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Old 06-09-2009   #8
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All analysis aside, the opposition lost due to two direct factors:

- FPM Did not handle Beirut 1 properly (for example Ziad 3abs instead of Abou Jamra + it should have tailored a special and intense electoral plan for that area in specific, due to the sensible presence of the martyring duo there)

- The manipulated/moved sunni voters in Zahle

and one minor: The saudi payed and imported voters of Koura and Batroun. They simply outnumbered FPM's.

Winning Zahle and Beirut 1 was the key to our loss and their victory.

FPM's electoral loss is actually only relevent when framed inside the bigger picture which soon will start to remerge; it is Lebanon's loss that should trouble us, and also the morons who think that now that the opposition has lost, the dangers of Hizbullah's arms willl be better contained.. I greet those morons: Champions in self deception, eat air, you might have just invited your worst demons to party at your home..

It hurts to not be able to kick out the a$$ of the Haririst mafia and their spawns.. That's because we know that another 4 precious years will be lost.. Also because we know that, under the administration of the same set of idiots we've been stuck with for the last 20 years, the risk for adventurous Russian Roulette games, for self annihilation, increased poverty, immigration and economic miseries, will rocket exponentially.. All talk about take it easy, it's OK, FPM won more MPs, accept reality it's been always like this, is to no avail. What is coming might turn out to be more fatal than all this..

Irrespective of Obama's apparent softer approach to the ME problem in general, the Israeli friendly neoconservative's apparatus did not totally evacuate and disappear from the american political arena after Bush left.. We're talking institution engines here, things that don't stop tuffing momentarly only because few people are replaced..

The idea of implanting the palestinians in their current countries is still very much alive and kicks.. And so is the idea of having a fragmented habitat all around the israeli state. With the saudis and americans' tails winning over the majority, lebanese civil war can now be realized. Most Lebanese people who shout anti-Hizbullah fears, do in fact express legitimate fears, albeit for the wrong reason.. They should fear Hizbullah's arms if/when Hizbullah gets cornered, which is what might happen, sooner or later under the supervision of those re-elected morons.. Have no illusions that it is actually the americans and the israelis who insist on having Hizbullah still armed to the teeth; what better instrument can they dream of to use for setting this country ablaze? If the americans did really want to help us disarm Hizbullah, they would start by asking the Israelis to take 3 simple steps: Stop intruding into our spaces, leave shebaa to the lebanese army, and put genuine efforts into wanting to negotiate peace with us, based on the palestinians right to return back to a palestinian state of theirs, side by side Israel..

With stiffer and politically more confident loyalists back at the helm - something they doubted will happen thus the late opening between the syrians and the saudis-, the international tribunal's sword soon to be directed at Hizbullah's neck, and the resolution of 1559 and 1710, expect black days to be waiting us ahead..

Last edited by Taifoon; 06-09-2009 at 09:55 AM.
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