Netanyahu: Refugee problem to be solved outside of Israel

[BEAST]

Originally Posted by Abou Sandal

What FMers don't know, is that if Palestinians are naturalized in Lebanon, the first sect that will suffer is the Sunni sect, because it will have a new leader, and he will not be Lebanese and will not have Lebanese priorities on his agenda.

The Sunni block held by Hariri, and KSA behind him, will quickly chatter to the benefit of a new Sunni block...Controlled by Ramallah and Tel Aviv.

You can't be serious...right?

[nuknuk]

Originally Posted by Abou Sandal

What FMers don't know, is that if Palestinians are naturalized in Lebanon, the first sect that will suffer is the Sunni sect, because it will have a new leader, and he will not be Lebanese and will not have Lebanese priorities on his agenda.

The Sunni block held by Hariri, and KSA behind him, will quickly chatter to the benefit of a new Sunni block...Controlled by Ramallah and Tel Aviv.

More consistency please! You just said that naturalization will end FM which contradicts all your accusations against FM working for naturalization.

What kind of lawyer are you?

[Abou Sandal]

Originally Posted by BEAST

You can't be serious...right?

It all depends on towards whom you do think that Palestinians ultimately have loyalty.

Will it be Hariri?...KSA?...Or PLO?

[Abou Sandal]

Originally Posted by nuknuk

More consistency please! You just said that naturalization will end FM which contradicts all your accusations against FM working for naturalization.

What kind of lawyer are you?

I am very consistent...You are the slow one.

[nuknuk]

Originally Posted by Abou Sandal

I am very consistent...You are the slow one.

Naturalization will end FM, and FM is working for it. FM just doesn't know it because they're idiots unlike the guy who spends all his time on an internet forum.

Sure.

[Abou Sandal]

Originally Posted by nuknuk

Naturalization will end FM, and FM is working for it. FM just doesn't know it because they're idiots unlike the guy who spends all his time on an internet forum.

Sure.

What Hariri and KSA want...is not necessarily what Hariri and KSA will ultimately get.

Israel is not an honest partner. Israel do not give. It only takes.

PS: Spare me your 2 cents childish remarks if you want to continue this discussion.

[kashta]

the palestinian can solve their own issues if you ask me, they can go to saudi arabia or egypt, since they are majority sunni they can be absorbed there, why should we carry this load ? at least leave us alone, hek hek they will be naturalised. At least in egypt or saudi arabia the demographics won't change or they can go to jordan the alternative nation.

[Abou Sandal]

I repeat:

Hariri is working on naturalization on behalf of KSA, that made a deal with Israel and US to take over Lebanon.

FMers are mislead to think that such a deal would be to the benefit of the Sunnis in Lebanon.

KSA thinks that such a project would ensure its final grab of Lebanon.

That's if Israel is an honest broker...And assuming that the Palestinians will reliquish their loyalty to PLO, to the benefit of Hariri.

One thing people should remember:

Today, Palestinians are behind Hariri...Not because they love him...Not because he pays them.

But because he pays PLO who is also instructed by Ramallah to support Hariri and KSA.

But times can quickly change...

[nuknuk]

Originally Posted by Abou Sandal

What Hariri and KSA want...is not necessarily what Hariri and KSA will ultimately get.

Israel is not an honest partner. Israel do not give. It only takes.

PS: Spare me your 2 cents childish remarks if you want to continue this discussion.

Just give it up. You made an argument that naturalization is against FM's interests.

[Sami.NJ]

naher el bared was a lilttle test of whats comig. Can anyone tell us what ever happened to the 25,000 refugees of that camp? is it possible that some of them voted in Zahla? I hope that we can get a list of thier names? GMA and FPM needs to find out.
I think that alot of us were happy that the amy put an end to fateh el islam but i think the end result might have worked the way Saniora wanted it.
Now that they control Siada, Ain el helwa might be next.

Again, where are the 25,000 refugees?????