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Originally Posted by Chaos  What your preaching is very demoralyzing, i wonder how you are conciliating your citizenship in USA with your lebanese one knowing that the first ennemy of the lebanese and oriental christianity is USA.
USA for the sake of it's dearest allies:Israel and KSA is persecuting the middel east christians since decades.
We are trying and will survive, and if there is a place where we should go it wiil be not the USA. |
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First, it is not my fault that the facts of the screwed up political system in Lebanon is demoralizing. The Lebanese were given the chance to change and they opted not to, preferring instead to remain under the tutelage of Hariri's goons.
Second, like 300 million Americans, I am an American with roots from somewhere else. There are Lebanese, Italians, English, Scots, Irish, etc... After I was born, my father refused to register me as a Lebanese saying that since I am born with an American passport, there is no need for a Lebanese one. His attitude used to bother me in the past, but now I realized how wise he is and how I did not see it.
Third, do not mix the American people with American foreign policy. Not everybody I know agrees with our international politics, but come election time, we vote for who does the best job for America and how these candidates would make our lives better. Too bad the Lebanese cannot emulate such a standard.
Fourth, I did not ask you or anybody else to immigrate to the US. Canada btelba2 lal libneniyyi aktar since they like to do nothing and get money from the government for doing nothing.
So, Chaos, get off your high horse, and instead of nagging about what the Americans do and don't do in Lebanon, either cure the Lebanese voters from their Stockholm Syndrome, or do like 1,000,000 other Lebanese did, and try to get an immigration visa to a country that respects and looks after its citizens.
Either way Lebanon's fate is very dark because the Cazas where the opposition won this year might not be the case in 2013. Remember that 600,000 Palestinians will be granted Lebanese citizenship. That means Hariri will have at least 300,000 (Palestinians ≥ 18 years old) around Lebanon and can move their Nfouss wherever he needs to tilt the results of the future elections (no pun intended) in their favor. The Palestinians will not be settled in regions that are dominated by Shiites and Sunnis since these groups are already very homogenous and vote for a certain party, while the Christian population is fractured between two camps: Aouniyyi on one side and "3azrayel wala Aoun" on the other. This is where the Palestinian card is going to be played, and Zahle was just a preview of things to come.
Of course, we have idiots in March 14 who do not a give a rat’s a$$ about what is happening and will happen as long as Aoun does not win.
Therefore, yes, I see a very bleak future for Lebanon thus, though demoralizing, it is best for you and for the future of your children to live in a country where you would be appreciated and valued.
Best regards,
Amirkani min asl libnene
1st July 2009
