What Hezbollah does best

Clashes erupted Wednesday evening in the northern port city of Tripoli between followers of Lebanon's parliamentary majority and others loyal to the Hezbollah-led opposition, leaving eight people wounded, Lebanese police said.

Source: http://www.lebanonnews.net/story/551727

Beirut- Security in Lebanon remains the main concern. Last night young men from the Chiah , Beirut district roaming on motorcycles provoked residents of nearby Ain el-Rummaneh Christian neighborhood and this led to the killing of 1 man and the wounding of five others.

Source: http://yalibnan.com/site/archives/2009/10/wed...

BEIRUT: A group of young men beat up on Thursday police adjutants Mohammad Yassine and Mohammad Matar while they were on duty in the southern town of Nabatieh. The two policemen were rushed to hospital for treatment of severe wounds. Press reports said the officers were attacked while on a mission to seize an Infiniti jeep that had no license plates. A number of arrests were made in Nabatieh and investigations are under way to uncover perpetrators.

Source: http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp...

More about Ain-el-Remmeneh - Chiyyah incidents:

Georges Abu Madi, 31, was killed and four others wounded when violence pitted youths from the mainly Shiite district of Shiyyah against residents of the nearby Christian area of Ain al-Remmaneh.

at: http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp...

Hezbollah wants to "rescue Lebanon" [sic].

BEIRUT (Reuters)- Hezbollah gunmen battled supporters of the government on Sunday on the fifth day of a campaign by the Iranian-backed group that has dealt a severe blow to Washington's allies in Lebanon.

The fighting in Aley, a town in the mountains overlooking the capital, and nearby villages killed at least eight people.

Hezbollah, which is also backed by Syria, and its allies have in recent days routed pro-government gunmen in Beirut in Lebanon's worst civil strife since the 1975-1990 civil war.

The drive by Hezbollah to take control of strategic locations has increased pressure on the governing coalition, supported by the United States and Saudi Arabia, to accept the opposition's terms for ending 18 months of political conflict.

http://www.canada.com/topics/news/world/story...

Lyom wrote:

Hezbollah wants to "rescue Lebanon" [sic].
BEIRUT (Reuters)- Hezbollah gunmen battled supporters of the government on Sunday on the fifth day of a campaign by the Iranian-backed group that has dealt a severe blow to Washington's allies in Lebanon.

good news.

Lyom wrote:

<quoted text> The fighting in Aley, a town in the mountains overlooking the capital, and nearby villages killed at least eight people.

i hope they learnt their lesson.

Lyom wrote:

<quoted text> Hezbollah, which is also backed by Syria, and its allies have in recent days routed pro-government gunmen in Beirut in Lebanon's worst civil strife since the 1975-1990 civil war.[/QUOT] dont mess with hezbollah next time.
[QUOTE who="Lyom"]<quote d text> The drive by Hezbollah to take control of strategic locations has increased pressure on the governing coalition, supported by the United States and Saudi Arabia, to accept the opposition's terms for ending 18 months of political conflict.
http://www.canada.com/topics/news/world/story...

either our way, or no way.

Katyusha rocket from Lebanon draws Israeli artillery barrage
"Wednesday, October 28, 2009

BEIRUT: A Katyusha rocket fired from Lebanon hit northern Israel on Tuesday night without causing any casualties, prompting Israel to retaliate with an artillery barrage, sources on both sides said. The attack, which was not immediately claimed, was the latest incident in growing cross-border tensions, and an Israeli military spokeswoman laid ultimate blame for it at the door of the Beirut government. "

What Lebanese government? Oh, the "lebanese" government, hezblala who likes to bring about Israeli bombings on their people.

