Beirut, Feb. 28, 2002: Lebanese protesters take a page from the Argentinians' book, banging on pots and pans to demand economic reform (Photo: AFP).
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Posted on 02/28/2005 8:57:15 AM PST by Eurotwit
Edited on 02/28/2005 9:02:04 AM PST by Admin Moderator. [history]
Just watching CNN. They Pro-Syrian government has just resigned. Huge celebrations in Beirut.
Mod note: On CNN's banner:
Lebanon’s pro-Syrian prime minister, Omar Karami, announces his resignation and that of his government. Details soon.
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I was beginning to enjoy you two ladies talking about wild hairy men. :P LOL!!
Hmmmm, then we don't HAVE an exit strategy then...OH NO, WE DON'T HAVE AN EXIT STRATEGY!! BUSH FAILED!! CALLING JOHN KERRY, WE DON'T HAVE AN EXIT STRATEGY...
Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighting Troops
Seems like yesterday when Chechnyan rebels killed 350 women and children, seems like today 115 Iraqi job seekers were killed, seems like six months ago Spaniards were killed on a train.
Boy that international outrage sure was hugh
Trust but verify. Hope is not a strategy.
No!!! Really?!? Gosh, thanks so much for your keen insight.
But, Destro, as they say in that part of the world, "the camel's nose is under the tent." And "the genie is out of the bottle."
You're welcome.
Just saw Bret Baer on Fox News saying that the Pentagon just said that they have proof that Bin Ladin has been communicating with Al-Zarqawi in Iraq---
They said that the communications said that Bin Ladin is telling al-Zarqawi to concentrate attacks IN THE USA, instead of Iraq---
Beirut, Feb. 28, 2002: Lebanese protesters take a page from the Argentinians' book, banging on pots and pans to demand economic reform (Photo: AFP).
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PM's supporters run riot, one dead
From correspondents in Tripoli
March 01, 2005
From: Reuters
ONE person was killed today as followers of Lebanese Prime Minister Omar Karami rioted in his hometown in the wake of his resignation.
The death in Tripoli was reported by witnesses and hospital sources.
The witnesses said scores of armed Karami supporters attacked the houses of at least two opposition parliamentarians.
They were firing assault rifles into the air, smashing cars and setting tyres on fire in the streets.
Hospital sources confirmed a 22-year-old supporter of the pro-Syrian politician was shot dead during the rioting.
It was not immediately clear who shot him.
Lebanese troops were restoring calm and had cordoned off parts of the city, the witnesses said.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,12407091-23109,00.html
To: sarah_f
Right, and it's no accident that Syria landed itself on the Axis Of Evil list shortly after September 11, 2001, by none other than President Bush in front of a joint session of Congress, because for decades, they've been on that notorious list of states that sponsor terror. 269 posted on 02/28/2005 12:49:06 PM EST by BigSkyFreeper (Toora, Loora, Loora)
Now, who would like to go first and tell us what's wrong with BigSky's bleating up above?
And concerning the expansion of the Axis of Evil in May 02, please identify the joint session of Congress before which President Bush made that declaration. Thank you.
She left, couldn't put up with the wild savage bickering!
Well...NK has a million man Army....the best we could do if we saw them mobilizing would be to withdraw 30 miles South of the DMZ and make it a no man's land utilizing bombers...and then pick and choose military targets inside of NK to bring it to it's knees....
Exactly.
It's a brand new day in the Middle East.
1) I'd love to find out what I'm wrong about. Please provide some specifics, as opposed to these Einstein-like declarations that seem to be floating about.
2) The Axis was made up of the German, Italian and Japanese governments. Russia was in there for a while as well. But that means nothing to this argument, other than the general definition of an "axis" as thrown out by ol' Ray is irrelevant.
Did OBL have any suggestions as to how he would do it?
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