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Lebanese Forces Ringtones and Logos Update

I just got an email from the webmaster of SMS.LebaneseForces.com telling me they have changed there policy a bit. In the last three days they received more than 600 orders and sent approximately 350 of them. Due to the large number of LF Members world wide & the cost of each sms, they will only send logos now and not ringtones since most of the Ericsson and Nokia phones come with built in composers and you can just input the ringtones manually. So please do not abuse this service they are offering. The guys pay for every logo they send so only request a logo if you are gonna use it.
click here to go to SMS.LebaneseForces.com

Posted by 40-Tactical on Saturday, May 31, 2003 | Permalink

Lebanese Forces Manifesto

Someone emailed in asking about the Lebanese Forces Manifesto and if we have it online. No we don't, but the official Lebanese Forces site does and in Arabic.
click here to check it at the official site

Posted by 40-Tactical on Saturday, May 31, 2003 | Permalink

Samir Geagea's True Condition

After 9 years in prison, many rumors were spread some were good and some bad. Some of them spoke about the release of the hakim and some spoke about the bad situation that the hakim is facing. This is where we should corerct a few points.

1- Every Tuesday and Thursday the hakim is visited by his wife Sethrida Geagea, his mother (Marie Geagea), his father (Farid Geagea), his sister (Nauhad Kayrouz) and his nephews (Paul and Peter Kayrouz). Only them and no one else can see him, unless its the Bishop Al Baysari who visits him once a month.

2- Samir Geagea cannot receive any political news. He receives The Economist , Al Shabaka, Naturelle and he can have any history book which doesn't contain political news about Lebanon.

3- What are the new things that have changed with the hakim? The only new thing that changed from 9 years till now is that the family is now able to see him for one full hour every Tuesday and Thursday (It used to be 30 minutes before). The family is also offered coffee or water and are treated better than before.

4- The hakim is located on the thrid floor underground. When his family goes to see him they are taken down to the 2nd floor underground and the hakim is brought up one floor from his jail cell to see them. The room they see him in is small but its better then before. Before the room was even smaller and we had glass dividing the hakim from us. Now the room is bigger then before and we are allowed to touch him.

In conclusion, every news or story different from what I have just posted is untrue and just a rumor. This is Samir Geagea's True Condition.

Posted by Paul on Friday, May 30, 2003 | Permalink

FL Belgique: Messe du 25 Mai, en commémoration du martyr de notre frère

Dimanche 25 Mai, en ce dernier Dimanche du mois de la Vierge, nous nous sommes retrouvés partisans des Forces Libanaises, sympathisants, ou simples Libanais, à l’Eglise de rite Maronite de Bruxelles Notre Dame du Liban, pour commémorer l’assassinat de notre frère et compagnon Ramzi Irani. L’Eglise était pleine, et nombreux sont ceux qui ont répondus à l’appel des FLs de Belgique et sont venus nous accompagner dans nos prières pour que celui qui est mort pour nous et pour le Liban repose en paix. La messe était organisée par le bureau des Forces Libanaises de Bruxelles, avec pour slogan «Nous ne concéderons pas sur le sang des martyrs mais poursuivrons le même chemin », et dont les membres, qui arboraient tous une image de Ramzi sur le torse, coté coeur, distribuèrent à la fin de l’office des prospectus en forme de petits cahiers où l’on pouvait trouver des photos de notre martyr avec sa famille, et des lettres qui lui ont été adressées…leur demandant de ne pas oublier, pour qu'il ne soit tué deux fois. Une photo de l'ingénieur, père de deux enfants, et compagnon était disposée prés de l'autel.
L'office religieux était célébré par le Père Maroun Atallah, assisté par le Pere Maroun Abi Rahhal. Lors de son homélie, le Père Atallah célébra le Martyr, parce qu’il « n’y a pas de plus grand amour que de donner sa vie pour ceux que l’on aime ». Il s’étala sur l’innocence des victimes des injustices de ce monde, demandant aux fidèles de faire preuve d’humanité quand des scènes aussi tragiques s’offrent à leurs yeux et de se solidariser avec les souffrances des autres même si elles ne nous touchent pas directement, rappelant que nous sommes, en fin de compte, tous frères et fils de Dieu, et que quand il arrive malheur à l’un de nous, qu’il soit au Liban ou en Irak, c’est un des fils du Seigneur qui souffre de la perfidie et des péchés des Hommes.
« Nous te prions, Seigneur, pour tous ceux qui se sont endormis dans l’espérance de la résurrection. Souviens-toi de notre frère Ramzi Irani et de tous ceux qui ont donné leurs vies pour que le Liban reste toujours un message de liberté et d’ouverture; accorde-leur de participer à ta résurrection. Seigneur, nous te prions ».
C'est sur ces voeux prononcés par le Père Abi Rahhal que s'est cloturée la messe. Au nom des Forces Libanaises, des Libanais, de Ramzi et de nos martyrs, nous remercions tous ceux qui ont décidé de venir prier avec nous, et de rendre ainsi hommage à ce père de famille qui a tout donné pour nous, comme le reste de nos martyrs, "Parce qu'il nous ont aimé, ont aimé leur pays et leur peuple d’un amour fou, n'ont jamais hésité à se sacrifier pour nous. Puisqu'ils moururent pour que l'on soit. Moururent pour que l'on vive. [...]"(le leader des Forces Libanaises: Samir Geagea). Donc un grand merci à nos frères qui ont pris part à cette commémoration, pour que la flamme ne s'éteigne et le souvenir ne s'estompe, pour que notre martyr ne soit tué deux fois, une fois en nous défendant et une autre par notre oubli...
Vous pouvez déjà voir certaines photos de l'événement en appuyant ici, en attendant qu'elles soient toutes publiées. Veuillez excuser le retard, due à des contretemps indépendants de notre volonté.
wanabka

