advanced search
Contact Us tayyar.org
 
The Orange Room - forum.tayyar.org
 



Notices
The Orange Room Discuss anything related to Lebanon, Lebanese Politics, Breaking News and Live Updates on Major Events related to Lebanon & the World

Closed Thread
 
LinkBack Thread Tools Search this Thread
  (#71 (permalink)) Old
Registered Member
 
Learned's Avatar
 
Offline
Posts: 821
Thanks: 23
Thanked 189 Times in 102 Posts
Last Online: 31st August 2009
Join Date: Thu Aug 2006
View Learned's Photo Album
Default 16th August 2009

Quote:
Originally Posted by jimy86leb View Post
Why on earth i have to pay the price of a cause i don't believe in? ... I don't want to delete israel from the map, I want to be like other arabs who signed peace with Israel ...
Fine. Go to the Israeli's then, tell them you want to sign a peace treaty, and beg them not to bomb you the next time they attack Lebanon. Lets see where that gets you.

If this is your choice, then so be it. But as of today, the Lebanese state - not just Hezbollah - considers Israel its enemy and is still officially at war with Israel. Direct contact with the Israeli regime, according to Lebanese law, is treason. Hezbollah, according to the the ministerial statements of past successive governments, has the right to defend the country. You want to change all this? Great, go run for public office and see how far you get.

Quote:
Originally Posted by jimy86leb View Post
Hezbollah is nothing but a branch of the Khomeini regime in Iran. Everybody witnessed how that regime treat its people ! Now its clearer to me how Hezbollah would treat people who oppose him and especially those in the South !
Think what you want. Demonize Hezbollah till you roll over and die. Without giving legitimacy to your perversion of reality though, if you really believe what you say, then ask yourself this: Why is it that, according to you, "Hezbollah is nothing but a branch of the Khomeini regime in Iran", and yet commands the loyalty of some 96% of Lebanon's Shia, and either admiration, respect, or recognition from an overwhelming majority of the Lebanese people?

There is, of course, a reason for this - and it doesn't just have to do with what Hezbollah represents. It has to do with what people like you represent, the reality and nature of the alternative that you suggest, your attitude towards Lebanese Shi'as in particular, and your idea and vision of the Lebanese entity in general.

The unfortunate part for you is that you will never change this attitude, and everything that you dream of and represent will aspire to nothing but vulgar idolatry denounced by the wise, and your ilk are destined to become reviled relics of a dark and despondent age in Lebanese history. That which you seek, by your means and your methods, will never come to fruition.
Sponsored Links
  (#72 (permalink)) Old
Registered Member
 
e.kid's Avatar
 
Offline
Posts: 364
Thanks: 113
Thanked 49 Times in 40 Posts
Last Online: 1 Day Ago
Join Date: Thu Aug 2006
View e.kid's Photo Album
Default 16th August 2009

Quote:
Originally Posted by NewB View Post
The US and Mexico have peace. Yet both countries have an army and are ready for war if that is required. Why do you want lebanon to be a weak country and you want peace with an enemy?

You must be the one whose brainwashed not the south. The south ashraf minnak w min yali bifakir mitlak.
Whoever said we want lebanon to be weak without an army ???
we just want a real lebanese army, under the government orders, not a hybrid ISLAMIC resistance/militia/army.
i want lebanon to be strong, with a strong army, and at peace with all of its neighbors, and without relinquishing our rights in water and land

"Ashraf" is a relative term
The south and its people are suffering because someone choose to fight for the palistians/syrian/Iranian
how sad ...
  (#73 (permalink)) Old
Registered Member
 
jimy86leb's Avatar
 
Online
Posts: 45
Thanks: 11
Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts
Last Online: 45 Minutes Ago
Join Date: Sun Feb 2007
View jimy86leb's Photo Album
Default 17th August 2009

Why on earth i have to pay the price of a cause i don't believe in?
Fighting Israel is not my religious duty !
... I don't want to delete israel from the map, I want to be like other arabs who signed peace with Israel ...
Hassan Nasrallah spoke like he represented all the Lebanese ! i hope he won't mess with israel in the future and destroy Lebanon again ..



