It's about time the farce and the charade that has been perpetuated in south Lebanon since 1978.
It is time for the asshole Lebanese to have a real country and a real army and a functioning state, instead of the pathetic banana republic that they have decided to have.
The asshole Lebanese want to fight Israel and liberate Palestine and play the Arab Antar, the Don Quixote, the Tartarin de Tarascon, the Jack the Slayer of Dragons... all with shit in their pants, no electricity or water in their homes, corruption up to their eyeballs, and then go cry baby at the UN for help against Israel when the latter retaliates.
The international community is responsible for the state of affairs in the South. By intervening WITHOUT EVER BRINGING A SOLUTION, they have perpetuated a situation of instability and conflict that has devastated and ruined the country for 40 years. UNIFIL is a mockery. Its soldiers are like babysitters brought in to change the diapers of the Lebanese every time they poop on themselves.
It is enough. France, Ireland, Ghana, Spain, Nepal,... and all the countries contributing to UNIFIL: Cut the umbilical cord of the pathetic Lebanese and go home. Leave the asshole Lebanese handle their own shit. And if the end of this tragedy is for the Lebanese Army to finally do its job, then let it be. Let the Lebanese army battle Hezbollah to the death, and whoever wins would have won, and we would all know which fuck of a life we are going to have. Please leave us alone so we face our demons by ourselves.
From the 1970s to the 1990s, the Lebanese Army was forbidden from doing its job by Lebanon's SUNNI sons-of-bitches (including Rafik Hariri himself) who were protecting Yasser Arafat and his fucking PLO.
Then from the 1980s onward, when Hezbollah and Hassan Khara Nasrallah and Nabih Ras Ayri Berri took over from the PLO, the Lebanese Army was forbidden by the SHIITE jackasses from again doing its job.
All the while, from the 1970s till today, the motherfucker Muslims of Lebanon prefer everyone else - UNIFIL, Hezbollah, Palestinians, Syrians, and even the Israelis when they invaded in 1982... - to their own fucking army. Why? Because they want to spite their fellow Christian Lebanese. And the UN and the international community ant the Arab League... They have all contributed to this state of affairs by buying the Lebanese with money, with protection, with bribes...
Now is the time to end all this charade. UNIFIL: Leave the south because Hezbollah and Syria (in their dying days) are going to attack you and cause more harm.
Leave Lebanon altogether, and let the Lebanese assume their own responsibilities and stop being the cry babies. Let the Lebanese grow up and own up to their duties, which are to send the Lebanese army to the south, disarm the fuckers of Hezbollah no matter what the cost, because after 40 years of instability, millions of people have been killed, maimed, displaced and an entire country ruined.
This is the final act in this tragedy. If the Lebanese cannot handle their own shit, then there is no point in pretending to have a country worthy of this name. This is Lebanon's final test as to whether is can be a country, govern itself functionally, and move into the modern world, rather than remain the pathetic dysfunctional banana republic that lives off by begging others for money, for protection, and for everything else.
Until the Lebanese can stand on their own feet, I will remain ashamed to be a Lebanese. And the international community should cut off the umbilical cord and let Lebanon prove that it is a country.
Hanibaal
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Report: Paris Informs Lebanese Officials about Troops Downsize
by Naharnet Newsdesk
France has decided to decrease the number of its troops serving with UNIFIL despite pledges by French Prime Minister Francois Fillon that last week’s attack on his country’s peacekeepers would not dampen Paris’ commitment to the mission, An Nahar daily reported Tuesday.
The newspaper said consultations are underway between French army generals to set the number of the downsize before informing the U.N. peacekeeping leadership that is reviewing UNIFIL’s strategic mission about their decision.
Five French members of UNIFIL were wounded on Friday when a bomb targeted their patrol on the outskirts of the southern coastal city of Tyre. Two passers-by were also injured.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, the third this year on UNIFIL soldiers.
In July, six French troops were wounded, one of them seriously, in Sidon, in an attack similar to Friday's. In May, six Italian peacekeepers were wounded in the same city, also in a roadside bombing.
Three Spanish and three Colombian peacekeepers were killed in June 2007 when a booby-trapped car exploded as their patrol vehicle drove by.
Lebanese leaders were officially informed about the French decision on Monday, An Nahar said.
But Fillon, who spoke at a military base in the northeastern French town of Saint Dizier, paid homage to the injured soldiers and said the attack “will not shake our determination.”
French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe said on Sunday that Syria and Hizbullah were probably behind the bombing. But Damascus and the Shiite party denied the accusations.
The newspaper said consultations are underway between French army generals to set the number of the downsize before informing the U.N. peacekeeping leadership that is reviewing UNIFIL’s strategic mission about their decision.
Five French members of UNIFIL were wounded on Friday when a bomb targeted their patrol on the outskirts of the southern coastal city of Tyre. Two passers-by were also injured.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, the third this year on UNIFIL soldiers.
In July, six French troops were wounded, one of them seriously, in Sidon, in an attack similar to Friday's. In May, six Italian peacekeepers were wounded in the same city, also in a roadside bombing.
Three Spanish and three Colombian peacekeepers were killed in June 2007 when a booby-trapped car exploded as their patrol vehicle drove by.
Lebanese leaders were officially informed about the French decision on Monday, An Nahar said.
But Fillon, who spoke at a military base in the northeastern French town of Saint Dizier, paid homage to the injured soldiers and said the attack “will not shake our determination.”
French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe said on Sunday that Syria and Hizbullah were probably behind the bombing. But Damascus and the Shiite party denied the accusations.
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