Comments on: Jumblatt: We achieved reconciliation in 2001 when Aoun was in exile

By: Michel

Michel — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 17:03:41 +0000

You must be kidding Mr Faour. You need to get your facts straight before you allege the “Pseudo-reconciliation”. History is repeating itself with Jumblatt and Aoun. THEY CANNOT BE TRUSTED, like a snake, you do not know when it’ll strike.

By: Louay Faour

Louay Faour — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 14:57:06 +0000

Michel and ‘Shame’.. SHUTUP! Don’t even dare go on about the Lebanese, whom you are yourselves, being idiots! So now its wrong to nuild on reconciliation? Its bad for these two former rivals to finally meet and for Aoun to step into this village for the first time since 1975? There might be some work for thei own benefits, but who wouldn’t do such a thing in the world!? Be wise and aware that if Lebanon doesn’t make peace with Syria, Syria, which you always blame for the murders, will be giving you more heart and headache.. You say one thing now then don’t want a better tomorrow. I support this reconciliation, and yes, some Lebanese might be doing wrong by looking up to these men as Gods, but never forget that this has been the case for quite some time. Would you say anything if Geagea and Nasrallah met? I hope not.

By: Michel

Michel — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 01:21:23 +0000

You are right: SHAME on the Lebanese people. These politicians are being treated like show puppets. They move and act when they are told to do so. Syria is the master of puppeteers and Jumblatt and Aoun are loving it because they always need someone to yank their chains. They have lost their self confidence and self esteem. Poor Lebanese.

By: George Haddad

George Haddad — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 00:02:55 +0000

So now the Jerk Aoun finds it easy to make peace with everyone except the Christians? Does he call himself the Pope or was it Syria who called him the Pope of the middle east. I guess Rosto Gazellah helped setup the Pope in exile with 15 millions dollars in his bag.. Why don’t Aoun visit the soldiers who are rotting in Syrian jails since he dragged them there with his defiance against Syria..Amazing how people quickly forget that this guy have no conscious and only care to accumulate wealth and put his family in power..And those highley educated idiots follow him..Oh well i hope he at least bring the Christians back to their homes or is this one of his games to promote his presidency..I sincerely hope he become president because the first people who will kill him are hizballah..

By: Shame

Shame — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 19:50:52 +0000

I agree. Shame on both of them. But most importantly, SHAME on the Lebanese people who still support them and follow them blindly. They don’t know what they are doing. They have no idea that the “orange” that they are excited about now is going to turn into $hit when the Syrian influence in Lebanon increases to previous levels or when the republic of Lebanon gets overwhelmed by the increasing Hezbollah dominance. Idiots, idiots, idiots!

By: Michel

Michel — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 17:54:41 +0000

Now we have two of a kind. No dignity left in either one of them. What a bunch of crooks, liars, opportunistic. Shortly, they will be lovers at the expense of the innocent and true Lebanese. What a country, leaders are suppose to stick to their position, beliefs and reach a compromise for the sake of unity, peace and prosperity. Not to sell their dignity and pride to get attention from Syria, so they can be elected. These are empty promises from Syria, they use you and dispose of you. Bunch of idiots, what a shame that a country like Lebanon is led by sheep herders, and the irony of it is that they (devotees) follow.
Wake up and be real. One cannot a politician, a religious leader, a criminal, an agent, a chameleon to serve his own purpose and aspiration and fail the public. shame on you Aoun, Shame on you Jumblatt