Why you cant accept History and stop living in clouds. Israel exist and will keep on existing. We must do like other arabs and sign peace with Israel.

Why the Lebanese people have to pay the blood and the economic price of fighting Israel while other arabs have touristic exchange programs with Israel ?

Hezbollah is nothing but a branch of the Khomeini regime in Iran. Everybody witnessed how that regime treat its people ! Now its clearer to me how Hezbollah would treat people who oppose him and especially those in the South !

In 2006, it was a nightmare to live the war. The human casualties, the infrastructure, the bridges, ... I don't want this to happen again !
Quote:
Originally Posted by theMightyRedV View Post
You dont need to pay the price of anything. you can join the rest of the shurafa tanning their toes and asses while Lebanon is under attack.

Why should you care when rafada and Iranians are dying - they have no place in Lebanon anyway.

Why don't you join them in the next war that they've planned and help eliminate the majoos iranian existence in Lebanon?

Mess with "israel" ? Its fruitloop wanabe's like yourself sitting behind their computer that heckle and try and mock the lions of the resistance who shed their blood and souls to defend the land of the cedar from an "israeli" war of imposed destruction that make me say TFEH 3ala hek sha3eb.

Allah ye7mi wu yensor aslak ya Sayyed Hassan.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Learned View Post
Fine. Go to the Israeli's then, tell them you want to sign a peace treaty, and beg them not to bomb you the next time they attack Lebanon. Lets see where that gets you.

If this is your choice, then so be it. But as of today, the Lebanese state - not just Hezbollah - considers Israel its enemy and is still officially at war with Israel. Direct contact with the Israeli regime, according to Lebanese law, is treason. Hezbollah, according to the the ministerial statements of past successive governments, has the right to defend the country. You want to change all this? Great, go run for public office and see how far you get.



Think what you want. Demonize Hezbollah till you roll over and die. Without giving legitimacy to your perversion of reality though, if you really believe what you say, then ask yourself this: Why is it that, according to you, "Hezbollah is nothing but a branch of the Khomeini regime in Iran", and yet commands the loyalty of some 96% of Lebanon's Shia, and either admiration, respect, or recognition from an overwhelming majority of the Lebanese people?

There is, of course, a reason for this - and it doesn't just have to do with what Hezbollah represents. It has to do with what people like you represent, the reality and nature of the alternative that you suggest, your attitude towards Lebanese Shi'as in particular, and your idea and vision of the Lebanese entity in general.

The unfortunate part for you is that you will never change this attitude, and everything that you dream of and represent will aspire to nothing but vulgar idolatry denounced by the wise, and your ilk are destined to become reviled relics of a dark and despondent age in Lebanese history. That which you seek, by your means and your methods, will never come to fruition.
Khomaini's way !! You make me a traitor just because i have another point of view ...

If you want to delete Israel from the map, just do it from Iran, Syria, Jordan or Egypt ... Enough using the Lebanese to fight religious wars. I repeat, not all Lebanese have the religious duty to delete Israel from the map.

We do not need to beg Israel not to attack us. Egypt, Jordan have touristic exchange programs with Israel and they do not beg Israel !

The Shia in the south are behind Hezbollah for pure religious reasons ! Not to mention the services offered by Iran through hezbollah to the people in the South (Schools, Hospitals, ...)

Why on earth Syria is allowed to have negociations with Israel ?

