😉

      3. Patience2 Avatar
        Patience2

        Bzzz … Bzzz … Bzzz

  2. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Good that someone agrees with us … 😉

    1. abdo Avatar
      abdo

      Correction there’s another person stupid as you fucking Zionist shit stains the sad part is whatever he says doesn’t mean a thing because we all know who flexes there nuts in Lebanon my dude so eat shit

      1. 5thDrawer Avatar
        5thDrawer

        Wow …. now I’m a Zionist. hahahahahahahha

        1. abdo Avatar
          abdo

          I read a lot of you’re comments I’d say so

          1. 5thDrawer Avatar
            5thDrawer

            Worth two fingers in the glass, I’d say. 😉 Still one cube. :-)))
            But really, you should read them ALL. 🙂

          2. Patience2 Avatar
            Patience2

            Why dilute it — forget the cube!

          3. American Infidels Avatar
            American Infidels

            no.. unlike you 5D comments with his brain,and looks at the whole picture.. You’re probably the one killing all the little kids in Syria..Seems your speed eh?Jerk,Hope you meet your Allah soon

          4. master09 Avatar
            master09

            Because someone disagree with one side does not mean he is with the other side. Read his comments WELL than open the brain a little.

          5. 5thDrawer Avatar
            5thDrawer

            Appreciate the thoughts, master and American … thanks. We run into this lack of logic at times – and those mental walls are really the hardest to understand – yet may be the simplest to explain when you consider the lack of opportunity some have had to see anything beyond their street, or hear any thought beyond local propaganda. Sad, really.
            Too often, all your life is instantly ‘assumed’ by one comment or one glance, or the clothes you wear. In some places, you wouldn’t dare voice any opinion – opinions can be interpreted in such strange ways sometimes – and you learn where those places are, or die. At least in here, I can walk away from it, and even if the language is offensive, have a chuckle. I shed tears when a whole society can’t see beyond the last house on the block.
            I fall back on good OLD Aristotle once again:
            “It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it.”

            Although, of course, when I come up with what I feel is a good thought, I can only hope SOME agree and DO accept it. And .. If everyone dumps on me, I might lose confidence and go back to contemplating a smooth single malt. 😉

      2. 5thDrawer Avatar
        5thDrawer

        AL-RIFAI —- Best nuts anywhere. 😉

      3. Patience2 Avatar
        Patience2

        Bzzz … Bzzz … Bzzz

  3. Constantin7 Avatar
    Constantin7

    A very witty MP !!! A good one: Go all to Syria !!!! lolll

  4. Constantin7 Avatar
    Constantin7

    A very witty MP !!! A good one: Go all to Syria !!!! lolll

  5. $17202239 Avatar
    $17202239

    Wouldn’t he be a little more intelligent though if he did the right thing and called the cross border attacks by the FSA/terrorists unlawfull and illegal acts of violation of sovereign territory by groups aligned with terrorists? If he allows some to attack his country as a Future MP, then one must consider his allegiance to Lebanon. Let us look at Turkey. The United Nations have placed anti missile batteries there to protect from illegal and unlawfull attacks across border into sovereign territory. Why are they also not installing these same anti missile batteries in Lebanon for the same reason, irrelevent of who the perpetrator is? Sounds again like this is one hell of a set-up war that was not thought out rationally once again. Remember that Turkey and Qatar are arming a fully declared Terrorist group (confirmed by the groups)whom the USA took to war, a lot of other countries to eliminate what is now being fully armed illegally. The USA have laws forbidding this as a war crime and so does the United Nations. Just 1 new USA made weapon or amunition in the hands of the Al Nusqra Front will have far reaching legal implications well into the next century with Trillions of dollars in lawsuits and war crimes for dragging other countries in to fight a war against terrorism only to have these same terrorists all re-armed again by their sworn enemies after 10 years of fruitless war. Think wise and think well. You cannot force other countries with threats of sanctions if they do not isolate these groups and join the fight against terrorism if you are then going to turn around and start arming these factions again. Further if Israel can be condemned for cross border attacks on Syria, then the FSA/terrorist groups are even more criminally culpable, as they are yet to officially become the true rulers of Syria of which they cannot whilst aligned with a world labelled terrorist group. This whole Arab Spring ( Egypt, Libya and now Syria ) stinks of US and Israel interference right from the start.

  6. ironore068 Avatar
    ironore068

    Wouldn’t he be a little more intelligent though if he did the right thing and called the cross border attacks by the FSA/terrorists unlawfull and illegal acts of violation of sovereign territory by groups aligned with terrorists? If he allows some to attack his country as a Future MP, then one must consider his allegiance to Lebanon. Let us look at Turkey. The United Nations have placed anti missile batteries there to protect from illegal and unlawfull attacks across border into sovereign territory. Why are they also not installing these same anti missile batteries in Lebanon for the same reason, irrelevent of who the perpetrator is? Sounds again like this is one hell of a set-up war that was not thought out rationally once again. Remember that Turkey and Qatar are arming a fully declared Terrorist group (confirmed by the groups)whom the USA took to war, a lot of other countries to eliminate what is now being fully armed illegally. The USA have laws forbidding this as a war crime and so does the United Nations. Just 1 new USA made weapon or amunition in the hands of the Al Nusqra Front will have far reaching legal implications well into the next century with Trillions of dollars in lawsuits and war crimes for dragging other countries in to fight a war against terrorism only to have these same terrorists all re-armed again by their sworn enemies after 10 years of fruitless war. Think wise and think well. You cannot force other countries with threats of sanctions if they do not isolate these groups and join the fight against terrorism if you are then going to turn around and start arming these factions again. Further if Israel can be condemned for cross border attacks on Syria, then the FSA/terrorist groups are even more criminally culpable, as they are yet to officially become the true rulers of Syria of which they cannot whilst aligned with a world labelled terrorist group. This whole Arab Spring ( Egypt, Libya and now Syria ) stinks of US and Israel interference right from the start.

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