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To: NYer
He said: "It is useless to demonstrate in the streets, and we should stop this."

Well, dang. I don't quite know what to think of this guy. Since Bush invited him to the WhiteHouse I was hoping that this guy would be a good force for FReedom in Lebanon, but comments like the one above are stupid, imho. Why should the Lebonese STOP their street protests when ProSyrian government leaders are still in office? If you resign, you get to come right back. Heck, I'd be protesting also!

Anyone know anything about this Sfeir guy?

8 posted on 03/14/2005 11:57:40 AM PST by Reborn
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To: Reborn
I hope Syria dose not take a chapter out of Saddam's play book. Just one vial of serin in that group would be messed up.
9 posted on 03/14/2005 12:14:48 PM PST by WakeUpAndVote (Look for, the union label. Go ahead, keep looking, I'll wait.)
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To: Reborn
Why should the Lebonese STOP their street protests when ProSyrian government leaders are still in office?

According to Sfeir, demonstrations and opposing demonstrations lead nowhere since the Syrians are already withdrawing from Lebanon.

The Patriarch is advocating for the removal of the Syrian leadership in Lebanon. He has worked diligently over the past few months with other world leaders, seeking their support for this UN resolution. The point is that demonstrations keep people away from their jobs and lead to confrontations on the streets. They have been protesting for one month now. Read more here:

Patriarch Sfeir slams Syrian influence on constitutional changes

13 posted on 03/14/2005 1:19:43 PM PST by NYer ("The Eastern Churches are the Treasures of the Catholic Church" - Pope John XXIII)
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