Anyway, be sure that history will always go forward ... and people living in the dark ages will be defeated !
The Following User Says Thank You to jimy86leb For This Useful Post:
e.kid (17th August 2009)
  (#74 (permalink)) Old
Orange Room Supporter
 
Abou Sandal's Avatar
 
Online
Posts: 9,895
Thanks: 1,460
Thanked 2,400 Times in 1,498 Posts
Last Online: 1 Minute Ago
Join Date: Mon Jun 2007
View Abou Sandal's Photo Album
Default 17th August 2009

Quote:
Originally Posted by jimy86leb View Post
We must do like other arabs and sign peace with Israel.
You call that "peace"? No thanks!

Activists urge government action over Jordanian prisoners in Israel

Activists urge government action over Jordanian prisoners in Israel



A relative of a Jordanian prisoner takes part in a demonstration outside
the Prime Ministry on Sunday (Reuters photo by Muhammad Hamed)



By Mohammad Ben Hussein

AMMAN - Activists and families of Jordanian prisoners in Israel on Sunday staged a sit-in near the Prime Ministry urging the government to secure the release of dozens of Jordanians imprisoned in Israeli jails.

Organisers said the event was held to mark the one-year anniversary of the release of four Jordanian prisoners who were previously serving life sentences for cross-border attacks on Israel.

Last year, the government released Sultan Ajlouni, Salem and Khaled Abu Ghalioun along with Amin Al Saneh after they spent nearly two decades in Israeli jails.

The government secured the release of the men according to an agreement with Tel Aviv in July 2007, which stipulated they serve 18 months in Jordanian jails.

The detainees, however, were released last August according to an article in the Penal Code stipulating that inmates on good behaviour serve three quarters of their time in prison, months ahead of their scheduled release date in January 2009.

During yesterday’s protest, parents, brothers, sisters and children of prisoners held banners urging the release of Jordanians currently in Israeli jails.

A mother of a prisoner who is serving 11 life sentences was overwhelmed with emotion, sobbing as she spoke of her plight since the arrest of her son, who has been in prison for seven years on charges of attempted attacks.

"I am living a nightmare. I cannot do anything in my life. I can’t even sleep at night," Um Mohammad told The Jordan Times near the Prime Ministry, where she was surrounded by family members.

The father of Laith Keilani, who has been missing in Israel for four years, wants to know the fate of his son.

"I don’t know if my son is alive or dead. He is a Jordanian citizen and the government is responsible to find out what happened to him," he said as he held a poster for his son.

"The government in Amman is to blame for the fate of prisoners. It does not seem to care about them," said Maysara Malas, president of the National Committee for Prisoners and Missing Persons in Israel, noting that the latest figures show there are 29 prisoners in Israeli jails.

Malas said the prisoners can only be released if one of the Palestinian factions manages to negotiate a prisoner exchange.

Following the demonstration, Minister of State for Prime Ministry Affairs Thouqan Qudah on Sunday met with families of Jordanian prisoners and stressed that the government is following up on the cases of Jordanians prisoners not only in Israel but across the world. He added that the government will continue talks with Israel to ensure the release of all Jordanians in Israeli jails, the Jordan News Agency, Petra, reported.

Meanwhile, Mohammad Fayez, director of the Consular Department at the Foreign Ministry, said the ministry is organising a visit to Israel after Eid Al Fitr for families of prisoners.

17 August 2009


Jordan Times
  (#75 (permalink)) Old
Registered Member
 
Learned's Avatar
 
Offline
Posts: 821
Thanks: 23
Thanked 189 Times in 102 Posts
Last Online: 31st August 2009
Join Date: Thu Aug 2006
View Learned's Photo Album
Default 17th August 2009

Quote:
Originally Posted by jimy86leb View Post
Khomaini's way !! You make me a traitor just because i have another point of view ...

If you want to delete Israel from the map, just do it from Iran, Syria, Jordan or Egypt ... Enough using the Lebanese to fight religious wars. I repeat, not all Lebanese have the religious duty to delete Israel from the map.

We do not need to beg Israel not to attack us. Egypt, Jordan have touristic exchange programs with Israel and they do not beg Israel !

