When will this piece of Shiit shut up and leave us alone? Nabih: Listen, and listen well. There is a revolution coming to Lebanon, and it is coming soon. It is a revolution much worse than the Cedars Revolution of 2005, because it will not be against the filthy Syrians, but it will be against the POLITICIANS OF LEBANON, ALL OF THEM, INCLUDING YOU AND YOUR OTHER ASSHOLE HASSAN.
The Lebanese people and the young of Lebanon have not yet had their ARAB SPRING REVOLUTION, but it will happen soon. This revolution will sweep your filth and scum out of power. It will sweep all the other feudal and religious jackasses from the positions of power they hold over our lives.
Listen, Nabih ras-ayri:
We, the Lebanese, don't want to liberate Palestine.
We, actually, don't want the Shebaa Farms. We want to give them to Syria or Israel, so they can go fight and fuck each other over them, and leave us alone.
We don't hate the US.
We don't hate the West.
We hate Iran.
We hate Syria.
And... we want peace with Israel, like all the other motherfucking Arabs.
In fact, we love the US and the West, and we want Lebanon to remain a Western stronghold in the midst of the surrounding Arab, Islamic and Jewish cesspools.
We, in fact, hate every religious piece of shit: shiite, sunni, khara, maronite, orthodox, jewish, fatimi, alawi, druze, catholic, lutheran, protestant, assyrian, mornonic, mormon, archaic, baptist, buddhist, numskull, latin, greek, worshiper of stars, sorcerer, wizard, nun, priest, imam, sheikh, reverend, etc....... We want a secular Lebanon where religious primitive sectarian fanatic idiots like you are confined to their dusty mosques and churches and other such fucking temples that take space, waste time and money, and oppress people with antiquated ideas from the Stone Age.
But the ones we hate most right now are those who carry weapons, who threaten our lives with wars, with terrorism, with assassinations, and who keep us backward. JUST LIKE YOU.
We hate those who deny us every little freedom in every detail of our lives: what we should eat and when we should eat it. What we wear and when we should wear it. Who we fuck and how and when we fuck them. What we read, what we watch, what we say, and what we listen to..
That is what our revolution is about. It is not about Palestine and the asshole Moussa Sadr or the Grand Asshole in Tehran Khamene'i. It is not about the prophet Mohammad or Jesus or the Pope of the Vatican or any of the Protestant backwood primitives of America or the filthy Patriarch of the Orthodox.....
It is about our own individual selves, our own dignity as human beings, our own environment, our own lives, our little simple ordinary lives.... It is not about YOUR IDEAS, it is about OUR IDEAS.
I live to see the day when they will catch you in a sewer drain pipe somewhere in Beirut, hiding your filthy skin with all the millions you stole from the South Development Fund... That should be the fate of every Lebanese politician who still puts the lives of their people at risk in order to please some outside country to which they are sold.
SO NABEUH BERRI: FUCK YOU AND FUCK YOUR DIALOGUE. YOU SHOULD GO TO SOME SHASHMA, and DIALOGUE WITH THE SHIT COMING OUT OF YOUR MOUTH, BECAUSE YOU ARE DISGUSTING and MAKE US ASHAMED TO BE LEBANESE.
Hanibaal________________________________________________________________________
Berri: Dialogue Necessary Not Just for Internal Reasons
Speaker Nabih Berri revealed on Friday that he will once again propose to President Michel Suleiman the resumption of the national dialogue.
He told al-Manar television: “The dialogue is necessary for not just internal reasons, but external ones as well.”
“There can be no real Lebanon without dialogue,” he stressed.
The speaker had told Ad Diyar newspaper in remarks published on Friday that dialogue is necessary throughout the various phases a country goes through, especially during critical times.
Berri emphasized the importance of resuming the dialogue without preconditions “because it will no longer be a dialogue if conditions are set.”
“People are wrong in believing that Hizbullah’s arms will be discussed at the dialogue table,” he told al-Manar.
“The defense strategy that the dialogue addresses is based on the equation of the army, people, and resistance,” he continued.
Addressing the dispute over the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, the speaker noted: “The matter is related to its constitutional legitimacy and the way it was formed.”
“Lebanon’s democracy allows contentious issues to be subject to a vote at cabinet and they are also free to subject it to a vote at parliament,” Berri stated.
Earlier on Friday, Voice of Lebanon radio reported that the speaker is expected to hold talks with President Suleiman before Eid al-Adha.
He told al-Manar television: “The dialogue is necessary for not just internal reasons, but external ones as well.”
“There can be no real Lebanon without dialogue,” he stressed.
The speaker had told Ad Diyar newspaper in remarks published on Friday that dialogue is necessary throughout the various phases a country goes through, especially during critical times.
Berri emphasized the importance of resuming the dialogue without preconditions “because it will no longer be a dialogue if conditions are set.”
“People are wrong in believing that Hizbullah’s arms will be discussed at the dialogue table,” he told al-Manar.
“The defense strategy that the dialogue addresses is based on the equation of the army, people, and resistance,” he continued.
Addressing the dispute over the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, the speaker noted: “The matter is related to its constitutional legitimacy and the way it was formed.”
“Lebanon’s democracy allows contentious issues to be subject to a vote at cabinet and they are also free to subject it to a vote at parliament,” Berri stated.
Earlier on Friday, Voice of Lebanon radio reported that the speaker is expected to hold talks with President Suleiman before Eid al-Adha.
1 comment:
Dear Hanibaal,
Whilst I share your sentiments, I regret to express my lack of belief/conviction of a forthcoming revolution in Lebanon. To an extent, I believe that Lebanon is a democracy, and the vast majority of idiot Lebanese choose to keep arseholes such as Berri/Hariri/Aoun etc... in power. An overwhelming number of people support Nasrallah etal (which I still find shocking). Many of those people live in the West enjoying the freedom offered to them by those who, in theory, oppose Nasrallah's ideology.
In fact, I think that the majority of Lebanese people living in Lebanon do not recognise the existence of an alternative route, and there is no one to show them. I would like to ask for reasons behind your conviction that a revolution is coming, and why would stupid people, who have been following arseholes such as the abovenamed for donkeys' years, agree to rebel.
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