Posted by Naji on Thursday, May 29, 2003 | Permalink

Samir Geagea to be released June 10th??

We have just received the following information from a reliable source. This information may turn out to be untrue since we can't confirm this.

This is what we were told:

- they have been treating our leader Samir Geagea extremely well lately. A lot better then ever before.

- some people who work very closely with Michel el Murr and that have nothing to do with any political party have told us that on June 10th Samir Geagea will be released from prison.

- some Lebanese Forces members were allowed to visit Samir Geagea in prison

- Setrida Geagea was spotted at Aishti purchasing 7 men’s suites

Again, this information is from a reliable source but it may turn out to be either blown out of proportion, not true at all or very true in fact. There is no way of confirming this at the moment.

Posted by 40-Tactical on Wednesday, May 28, 2003 | Permalink

Lebanese Forces Ringtones and Logos

sms.LebaneseForces.com is now sending logos and ringtones to your mobile phones for free again. You are allowed only 1 ringtone and 1 logo per phone number. The reason for this is that they pay for every ringtone or logo they send to you. click here to go to their site

Posted by 40-Tactical on Wednesday, May 28, 2003 | Permalink

If only Geagea's father...

This is the title of an interesting article I found at An-nahar yesterday. The article is about Hakim, and was written by Elie el-Hage. Its in Arabic.
click here to read it

Posted by Naji on Wednesday, May 28, 2003 | Permalink

Geagea's Prison Conditions Reported Improved

Samir Geagea's prison conditions at the defense ministry compound in Yarze have lately been improved, An Nahar said in a 12-word news tidbit in Arabic Tuesday, giving no further details. Several human rights organizations at home and abroad have long protested the harsh treatment the commander of the Lebanese Forces has been getting since he was held in solitary confinement in a windowless underground cell since 1994.

LF activists have recently marked his ninth year in prison by rallies calling for his release as a precondition for genuine national reconciliation in Lebanon to bring down the curtain on the fallout of Lebanon's 1975-199 civil war once and for all. Some 60,000 signatures have been collected in less than two months for a public petition calling for Geagea's release either by a presidential parole or an amnesty bill in parliament.