The Shia in the south are behind Hezbollah for pure religious reasons ! Not to mention the services offered by Iran through hezbollah to the people in the South (Schools, Hospitals, ...)

Why on earth Syria is allowed to have negociations with Israel ?

Anyway, be sure that history will always go forward ... and people living in the dark ages will be defeated !
I'm having trouble deciding if your self-victimization is due to low self-esteem or the result of some intrinsic tendency to misunderstand simple written English on your part.

I didn't make you into a traitor because you have another point of view. In fact, I didn't make you anything. If you consider yourself to be a traitor for some reason, that is your problem, but don't attribute it to me. I simply recounted the state's official position, and pointed out that if you have another point of view, then run for public office and change the law, and we will see how far you get. Was that so difficult to understand?

In any case, "deleting Israel from the map" is not anyone's religious duty, whether they are Shi'a or not, and Hezbollah isn't suggesting that it is. Second, both Jordan and Egypt represent repressive regimes, in power against the will of their own people, who are subservient to Israeli interests even as their own people are opposed to their policies towards Israel. Jordanian and Egyptian citizens don't even have the option of begging in order to attain their rights and political freedoms. They are blind, deaf, dumb, vulgar masses, repressed and dormant. We in Lebanon refuse to be rendered as such, and we refuse the Israeli notion of "peace", and Israel refuses our notion of peace. Third, the people of the South are not behind Hezbollah for purely religious reasons. Fourth, Syria isn't Lebanon. Let Syria do what Syria wants, and we in Lebanon aren't bound by what Syria does.
  (#76 (permalink)) Old
Registered Member
 
Learned's Avatar
 
Offline
Posts: 821
Thanks: 23
Thanked 189 Times in 102 Posts
Last Online: 31st August 2009
Join Date: Thu Aug 2006
View Learned's Photo Album
Default 17th August 2009

Quote:
Originally Posted by jimy86leb View Post
Anyway, be sure that history will always go forward ... and people living in the dark ages will be defeated !
In the convoluted helical progression of dialectic discourse that history represents, there are many sides. It is better to be on the right side of history at great risk and sacrifice, than to be history's bitch.
  (#77 (permalink)) Old
Registered Member
 
theMightyRedV's Avatar
 
Offline
Posts: 151
Thanks: 91
Thanked 58 Times in 37 Posts
Last Online: 1 Week Ago
Join Date: Mon Jun 2008
View theMightyRedV's Photo Album
Default 17th August 2009

Quote:
Anyway, be sure that history will always go forward ... and people living in the dark ages will be defeated !
can someone please get some mortein?
  (#78 (permalink)) Old
Registered Member
 
e.kid's Avatar
 
Offline
Posts: 364
Thanks: 113
Thanked 49 Times in 40 Posts
Last Online: 1 Day Ago
Join Date: Thu Aug 2006
View e.kid's Photo Album
Default 17th August 2009

Quote:
Originally Posted by jimy86leb View Post
In 2006, it was a nightmare to live the war. The human casualties, the infrastructure, the bridges, ... I don't want this to happen again !
You realy are stupid or something ?
The more infrastucture we loose, the more civilian lebanese dies, the more DEVINE the victory will become.
:)

To the rest, please let me know why the few prisonners released are worth more than the 1200+ who died ?
  (#79 (permalink)) Old
Registered Member
 
jimy86leb's Avatar
 
Online
Posts: 45
Thanks: 11
Thanked 5 Times in 5 Posts
Last Online: 45 Minutes Ago
Join Date: Sun Feb 2007
View jimy86leb's Photo Album
Default 17th August 2009

Quote:
Originally Posted by Learned View Post
I'm having trouble deciding if your self-victimization is due to low self-esteem or the result of some intrinsic tendency to misunderstand simple written English on your part.

