The trick is easy: All you have to do is to attribute a synonym of “ultimate leader” for each one of your sectarian zaims and stick them next to each other on your winshield. Voila! You got yourself a partnership.
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July 31st, 2007 at 9:52 am
“Our utmost ambition is to be treated as normal Lebanese citizens and not as second-class citizens.” said Nasrallah.
Can someone please explain to me how am I treating him and or any other Lebanese as a second class citizen? Ditto for Government? What can I do to discourage this perceived notion and bring him to the fold and encourage him to break ties with Damascus/Tehran?
Is he full of it and taking me on a ride or he has a legitimate point?
July 31st, 2007 at 4:35 pm
who is he kidding??? Does he trully believe what he is saying??? And since when did he considered himself and his party members as citizens of Lebanon? Maybe he was talking to bashar or ahmadi?
Then it would make sense!