Will the FPM survive for the coming years ?

[MarcoPolo10452]

Originally Posted by coralie

you said this 18 houres ago



and you repeat the same thing 18 houres later ! are you trying to convince yourself or some FPMers in this forum with this ridiculous comment ?
leich aslan min ari la geagea3kon ... hating geagea al LOL... he does not even diserve this privilege believe me ! FPM existed in the first place as a resistence against the occupier and foreign interferences it never existed because of geagea . your giving him more credits then he diserve .

The LF also fought against the occupier. Geagea went to jail, Ramzi Irani was murdered, the LF took beatings, got arrested, etc. This happened while both our modern-day allies were living the good life, but your hatred for the LF is too strong to accept it. You guys were not the only heros from after October 13, 1990 - March 14, 2005. Give credit where credit is due.

Tell me what Sleiman Frangieh said was wrong. FPM wouldn't exist if not for Geagea. Aoun would still be close to the LF as he was until Geagea came along.

[MarcoPolo10452]

Originally Posted by Armenian

The reason why we will never see a better Lebanon... Unfortunately...

Same names, same leaders who stay on the top till they die...

Thank you!!

Michel Aoun isn't going to lead the FPM until death ya3ne?

[Armenian]

Originally Posted by MarcoPolo10452

Michel Aoun isn't going to lead the FPM until death ya3ne?

And who said GMA wasn't within the list I mentioned???

Thank you!!

[MarcoPolo10452]

Originally Posted by Armenian

And who said GMA wasn't within the list I mentioned???

Thank you!!

You did, by not highlighting his name as you did Amin, Frangieh, and Geagea.

[Armenian]

Originally Posted by MarcoPolo10452

You did, by not highlighting his name as you did Amin, Frangieh, and Geagea.

Read the text again, it wasn't talking about GMA... But if it makes you feel better then, here you go:

Originally Posted by J.Hanna

Yes, Sleiman Frangieh knows this and thats why he he positioning himself as GMA's #2 man. SF knows exactly what he's doing. SF knows that he is the best option for the anti-Geagea aounists. The man is only 44 years old, he has a long future ahead of him and he's banking on this huge investment on swallowing up the aounists into his party.

As for Amine, he 67 years old so he should be retiring soon and handing over leadership to Sami in the coming years. So untill then I think the Aounists will stay with Franjieh.

Samir Geagea is only 56 years old so unless some restructuring occurs within the LF, he is going to be around for a long time.

I expect Franjieh and Geagea to be the top two leaders within our community for the foreseeable future. Hopefully these two men are able to reconcile their differences and unite the Christians not necessarily in politics but at least under the cause of the existence and survival or community.

For me it is the spirit of the post written and not the names that concerns me... People are talking about the age of each political leader so that they calculate how many years he will still be the leader of the party...

That's the disaster, and an indication that Lebanon will never get better and a proof that my decision to leave this country was right...

Thank you!!

[freemind]

Originally Posted by J.Hanna

Yes, Sleiman Frangieh knows this and thats why he he positioning himself as GMA's #2 man. SF knows exactly what he's doing. SF knows that he is the best option for the anti-Geagea aounists. The man is only 44 years old, he has a long future ahead of him and he's banking on this huge investment on swallowing up the aounists into his party.

As for Amine, he 67 years old so he should be retiring soon and handing over leadership to Sami in the coming years. So untill then I think the Aounists will stay with Franjieh.

Samir Geagea is only 56 years old so unless some restructuring occurs within the LF, he is going to be around for a long time.

I expect Franjieh and Geagea to be the top two leaders within our community for the foreseeable future. Hopefully these two men are able to reconcile their differences and unite the Christians not necessarily in politics but at least under the cause of the existence and survival or community.

Big mistake.

Anti-Geagea aounists, are anti-Geagea because they are afraid of the militia-like appearances and slogans, they are afraid of the mentality; Franjieh's dudes aren't any different from the LF; they could be worse at times. Go to Zgharta watch their long beards and AK-47's; don't excpect a bourgeois Aounist from Maten to pretain such a site.

After Michel Aoun, its down the drain with the movement.

I could imagine how sad of a picture it would be, watching those delluded FPM philosophers here and there blumbering their faces in the mud.

[MarcoPolo10452]

freemind, you guys will still have Gebran Bassil to lead, but with him you lose the right to claim the FPM is the only big non-feudal party in Lebanon.

[freemind]

Originally Posted by MarcoPolo10452

freemind, you guys will still have Gebran Bassil to lead, but with him you lose the right to claim the FPM is the only big non-feudal party in Lebanon.

I could hate Gebran Bessil so much, i could have even been happy with his loss in the elections; But coming from a Gmayyel follower?

This little Monot Jean-Luc prik of your's should have his bubble blown, because he is the most disgusting thing that ever happenned to Lebanese politics.

A little clone of Amine, same hair style? same allure? disgusting.

[freemind]

Gebran Bassil is no different than any other character-less leading individual in the FPM, he fits the exact description of what you'd call a GMA-mimic.

[MarcoPolo10452]

Originally Posted by freemind

I could hate Gebran Bessil so much, i could have even been happy with his loss in the elections; But coming from a Gmayyel follower?

This little Monot Jean-Luc prik of your's should have his bubble blown, because he is the most disgusting thing that ever happenned to Lebanese politics.

A little clone of Amine, same hair style? same allure? disgusting.

I'm no fan of Sami and I don't like Amin and Nadim. Bachir, on the other hand, I deeply admire but so does most of the FPM and so does Michel Aoun. I'm highly anti-feudalism too.