Many people came to express there sadness and their anger with the never ending assassination and violence. The crowds were big, but a large cloud of fear hung over Freedom Square, fear of what the future might bring, fear of the unknown, fear of a civil war that might engulf anything in its path.…
At the end Lebanon's is split into two factions, and this polarization is only increasing. However, no party holds an overwhelming public majority. So the only way out is to sit and talk...…
The picture in the foreground is of the killed minister, the background is the entrance of freedom square already filled with people hours before the official start
No arms outside the state's (referring to Hezbollah's weapons)
A sea of flags...
A picture of all the Lebanese leaders killed by the Syrians
Lebanon, a country for life...
4 comments :
why not expose these fats to yourself and your friends:
>>amin=bloody warlord of the past, his hands have not dried of blood, elelcted president udner the auspices of israeli military occupation.
>>his brother bashir=same.
>>junblat=bloody warlord of the past, his hands have not dried of blood.
>>ja3ja3=bloody warlord of the past, his hands have not dried of blood.
>>nabih=bloody warlord of the past, his hands have not dried of blood.
Let's hope that Lebanon (the land of freedom) will always be, a country for life...
First time I write u but I always read your articles and some other blogers' ....I am not involved in politics am not a muslim am not a christian ,I am just a LEBANESE and I want to live in peace! I was 10 years old when the war started in lebanon and I remember it veryyy well I will not be abale to live that again and I don't want my kids to live that fearfull life.....I love my beautifull country and I don't want to live any where else this is the place I want to be !!! I am against killing and war. I am with life love and peace , it is not acceptable to kill someone just because we don't agree with what he says or thinks or even acts. Pierre Gemayel didn't deserve such a death regardless of who he is or who his father is or what party he belongs too! I might like him, I might hate him but I surely don't accept his death , he was a young man a father and a son and we r in 2006 we r not in the middle ages. killing is not acceptable it is just not a choice and it is not by killing each other that we resolve our problems. I just don't get it how still some lebanese will accept that??? why?? why some of us will go and kill and fight his own brother??? because of his relegion?? of his ideas?? of his family's political history?? I no nothing about relegion but I know that GOD will forbid killing and if u kill in the name of god it is not acceptable, GOD is Good is PEACE is LOVE . and if we lebanese can't get over our deferenses and our fears ,if we can't forgive each other, if our heart is so full of hatered toward each other then we don't deserve our country, and shame on us . All we do is curse each other . sometimes i think politicians r just like my kids :" he did that ,he did this...he took my toy no it is mine....."grow up guys we have a country to build stop saying:" i am better ,we r the majority ,your politicians is bloody warlord of the past ...." this thinking will lead us nowhere . Just think of PEACE and how to achieve peace at the end of the day this is our goal and we should never forget our goal and purpose, always remember that, and we will be fine .......but unfortunatly it seems that we all forget that !!!!!
i totaly agree with you anonymous....
unfortunatly you could see even int the first comment people are still accusing others while forgetting that all leaders have blood on their hands. and the only way to move forward is to forgive or judge everyone...
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