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I be [...] la2 foad those are images of the leftists invation against the lebanese army and kataeb/ahrar in siyyadeh hazmieh Tue, 19.01.2010 18: 31

Blogging Beirut 2010

I be [...] la2 foad those are images of the leftists invation against the lebanese army and kataeb/ahrar in siyyadeh hazmieh Wed, 20.01.2010 01: 31

Blogging Beirut 2010

I will insists on having a bloc of 4 candidates, 2 Maronites and 2 Orthodox and if my alliance with the kataeb fails to materialize, will launch an independent campaign with one seat for the Tashnag party.

Ya Libnan | Lebanon News Live from Beirut 2009

I will insists on having a bloc of 4 candidates, 2 Maronites and 2 Orthodox and if my alliance with the kataeb fails to materialize, will launch an independent campaign with one seat for the Tashnag party.

Ya Libnan | Lebanon News Live from Beirut 2009

I'm tempted to speculate that there weren't many northerners involved in the west beirut fight for the same reason that the psp didn't have many people here. you know that jumblatt pulled his fighters out of Beirut you'll never get a straight answer as to why, but I assume he did so because he knew they couldn't win in west beirut and would do better on their own turf. it's still a bit muddy to me exactly what happened in alay, but the provocation of the kidnap that got the ball rolling there suggests jumblatt was contemplating a scenario in which hizbullah would engage his men on the mountain, where a/ the psp would have an advantage and b/ the chances were better that opposition fighters would alienate aoun supporters and possibly give the kataeb and quwaat a reason to enter the fray.

Saturday, May 31, 2008 As'ad 2008

I'm tempted to speculate that there weren't many northerners involved in the west beirut fight for the same reason that the psp didn't have many people here. you know that jumblatt pulled his fighters out of Beirut you'll never get a straight answer as to why, but I assume he did so because he knew they couldn't win in west beirut and would do better on their own turf. it's still a bit muddy to me exactly what happened in alay, but the provocation of the kidnap that got the ball rolling there suggests jumblatt was contemplating a scenario in which hizbullah would engage his men on the mountain, where a/ the psp would have an advantage and b/ the chances were better that opposition fighters would alienate aoun supporters and possibly give the kataeb and quwaat a reason to enter the fray.

Sunday, May 25, 2008 As'ad 2008