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Topic started on 21-11-2006 @ 08:21 AM by asala
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Oh this is not going to be good,
Lebanon's Industry minister had been assassinated,
News reports are saying he has been shot along with another man,
But the latest is that he has died,(according to souces there)
www.alertnet.org...
More on this as it rolls out,
This happend in Beruit,
he was the son of the former President, Hospitals confirming his death,
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 08:29 AM by sanctum
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 Lebanese Industry Minister and Maronite Christian leader Pierre Gemayel has been shot in the capital, Beirut, reports say.
Mr Gemayel, a leading anti-Syrian politican, was shot in a street in a Christian suburb of the city and rushed to hospital, Lebanese media
reported.
It comes at a time of crisis in Lebanese politics, following the recent resignation of six cabinet ministers.
Mr Gemayel is a member of the Phalange Party, founded by his father, Amin. BBC
Not good at all.
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 08:31 AM by Souljah
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News BBC
Lebanese Industry Minister and Maronite Christian leader Pierre Gemayel has been shot in the capital, Beirut, reports say.
Mr Gemayel, a leading anti-Syrian politican, was shot in a street in a Christian suburb of the city and rushed to hospital, Lebanese media
reported.
It comes at a time of crisis in Lebanese politics, following the recent resignation of six cabinet ministers.
Mr Gemayel is a member of the Phalange Party, founded by his father, Amin.
Apparently the Phalange Party has a History of Assassinations on their Leaders:
Phalange Party
In 1982, under pressure from Israel, which occupied a good deal of Lebanon, Bashir was elected president. Later that year, before talking office,
Bashir was assassinated.
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 08:33 AM by marg6043
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I don't get it, what did he did to get himself killed, he was after all for the well being on the Lebanese nation and he was all for the nations
grow.
Even when the nation's deficit before the Israel bombing was high, but their trading was growing.
Is very sad that the country is in the situation that is right now . . . that nation was doing pretty good economically before been attacked.
It makes no sense.
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 08:55 AM by asala
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Politician
Saad al- hariri says " hand of Syria behind this"
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 09:02 AM by Britguy
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mmmmmm..... who benefits?
I smell a rat, just like I did with the killing of Hariri.
It's certainly of no benefit to Syria, they are already out of Lebanon and would have nothing to gain from his death.
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 09:08 AM by asala
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the US are saying this is classed as an act of terror,
So goodness i have no idea what may come of all this,
Hezbollah, say they Strongly condemn this,
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 09:20 AM by DeMitsuko
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syria and iran want to gain control over lebanon. this assassination following hizbullah departure from the lebanese goverment is meant to cause an
upset in lebanon.
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 10:36 AM by infinite
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its got Syria all over it.
but we have to wait for more information.
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 10:40 AM by Souljah
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Just like with Hariri - this smells of
Mossad.
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 10:53 AM by deltaboy
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Originally posted by Souljah
Just like with Hariri - this smells of
Mossad.

You are using rense as a source, the same rense that is using the article with tehrantimes...  Unbelievable.
Hariri was anti-Syrian.
Neither the Lebanese government nor the majority of its citizens want Syrian troops to quit their country.
However, if Syrian forces withdraw from Lebanese territory, it would surely pave the way for the political and military machinations of the United
States and Israel.
The Lebanese and Syrian nations, due to their historical, ideological, and ethnic affinities, are in fact one nation in two separate lands. The
regional and trans-regional powers must understand this and must realize that the two nations cannot be separated spiritually.
Now, the question is: Who benefited from the assassination of Hariri, a man who played a constructive role in the reestablishment of security in
Lebanon?
I love this part....
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 11:00 AM by Souljah
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deltabwoy;
I understand that it is hard to belive certain things written and posted on Rense - but to be honest, I belive mister Rense and mister Jones before
ANY official goverment statements by Israel, America, Great Britain or Slovenia.
But then again - you belive what you Wish bwoy.
Yet the Truth is far more Scary and Sinister...
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 11:00 AM by DeMitsuko
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Originally posted by Souljah
Just like with Hariri - this smells of
Mossad.

