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YA Needfortruth ... you still don't get the story and my message!! this particular cirme has nothing to do with Samir Geagea. He wasn't in command of the LF back then. He was a high ranking officer in the LF. But it's his duty like any other party loyal leader to protect his party's past and defend it.
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So according to this, HA today has nothing to do with the wrong doings that you are accusing him of. As for his weapons and current situation, HA has been legitimized by the previous Lebanese government that Geageais were part of and the 'Itifa2 el Rouba3i' and the current government today that Geageais are also a part of.
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So if you want to start digging Mass graves, you will find out that all parties are guilty. Go back to the onset of the civil war and tell me how many Christian villages in the Bekaa and Akkar regions were emptied and destoyed. This all happen before the LF was founded!! so do you want to seek the truth or you just want to focus on Samir Geagea because he opposed GMA's policies (or lack of) in the late 80s??
Rgrds,
Elie
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I am with digging all of it and leaving nothing left. I personally as most of the average Lebanese have nothing to worry about. Anyone who committed war crime should be prosecuted, and if someone I support politically today is proven guilty, I have no problem taking away my support from them. So why not open all these files? Why not?
The biggest mistake is to let all the warlords roam free after all they have done to people, and worse, is simply allow them to forgive each other, forgive themselves as if all that happened was simply business that had to be done. What these people have done is war crimes. And no one I know considers war crimes to be forgivable.
If focusing on Geagea is bothering you, I again am with digging all the 'graves'. But every time we mention Geagea, we don't have to consider all the crimes first so we can discuss his crimes.
In my opinion what makes Geagea worse than others is that most of his crimes after taking over the Lebanese Forces were against other Christians. As Christian I take issue with him more than I would with an enemy.