Comments on: Who Killed Captain Wissam Eid?

By: wael Abbas

wael Abbas — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 11:54:30 +0000

it was a big shock to all of us Wassim eid is my first cousin and to top it off he died on my wedding day may our love be with him and may the doors of heaven await him inshallah….

By: Mazen

Mazen — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 23:38:28 +0000

I agree with Nr 4 Ali, and to that idiot muss or whatever your name is (should be called moose really coz you both share the same IQ) open your mind mate, ur quick to point the fingers at Syria, remember ur girly hero sheikh saad brought all western intelligence agencies to Lebanon including the mossad, and why is it that after 14 or so murders no one has been arrested? If this puppet government had any selfrespect it would have resigned ages ago, rou7 sawi shi teni ma btefham bel politics nete3le ras 7mar w meshi

By: rola

rola — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 17:40:05 +0000

WISSAM IS GONE…..
Then what???today, everyone i know and wissam knew and even people who have never seen him greived for his loss…then what??.we need to stop pointing fingers at each other,and stand for our own lebanon.
Get up people do something…those of you who are there in lebanon we try our best out here, but its much more usefull back home fight for you home, your kids, your future and theirs. We are forced to be away because of whats going on. but even when we are away we are more united outside then back home…will you please.
PLEASE…UNITE…FOR LEBANON
Wissams cousin michigan.

By: Ace

Ace — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 16:55:31 +0000

Explain to me the difference between the Tribunal not putting any blame on Hizbullah for “political reasons” and the Lebanese “ousting” Hizbullah?

The problem is the same for both … Hizbullah has the men, the money,the weapons, and the will to use them – it does not matter whether the Tribunal names them or the Government “ousts” them – they will fight back.

Start with some arrests and make sure they stay in jail.

By: marillionlb

marillionlb — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 13:37:41 +0000

Finally the tone of discussion is getting more heated, maybe now is the time for all of us to stop hiding behind our little finger and actually admit that the root of all evil (and the cause of all the suffering we are being inflicted with) is primarily HIZBOLLAH .
Stop pinning all your hopes on the International Tribunal, it will not solve the Lebanese problem (nor will it ever shade the light on Hizbullah’s involvement in any of the assassinations, for political reasons). I would like to point towards a text I re-published early this week entitled “remembering Hizbollah”. (http://forabetterlebanon.blogspot.com/).
And yes the time is for action, to organize ourselves, and to claim (peacefully if we still can) back our presidency and institutions; if we remain passive (like we have done so far) we only get what we deserve.
Enough with outdated slogans such as “wifak watani”, “watani” has been kidnapped by the mullahs and those turban wearing thugs. If we ever want to regain our country and bring it back to what it was; we have to start in-house with ousting the Hizb and ALL it’s followers.
Call me a crazy despot, a 3amil, or anything else for that matter I do not care; I for one do not see any other solution.
To all those who died protecting my country I am for ever grateful!

By: Ace

Ace — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 01:18:20 +0000

Yep …. the correct figure is 400 million, and some even say 600 million.

It’s a problem, however you want to look at it – and those of us who sit at our computers can offer any advise we choose. We don’t have to take the consequences so we? It’s pretty easy for us ….. and, in the meantime – the explosions and the assassinations continue and the orangettes and openly Pro-Syrian(Hezbollah,Amal,SNNP) continue to offer their ultimatums. Like I said – it’s easier for most of us as we are not in the direct line of fire. Those who make the decisions are in the direct line of fire. It’s worthwhile to consider that every once in a while.

By: Krach

Krach — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 00:33:06 +0000

You wanna know who killed Wissam Eid?
It’s YOU dumbasses!!!
By your inaction, by trusting stupid leaders, coz you are so lazy to look for new ones, too lazy to BE new ones.
Congratulations to the Lebanese people, you are getting exactly what you deserve!

By: Krach

Krach — Sat, 26 Jan 2008 00:27:44 +0000

Ace, I think you forgot 000 to your first ammount. 400K for hezb doesnt buy sucettes for their kids.

For all, shaked by anger, who feel like doing something crazy, like moving your lazy asses off you sofas and take the streets, burn tent city for example, or barrage the route to rabieh and siege a certain villa there, or for the laziest of you, just move the sofa to the street and freekin block it… I say “chill”!!! tomorrow is another day, and all your revolutionnary ideas will be cripled by the returning natural impotence of them lebanese.
Turn on the TV again, watch the news, talk politics with your friends and family, blogg, and then wait for the next explosion, the next “MARTYR” of your laziness, feel angry again, then chill, turn again the TV until it FUCKIN EXPLODE IN YOUR STUPID FACES!!!!

By: Ace

Ace — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 23:33:44 +0000

Maybe so Lewis, but Iran upped the Hizbee budget from $400,000 to a Billion for this year. I don’t think they have ever made a secret of what they want in Lebanon. Perhaps they have decided the time is now. Perhaps it’s their only choice if the International Court or the investigations PROVE they were involved in these murders.

One thing is for sure – they can’t back down, and when a wild animal is totally cornered – attack becomes about the only option.

I don’t see any “outs” for them. M14 is not going to turn Lebanon over to Syria/Iran/Hezbollah/Aoun – take your choice.

By: Lewis

Lewis — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 22:32:07 +0000

Ace, I wouldn’t worry about Nasrallah taking over Lebanon. Syria wouldn’t let its puppet take direct control, that’s not how Syria works. Nasrallah uses fear of civil war to manipulate Lebanon. Actual civil war is a trump card only Syria would play, through its puppet strings (not even Iran would play it).

These continuing assassinations are tragic. Those who come up with ludicrous conspiracies that deny Syria’s involvement or Hizbollah’s complicity are pathetic. Those internal contradictions must take so much energy to sustain…