Comments on: Why they killed Wissam Eid

By: Nemer

Nemer — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 00:10:42 +0000

It is working, who ever killed him managed to put more pressure on M14. Hmmm, is this the goal?

By: Ace

Ace — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 01:13:15 +0000

Name names – if they know who was involved, then tell the people and make it very clear. IF it is Hezbollah …. what more can they do than they started today? This “fear” of them has gone on long enough, and their threats of “what they will do” are already happening.

By: A Purple Monkey

A Purple Monkey — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 23:41:40 +0000

Bad Vilbel,

After what’s happened today, time has come for March 14 masses to ask for closure from their leaders. Yes, I am against throwing the full responsibility on H.A. and Syria’s shoulders.
Our leaders must be convinced that unless they go directly after Hizballah’s arms today, they will lose everything.
It was the bayan wizari that WE created that said there will always be Moqawameh and the Moqawameh will keep its weapons and and and….Well, the holy weapons of the All Mighty Resistance have been used against the Lebanese, and not in 1988, but in 2008.

So, what is the majority, and all those people you voted for gonna do about it? Re-draft another Bayan Wizari praising and glorifying the Moqawameh? When this thing settles down……probably.

I really hope this serves as a wake up call to everyone.
If we’re going to give the blind eye to Hizballah’s possible involvement in the latest bombings (ISF, Karantina) let’s at least not give the blind eye to that which doesn’t even need an investigation.

The time has come for a serious discussion on how react to this event and the need to deal with Hizballah’s arms today while they’re obstructing the presidency. Let it be known that while they can obstruct the state, we can deliver a huge blow to the moqawameh.

By: Bad Vilbel

Bad Vilbel — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 18:53:47 +0000

Hey ali, and other similar bozos…

I guess if Israel and the US are always the ones to blame for any kinda of instability in Lebanon (that’s the line Nassrallah always peddles), i’m going to have to wonder if the idiots that keep burning tires, blocking roads near Dahieh, and shooting at police and army personel, are all on the payroll of Israel and the US.

I’m sure all the folks in Dahieh would love to hear how “The Israeli hand is behind all this unrest, and trying to sow discord amongst Lebanese”.

Right?

Right? I mean, isn’t that the line we hear from Nassrallah everytime someone fires a shot anywhere? “It’s not Syria! It’s not us! It’s the Israelis. They are always looking to stir up trouble in Lebanon and divide us!”

I guess all the shia in Dahieh will be happy to know they are Israeli agents.

(That was sarcasm, btw, for those too thick to grasp it).

By: Another Mustapha

Another Mustapha — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 18:13:02 +0000

Don’t overlook Hizballah, at least some elements of it.

By: Krach

Krach — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:52:50 +0000

Well, well…
It seems that someone listened to what i’m saying and took the streets and is fighting back.

Oooops
Not the ones that I invited!

By: Jay

Jay — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 09:15:52 +0000

According to StratFor HA behind the latest assassination… http://www.10452lccc.com/terrorism/hezboillah.eid27.1.08.htm

By: A Purple Monkey

A Purple Monkey — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 07:11:39 +0000

I actually believe in a different story. Both this attack and the one on the American embassy vehicle have Hizballah written all over them. The first was in response to Bush’s verbal rape of Tehran from the Arab states, and the second could’ve also been motivated by the many problems Hizballah had with the ISF, the latest being a few days ago in Baalbak.
Even the attack on El-Hajj couldn’t have been completed had there not been a facilitation from Hizballah.

I mean let’s not think that Syria is behind everything. Hizballah does have an agenda of its own, and Syria only benefits from the chaos that agenda creates. The 10+10+10 demand is merely an example.

By: Amir in Tel Aviv

Amir in Tel Aviv — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:27:26 +0000

All this is SOOOOOOOOOOOOO frustrating.!
Damn.
.

By: Krach

Krach — Sun, 27 Jan 2008 01:12:42 +0000

They killed him because they know nothing is going to happen if they do.
And they are right!
And they will kill again and again!
And nothing will happen.
M14 is nothing but a group of wussies, and their followers are on the same level as the hezb or the aounis.
None will ever hold their leaders accountable.
Lebanon is going toward a logical confrontation where one winner will take it all. Stop wasting time!
Fight back or take the boat!