Source of article:http://www.dailystar.c om.lb/article.asp?edition_id=1 &categ_id=1&article_id =108021

Lyom wrote:

Katyusha rocket from Lebanon draws Israeli artillery barrage
"Wednesday, October 28, 2009
BEIRUT: A Katyusha rocket fired from Lebanon hit northern Israel on Tuesday night without causing any casualties, prompting Israel to retaliate with an artillery barrage, sources on both sides said. The attack, which was not immediately claimed, was the latest incident in growing cross-border tensions, and an Israeli military spokeswoman laid ultimate blame for it at the door of the Beirut government. "
What Lebanese government? Oh, the "lebanese" government, hezblala who likes to bring about Israeli bombings on their people.
Source of article:http://www.dailystar.c om.lb/article.asp?edition_id=1 &categ_id=1&article_id =108021

Just in:
"Answering a question, Aoun said that all those in charge of security in the South are to be held responsible for the security breach. He named the Lebanese army and UNIFIL as those forces."
LOOOOOOOOOL
Where does this guy live?
http://www.naharnet.com/domino/tn/NewsDesk.ns...

Lyom wrote:

<quoted text> He named the Lebanese army and UNIFIL as those forces."
LOOOOOOOOOL
Where does this guy live?

hezbollah's pocket lol lol lol lol lol

Blazer wrote:

<quoted text> hezbollah's pocket lol lol lol lol lol

Good. Now we know we live in Iran since Hezblala is in Iran's pocket.

An-Nahar newspaper reported on Monday that the meeting to discuss the report urged for the integration of all parties in Lebanon’s political life.
“Disbanding militias in Lebanon especially Hizbullah is of vital importance to the country’s democracy and sovereignty,” Larsen said.
In response, Hizbullah said the report was “insolently biased” and aimed to cover up for “the true side responsible for the region’s instability,”– a reference to Israel.
“[The report] is scandalous and catastrophic since it masks the real reason behind instability in Lebanon and the region which is represented by the continuous Israeli violations to UN resolutions as well as Lebanese sovereignty,” the statement said.

I don't understand (not that I'm interested) what one has to do with the other. Let's say Israel threatens Lebanon, why does this prevent unity of all "militias" around one government in Lebanon?

Lyom wrote:

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Good. Now we know we live in Iran since Hezblala is in Iran's pocket.

and lebanon in hezbollah pocket???????? you are dead right

Who's talking to you? What kind of attention do you lack at home?
You're not an interesting person.

Lyom wrote:

Who's talking to you? What kind of attention do you lack at home?
You're not an interesting person.

you are not talking to me, am talking to you because you seems to be a looner, you bring up something stupid because you needed attention, am doing you a favour by responding, see!!!!

Blazer wrote:

<quoted text> you are not talking to me, am talking to you because you seems to be a looner, you bring up something stupid because you needed attention, am doing you a favour by responding, see!!!!

I knew there was stupid and blank.
I just did not know how much.

WHAT!?
Please communicate clearly.
Thanks.

;)

Lyom wrote:

<quoted text>
I knew there was stupid and blank.
I just did not know how much.
WHAT!?
Please communicate clearly.
Thanks.
;)

man!!!!!!!! am having a problem here, you gave us your last post and you said you are gone, aftet 3 days you came back dummer than before,--- help me oh god

Blazer wrote:

<quoted text> man!!!!!!!! am having a problem here, you gave us your last post and you said you are gone, aftet 3 days you came back dummer than before,--- help me oh god

Sorry, buddy. Your words have no effect on me.
And I came back because I decided that leaving would mean I gave Lebanon up for you. No way.
I am not selling myself to the master that pays more like you.

Lyom wrote:

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And I came back because I decided that leaving would mean I gave Lebanon up for you. No way.

are you suffering from swine flu or what? you said you are not a lebanese so i dont see you going meaning you give lebanon to me or you comming back taking lebanon from me. it is not your in the first place you said so because you are not a lebanese, but am a lebanese so it is mine you cant take and i dont need you giving it to me, aaaaah!!!! why bother myself fighting with you for something that i have with me.

Blazer wrote:

<quoted text> are you suffering from swine flu or what? you said you are not a lebanese so i dont see you going meaning you give lebanon to me or you comming back taking lebanon from me. it is not your in the first place you said so because you are not a lebanese, but am a lebanese so it is mine you cant take and i dont need you giving it to me, aaaaah!!!! why bother myself fighting with you for something that i have with me.

What the duck are you saying? Can you speak clearly please? If possible?

Lyom wrote:

<quoted text>
What the duck are you saying? Can you speak clearly please? If possible?

the problem is, you cant read, did you left your brain somewhere?