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What's even more irritating is that they are even taking the law into their own hands there. Members of Hezbollah start asking for IDs of people they think are suspicious, as if they are the ruling power in Lebanon. Kinda reminds of stories my parents used to tell me during the Lebanese Civil War where different political groups used to take their IDs and investigate them in order to pass a certain area.
News reporters from NOW Lebanon were stopped by Hezbollah in Ouzai, got their IDs investigated and notes taken and then were told to get out of the area. The Lebanese Police, that witnessed the incident, didn't even interfere.
It makes you think what will become of Lebanon when the new Hezbollah-government gets established... and they blame Hariri and his allies for sectarianism.
Finally someone is saying it out loud!!
ReplyDeleteHezbollah has always been a governmemt within a government.
Not only are their constructions illegal, but they don't pay for electricity and plug in illegal cables to steal it!!
They are more powerful than the Lebanese army, controlling whether Lebanon will enter a war or not, deciding upon the foreign policy with other countries (I'm thinking of the bahrein incident, etc.
Since each family has an average of 8 kids I'm fearing they will control half the Lebanese territory in a few years.
And no one dares confront dear Hezbollah, since it's the only ARMED party.
Clearly there is nothing I can add you said it all.
ReplyDeleteClearly you 2 are Idiots..
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