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Originally Posted by kmarthe  Now that Michel Murr showed his true colors, I think GMA should never leave a place for him on the C&R list, it is not worth it. A guy like this can never be trusted, and he will never provide any good for fighting corruption. Therefore, a good and efficient candidate must be chosen to face Murr. I could not find better than Ghassan Rahbani for the following reasons:
1- He is capable of reaching out to many Lebanese in general and Metniotes in particular. Under the current attack and propanaganda against FPM, it is important that FPM's message be conveyed to as many citizens as possible, so the messenger has to be somebody who can attract a wide audience.
2- Ghassan represents the spirit of youth and revolution. We need new faces and better representation for FPM. Even though many of the current FPM officials and MPs are good, but new candidates with higher charisma are essential.
3- Ghassan has his special and artistic means to make FPM's message heard. He also knows to turn on, not only FPM activists, but many many of our reluctant supporters.
4- Ghassan is somebody on whom GMA and FPMers can rely, he never betrayed the cause and never back stabbed FPM.
This is my personal opinion, what do other forumers and, eventually FPM officials, think ? |
Michel El Murr's true colors never faded, they were always out there, he never changed sides, he never became (or tried to show that he's) a better man.
He was always a corrupt person and he'll always be.
The problem with FPMers is that, for one reason or another, they decided to forget about all that as long as he's voting for them.
A couple of weeks ago, Murr was better than the traitors of 14 chbat (because he was still in the C&R block) now that he's out, he's a traitor.
Guys, Michel el Murr is one tens of others who support the FPM for personal gains, please please please stop defending the undefendable.
We're lucky that Murr showed his true colors now to wake some people up, hopefully Berry, Wahhab and others will do the same and call the FPM jalabit so that some of you could see the light
5th February 2009
