Here you go guys, for those of you that want to make your voice be heard stand up and count against those Syrian Iranian
ps offcourse the Saudi's are not paying for this, this is from Ammouni's hard earned money.
Lebanese Kataeb Abroad
American Lebanese Assembly
1728 Wisconsin Ave, NW. Suite 133. Washington. D.C 20057.
Ph: 202-531-4551. E-mail:
alassemby1@gmail.com
Lebanon at a crossroad and your vote makes a difference
The American Lebanese Assembly calls on all American Lebanese to stand up and count in Lebanon’s most challenging time. Either our people secure the sovereignty and independence of Lebanon or we return to the days of darkness and occupation.
In March 2005, the people of Lebanon led the Cedar Revolution and released themselves from the tight grip of Syria’s occupation, cruelty and persecution.
The Lebanese Parliament failed to ratify a proposal to allow Lebanese expatriates to vote in the upcoming spring elections, under pressure from the Syrian-Iranian cronies, including Hizbullah, Amal, Aoun Movement, the Syrian Nationalist and Ba’ath parties.
The ALA calls on all American Lebanese at all political, social, communal and organizational levels to encourage and facilitate active participation in voting. The ALA will work with March 14 representatives to facilitate the trip to Lebanon in order to participate in the elections that will demarcate Lebanon’s freedom, independence and sovereignty.
To obtain more assistance with registration for voting and trip information please call:
John Faddoul: 216-789-0280 (Ohio), Tony Helou: 703-598-7999 (Virginia/Maryland), Joe Rached: 813-610-6100 (Florida), Charbel Moussa: 202-531-4551 (Washington D.C), David Chehade: 732-563-5200 (New Jersey),
Fahim Gemayel: 440-579-1100 (Ohio), George Eid: 502-797-3159 (Kentucky), Hamid Kantara: 713-589-4440 (Texas).
Our country needs us, do not remiss our national duties!!
Your individual vote will contribute to our collective freedom.