Hassan Nassrallah’s Speech
The folks at ouwet.com are doing an excellent job updating a post with bullet points of Nassrallah’s speech as it’s happening. Some of what he said is very interesting. Check it out.
For Arabic readers, find a more extensive coverage at Lebanonfiles.com.
Vigorous automatic gunshots are heard all over Beirut, “celebrating” Nassrallah’s speech.
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Hello, my name is Mustapha and I blog in The Beirut Spring about Lebanese society and politics. I started in February 2005 after the killing of P.M. Rafik Hariri.
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The Usual..
Hate Israel
Kill Israel
Israel is the root of all your problems
..and the idiot masses cheer and fire into the air
What does he build ?
What does he create ?
Has he made Lebanon more Beautiful?
Has He improved the economy ?
Has he invented anything ?
no no no the answer will always be
The Brave and Industrious who create, and love
Just out of curiosity, I’d like someone to answer my one and only question, which I keep repeating to myself after each of Nasrallah’s speeches:
Does the sound of guns that ring all across beirut from Dahyeh indicate people who want to reach consensus or victory in Lebanon?
I always find it unbelievable that some people actually believe the former. Maybe I need a Nasrallah of my own to reprogram my wires for me.
* Right, Israel killed everyone (how about some proof, dear Hassan?).
* Israel does not want a consensus president (like Israel gives a fuck who our president is or how he was elected, as long as rockets don’t land on their land).
* The president should be free of foreign meddling and embassies. Hah! While I agree in principle with the word of this statement, I wonder if Nassrallah would include the Iranian embassy in his list of embassies not to visit.
* Syria would approve of a consensus based president. Wait…I thought we didn’t want foreign interference, dear Hassan. Why do you care what Syria approves of?
Asshat!
Some thing is rotten in the kingdoms of Arabia.
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