article from naharnet

Posted by 40-Tactical on Tuesday, May 27, 2003 | Permalink

Fist Fights Mar La Sagesse-Sporting Basketball Finals

Lebanon's 2003 basketball playoffs have gotten to a tragic start. Leading clubs La Sagesse and Sporting clashed in fist fights peppered by below-the-belt shouting abuse at the opening game of a 5-match finals Monday night, throwing the rest of the playoffs in doubt. Sporting was leading 34-33 just two minutes and seven seconds from the end of the second quarter when violence erupted at the Fouad Chehab playgrounds in Jounieh, sparked by obscene gestures from Sporting's American coach Scott Fields in the direction of La Sagesse President Antoine Shweiri , An Nahar reported Tuesday. The first quarter was 22-9 for Sporting.
click here to read the whole article at naharnet

Posted by 40-Tactical on Tuesday, May 27, 2003 | Permalink

Al Massira Article on the LF-AUB Conference

Lebanese-Forces.org has scanned the article that was published in Al Massira about the LF conference held by the "Back To Roots club" last week in AUB. click here to view it

Posted by 40-Tactical on Monday, May 26, 2003 | Permalink

Assad Offers New Scenario for Syria's Exit from Lebanon

President Assad says Syria won't stay a single additional day in Lebanon if the majority of the Lebanese people branded the presence of its army as occupation. Assad emphasized that Syria viewed Lebanon as an independent state, asserting, too, that the threat of a new Lebanese civil war was over and out.
click here to read the rest of the article at naharnet.
Or read it in arabic, at annahar

Posted by Naji on Sunday, May 25, 2003 | Permalink

FL Belgique: Pour que notre martyr ne meurt pas deux fois…

Une messe sera organisée ce Dimanche 25 Mai à l’initiative du bureau des Forces Libanaises en Belgique en commémoration de l'assassinat de l'ingénieur et compagnon Ramzi Irani. Vous êtes tous, Libanais de Belgique ou d’Europe, conviés à participer à la messe de requiem de notre martyr.
Elle sera célébrée à l’Eglise Notre Dame du Liban, à Bruxelles, à 11h30 (plus précisément: Ixelles, Chaussée de Boondael, premier arrêt après Buyl en prenant le 23/90 direction Rogier. Puis descendre 50 mètres la rue en face de l’arrêt. L’église est aussi connue sous le nom de "Chapelle Saint Philippe Néri").
Venez nombreux...pour que le souvenir ne s’estompe et que notre frère ne soit tué deux fois...
linabka

Posted by Naji on Saturday, May 24, 2003 | Permalink

Commémoration: Une « Journée Béchir Gemayel » à la NDU

Tiré de Lorientlejour
Le mouvement estudiantin de l’Université Notre-Dame de Loueizé (NDU) a organisé hier une « Journée Béchir Gemayel », qui a comporté une exposition dédiée au président assassiné, ainsi qu’un débat avec son épouse, Mme Solange Gemayel. Dans son allocution, Mme Gemayel a notamment affirmé, après avoir rendu hommage aux étudiants de la NDU : « Nous ne permettrons à personne d’agir de sorte que le sang des martyrs, qui a abondamment coulé pour préserver l’indépendance du Liban, soit gaspillé par des gens qui veulent accéder à certains postes et qui s’emploient à nous réprimer et à piétiner la ligne (politique) nationale, par une autre dont on ignore les objectifs. » Mme Gemayel s’est aussi élevée contre les tentatives de répression du droit d’expression. Elle a ensuite exposé les principales prises de position de son époux, s’arrêtant particulièrement sur son opposition à l’implantation des Palestiniens au Liban et la préservation de l’unité du pays.

Posted by Naji on Saturday, May 24, 2003 | Permalink

Justice - Un an après l’assassinat du militant FL, l’enquête piétine. Les indices négligés du dossier Ramzi Irani

Un an après l’enlèvement et l’assassinat du militant FL, Ramzi Irani, aucune piste susceptible de mener aux personnes impliquées dans l’affaire n’a été trouvée. Ingénieur chez Total, Ramzi Irani avait été enlevé en plein jour le 7 mai 2002 en sortant de son bureau dans le secteur Clemenceau. Il avait été retrouvé, abattu de deux balles à la poitrine, dans le coffre de sa voiture, au lieudit Caracas, quatorze jours plus tard.
Le dossier qui avait fait beaucoup de bruit l’année dernière a rejoint, jusqu’à nouvel ordre, la liste des enquêtes qui n’ont pas abouti. La famille du disparu, notamment son épouse Jessie et son frère Nabil, qui souhaitent qu’on puisse lever un jour le voile sur les mystères de l’enlèvement et de l’assassinat de l’ingénieur, s’interrogent sur la destruction de certains indices.
Lire la suite de l'article dans le lorientlejour du Samedi 24 Mai 2003 (une fois à la premiere page, appuyer sur Politique).
linabka

