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Originally Posted by WiseCookie  FPMers have obviously come a long way since 2005. One has to simply look at the archives to see how opinions have dramatically changed. Accusations of being zionist imperialist agents are flying left and right which pretty funny.
Anyway, the problem is that Hizballah is growing stronger by the minute, because no one is setting its limits. It is acting as a state within a state. The government did not remove its right to resist, but it's placing restrictions on its way of operations. The question in itself is flawed because the government also did not mention anything with the weapons, but Hizballah like the Syrians ties everything to its weapons.
The phone lines are apparently part of its weapons, which is an absolutely ridiculous argument, because the phone lines are simply not weapons. If you people actually want a true government to be built, you should know that the restrictions are important to keep it within the law. Hizballah did not ask the government if it could place these lines, which goes beyond its role as a resistance. Furthermore, the threats launched by Hizballah are a simple representation of how they hold the Lebanese state. They want a Lebanese state that is subservient to them and not the other way around. |
- the phone lines were one of the secrets of success in july 2006, and HA's weapons have always been directed toward our official ennemy, israel.
Before expressing your discomfort about hearing FPMers refuse supporting the zionist plan in the area, you should go ask the so called prime minister (who definitely needs a blood test) to declare that he is not against the zionist plan in the area.
-What do you call a state where the ISF becomes the military wing of hariri's militia, the national university, the airport and everything in lebanon become called after him? I call it Hariristan. If you insist on using the expression of state wihin a state, say it the right way, a state within hariristan.