Future Movement's electoral campaign

[Diabolo_7]

Originally Posted by Saladin

So now Aoun is secular? He is the master of sectarianism. He always speaks of defending Christians rights, he even called Keserwen the capital of Maronites. As for Hariri in May 7, it was a sectarian battle, and had Saad didnt speak in a sectarian manner back then I would've cursed him.

ya mama

[GMA forever]

Originally Posted by zodiac

Saladin never talked secterian.. he didnt even use the word Sunnis in all his posts!
Its a shame how you "manifacture" secterianism and hate in all your threads...
Whoever Beirutis chose to represent them in the elections.. he will win beirut, and it will be "LAHOU"!

Before your post, I didn't see anybody talking about any kind of sects, whether Sunni or other. Scroll back to make sure if you like. Everybody was talking about Beirutees and none Beirutees.

Now this is how the likes of you inflame a situation, and turn every political debate into a sectarian clash, just because of your bankrupcy in politics.

Too bad there are still people not only in this forum, but also in Lebanon in general falling for such a cheap trick like zodiac just made.

You may enjoy inflaming a situation in a sectarian way, bas believe me ya zodiac, it will go back to haunt you and haunt everyone playing with fire in Lebanon.

[FBM]

Originally Posted by Danny Z

excuse my ignorance but how come ahel el nabatiyye ma byeswou frank bass ahel bayrout are represented by a guy who is born and raised in Saudi Arabia and his only relation to bayrout is that his ikhraj kayd is registered in a city in the same country that bayrout is in, Saida!
fasserlna kif innou abou saksouke a7a2 bi bayrout min ibn el ashrafiyye or ibn el da7ye. Ya3ni af7amatna...

.....................Moussa El Sadr....................


Born and raised in Iran
Educated in Iran
Spent his days with Khomieni
Came back to lebanon and started his own political movement....

[Saladin]

Originally Posted by GMA forever

Before your post, I didn't see anybody talking about any kind of sects, whether Sunni or other. Scroll back to make sure if you like. Everybody was talking about Beirutees and none Beirutees.

Now this is how the likes of you inflame a situation, and turn every political debate into a sectarian clash, just because of your bankrupcy in politics.

Too bad there are still people not only in this forum, but also in Lebanon in general falling for such a cheap trick like zodiac just made.

You may enjoy inflaming a situation in a sectarian way, bas believe me ya zodiac, it will go back to haunt you and haunt everyone playing with fire in Lebanon.

Are you kidding? He's the only one here who didn't take my posts in a sectarian manner. The rest here kept bombarding me with accusations of sectarianism or "Ta3assub Sunni" which is a clear indication of their sectarian frame of references.

[GMA forever]

Originally Posted by Saladin

Are you kidding? He's the only one here who didn't take my posts in a sectarian manner. The rest here kept bombarding me with accusations of sectarianism or "Ta3assub Sunni" which is a clear indication of their sectarian frame of references.

Man I am not stating an opinion here, I am just stating facts. Scroll back before his post and check for yourself. The talk was about Beirutees, not Sunnis!!!

Now if you consider Beirutees to be only Sunnis, then we have a problem here!

[LebReporter]

Originally Posted by FBM

.....................Moussa El Sadr....................


Born and raised in Iran
Educated in Iran
Spent his days with Khomieni
Came back to lebanon and started his own political movement....

7aka badri

He is Lebanese, he did make his own movement and he represented all Lebanon not only Beirut like Hariri dad did and about sa3doon he inherited it from his dad and he is from saida so he cant talk in the name of beiruties w2ila how he can and others cant?

watabka beirut majrouha

[FBM]

Originally Posted by LebReporter

7aka badri

He is Lebanese, he did make his own movement and he represented all Lebanon not only Beirut like Hariri dad did and about sa3doon he inherited it from his dad and he is from saida so he cant talk in the name of beiruties w2ila how he can and others cant?

watabka beirut majrouha

If Moussa alSadr is lebanese so is Saad, they both were raised outside of Lebanon, Saad has support all over lebanon not only beirut, ever been to tripoli akkar minie rashaya saida so on so forth... Eventhough saad might not be from bierut he represnts the beirutis better than kamal chatila w ma ba3ref mien..

[arman-i]

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أهكذا تكون صناعة المستقبل ؟

it's like : the future is where you will spend your life time paying debts :)

or , the future is promissing "you" that you will get old paying debts :)

[Diabolo_7]

Originally Posted by FBM

.....................Moussa El Sadr....................


Born and raised in Iran
Educated in Iran
Spent his days with Khomieni
Came back to lebanon and started his own political movement....

Dude

There is a minor detail that you omitted here...

the supporters of Moussa el Sadr are not testing people's DNA to see whether they are Beirutis or from Nabatiyye and Baalback...

Cheers

[FBM]

Originally Posted by Diabolo_7

Dude

There is a minor detail that you omitted here...

the supporters of Moussa el Sadr are not testing people's DNA to see whether they are Beirutis or from Nabatiyye and Baalback...

Cheers

thanks for reminding me

MAS also believed that weapons are the "decorations" of man, meaning that he believed that all men should carry arms...