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Lebanon government likely to fall today... Confirmed : will fall today

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posted on Jan, 17 2011 @ 09:05 AM
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4:45pm Central News Agency: STL Prosecutor Bellemare handed on Monday Pre-Trial Judge Fransen the indictment in the investigation into the assassination of former PM Rafik Hariri.

Now they say about 6-10 weeks before any public indictment.

Shatah: March 14 Not Likely to Join Cabinet Headed by Anyone other than Hariri

How democratic of them. Don't like the outcome of elections? Just boycott the government! Yeah, real freaking democratic, right there. Guess what March 14 coalition, you don't have the majority of MPs. Now you had power because of a coalition, and now you lost it. That's democracy.

And the west MSM are saying that Hezbollah are the ones trying to take power unconstitutionally! HA!
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posted on Jan, 17 2011 @ 11:30 AM
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Aren't both sides doing the same thing basically? Hezbollah quit the government and removed Hariri and won't come back unless their demands are met, and the other side won't come back until *their* demands are met, which are the return of Hariri...

At the end of the day the only ones getting hurt by all this are the Lebanese people, who have to suffer due to their leaders' being douchbags...



posted on Jan, 17 2011 @ 11:58 AM
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I am Lebanese, and I say good riddance to our government. They were all corrupt, with no intention of doing their job, which is helping the people themselves. Education, food, and the life in general costs too much. Any road that isn't in downtown Beirut is filled with holes dating from the civil war. A starting engineer makes 1000$ a month for heaven's sake! And trust me, that is not enough in Lebanon, especially if you have a family to feed. My sister who studies at university needs 600$ a month, of it 200$ on transportation ALONE!

Beirut may look nice after the restoration by Hariri Sr, but have our politicians ever walked in the poor areas? Hell, it is not uncommon to find unfortunate beggars asking for a dollar or two just so they can live, near the supposedly rich areas.

We need a government that is capable of restoring Lebanon to what it was before the civil war, not one that feeds on the misery of the people. Hariri Jr is not up to the task, he has been a useless prime minister.
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posted on Jan, 18 2011 @ 07:06 AM
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Thanks for your input!


8:30am Mustaqbal MP Samir Jisr to VDL (100.5): There is a possibility that limited street actions will take place.

8:00am Several schools in Beirut closed down for fear that street gatherings would lead to violence.

7:47am Security source to Naharnet: Crowds believed to belong to AMAL Movement began pulling out of the streets of Basta, Nweiri, Beshara Khoury, Tayounneh, Salim Slam and Ouzai.

7:30am AMAL MP Ali Khreiss to VDL (93.3): Talk about Hizbullah street gatherings is not true. There is no decision to take street action despite the size of the conspiracy.

7:28am MTV: Street gatherings in the areas of Beshara Khoury, Ras el-Nabeh, Tayounneh and Zoqaq Blat.

7:15am VDL (100.5): Significant street gatherings between Tayounneh and Zoqaq Blat.

7:00am Al-Arabia: Hundreds of unarmed Hizbullah members gather in downtown Beirut.

Well hopefully it doesn't lead to violence.




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