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Wahhab slams Lebanon’s disassociation policy

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wahab attacks stlFormer minister  and Arab Tawhid Party leader Wiam Wahhab slammed the Lebanese government’s policy of disassociation from the conflict in Syria and described it as cowardly.

“The disassociation policy is cowardliness, escape and villainy; these descriptions do not apply to us – unlike many others,” Wahhab , a staunch ally of Hezbollah and the Syrian regime said during a prayer session held in honor of party members who were killed in Syria while fighting against rebels.

He also pledged that his party will take part in the Syrian war alongside the regime’s army.

“The Arab Tawhid Party will not allow itself to disassociate from what is happening in Syria…disassociation from this conflict between good and evil is a major crime,” he added.

Last week, the Arab Tawhid Party announced that five of its members were killed in Syria during clashes with rebels.

Lebanon adopted last year the Baabda declaration as its official policy to dissociate it from the conflict next door . But the war in Syria and the direct involvement of Hezbollah and its allies are threatening Lebanon’s polity, economy and society, and “obstructing” the work of Lebanon’s Parliament and the formation of the new cabinet.

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16 responses to “Wahhab slams Lebanon’s disassociation policy”

  1. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Another idiot who takes politics to a prayer-meeting.

    1. SaifAddawla Avatar
      SaifAddawla

      again same argument i presented to fawzia: if all what one herd does and says is idiot and wrong while all what the opponent herd does and says is intelligent and right, this renders your objective and value judgement nihil; please be advised

  2. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Another idiot who takes politics to a prayer-meeting.

    1. SaifAddawla Avatar
      SaifAddawla

      again same argument i presented to fawzia: if all what one herd does and says is idiot and wrong while all what the opponent herd does and says is intelligent and right, this renders your objective and value judgement nihil; please be advised

  3. Leborigine Avatar
    Leborigine

    Once again…’Who let the Dogs out’?!
    There is nothing worse than treason, so this thing should really crawl back under the rock it came out from.

  4. Leborigine Avatar
    Leborigine

    Once again…’Who let the Dogs out’?!
    There is nothing worse than treason, so this thing should really crawl back under the rock it came out from.

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    Guest

    Wahhab sounds like Wahabi

  6. Guest Avatar
    Guest

    Wahhab sounds like Wahabi

  7. Maborlz Ez-Hari Avatar
    Maborlz Ez-Hari

    Does this creep wear eyeliner as well?

  8. Maborlz Ez-Hari Avatar
    Maborlz Ez-Hari

    Does this creep wear eyeliner as well?

  9. Fauzia45 Avatar
    Fauzia45

    ^Slamming Lebanon s disassociation policy^,is ^the major crime^!!!!!!

    1. SaifAddawla Avatar
      SaifAddawla

      when everything said by one herd is not accepted while everything said by the opponent herd is accepted this renders objective and value judgement nihil. One herd cannot have it all the way right and the opposite herd cannot have it all the way wrong; please get advised

  10. Fauzia45 Avatar
    Fauzia45

    ^Slamming Lebanon s disassociation policy^,is ^the major crime^!!!!!!

    1. SaifAddawla Avatar
      SaifAddawla

      when everything said by one herd is not accepted while everything said by the opponent herd is accepted this renders objective and value judgement nihil. One herd cannot have it all the way right and the opposite herd cannot have it all the way wrong; please get advised

  11. SaifAddawla Avatar
    SaifAddawla

    I believe parties and individuals should be free to decide for themselves so long their decision does not affect the country’s decision as a whole, the latter should be decided in a democratic way…then we ask ourselves where are the institutions in Lebanon? there are none…..then ask yourself the question: what happens if annusra takes over in syria, which is as probable as me becoming the next president of usa; the answer to this question i leave it to your discretion but before starting to bark against this guy, which by the way i never considered a true lebanese, think of the consequences…. in politics there are no permanent allies and no permanent foes….sometimes you need to support an enemy because he is less lethal than another enemy of yours he is fighting against

  12. SaifAddawla Avatar
    SaifAddawla

    I believe parties and individuals should be free to decide for themselves so long their decision does not affect the country’s decision as a whole, the latter should be decided in a democratic way…then we ask ourselves where are the institutions in Lebanon? there are none…..then ask yourself the question: what happens if annusra takes over in syria, which is as probable as me becoming the next president of usa; the answer to this question i leave it to your discretion but before starting to bark against this guy, which by the way i never considered a true lebanese, think of the consequences…. in politics there are no permanent allies and no permanent foes….sometimes you need to support an enemy because he is less lethal than another enemy of yours he is fighting against

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