Posted by Naji on Saturday, May 24, 2003 | Permalink

Hanna Challita released after being held for a week in Syria

SOLIDA reported yesterday that Hanna Youssef Challita, who was arrested at the Syrian-Lebanese border on the 11 of May, had been released last Sunday night, the 18 may, after being held by the Syrians authorities for a week. Hanna, who has already spent 8 years in detention (from 1994 to 2002) without sentence or trial at the Ministry of Defence in Yarze for his presumed implication in the murder of Tony Franjieh in 1978, was going to Damascus from Beirut for a visit when he got arrested. No explanations for the reasons of the capture of Challita by the Syrians were given... As if in a country like Syria we needed a reason to arrest someone... What’s more important, the Lebanese authorities didn't do anything; isn’t he a Lebanese citizen? I wonder what happened to our rights, as citizens, and human beings, and to their duties, as “our” leaders (if I can call them like that), another type of human beings…
linabka

Posted by Naji on Friday, May 23, 2003 | Permalink

LF-AUB Conference: No National Reconciliation without Geagea

"Geagea ‘key’ to reconciliation" was the main title for the conference held by the Back To Roots Club on Wednesday the 21st in AUB . The lecture room was almost full while people were still coming in , presents at the conference were LF responsibles ( Fadi Shamati , Sou3oud Bou Chebel , Eliano el Mir , Teddy Abou Rjeily etc ... ) , LF students from all universities and AUB students from diverse political affiliations .
Quick Summary of the conference:
LF high responsible Sou3oud Abou Chebel , in charge of organizing the work on the "National petition to free Dr.Samir Geagea " , after being introduced by the president of the club Rashad el Rayess , began the lecture by exposing the latest results of the widely spread petition to free Dr.Samir Geagea by exposing its results and its goals .
Then ex-MP Edmond Rizk and Journalist Georges Nassif speeched explaining that Dr.Geagea's release is a must to start a national reconciliation ; and that this man , as Nassif quoted , is being held responsible for all the atrocities of the Lebanese war and he continued saying his case is one of a flagrant injustice .Edmond Rizk attacked the current government and argued they were acting against National reconciliation and called them traitors , mainly the President of the republic Emile La7oud that has been unloyal to his promisses , He argued that Hakim is being deprived from his most basic rights and called for his immediate release .

The Conference was medially covered by Annahar , Daily Star Newspaper , Al Massira Magazine , and LBCI television .
Pictures of the conference are displayed in the link above .

Thanks to all members of the Back To Roots club who made this lecture a succesfull one .

Posted by AL_ on Thursday, May 22, 2003 | Permalink

Email on the Dr. Jebeily Resignation

This is an email that was just sent to us on Dr. Jebeily's resignation:

To whom it may concern;
In regards to paltalk rumors we would like to inform you that the story regarding Dr. Jebeily resignation is a rumour and the problem with many of the information you receive are not authentic and official. I don't know where Hanoun if he mentioned that got his information from especially that yesterday evening I was on a conference call with Dr. jebeily in preparation for next week. Therefore, from now on please get your information from reliable sources which will be the Press Department at the political council or from the person himself in question.

Sincerely
Rafi'

Posted by 40-Tactical on Thursday, May 22, 2003 | Permalink

Dr. Samir Geagea's Freedom Set as Precondition for Lowering Curtain on Civil war

Calls have rung out loud from an AUB seminar for the release of Lebanese Forces commander Samir Geagea as a precondition for a national reconciliation that would genuinely lower the curtain on the 1975-1990 Lebanese civil war. The behests were made by attorney at law Edmond Rizk, a former Phalange Party member of Parliament, and An Nahar's editorialist George Nassif during a debate held at the American University of Beirut's Assembly Hall Wednesday, An Nahar reported on Thursday.
click here to read the rest of the article at naharnet

Posted by 40-Tactical on Thursday, May 22, 2003 | Permalink

3 Points raised by Hanoun on Paltalk

Yesterday, in front of 160 people on paltalk, room Lebanese Forces (Wanabka), Hana Atik ( Al Hanoun) declared these 3 points:

1- He confirmed the resignation of Dr. Gebeily as Head of the Lebanese Forces Political Council, but he added that the Political COuncil neither accepted nor refused his resignation. They will discuss it in their coming meeting.

