All Hezbollah related subjects in this thread

[Busfeir]

Originally Posted by Abou Sandal

I like when some come over here and expose their skills in strategy and geopolitics,based on the fact that all others are either idiots or morons.

If the shoe fits...

[Abou Sandal]

Originally Posted by Busfeir

If the shoe fits...

Building stategical "theories" on "ifs" and "Buts" is called,in the best case,wishful thinking,and in the worst, delusion.Good luck.

[Busfeir]

Originally Posted by Abou Sandal

Building stategical "theories" on "ifs" and "Buts" is called,in the best case,wishful thinking,and in the worst, delusion.Good luck.

Actually, defense strategy is based entirely on "if's" and "but's". It's called war games, assessing different strategic options and scenarios, etc.

I know that it is very uncomfortable for most FPMers to raise the subject of Syria and to what extent we are serving her interests these days, but sticking our heads in the sand is just not smart politics.

[Tayyar Keserwen]

Originally Posted by Busfeir

I know that it is very uncomfortable for most FPMers to raise the subject of Syria and to what extent we are serving her interests these days, but sticking our heads in the sand is just not smart politics.

Dude, what are you talkin about?!

[Busfeir]

Originally Posted by Tayyar Keserwen

Dude, what are you talkin about?!

Tayyar Keserwen,

I'm talking about the law of unintended consequences.

FPMers should know better than anyone else what price Lebanon has historically paid as a result of the policies of its brotherly neighbor.

The whole "we fought Syria until Syria left Lebanon and so now there is no need to fight" excuse doesn't fly with me. I'm not saying that we shouldn't have good diplomatic relations with Syria. I'm saying that we should lend each other sugar but keep our doors locked at night.

In other words, I think that while Syria's leaders probably think the MOU is awfully sweet and well-intentioned, they have other plans. We should be wary.

[Tayyar Keserwen]

Originally Posted by Busfeir

Tayyar Keserwen,

I'm talking about the law of unintended consequences.

FPMers should know better than anyone else what price Lebanon has historically paid as a result of the policies of its brotherly neighbor.

The whole "we fought Syria until Syria left Lebanon and so now there is no need to fight" excuse doesn't fly with me. I'm not saying that we shouldn't have good diplomatic relations with Syria. I'm saying that we should lend each other sugar but keep our doors locked at night.

In other words, I think that while Syria's leaders probably think the MOU is awfully sweet and well-intentioned, they have other plans. We should be wary.

Ma khtalafna, i still hold so much grudge against Syria, and still consider it not-trustworthy. One can never forget the 30 years of atrocities committed during its occupation, and the atrocities it is still committing today towards the Lebanese freedom fighters still disappeared/missing/jailed in Syria (in addition to other domains where Syria undermines Lebanon's sovereignity and respect as a neighbouring country).

But still, what you have just said does not justify your following quote:

''I know that it is very uncomfortable for most FPMers to raise the subject of Syria and to what extent we are serving her interests these days, but sticking our heads in the sand is just not smart politics.''

La ''law of unintended consequences''w la ballout...Any country that thinks it can occupy Lebanon will be faced by FPM'ers, be it the Vatican or Syria.

In anycase, we are diverting from the topic of the thread (although it is kinda broad i gotta admit hehe)

Regards

[Kasparov]

Originally Posted by chafic

A Hezbollah MP, Ammar, had just addressed another MP,, in the Lebanese parliament, Atallah, saying : You have to purify your maw (or ni3ak in Arabic) before talking about Hezbollah". Respect to the level of speech of Hezbollah, but also to their sense of democracy. Well, I think that fits in "All Hezbollah related subjects".

Don't you feel insulted as a human being that Attallah is an MP ? epsilons like him deserve Ammar, he is very good in putting a leech on such people, pathetic.

[Abou Sandal]

Islamic resistance-Air force-reconnaissance unit

[roeshieroe23]

فوجئ مسؤولون بعدم تجاوب عدد من الدول مع طلب لبنان تزويد الجيش اسلحة ثقيلة بسبب اعتراض اسرائيل على ذل

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Annahar

[tsedek]

Originally Posted by Kasparov

So Israel invaded lebanon in 1982 to eliminate HA ?

that time it was the PLO. what's the difference? both organizations attack Israel.