with your intense hate to israel do you have any reasoning left? im just wondering cause it seems to me you will quote and link ANYTHING if its
against israel without looking at the real events.
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 12:45 PM by subject x
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"The United States immediately called the attack an “act of terrorism” that would make it redouble its efforts to support the Lebanese
government."
I'm sure Lebanon is thrilled about that.
What would "redoubling" mean? That we would wait twice as long to tell Israel to park their tanks in their own country?
One thing for sure, if the US is going to pay more attention to your country, there's going to be be a "redoubling" of trouble there.
source:
nytimes.com[/u
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Mod Edit: Link format edited. Please review this post.
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 01:17 PM by marg6043
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Because it makes no sense to have Gemayel killed . . . I will lean to some conspiracy here, After all he was Christian.
People needs to understand that things in the middle east are not going as planned by the greater good of the world including the wantings of US and
Israel control on the region.
The news about some type of partnership and diplomatic talks between The newly liberated Iraq and Iraqi government two nations that US and
Israel condemn may be too dangerous for many private interest in the region . . .
I say The assassination of Maronite Christian leader Pierre Gemayel will indeed be a diversion for other matters more important right
now . . .
Syria Already was quick to condom, but US was more quicker to call it a terrorist act and blame it on Syrian hnds
I don't bite the bait here.
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reply posted on 21-11-2006 @ 01:19 PM by Souljah
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Originally posted by DeMitsuko
with your intense hate to israel do you have any reasoning left? im just wondering cause it seems to me you will quote and link ANYTHING if its
against israel without looking at the real events. 
I guess those Pesky French also Hate Israel as well.
No wonder the French Fries are no more after Bushies declared FREEDOM Fries is a more appropriate name for thermically prepared potatoes;
French Intelligence: Hariri Assassinated by Mossad
Direction générale de la sécurité extérieure -- intelligence officer has told WMR that Lebanon's ex-Prime Minister Rafik Hariri was killed
in a car bombing arranged by Israel's Mossad. The revelation from French intelligence is significant as the French government of Jacques Chirac
joined the Bush administration and the neo-con policy establishments in Washington and Israel in blaming Syria for the attack. According to the DGSE
officer, Israel and its American backers wanted to blame Syria for the assassination of the popular Lebanese leader in order to blame Syria for the
attack thus forcing the popular Lebanese revolt that saw the withdrawal of Syrian forces. That left Lebanon defenseless for the "Clean Break" attack
launched by Israel, with US support, against Hezbollah and Lebanon's infrastructure.
Sound Familiar?
Lets follow the chain of events of the past two years since the Assassination of PM;
Syria moves out of Lebanon.
Hizb'Allah Wins many seats in the Elections.
Israel Defence Forces Attack Lebanon, claiming they are searching for their Soldiers.
Well the Last sentance in the quoted news says it all.
So yet again, who BENEFITED from the Assassination?
Who has the power to COVER IT UP?
Well;
Who Killed Rafiq Hariri?
- The bombing was "a strong message" to the Lebanese opposition for supporting a U.N. Security Council resolution, sponsored by the
United States and France, calling for the withdrawal of Syrian troops from Lebanon.
- "Israel and other foreign powers backing the UN resolution" orchestrated the blast seeking "to force Damascus to pull out troops from Lebanon."
A Palestinian militant was quoted as saying, "this crime plays well into the hands of Israel."
- The bomb was the work of unspecified persons seeking "to stir a wave of public panic to press for the disarming of resistance factions, chiefly
Hizbullah," the Shiite political party whose militia has a strong presence in southern Lebanon.
How Convenient.
For makers of foreign policies in the Middle East which go well for Isreal and Unites States and go bad for Syria, Iran, Lebanon, Hizb'Allah and
Hamas.
So why would Syria commit a Political and Military SUICIDE by Assassinating the PM of Lebanon, so that they can move their Army out of Lebanon and
face several International Political pressures and suffer dire consequences?
So who Killed Rafik Hariri?
I say - Lets Ask Mossad.
And who killed Lebanese Industry Minister and Maronite Christian leader Pierre Gemayel?
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