2- He refuses all kind of talk done with the Syrians in Lebanon made by many LF responsible.

3- A Syrian rumor was passed to those negotiating with them that Hakim was supposed to be released on April 27th was nothing but another Syrian game.

Taken from Lebanese-Forces.org

Posted by 40-Tactical on Thursday, May 22, 2003 | Permalink

Mourners outraged at army’s funeral harassment

Bsharri residents were “angry” after the army arrested 10 university students affiliated with the banned Lebanese Forces (LF) after they participated in the funeral of a colleague in the town of Bsharri, a member of the group said Wednesday. They were all released later the same night, he added. The group was attending a Mass to pray for Toni Keyrouz, aged 23, who was shot dead in the United States during an armed robbery. Some 3,000 people from the town of Bsharri, hometown of both Keyrouz and detained LF leader Samir Geagea, attended the Mass in the town’s biggest church, Saint Saba. Those paying their respects included friends of Keyrouz and LF members. A large convoy of cars took Keyrouz’s body Tuesday from Saydet al-Maounat Hospital (Our Lady of Salvation) in Jbeil to Bsharri.
click here to read the rest of the article at the DailyStar

Posted by 40-Tactical on Thursday, May 22, 2003 | Permalink

Geagea ‘key’ to reconciliation

National reconciliation will never be reached unless jailed Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea is freed, political analyst and writer George Nassif said Wednesday. Speaking during a conference at the American University of Beirut (AUB) on the relationship between Geagea’s freedom and the achievement of national reconciliation, Nassif reminded the audience that Geagea had considered him an enemy, adding that “this is the reason I want Geagea free.” Nassif said that he himself had been one of the leaders of the National Movement in 1975, widely known for his left-wing affiliations, and that he had been wanted dead or alive in LF-controlled areas. Nassif said that even if Geagea, the only warlord tried and jailed, was part of the “dirty war,” there were others who also took part in that war, and he should not be held solely responsible.
click here to read the rest of the article at the DailyStar

Posted by 40-Tactical on Thursday, May 22, 2003 | Permalink

Hanna Chalita Arrested in Syria

On 10 May, Hanna Chalita, a member of the unauthorised Lebanese Forces Party (LFP), was arrested at the Syrian-Lebanese border. He has since been held incommunicado, reportedly at the Palestine Branch Detention Centre in Damascus where torture and ill-treatment of political detainees is routine. Hanna Chalita's lawyer approached the Syrian authorities regarding his client on 12 May, but was denied access to him.
click here to read the rest and see how you can help

Posted by 40-Tactical on Wednesday, May 21, 2003 | Permalink

Love and Death in Beirut Book Cover

The webmaster of Lebanese-Forces.ca was kind enough to send us the cover of "The Covenant: Love and Death in Beirut" Arabic edition. He also said the book is available at Antoine’s Library.
click here for the front cover
click here for the back cover

Posted by 40-Tactical on Wednesday, May 21, 2003 | Permalink

Bsharri Mourns Young Resident Killed in US

Toni Keyrouz traveled to the United States in February to continue his studies and pursue a better life, but his corpse was sent back to Beirut on Monday after he was shot dead. Keyrouz, 23, was living and working with his brother in West Virginia, where he was doing his Masters degree in computer science after he graduated last year from the Lebanese University.
Click here to read the full article at th DailyStar

Posted by 40-Tactical on Wednesday, May 21, 2003 | Permalink

The Covenant: Love and Death in Beirut

Thanks for those of you who emailed me the name of the book. The book turned out is called "The Covenant: Love and Death in Beirut". Here is a brief description:

"In 1980, writer/producer Newman went to Lebanon for the first of several reports for ABC News's 20/20 . There she met Bashir Gemayel, the charismatic Christian leader who was struggling to unify that country. This book interweaves their growing love affair with Gemayel's election to the presidency in 1982 and his brutal assassination that same year. While Newman claims a mission of conveying to the American public the political importance of Gemayel's leadership and death, this is frustrated by her descriptions of her love for the man, her hatred for his killers, and her fear of Lebanon's continuing violence and disorder. While some readers may enjoy this lively mixture of politics and personality, those who want clearer understanding of Middle Eastern issues will be impatient with the personal intrusions."
Click here to see the book on Amazon.com

Posted by 40-Tactical on Tuesday, May 20, 2003 | Permalink

Help Me Find This Book

I was just at Amazon.com searching for an interesting book written by this female journalist. In the book she claimes and talks about an affair she had with Bachir Gemayel and how they were in love. I forgot the name of the book AND the name of the journalist does anyone know this book?? email me the name please. While I was searching for the book I happend to find this magazine called Lebanon Opportunities. Does anyone know if this is the same magazine that gets released in Lebanon?

Posted by 40-Tactical on Tuesday, May 20, 2003 | Permalink

Bachir Gemayel Day

BachirGemayel.org has information on the Bachir Gemayel Day at NDU. It will be on Friday, 23rd of May and they will be selling audio tapes, books, cds and there will also be a photo exhibition.
Click here for more information

Posted by 40-Tactical on Tuesday, May 20, 2003 | Permalink

Syria Decides to Withdraw 5,000 Troops from Lebanon

Syria has decided to pull up to 5,000 troops out from Lebanon soon to defuse U.S. pressure on President Assad's regime, which has drastically escalated after Iraq's invasion, An Nahar reported on Tuesday. "An unannounced Syrian decision has been taken to withdraw from 4,000 to 5,000 troops from certain parts of Lebanon in a short while," An Nahar said in a Paris-datelined report quoting Lebanese opposition circles in Washington.
Click here to read the whole article at naharnet

Posted by 40-Tactical on Tuesday, May 20, 2003 | Permalink

LF-AUB lecture on "Achieving National Reconciliation"

The Back To Roots club (LF-AUB and Lebanese Student League) official club is organizing a lecture entitled "Achieving National Reconciliation", on Wednesday the 21th of May from 4 to 6 pm. MP Ghassan Moukhayber, Edmond Rizk, and Dr.Sa3oud el Mawla will be participating in this lecture moderated by Journalist Georges Nassif (from Annahar Newspaper).
The lecture's main subject is insisting on the importance of freeing The current Leader of the disbanded Lebanese Forces, Dr.Samir Geagea, in order to achieve National Reconciliation.

NB: Invitation is public to all AUB and non-AUB students .

Posted by AL_ on Tuesday, May 20, 2003 | Permalink

Bayan Distributed by LF-AUB Students

The official LF site has a bayan online that was distributed by the LF-AUB students. You can download the bayan now from here in a much smaller file size.
Click here to view the bayan.

Posted by 40-Tactical on Tuesday, May 20, 2003 | Permalink

Taken from the DailyStar: Ramzi Irani Mass

More than 3,000 mourners commemorated the first anniversary of Ramzi Irani’s death Sunday, the last victim of a series of unsolved slayings that shook the country last year.

The ceremony, which took place at Saint Georges Cathedral in the Beirut Central District, drew a large number of mourners and Lebanese Forces supporters to the two-hour service. Speakers refrained from political rhetoric, but a solemn atmosphere dominated the service as investigations into the LF official’s slaying remain pending after a year.

Energy and Water Ministry director-general Fadi Qmeir represented President Emile Lahoud and Monsignor Khalil Abi Nader represented Maronite Patriarch Nasrallah Butros Sfeir. Zahle MP George Kassardji, Baabda MP Antoine Ghanem, and Maronite League president Hareth Shehab were also present, as were Sethrida Geagea, the wife of imprisoned LF head Samir Geagea, and ousted Metn MP and opposition figure Gabriel Murr.
Click here for the rest of the article.

Posted by 40-Tactical on Monday, May 19, 2003 | Permalink

Tony Keyrouz

I was checking out Lebanese-Forces.ca when I noticed they had an article about Tony Keyrouz taken from Assafir newspaper. For those of you who are looking for info on Tony click here to check out the Assafir article. You can also click here to check the Tony Keyrouz thread at the official LF Forum.