I didn't make you into a traitor because you have another point of view. In fact, I didn't make you anything. If you consider yourself to be a traitor for some reason, that is your problem, but don't attribute it to me. I simply recounted the state's official position, and pointed out that if you have another point of view, then run for public office and change the law, and we will see how far you get. Was that so difficult to understand?

In any case, "deleting Israel from the map" is not anyone's religious duty, whether they are Shi'a or not, and Hezbollah isn't suggesting that it is. Second, both Jordan and Egypt represent repressive regimes, in power against the will of their own people, who are subservient to Israeli interests even as their own people are opposed to their policies towards Israel. Jordanian and Egyptian citizens don't even have the option of begging in order to attain their rights and political freedoms. They are blind, deaf, dumb, vulgar masses, repressed and dormant. We in Lebanon refuse to be rendered as such, and we refuse the Israeli notion of "peace", and Israel refuses our notion of peace. Third, the people of the South are not behind Hezbollah for purely religious reasons. Fourth, Syria isn't Lebanon. Let Syria do what Syria wants, and we in Lebanon aren't bound by what Syria does.
The gov. official position toward Israel are the the result of the civil war and the defeat of the Right by some Palestinians ,Islamic militant that came from all over the arab world (Syria, Lybia, ...) and others. Not to mention the 50 years of brainwashing of Lebanese by Israelophobic media.

If you live in a free society, you would go and say whatever you want. But in lebanon, you will be consodered a traitor and some religious cleric will legitimise your death .. and probably I will end up targeted the next day by a bomb under your car ! NO THANKS ... Khomaini like regime !!

The right side of History?
Khomaini like regime is on the right side of History? I hope you were on planet earth few weeks and realized how this regime treat its people.
Two people living in the past can't see the right side of History:
- Leftist living in the 70's and 80's
- Salladin army living in the dark ages


Its 2009 !
  (#80 (permalink)) Old
Registered Member
 
theMightyRedV's Avatar
 
Offline
Posts: 151
Thanks: 91
Thanked 58 Times in 37 Posts
Last Online: 1 Week Ago
Join Date: Mon Jun 2008
View theMightyRedV's Photo Album
Default 17th August 2009

Quote:
Originally Posted by e.kid View Post
You realy are stupid or something ?
The more infrastucture we loose, the more civilian lebanese dies, the more DEVINE the victory will become.
:)

To the rest, please let me know why the few prisonners released are worth more than the 1200+ who died ?
I don't know what school of thought you belong to, but morally - you have no concept of dignity. Firstly, Sayyed Hassan(ha) said that had he known "israel" was to initiate a war of the magnitude of 2006, he would not have ordered the operation.

And yes - when the whole world is against you - even some nehse7 vermin scum who are "lebanese" - and you fight with your blood, and shed the lives of those dearest to you in the face of a war THAT HAS BEEN PLANNED/PREMEDITATED/EXECUTED by "israel" and the free divine world of urs - when the whole world gives the green light for "israel" to demolish everything in Lebanon to weaken the morale and belief of the people, yet you see the people of the resistance rise up like lions and fight with their teeth and skin - you're **** right its more divine.

e.kiddy, Lebanon has a group of people that will always fight in the spirit of Karbala - something you will never comprehend. The spirit of Ashoura to the people of the resistance is the beat in their heart, and is the oxygen of their existence. This group of people is here to stay. And this group of people will do whatever it takes to uphold its dignity.

You either join them in building this country into one that upholds 3ezzi wu karaameh - or you dont. But not in your wildest dreams will this group disappear - theyre here to stay.
Closed Thread

  The Orange Room - forum.tayyar.org The Orange Room Main Forums The Orange Room

Tags
14th, 2009, anniversary, august, shn, speechthird, victory


Currently Active Users Viewing This Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
 
Thread Tools Search this Thread
Search this Thread:

Advanced Search

 
Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts

BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Trackbacks are On
Pingbacks are On
Refbacks are On

Forum Jump

Forums Directory