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Originally Posted by Order Reform and Change how can you reform and change when you are not the decision maker
how can you reform and change when you have the most corrupted persons in the government and yo ucan't do anything about it ? |
Parliament.
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Originally Posted by Order you're talking about the electoral low... how can they ask for the proportional electoral law when FM LF PSP and the others don't even want the Qaza law ..? when you can't get what you want because they have the majority then you try to get the best that you can get and try to ask for better |
LF proposed the small districts and the Boutros law, which approximately both figure in the FPM "program", but well....
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Originally Posted by Order because after the Ghazy kin3an Hariri law in 2005 FPM learned the lesson and better get a not bad law and ask for a better one then have an awful law |
When the "program" was written and was bragged about for months, FPM was well aware that elections were taking place under the 2000 law.
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Originally Posted by Order Bristol clowns are the allies of the current government i didn't see them asking for any reform and not complaining about any neither
oh maybe they reformed the Holly friday we should thank them for that |
What does the Holy Friday have to do with this. Arguably, many ministries were doing a good job. In the opposite case, reformists should have better monitored governmental work in the parliament, had these first believed in anything such as a democracy.
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Originally Posted by Order when you are not the decision maker you can't apply any of the reforms you claim you want to do so until FPM can participate effectively in the government you can't judge them. |
Of course you can, through the Parliament. Next time include a notice in your electoral program : "Don't expect us to do a thing, but expect us to go in the opposite direction of reform, in case we're not a majority. Beware populace!".
And of course, closing the parliament, supporting militias, building on sectarianism, dealing with the state as a pie for sect leaders all go in the opposite direction of reform or change. No delusions here.
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Originally Posted by Order plus it's honor that Reform and change reached Syria if they decided to reform and change it's good news for lebanon especially that Syria declared that they are going to open an embassy in lebanon
When FPM were demanding of a country to country relation with syria all the 14 Feb gang were crying and shouting here goes the Syrian agents
and now we see them asking for the same things we asked for 3 years ago |
I think that part is of little relevance.
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Originally Posted by Order Geagea is struggling and all his gea3gea3a is just to put some pressure on Hariri so that he'll give him one or two ministers that's all it's the usual Cassette he has been singing nothing new |
I couldn't care less about the government formation, or about Geagea's intentions. I was just highlighting some valid points he made.
18th June 2008
