2009 Parliamentary elections - Who will you vote for?

[Red Phoenix]

Originally Posted by Dry Ice

No one is asking him to be out of FPM's political line

On the contrary, he went beyond FPM's electoral program and actually worked on his own personal activisim, one of them being the release of Lebanese prisoners in Syria which he has been known for.

That's what was mean by



Now if you get me another candidate on C&R's list but that has much less credentials than Mkheiber, I would definitely vote the latter first and then look outside C&R for candidates that might have better credentials.

ok DI, thx for info, but for some strange reason we always debate completely different topics and not necessarily different arguments hehe

so i will peacefully give up now to u and surrender cuz i was talking about something and u were talking about something else

[Dry Ice]

Originally Posted by Red Phoenix

ok DI, thx for info, but for some strange reason we always debate completely different topics and not necessary different arguments hehe

so i will peacefully give up now to u and surrender cuz i was talking about something and u were talking about something else

The topics that you feel are different are in fact inter-related issues, regards.

[Red Phoenix]

Originally Posted by Dry Ice

The topics that you feel are different are in fact inter-related issues, regards.

i could swear to god that i just said 'i give up'...... heheheh

[Dry Ice]

Originally Posted by Red Phoenix

i could swear to god that i just said 'i give up'...... heheheh

Give up on what?

[Red Phoenix]

Originally Posted by Dry Ice

Give up on what?

i gave up on love and miracles.

[False Morel]

Even if I'd be in Lebanon during those elections, I am boycotting.

--------------

Originally Posted by Dry Ice

I have been advancing the candidate's own political agenda and personal background over its affiliated political line and would continue doing so.

My main requirements for a candidate are the following:

1. Ability to fight public and corporate corruption

2. Lobbying for and applying an emergency plan for the economy

3. Promoting regional development (as opposed to centralized)

4. Socio-Economic focus

5. Security and Military focus

DI, are you talking about the same parliamentary elections in Lebanon this very poll based upon?!

If so, could you elaborate a little more because I suspect you just missed the main idea of those elections!

[Dry Ice]

Originally Posted by False Morel

DI, are you talking about the same parliamentary elections in Lebanon this very poll based upon?!

If so, could you elaborate a little more because I suspect you just missed the main idea of those elections!

The points that I advanced are crystal clear, that is what I seek to vote MPs for...

Could you elaborate on the other hand about your perception of next year's elections?

[coralie]

akid akid akid ma fi chak my vote will go for the oranges , but i will chatib if on the liste there is names i dont trust .

[orange infection]

i am from kobayat - akkar
the 1960 law is the same as 2000 law for us
our votes will not count
so i will not vote , if any of my contacts can make a deal , like 100$ if i vote for someone , then i will vote for that person min ma ken , my vote will not change anything anyway and i really need the extra cash , otherwise , i will not go to my village w 3azzib 7ale when i can study in beirut since i will have my exams by the elections time

[False Morel]

Originally Posted by Dry Ice

Could you elaborate on the other hand about your perception of next year's elections?

Well, it's quite simple how the lebanese do the voting. You know how it goes..

There's no need for any elaboration on the process of choosing!

The criteria you are basing your choice upon are "out of bounds"!
You either relinquish and fit in, or stay out.