Posted by 40-Tactical on Monday, May 19, 2003 | Permalink

Un An Déjà

Il y a un an, nous avons perdu un frère. Encore un frère... Il y a un an, le Liban a perdu un de ses fils. Encore un de ses fils... Encore un de ces jeunes fils, dont le seul crime est leur ferme croyance en ce Liban de la liberté et de la justice; en ce Liban, cité soixante six fois dans la Bible, et tant cité dans les livres d'histoires... le pays du miel et du lait; Il parait... Il y a un an ils avaient condamné. Justice sera faite, avait-ils promis; les criminels seront capturés, et traduits devant la justice. Il y a un an, on nous a pris un de nos frères. Plusieurs responsables avaient condamné son enlèvement et son assassinat, soulignant que les criminels seront capturés et traduits devant la justice. Depuis, la douleur est restée vive. L'enquête s'en est allée rejoindre tant d'autres aux oubliettes. Apres tout, dans le Liban d'aujourd'hui, Justice et Liberté ne sont que des accessoires aux mains d'un pouvoir qui n'a plus aucune dignité. Et Ramzi? la liste de tes martyrs, Oh Liban, s'allonge... et nous resterons fidèles a leur mémoire, pour que la flamme brûle encore. Et toujours
linabka

Posted by Naji on Monday, May 19, 2003 | Permalink

ila Koll Rafi2 Moltazem

ya rife2 sar el wa2et el lyom nottala3 weyn rayhin wou nshouf el adiye weyn sarit yalli kermela el ka2id nsajan la teb2a moustamerra bi share2 ma byerham ,bi balad el baka2 fi shebeh moustahil law ma ewamit el ouwet el lebneniye bel wa2et yalli keyn lezim t2ewim bel wa2et yalli ma keyn ma fi la dawleh la enoun wala kada2 yalli halla2 ahel el hekem 3am bi héttouna fi wou 3am bi admoulna sikkin badel el wardé ka sheker men ajel el nidal el moustamer yalli law baleh ma fi keyn houwe ra2is aw wazir aw néyib wou bal aktar men heyk ma keyn fi hawiye lebneniye .... nehna ya rife2 baddna nkoun add el mas2ouliye wou ma nesmah ba2a la adaya tefha ma bet wassil ella la téshwih el adiye men jawhara wou la téshwih adiye nadalo men ajla 10.000 shahid badna nkoun id wahde la anno ouw3a tfakro eno haddan ghayrna rah yharrir el ka2id aw yba22e mesh3al el horiye moda2 bi same2 hall balad.

Posted by sooby on Sunday, May 18, 2003 | Permalink

Ramzi Irani Mass

Around 4000 LF supporters attended the first year remembrace of Ramzi Irani's martyrdom today. The Church was crowded, many political and religious figures were present , representative of the president and of the patriarch added to Strida Geagea, Sit Solange Gemayel, MP Gaby el Murr etc... A giant poster of Ramzi was placed inside the Church and at the end of the mass, Ramzi Irani's brother ,surrounded by LF supporters, gave a speech.
Click here to see pictures from todays mass

" † An Nanssa Lan Nanssa † "

Posted by AL_ on Sunday, May 18, 2003 | Permalink

Daily Newswire

Here are some interesting articles from today:
Lebanon Charges Six More in Anti-Western Bombings (Reuters)
Lebanese Scientist Dead in Paris, Family Suspects Murder (Naharnet)
Threat of Civil War in Lebanon's Biggest Palestinian Camp (Naharnet)

Posted by 40-Tactical on Sunday, May 18, 2003 | Permalink

Tomorrow's Mass

Tomorrow all the Lebanese Forces members, all the lebanese who love Lebanon, everyone who dreams about a better future... are expected to come to Mar Gerges Church to pray with us for Ramzi Irani, the Lebanese Force's martyr who gave his life for us. The mass is going to be held at 11:00AM. For all our martys, for Bachir Gemayel, for Ramzi Irani, for our greatest and only leader Dr. Samir Geagea, let us all pray tomorrow.

Posted by Paul on Saturday, May 17, 2003 | Permalink

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