Archive for the 'Analysis' Category
Sayyed Nasrallah went on TV today, to broadcast a press conference regarding the latest news on the Lebanese detainees in Israel and the swap deal between the two.
I expect that in a week or two it will be implemented. July 15 is the most probable, a bit before or a bit after,” … “If I [...]
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Tags: Lebanon, Israel, prisoner, exchange, detainees, swap
The Lebanese Development Network released a survey of public opinion today, in brief, the question asks:
Which political party best represents your point of view? (Download full study)
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Confucius once said that…
Goody goodies, are the thieves of virtue.
Let me explain the wisdom behind this…
When People fight wars… I trust them, if the reason in which they fight a war, is to steal other peoples properties, natural resources (and women), because they will fight a merciful war. They won’t destroy the things they want [...]
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Tags: philosophy, righteousness, virtue, wars
It has been reported that the Jewish Lobby (AIPAC) in the US has been trying to stop a $400 million arms deal with Lebanon in order to strengthen Lebanons’ National Army. This was initially how the news got leaked of the arms deal.
The reason the Jewish Lobby is not too fond of the arms deal, is [...]
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Tags: arms deal, Israel, Lebanon, US
A l’invitation du Collectif de Citoyens libanais et Amis du Liban,
Joseph Bahout livrera son analyse de la situation au Liban.
- Comment lire l’éclatement des violences du mois de mai : retour sur le blocage politique, ses composantes internes et externes.
- Comment interpréter l’accord de Doha : une approche pragmatique et conjoncturelle, la réalité du dégel [...]
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Discidium groups, like you!
Read the news; All political camps that are pro-one-side are loosing ground. They are untrustworthy, and un-Lebanese by the opponents side. Notice, every poltician that is neutral, is having more vocal power. This is a good sign. The latin term ‘discidium‘ suggests the idea of division, separation, disagreement, tearing apart; and each of the political [...]
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Inciting hate, open communication messages from political camps on air waves. The Lebanese media has done a shame to itself, and held a share of the conflict problems. We have no source to trust. Everything will be looked upon by its viewers as a conspiracy or a plain lie. The modernised Future TV openly supporting [...]
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