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Originally Posted by morrison And they are wrong.. |
Granted
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Originally Posted by morrison This is wrong, it was Lahoud Addoum and Jamil elsayed the cabinet wasn't even knowing of it, go ask gaby el Murr.. |
Mr morrison, for a Doors fan, you are too obedient to authority.
I wonder what kind of prime minister whose cabinet is not informed of a decision of such magnitude, and does not even utter a word of condemnation or hint towards it.
Please Mr, do not insult our memory and intelligence, we were here too you know and we still remember how decisions were made and who got the honor of implementing them.
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Originally Posted by morrison Yet there is fine line between the two, so why try to break it... |
I also have to disagree on this particular point. The line is crystal clear, if you don't respect the system and a person's right to resolve differences in court under the elegant rhetoric of "protecting freedom of expression" you are undermining the court and influencing the rule of the judge.
Bottom line is, the wave of protest against Michel Aoun's decision to go to court is "intellectual" hypocrisy since the record of those who are politicizing this issue are neither that keen on "freedom of expression", nor do they grasp the difference between journalism and libel.