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Originally Posted by Red Phoenix  the problem isn't that hizbullah wants to stick to its arms and that the (armed) angelinc febs want to dismantle it. no
the problem is that the febs don't want any form of defense against isreal be it hizbullah or any new body in the future, and here’s the deadlock.
they even don't want the lebanese army to be on serious vigil against israel. it's just bad for their political interests, they would much rather prefer having the army serve tea to the IDF.
here is the problem nothing more nothing less. hell will have to break wide open into heaven b4 the febs would allow the army to be equipped properly to face israel or syrian or anybody else. |
It's because the threat coming from Israel is not that amplified in the media as much as the threat coming from Hezbollah, Iran, Syria or Wi2am Wahhab is.
Some people don't even view Israel as an enemy state or better yet, as a terrorist state.
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Originally Posted by Red Phoenix they just need an army and security forces to police their hotel state.
the same trashy model we find everywhere in the gulf region.. |
They call it "Building a State". An appealing motto for the masses that should be always used as a contradiction to "militias". Much like the contradiction between a man wearing a suit and a man wearing khaki combat briefs. As long as the man is wearing a suit, he's allowed to transgress every moral or legal value, whereas the man wearing combat briefs is de-facto outside of the clean norm, guilty until proven innocent and an outlaw by nature.
5th September 2008
Omg.. it scares you?
