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Originally Posted by chafic  Vego, I'm not looking to convince you or show you anything. You're free to take the info or leave it. |
This is not how things go. When one makes an accusation, one is obliged to provide the proofs to back up his claims. Till now, apart from the author of the article, no one has caught sight of this fatwa. Strange, no? Otherwise, never again criticize any article which bases its entire arguments on "reliable sources".
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FM is an armed militia as much as FPM is.
Regarding liberalism, FM is socially and politically more liberal and moderate than Hezbollah.
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Hilarious!! I watched FM militiamen in May 7, and know about FM financial support (if not more) for the fighters in Tripoli against the Alawists.
As for FM being liberal politically, where does that show exactly? or is wearing ties and suits enough these days to be liberal?
About moderation, in the religious practices aspect, yes FM is more moderate than HA. But in the sectarian aspect, they're the same.
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 That's an argument totally devoid of any logic. Since many parties advocating Islamic ideologies already exist, the government can't just refuse that others join the club.
Are you against the creation of Islamic parties to begin with? If not, why are you criticizing "giving licenses" to such parties?
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mmm, u kinda got a point there.
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It's not a statement as much as it is a deduction. Although the Saudi regime is terrible, it's much less detrimental than the Iranian one is being to Lebanon.
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That's by far a totally erroneous deduction. The saudi regime has been quite busy arming sunni factions against the evil HA, and telling FM's leadership what to do and how to behave. Not to forget the massive influx of saudi money today to defeat FPM electorally.