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Originally Posted by KingNothing Too bad he didn't realize it back in 1988. That would have been a great eye for the future, don't you agree? | Yes, I join the others.
Could you please tell us what age u were at that time?
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Originally Posted by Aounist05 If any one of you remembers the press conference he made about the taf agreement.
He told the reporters, the Taef is not made to be implemented, the Syrian won't leave because there is no clear schedule.
The reporters asked him, the partiarch, and Georges Saadeh agreed on it, is it possible that they didn't see that he replied:
"They have no vision"
My God everytime I remember this I have tears in my eyes.
There are plenty of other examples.
He as proven to me (at least) that he is a man of vision but in a country full of traitors.
At the top of these traitors the man in black called Sfeir | Yep the Taef, its baad, mkay! It didnt have a clear schedule, and that's bad, mkay. Kind of like the MOU, mkay.
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Originally Posted by joseph_lubnan Yep the Taef, its baad, mkay! It didnt have a clear schedule, and that's bad, mkay. Kind of like the MOU, mkay.
GMA was right about the Taef then. He is wrong about Hezbollah, Syria and Iran today. | You guys were wrong about Syria back then, and you are wrong about Syria and Hezbollah today! You have weird ideas about authoritah! | | | | | Orange Room Moderator
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Originally Posted by joseph_lubnan Yep the Taef, its baad, mkay! It didnt have a clear schedule, and that's bad, mkay. Kind of like the MOU, mkay.
GMA was right about the Taef then. He is wrong about Hezbollah, Syria and Iran today. | October 13 gang: Taef good VS GMA: Taef bad
October 13 gang: MOU bad VS GMA: MOU good
Exactly like TAEF.
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Originally Posted by joseph_lubnan Yep the Taef, its baad, mkay! It didnt have a clear schedule, and that's bad, mkay. Kind of like the MOU, mkay.
GMA was right about the Taef then. He is wrong about Hezbollah, Syria and Iran today. | Actually, that's already a good point you concede GMA was right about Taef... after 20 years.
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Originally Posted by joseph_lubnan Yep the Taef, its baad, mkay! It didnt have a clear schedule, and that's bad, mkay. Kind of like the MOU, mkay.
GMA was right about the Taef then. He is wrong about Hezbollah, Syria and Iran today. | But this is did not forbid your Patriarch from agreeing on it!
However he spent the next 15 years complaining about the result.
Which means whatever Sfeir does, we should go to the opposite because that would be the right thing.
If he is against the MOU, than he we should stick to it.
As for syria, it is now out of lebanon. Whether u like the regime there or not, it is not our job to change. Even Jombi has renounced on changing the regime. Suddenly he is remembering the old days.
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He has no great eye to the future wala ballout, it is common sense if a deal sponsored by Syria signed by the lackeys of Syrira and made about Syria going out then of course Syria won't go out, it is was an obvious and making a deal with other Lebanese to avoid tension is no seeing in the future, it is common sense and something that should happen with not only hezbolla but also with LF and FM. However the problem is the other leaders who are deeply sectarian highly ikta3iyyin and can't stand a man who is returning lebanon to lebanese which means the end for their robberies and mushroom living sucking the blood of the people. He is a just a man who has common sense close to the people and that's the reason everybody gangs against him. | | | | | Registered Member
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Originally Posted by joseph_lubnan Yep the Taef, its baad, mkay! It didnt have a clear schedule, and that's bad, mkay. Kind of like the MOU, mkay.
GMA was right about the Taef then. He is wrong about Hezbollah, Syria and Iran today. | It defies logic to classify wrong and right in Lebanon since it is all relative to different groups. What you can not deny is that GMA has a leadership quality throughout his political career that is not witnessed in other political figures of his time. His decisions affected the Lebanese political scene during and after the Syrian occupation, whether he held official position or not. he was vital in campaigning for the removal of occupation from ALL Lebanon and not specific area.
Joesph, It took long time for the Maronites and Sunni political echelons to realize what they had signed for and they paid heavy price in various aspects. Hopefully it won't be that long for us to judge his current political choices in Lebanon, otherwise I am afraid that our relocation will be permanent! | | | | | Orange Room Supporter
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Great strategist, untimely tactician. Sees things way ahead of their time. Only focuses on what is substantial and far, and often trips on what is small and close by.
Depending on who is judging, one could say:
His great strategic vision is often hindered by some erratic and untimely short-term decisions...
OR
His short-term mistakes are later vindicated by his spot-on strategic vision...
Take your pick.
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Originally Posted by Amirkani Great strategist, untimely tactician. Sees things way ahead of their time. Only focuses on what is substantial and far, and often trips on what is small and close by.
Depending on who is judging, one could say:
His great strategic vision is often hindered by some erratic and untimely short-term decisions...
OR
His short-term mistakes are later vindicated by his spot-on strategic vision...
Take your pick.
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I can tell you one thing he tells the truth w bi hezzzzz l koun kel mara byi7ki thats for sure. | | | |  | | |
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