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Notify Blogger about objectionable content. What does this meanSend As SMSBlogThisStories from Beirut Spring 2005 and after .............till democracy prevailsMonday, December 12, 2005Mehlis Second Report on the killing of Rafik Haririhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/bsp/hi/pdfs/12_12_05_mehlis_report.pdfAnalysis will follow soon posted by Nasser at 11:15 PM 4 comments New victim in the war to terrorize LebanonJubran Tweini, MP and editor of daily An-Nahar, was killed in a targeted car bomb this morning 12/12/05. Jubran was of the leading figures in Spring 2005 demonstrations against Syrian interferance in Lebanon; and his editorials were always on the offensive against Syrias role in destabilizing Lebanon since the assassination of PM Hariri.. Another journalist and politician fell today...posted by Nasser at 9:17 AM 0 comments Sunday, November 13, 2005Bashar and his vicious circleposted by Nasser at 11:05 AM 2 comments Monday, September 26, 2005It is the turn of May ChidiacMay Chidiac, a political talk show host, is the first woman to be targeted in a recent series of bombings mainly against anti-Syrian figures. She is currently being treated from severe injuries.May miraclously survived a bomb put under her car but sadly she lost an arm and a leg. She is currently in a stable condition.Attack on May could just be explained as an attack on soft targets but with high destablising effect. May, and before her columnist Samir Kassir, were hit by some criminal organised state-sponsored hitmen because of their critical political opinions ...and because they were easy targets that their elimination would cause fear, havoc and instability.posted by Nasser at 9:31 AM 3 comments Sunday, September 18, 2005Picture of the WeekLebanese president, Emile Lahoud, addressing an empty UN General Assembly.He was isolated in the UN as much he is in Lebanon. The last man standing in Baabda (Presidential Palace) is still refusing to step down...posted by Nasser at 8:14 PM 5 comments Sunday, September 11, 2005The Policeman and the Judge. Any role in Lebanons growing democracyThese two persons could be the two most important men that COULD help in making Lebanons emerging democracy a success. To the left, State Prosecutor Justice Said Mirza and to the right Director-General of Internal Security Forces (Chief of Lebanons Police Force) General Ashraf Rifi.So far, the Judge and the Policeman have supported the new regime that emerged after the end of Syrias control last April; and are leading the Lebanese side in the Hariri Inquiry. For years of Syrian control, these two posts were either sidelined or were filled by loyalists; and for years the smell of corruption and cronyism was coming out from the offices of these posts-holders.The Judge and the Policeman are the two persons that would support a democratic regime and let it flourish; given the Judge stays honest and incorruptible and the Policeman remains clean and does not interfere in politics. This exactly what is no
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