FM has more support amongst Christian loyalists, than LF and Kataeb

[LebReporter]

Originally Posted by FBM

proving again that FM is a party for all lebanon

(eventhough it is mostly sunni it is also open to all others)

Well let me tell you about FM in the old version it was only for Beiruties the rest were not part of Hariri father interests rest were level2 citizens regardless of the religon. Now Saad needs the sunni to show they are targeted for there existence so he is trying in west bekaa and North.

[Libnene Qu7]

A Christian who supports FM is someone who does so out of self preservation. It is understable, though low-levelled.

A Christian who supports Kataeb is lazy and living in fantasy land. He believes that the "good old" days will return when all the fuedal families are in power.

A Christian who supports LF is either an angry pimple-faced teenager or a masochistic adult with self-made laceration marks on his back.

[Red Phoenix]

Originally Posted by hannaalsayssa

1-absolutely,fm is a moderate party torn between ben laden wa al zawahiri.the sad part is some christians heads are so high up in sa3doun **** that they are just blinded , that the name brown nose does not fit their description anymore ( more like brown heads)..

2-DOES KESERWAN sounds familiar..yalla natreenkoum , unless KESERWANITES ARE NOT CHRIISTIANS AGAIN LOLLLLLLLLLL

yes, u see, a LFer finds it difficult to visualize in his head other christians in this country that don't give a rats tale about his dagger-cross, his love for racist phobia, his mob mentallity, and his accute lack of intelligence.

so u see, even though we wiped the floor with them clean in 2005 and we will repeat the house cleaning in 2009, blind LFer and Kataeb can't seem to see that fact ever happening as they keep their eyes closed as their face wipes the floor clean and is used as a cleaning wipe.

if the election law was different? no, if only LFers stopped smoking pot then things would seem different..

[FBM]

Originally Posted by LebReporter

Well let me tell you about FM in the old version it was only for Beiruties the rest were not part of Hariri father interests rest were level2 citizens regardless of the religon. Now Saad needs the sunni to show they are targeted for there existence so he is trying in west bekaa and North.

FM was for lebanon since 1979 way before its creation FM will remain for all the lebanese untill the end of time

[Red Phoenix]

Originally Posted by FBM

FM was for lebanon since 1979 way before its creation FM will remain for all the lebanese untill the end of time

you forgot to say amen :)

[FBM]

Originally Posted by Red Phoenix

you forgot to say amen :)

i was scared youd all think im a religious fanatic :)

[Observer]

Originally Posted by ElieCedar

Observer....M14 will run everywhere, but they are going 1st after Jumblatt in Shouff before he changes his mind ;-)
Elie

Thank you. :-)

[Observer]

Originally Posted by FBM

FM was for lebanon since 1979 way before its creation FM will remain for all the lebanese untill the end of time

I do not know how hard are you will keep trying on changing history. I have never seen people who blatantly try to change history more than FM. I mean the very first and most outrageous claim of FM in which they try to belie and change history is the claim that Rafik Hariri was against Syrians. But I have never heard this claim of yours. FM was on 1979??????????? What the heck are you talking about.?

[joseph_lubnan]

Perhaps FPM today has more support in the Shiite community than it has in the Christian community. In 2004 it had a net zero support in this community, but through persistent principles and never flipfloping on sovereignty issues, or armament outside the context of the state, FPM succeeded in attracting an unprecedented almost complete support from the Shiite community. This is what I call reaching to all Lebanese, and across the boundaries of sects, by capitulating all the way. All political Lebanese entities are made of the same rotting fiber.

[Diabolo_7]

Originally Posted by joseph_lubnan

Perhaps FPM today has more support in the Shiite community than it has in the Christian community. In 2004 it had a net zero support in this community, but through persistent principles and never flipfloping on sovereignty issues, or armament outside the context of the state, FPM succeeded in attracting an unprecedented almost complete support from the Shiite community. This is what I call reaching to all Lebanese, and across the boundaries of sects, by capitulating all the way. All political Lebanese entities are made of the same rotting fiber.

Joseph

Sorry to burst your bubble, you might want to see Judith Palmer Harik, "Between Islam and the System: Popular Support for Lebanon's Hizballah," The Journal of Conflict Resolution ( Vol. 40, No. 1), March 1996, p.52.

Cheers