after reading the recent posts, i would like to say that it is bad the way things are going for all.
GFK is a real gentelman, and no one has anything to say about this. on the other had, if the tayyar considers that there should not be any tayyar candidates in zgharata for the best of all, then let it be; if GFK wants to run anyways, let him.
i consider that GFK, GMA, and SF are all mature enough to sort this the way they see it best, otherwise i would not even considered supporting any of them at any time.
based on how the posts are going, i suggest that a modirator either close this thread or control it, else i think people will start saying things they might regret later.
cheers
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Due to the overcrowding in the parliamentary elections, why not propose the following:
1- give GFK a ministry after the election in the new government instead. Army generals are very law abiding people and can bring excellent work ethics and morals into the business of running the government.
2- Keep Sleiman Franjiyeh's list as already declared.
3- Put an end to the discussion
That would be a good solution but it seems Mr. Fayez Karam isn't interested!
FPM had once a disciplined sovereign nationalistic independent progressive position. FPM could have been a very good start for a new kind of party and political bloc in the country.
FPM had once a disciplined sovereign nationalistic independent progressive position. FPM could have been a very good start for a new kind of party and political bloc in the country.
I think taifoon sharrabak yeha bel mal23a the other time...
GFK will withdraw his candidacy in the next few days, Heard that from a high level FPM source
ويميل عون الى تبني القيادي في التيار الوطني جورج عطاالله كمرشح أرثوذكسي ثالث الى جانب فايز غصن وسليم سعادة، في الكورة محاولاً استرضاء القيادي في التيار العميد المتقاعد فايز كرم من خلال ترشيحه كونه على صلة وثيقة به، وبالتالي يمكن لعون توظيف هذه الخطوة باتجاه اقناع كرم بسحب ترشحه عن المقعد الماروني في زغرتا
2nd April 2009
