Comments on: Hezbollah chief: Leave our arms alone

By: g j

g j — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 13:41:14 +0000

your arms should be cut off at the elbows your majesty Hassan Hizballah.

By: Dalal

Dalal — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:57:43 +0000

Sorry but I cant be that optimistic..all I see is history repeating itself only the major players have changed..perhaps am still angry at the factors of the bloody civil war that threw me at a young age millions of miless across the globe..at an age when I needed my friends, started discovering my social status and had dreams of becoming a jounalist to change a lot of things I felt strong about..my dreams were shattered and the war changed the course of my fate…My brother used to work as an offset printer for a newspaper in Beirut in the ’70s and he brought home newspapers so I used to read and didn’t like what I read..hmm perhaps am still yearning for the lebanon I was taken suddenly away from and I blame these same people and their sons in power today..I don’t believe anyone loved it the way one should.:(

By: Louay Faour

Louay Faour — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 18:39:49 +0000

Thank you Youssef
& yeh Dlal that can be the sad truth, however we must all deff. agree and say that our President is one of a kind, atleast head of the country and a good man.

By: Dalal

Dalal — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 14:11:24 +0000

Lebanon is more like a lost ship in stormy seas of politics…always sailing to unknown destination hoping for secure port and sane captain..

By: Youssef

Youssef — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 01:42:49 +0000

Well said Louay.

By: Louay Faour

Louay Faour — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 12:00:14 +0000

And plus, if ALL Christians and Muslims got along together SO well, we could sigh in relief. Thank God that there are no deep divisions, and hopefully there wont be.

By: Louay Faour

Louay Faour — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 11:56:15 +0000

Fauzia, no-one said the opposing or allied parties of and with Hezballah have no right to speak, everyone in Lebanon has the right to make statements and talk… Maybe Nasrallah meant by saying ‘Leave our arms alone’, which is actually bate, he doesn’t want dialogue over the arms, because Hezballah believe they have a responsibility, and an aim, ofcourse along with the national army, to liberate occupied lands… Syria might have already said that these lands are Lebanese, but does Israel give a damn!? No. So lets just be a bit more open minded, Hezballah could have forced Wilayat al Faqih along time ago if they wanted. But they wont and it seems now that they can’t.

By: Rafik

Rafik — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 00:03:15 +0000

I think all Lebanese factions, strong today weaker tomorrow, and vice versa, if you look at our history it is always like that so we should not bully each other, politics change,major powers change, if somebody is a true statesman and a true nationalist should extend their hand to each other Muslim or Christian, after all God never said you are better then the other so let us not kid ourselves.

By: fauzia

fauzia — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 22:37:22 +0000

I think i was misunderstood.I was commenting on what i read in the article .Hassan Nassrallah said that he wants to cooperate and join hands yet he warns the other side and tells them to ¨leave Hezbollah arms alone ¨. They,is Hezbollah.They are the ones who disregard the opinion of the others .I meant to say that the others who oppose them ,have a voice too. This is what I meant ,ALI.I agree with you .

By: Louay Faour

Louay Faour — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 22:36:19 +0000

Ali and the rest of you: I’M ALSO NOT A SHIAA, I did use to believe in the propaganda HEZBALLAH WANTS LEBANON AS A SHIAA STATE, but now I highly doubt it. This could have been possible maybe ages ago, but this WONT happen. Hezballah turned it’s weapon’s against the Lebanese, but so did other parties. Let us forget about it!