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Originally Posted by al_3teek  عندما تريد ان تبدو في موقع العارف بالامور
عليك ان تكون عارفاً بالفعل
وما كتب في المقال صحيح وما عليك سوى مراجعة السيرة الذاتية لدولة الرئيس السنيورة لتعلم انه بدأ بالعمل السياسي مع الشيخ رفيق منذ الستينات ايام حركة القوميين العرب
ولكنها مشكلة إن لم تسمع بحركة القوميين العرب وتريد ان تناقش في التاريخ |
please enlighten me on their militia work .. and tell me his LOOOOONG political LIFE as this guy claims.
I once spoke and helped some guys in the army, does that make me a man in uniform ?
Who, in Lebanon, was not involved in some ways, in a movement, party, etc
I searched the internet ... in many places, he is not known to be a big time politician and only joined the Hariri empire in the 80s.
Plus, what do you think of the article, Should we, judge a prime minister in bad times, to a man who has an act of humanity 30 years ago. ?? Does that shield him from criticism as a Prime minister ?
Former lecturer
Mr Siniora was born in 1943.
Like Mr Hariri, he grew up in the southern coastal city of Sidon in a Sunni Muslim family.
He attended the American School for Boys in Sidon and the American University of Beirut, where he gained an MBA. He speaks fluent English.
Mr Siniora's business career has been in banking and finance. He held a senior position in the Central Bank of Lebanon from 1977 to 1982.
He then joined Mr Hariri's growing business empire, running his financial interests. He is currently the chairman and managing director of Groupe Mediterranee - which encompasses four Hariri-owned banks.
During the 1970s he also lectured at the American University of Beirut and the Lebanese University.
His interests include a passion for Arab literature and writing poetry. He is married with three children.
2nd October 2008
