Comments on: LEBANON BRACES FOR POST-WAR POLITICAL CHAOS

By: Bondservant

Bondservant — Tue, 15 Aug 2006 02:59:09 +0000

Hezbollah will take over Lebanon. I believe a great majority there are/were sympathizers,including their “army” and would vote them into a greater part of thier government if given the choice. This is why Lebanon never to inforce the already existing UN resolution. Senorio (sp)several times threatened his forces would fight the Israeli “incursion”, hell he should have offerred to assist them, so his country gets torn up, that can be rebuilt..if they wanted the Hezbo’s out they wouldn’t fence straddle. The Lebanesse hate the Jews too if it comes right down to it, tehy sure would not side with Israel.

By: Drewsmom

Drewsmom — Mon, 14 Aug 2006 20:19:55 +0000

Just let the hezzies try and fire one rocket on TelAvia and then Isreal will come back with the big mushroom cloud over Lebonan, Syria and Iran. They will be pushed just so far.
Did yall catch the mike wallace intrview w/ the prez of Iran, he dodged the Holocaust issue and mike only lobbed easy quesions to this jerk-off and I heard mike say he liked the guy and he was a very good interviewee, yeah, right mike.
Can’t wait for catie cutie to start hosting cbs news, it will be enough to make me hurl.

By: The Right Nation

The Right Nation — Sun, 13 Aug 2006 21:57:37 +0000

Punto di non ritorno

Secondo il Jerusalem Post (via Captain’s Quarters), il cessate-il-fuoco negoziato dall’ONU e approvato all’unanimità dal governo israeliano ha provocato una profonda crisi all’interno del governo libanese, che ha rinviato una riunione di gabinetto …

By: Flopping Aces

Flopping Aces — Sun, 13 Aug 2006 17:43:30 +0000

Hezbollah Blinks

So it appears that Israel has called Hezbollah's bluff by accepting the cease fire deal given by the UN:
A critical Lebanese Cabinet meeting set for Sunday to discuss implementation of the cease-fire between Israel and Hizbullah was postponed, a m…

By: Stormy70

Stormy70 — Sun, 13 Aug 2006 17:02:51 +0000

In addition, Israel now controls the south of Lebanon, where Nasrallah’s base is located. The Northern areas of Lebanon really hate his guts now, and he will be more exposed than ever, since Israel will be cleaning out Hezzbollah in the South. Israel only has to stop offensive operations, not defensive operations in the South of Lebanon. Nasrallah is losing, which is why the Lebanon meeting has been postponed. Nasrallah is in a precarious position.

By: Stormy70

Stormy70 — Sun, 13 Aug 2006 15:46:54 +0000

Nasrallah is refusing to come to the table to even discuss disarming, and this is not a ceasefire. The war continues apace. I listened to the John Bolton podcast with Pajamas Media, and I was reassured. Israel does not seem to be letting up at all, and Nasrallah will be facing his music at some point with some pissed off Lebanese. He has lost most of his infrastructure and his “banks” have been blown up. How is he supposed to help his Hezz supporting population now? I think the war will continue in Southern Lebanon for the forseeable future.