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Pierre Boulos Press Release

LF press release regarding the murder of Rafi2 Pierre Boulos. It is written by Hanna Atiq. click here to view it

Posted by 40-Tactical on Thursday, May 13, 2004 | Permalink

Human Rights Report

The Lebanese Information Center "Human Rights in Lebanon - 2003" report is now online. This report addresses the Human Rights violation committed by the Lebanese Government that is controlled by Syria and it's allies in Lebanon.
click here to download it [PDF Format]

Posted by 40-Tactical on Wednesday, May 12, 2004 | Permalink

Lebanese-Forces.ca Update

Lebanese-Forces.ca has added a new article to the site "About the Founders of Jehovah witness". click here to view the article

Posted by 40-Tactical on Wednesday, May 12, 2004 | Permalink

Site News

We will be upgrading the LebaneseForces.com server from Windows 2000 to Windows 2003. With this upgrade you can expect greater reliability, security and faster speeds through out the site. Please be advised their might be some down time during the upgrade.

Posted by 40-Tactical on Tuesday, May 11, 2004 | Permalink

How to Spray Paint the LF Cross

This tutorial deals with the making of the LF cross stencil (2aleb) and then using it to spray paint the logo. This project will cost you $1.5 and will take around 15 minutes to complete.
click here for the step by step guide

Posted by 40-Tactical on Friday, May 07, 2004 | Permalink

How to Make Huge LF Posters

This tutorial deals with printing large low cost posters. You can print these posters on your printer at home, the office, university or a student center. These posters are made of a bunch of A4 pages printed on an everyday laser printer and then taped together to form one large poster. click here for the step by step guide

Posted by 40-Tactical on Thursday, May 06, 2004 | Permalink

How to Make an LF T-shirt

This tutorial deals with printing low cost t-shirts. There are many ways to print on shirts, silk screens etc, but this is the cheapest and easiest way that I have found so far. The total cost for the materials used in this guide was $10 not including the T-shirt. You might be able to get the items required for a cheaper price if you do some searching. Total time needed is around 10 minutes from beginning till the end.
click here for the step by step guide

Posted by 40-Tactical on Wednesday, May 05, 2004 | Permalink

FPM: Pierre Boulos Deserved to Die!!

According to the FPM (Aounieh), Pierre Boulos deserved to die. Two days after the death of our comrade Pierre Boulos, the administrator of the FPM site said the following: "Someone dirty like him (Pierre Boulos) deserves this death, his crimes against the Lebanese people on the "7awejez" and in Jemeyze won't let me feel sorry for him, every criminal will end up like him, a Moron bl Na2es!".
click here to view a screen shot of his post.

Posted by 40-Tactical on Wednesday, May 05, 2004 | Permalink

LF Funeral for Slain Activist Pierre Boulos

Lebanese Forces slain activist Pierre Boulos was proclaimed an LF martyr as he was buried Sunday in a massive funeral two days after his body was found stuffed in the trunk of his car near his house in Jemayze, An Nahar reported on Monday. Beirut's Maronite archbishop Boulos Matar officiated over funeral mass at St. Joseph-Hikmet Church, which was packed with flag-wielding LF members led by Qornet Shahwan members Toufic Hindi and Jean Aziz.

Beirut parliament member Michel Pharoun, at whose business empire Boulos worked before his death, was also present at the funeral service for the one-time head of the LF Students Department, An Nahar noted.

Boulos, 40, went missing after attending prayers for Mar Sharbel at Mar Maroun-Innaya monastery Friday evening. When he failed to show up at his home by dawn Saturday, his family began a search, which eventually led to the discovery of the decomposing body wrapped in a blanket at the car trunk.

An iron rod with bloodstains was found near the car, which corroborated conclusions by forensic experts that Boulos died from heavy blows to his head. The crime was reminiscent of last year's abduction and murder of engineer Ramzi Irani, who also headed the LF Students Department.

Taken from Naharnet

Posted by 40-Tactical on Tuesday, May 04, 2004 | Permalink

Missing LF Activist's Body Found Stuffed in Car's Trunk

Samir Geagea's Lebanese Forces suffered another kidnap- murder of a prominent activist as the body of Pierre Boulos was found decomposing in the trunk of his car two days after he went missing in Beirut. The discovery happened in Beirut's residential district of Jemayze Saturday afternoon. The car was parked outside a hospital in the district.

The crime rekindled ugly memories of the kidnap-murder of engineer Ramzi Ayrani, whose decomposed corpse was found in his car's trunk eight days after his mysterious disappearance in Beirut's Hotels district.

Like Ayrani, Boulos was once the chairman of the LF Students Branch. The LF Website quoted forensic experts as saying Boulos' death resulted from heavy club-beating of the head.

His parents were not allowed to see the body. There were scores of condolers at his house. Most prominent was Dr. Toufic el-Hindi the one-time political advisor to Geagea.

Geagea, who recently began his 11th year in solitary confinement at the Defense Ministry prison in Yarze, fired Hindi from the LF shortly after his release from jail last year after serving out an 18-month term for allegedly collaborating with Israel.

Boulos was an employee at the business empire of Beirut parliament member Michel Pharoun. His funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at Saint Joseph Church (Hikmeh School - Ashrafieh).

Taken from Naharnet.

Posted by 40-Tactical on Sunday, May 02, 2004 | Permalink

Lebanese-Forces.ca Site Updates

Lebanese-Forces.ca has added 2 new articles to the site. The first article is about the virgin Mary and lebanon.
click here to view this article.

The second article is about the "Reasons behind boycotting the 1992 Election, an Interview with Dr. Samir Geagea".
click here to view this article.

Posted by 40-Tactical on Saturday, May 01, 2004 | Permalink