Assassination in Lebanon

Posted on November 21, 2006 by Sappho

Pierre Gemayel killed today in Lebanon, Lebanese politi­cians har­ried to blame Syria.

But two days ago Samir jaja, said:

The Syr­ian gov­ern­ment will try to assas­si­nate Lebanese Ministers.

This is very bad, this is a Déjà vu from the Lebanese civil war, and I guess they are head­ing to a new one.

My per­sonal thoughts are the following:

This was the only way Pro-American Lebanese politi­cians to block Has­san Nas­rallh attempts of top­ple the government.

Go to Lebanese Blog­ger Forum for updates.

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6 Responses to Assassination in Lebanon

  1. madtom says:
    November 21, 2006 at 20:31

    So let me guess your say­ing it was either the pro amer­i­can side or the Israelis?

    There is no chance what­so­ever that it was the Syr­i­ans or His­bol­lah, and there is no chance that the Ira­ni­ans want to desta­bi­lize the gov­ern­ment and start a civil war in Lebanon

  2. LadyBird says:
    November 21, 2006 at 20:59

    You fol­lowed the events in Lebanon in the last months then you will know, this assas­si­na­tion will work against Hizbal­lah plans.

    Hizbal­lah was plan­ning to set his sup­port­ers into the streets and top­ple the pro-US gov­ern­ment, now they can’t any more at least at the time being.

  3. madtom says:
    November 22, 2006 at 06:34

    Yes but it also give one less vote in the cab­i­net to vote for a trial in the UN against Syria, You know March 14 or some­thing like that. I read some­where that if they kill two more min­is­ters the gov­ern­ment will fall alto­gether. No need to go to the streets if you can just under­mine the legal­ity of the regime.

    I know there has to be some way to blame this on the Jew, and I am sure your work­ing on it, but I don’t think most will believe. I think you guys just made your mistake.

  4. LadyBird says:
    November 22, 2006 at 06:50

    If they need to kill some­one from 14 March group, why don’t they kill some­body with a real polit­i­cal power ie [harirri, Gaja..}, Pierre was an unknown politician.

    This is work­ing against the oppo­si­tion, actu­ally going to the streets will be much eas­ier and cleaner.

  5. madtom says:
    November 22, 2006 at 21:35

    But less effec­tive, going to the streets does not guar­an­tee any­thing, spe­cially if your afraid that your num­bers will not really be enough. A few thou­sands, maybe.

  6. LadyBird says:
    November 22, 2006 at 22:15

    A few thousands?

    If they go to the streets they will be at least 1 mil­lion, you have no idea how pop­u­lar Hizbal­lah there.