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Originally Posted by Shuyu3i I am actually against Bassil retaining the portfolio just because he lost in the elections and this is what GMA said in 2005. He was a good minister better than most but we have to respect the peoples wishes. But that doesn't mean you have to lay into FPM. Hariri is using this as he sees fit which is wrong. He named the ministers that FPM were going to have for god sake!! I dont know how in his mind he thought that this is going 2 work.
My first and foremost priority is that the president regains his rights immediately so we can show these idiots and especially jouzou that the christians are not for sale!! |
You reasoning is baseless.
Firstly, give us a quote that Aoun said losers cant be in government?
Secondly, we never nominated Bassil. The majority spread his name in the media. Aoun said it was all rumours. Then when the attacks heated up, Aoun nkeyeh fiyoun now insists on Bassil.
Thirdly, it is up to C&R bloc to nominate it's OWN ministers and who represents it in government. This is our internal business. Whether we nominate Bassil or not, is none of their business. Another important point, since we believe in the seperation of powers and accountability, nominating non-MP persons is indeed true to our values. And to round up this point, Bassil represents FPM and C&R bloc didn't lose the elections. In fact it's representation increased. Therefore, C&R can choose anyone it deems fit and suitable to represent it.
Fourthly, on the Feb14 logic - give me a legal or constitutional basis that says losers cant be in government? The notion of rejecting Bassil' appointmnet based on no legal or constitutional grounds, is in itself an obstruction to government.
Fifthly, why wasn't Bassil nomination a problem in 2008? Even Abu Jamra? Mario Aoun? Marouni? N. Lahoud?
Sixthly, for humour purpose, can someone explain again, the logic of Feb14..... how, in their opinion, a a person who doesn't run at all, can be in govt, and is reflective of the will of the people?