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Originally Posted by WiseCookie I agree, but what about foreign funded militia's ?
If you refuse to have foreign forces on Lebanese territory including the UNIFIL which is technically not a foreign force because Lebanon is a member of the UN, which is basically the same excuse given to Lebanon about the "Arab Detterent Forces" a.k.a the Syrian army. except that the UN doesn't run Lebanon. Then one should think of the consequences behind such a request.
You will be giving free reign to a foreign funded militia in the South, and also free reign for the Israelis in Lebanon, without having them the least bit predisposed to thinking twice about their actions. The Lebanese Army is in the South but let's be honest, what can it do ? Nothing at all. |
Before you ask this question, regarding foreign funded militias, you need to agree with the person you're debating with on who you're talking about, and how you each define them.
If the person you are asking the question sees the armed group in question as a resistance, then right off the get go you're both on different sides of the coin.
If you both agree that you are talking about a militia, then you're halfway to finding a common answer.
We have many ex-militia turned 'political parties' in Lebanon that have the history of foreign funding. As a matter of fact, every party in Lebanon has had foreign funds in their accounts.
As for the article, nothing to be taken serious. There are spies collecting intelligence from all over the world. Lebanon right now is a hotspot, and spies usually like to hang out in Lebanon rather than iraq.